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• ARTICLEPresentation of Medals at Grey Main School
• ARTICLEHOKITIKA NOTES
• ARTICLEResidents Protest Against Preston Board Stock Route
• ARTICLEGREY MAIN SCHOOL COMMITTEE
• ARTICLEAMUSEMENTS At the Opera House
• ARTICLEWESTLAND LAND SALES DECISION
• ARTICLEWEST COAST INDUSTRIES HOLIDAY
• ARTICLEOperatic Society’s Christmas Party
• ARTICLEWEDDING HONORE—NUTTING
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• ARTICLEREPORTERS’ ALLEGATION THAT NEWS OF FINDING OF CRASHED AIR LINER WAS DELAYED BY GOVERNMENT
• ARTICLETHE TURF CHELLoW DENE SHOULD RACE WELL AT HOKITIKA
• ARTICLECIVIC RECEPTION TO WORLD CHIEF SCOUT
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• ARTICLEDEATH.
• ARTICLEThe Grey River Argus FRIDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1948. MR HOLLAND’S SECURITY
• ARTICLEFamily Man Objects to Social Security Tax
• ARTICLECHARWOMEN PILLORY SIR S. CRIPPS OVER WAGES RISE
• ARTICLELOCAL NEWS
• ARTICLETOWN HALL SITE PARKING AREA FOR CHRISTMAS WEEK
• ARTICLEPERSONAL ITEMS
• ARTICLEMR HOLLAND ANSWERED ON INFLATION
• ARTICLEAIRCRAFT CARRIER SABOTAGED IN ENGLAND
• ARTICLEWellington Man of 38 Catches Poliomyelitis
• ARTICLEOBITUARY Mr james G. Webster
• ARTICLER.S.A. Members to Ballot on Expulsion of Communists
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• ARTICLEPEKING MAY NEGOTIATE SURRENDER TO COMMUNISTS
• ARTICLECOMMUNISTS ALTER STRATEGY IN BID FOR NANKINS British Reported as Reconciled to Chinese Communist-led Government
• ARTICLEU.S. Supreme Court Asked Not to Review Tokio Death Sentences
• ARTICLEFrench Government's Budget Unhopeful
• ARTICLESalvador Army Deposes President
• ARTICLEPalestine Warfare Likely to Resume
• ARTICLEBattle with Malayan Bandits
• ARTICLEHISS INDICTED FOR PERJURY BY U.S. GRAND JURY
• ARTICLEU.S. Army Worker Betrayed Top Secret to Communist Agent
• ARTICLESoviet Jails Dozen Arament Factory and Other Directors
• ARTICLEPeople Fear Third World War
• ARTICLEEIRE REPUBLIC LAW PASSED UNANIMOUSLY
• ARTICLESoviet Vetoes Ceylon’s Entry to United Nations
• ARTICLEFREEDOM OF TRADE KEY TO PEACE
• ARTICLEROYAL SHOW CONCLUDES
• ARTICLEBOXING Mills v. Woodcock
• ARTICLE450 TURKEYS STOLEN IN SUSSEX, DESPITE VERY STRONG GUARD
• ARTICLEBonus Payments Are Not Part of Worker’s Ordinary Wage
• ARTICLEN.Z. Dairy Factory Workers Secure Wage Rise of 6s 5d a Week
• ARTICLETHE TURF Ashburton T.C. Boxing Day Fields
• ARTICLEMINISTER OF WORKS DENIES ANONYMOUS ACCUSATIONS
• ARTICLEEnd of War Assets Realisation Board
• ARTICLEINFLUENZA EPIDEMIC
• ARTICLETERRITORIAL COMMANDERS FOR N.Z.
• ARTICLEDutch Government Paying Pass age of One Hundred Farm Workers for N.Z.
• ARTICLEExamination Awards in Commercial Subjects by N.Z. Chamber of Commerce
• ARTICLECosta Rica’s Case
• ARTICLEWOMEN’S INSTITUTES
• ARTICLE£2 Week O.A. Pension Would Cost Britain £500 Million P.A.
• ARTICLEEffects of Republic on Relations with Commonwealth
• ARTICLEGREYMOUTH MAYOR REVIEWS YEAR’S WORK
• ARTICLETHE WEATHER Unsettled
• ARTICLEMinister Impressed by Southland Farms
• ARTICLESEVEN “BAD LITTLE BOYS” IN NORTHERN ESCAPADE
• ARTICLELaymen Responible for Church Progress, Says Primate
• ARTICLEPORT OF GREYMOUTH
• ARTICLEMETEOROLOGICAL
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• ARTICLEMR HOLLAND’S PARTY LEADERSHIP IS AGAIN DEFENDED
• ARTICLEMaori Overdoes it Laying on the Leather
• ARTICLECRICKET Grey School Team’s Easy Win Over Canterbury
• ARTICLEDonnelly Available for New Zealand Team in England
• ARTICLEBONNIE PRINCE CHARLIE-THE CHRISTENING
• ARTICLEWest Coast School Buildings
• ARTICLEBritain Replaces War Shipping Losses
• ARTICLEN.Z. SPONSORSHIP OF SOCIAL SECURITY IS RECOGNISED
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• ARTICLER.A.N.’s First Air Station
• ARTICLEPotatoes Dumped in Ashburton in Large Quantity
• ARTICLEPort of Westport
• ARTICLEREEFTON NOTES
• ARTICLENational Party and Elections Steady Progress Claimed
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  • ARTICLESouth School Additions
  • ARTICLESt. John Ambulance
  • ARTICLEWomen’s Institute
  • ARTICLESchool Awards
  • ARTICLENew District Nurse
  • ARTICLEPersonal
  • ARTICLEPhysician at Buller Hospital
  • ARTICLESports Results
  • ARTICLEA Child’s Play
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