Contents of this issue
Contents
- TITLE_SECTIONMasthead
- GROUPING_NODEPage 1 Advertisements
- ARTICLEVoters Challenged As Maoris: Court To Decide Issue Itself
- ARTICLESOVIET ATTACKS U.S. AID TO GREECE AND TURKEY
- ARTICLELease-Lend Account: Soviet Agrees To Talks
- ARTICLEMR MOOHAN BECOMES A PARLIAMENTARY UNDER-SECRETARY
- ARTICLESHIPPING Port of Greymouth
- ARTICLETHE WEATHER Forecast: Fine And Cool
- GROUPING_NODEPage 2 Advertisements
- ARTICLERapahoe Highway Improvements May Be Commenced Soon
- ARTICLEPOLISH STUDENTS SEEK ADMISSION TO N.Z. MEDICAL SCHOOL
- ARTICLEBRITISH FAMILIES GIVE UP THEIR STATELY HOMES
- ARTICLEMINERS TO GO TO HEALTH RESORTS
- ARTICLEENTERTAINMENTS
- ARTICLERADIO PROGRAMMES Features from all Stations
- GROUPING_NODEPage 3 Advertisements
- ARTICLE£10,000 Reduction In Hospital Levies On Grey Local Bodies
- ARTICLE£1000 WORTH OF WORK AND NO CONTRACT SIGNED
- ARTICLEArbitration Court: Mr Monteith Retires
- ARTICLEMonth’s Leave For Nurses But Only One Week’s Pay
- ARTICLERUNANGA EDUCATION BOARD MEMBERS TO VISIT THE SCHOOL
- ARTICLEChurchill’s War Memoirs
- ARTICLEHOKITIKA INCREASE IN THE CEMETERY FEES SUGGESTED
- GROUPING_NODEPage 4 Advertisements
- ARTICLESPORTING SENSATIONAL CONTEST IN HAWKERS BAY CUP
- ARTICLEDAPHNE GRATTAN HAD RUNAWAY WIN AT AWAPUNI
- ARTICLERoyal Family Expected Home On May 11
- ARTICLEAcceptances NELSON
- ARTICLENEW ZEALAND AND APPRECIATION OF THE BEST ARTISTS
- ARTICLEAPPEAL FOR WOMEN FOR POST OFFICE
- ARTICLEGambling Not Evil: Views Of Eormer City Missioner
- ARTICLERACING IN N-Z. UNCLEAN, FORMER BOOKMAKER SAYS
- ARTICLEBRITISH TOURIST PLANS CRITICISED
- GROUPING_NODEPage 5 Advertisements
- SECTIONANNOUNCEMENTS
- ARTICLEGreymouth Evening Star. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 16, 1947. Progress In Indonesia
- ARTICLECold Weather in Sydney
- ARTICLEGENERAL NEWS Request By Motorists: “Raspberry" In Return
- ARTICLEMissing Members Of Crew Prevent Colliers Sailing
- ARTICLEMotorists Protest Against Higher Price For Petrol
- ARTICLESOLDIERS’ FARMS: STATE ACQUIRES 607,500 ACRES
- ARTICLENEW ZEALAND HEADED FOR ANARCHY, MR K. J. HOLYOAKE WARNS
- ARTICLECATERPILLAR PEST ATTACKS CROPS IN NORTHLAND
- ARTICLEDISTRICT DOCTORS TO VISIT THE GREY HOSPITAL
- ARTICLEGREY R.S.A. AND RECENT APPOINTMENT OF INSTRUCTORS
- ARTICLEPIN-PRICKING CHARGE AGAINST PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT
- ARTICLEPERSONAL
- GROUPING_NODEPage 6 Advertisements
- ARTICLEBritain Plans Balanced Budget: Taxation Up By £53,000,000
- ARTICLETax Adjustments And Increases
- ARTICLEGROUNDED LINER PULLED FROM BANK BY TUGS
- ARTICLE2619 MILES IN EIGHT'HOURS BY MILTON REYNOLDS
- ARTICLEJEWS CALL STRIKE IN SYMPATHY WITH IMMIGRANTS
- ARTICLEAuschwitz Commandant Hanged For His Crimes
- ARTICLEBRITAIN SEEKING MORE TRADE WITH RUSSIA
- ARTICLEGANDHI AND JINNAH DEPLORE VIOLENT TACTICS IN INDIA
- ARTICLEWALLACE MEETS WITH RESERVE IN BRITAIN
- ARTICLEAMERICAN TANKER REPORTED ON FIRE: NOT THE SOMERSET
- ARTICLERoyal Tribute To Cecil Rhodes Near Bulawayo
- ILLUSTRATIONMARTYRS OF NIMES EXTOLLED.—In the course of a tour of France last month the Prime Minister of France, M. Ramadier, pa...
- ARTICLETobacco Prices: British Government Imposes Substantial Increase
- ARTICLEDefence Bill Cut 46 Per Cent.
- ARTICLEMARSHALL VISITS STALIN AT THE KREMLIN
- ARTICLENationalisation Of All Factories In Poland
- ARTICLETWO MORE CASES OF SMALLPOX IN NEW YORK CITY
- ARTICLEITALIANS BURN HOTEL ROUND FLEEING GERMAN
- ARTICLEMR VYSHINSKY CAUGHT OUT BY LABOUR PRESSMAN
- ARTICLECABLE BREVITIES Communist Indicted By American Jury
- ARTICLEMelbourne Faced With Another Transport Crisis
- ARTICLESEVEN GERMANS ARRESTED BY POLICE IN EIRE
- ARTICLEBRITAIN REVERTS TO PRIVATE ENTERPRISE FOR IMPORT TRADE
- ARTICLEExplosion Kills Four French Naval Officers
- ARTICLEDISPLACED PERSONS IN U.S. ZONE
- ARTICLELATE NEWS ALLEGATION OF ‘DIRTY’ RACING IN DOMINION
- ARTICLEDE GAULLE PLAN AIMED AT FRENCH COMMUNISTS
- ARTICLE‘AWFUL LOT OF COAL’ IN ANTARCTIC ADMIRAL BYRD SAYS
- ARTICLESENTENCE ON ARMY DESERTER REDUCED
- ARTICLEHOUSE SQUATTING EXTENDS IN WELLINGTON CITY
- ARTICLEReefton Highways Stated To Be In Shocking State
- ARTICLE10,000 CHILDREN OF U.S. NEGRO SOLDIERS BORN IN BRITAIN
- ARTICLEMAORIS LEAVE FARMS: LURE OF SOCIAL SECURITY
- ARTICLEWoman Attacked By Intruder In Bedroom
- ARTICLEBritish Food Relief
- ARTICLESIZE OF DOMINION NEWSPAPER MAY BE REDUCED
- ARTICLENot Today, Thank You
- GROUPING_NODEPage 8 Advertisements
- ARTICLERUGBY FOOTBALL Celtic’s Tactics Pay Handsome Dividends
- ARTICLEUnion To Request Visit By Auckland Touring Team
- ARTICLEFIXTURES ARRANGED FOR NEXT SATURDAY
- ARTICLERULES ADOPTED FOR NEW FIFTH GRADE
- ARTICLEWESTLAND SUB-UNION TO OPEN SEASON AT HOKITIKA THIS WEEK
- ARTICLEBAKSI BATTERS WOODCOCK TO IMPOTENCE
- ARTICLETRIAL MATCHES FOR AUSTRALIAN TOUR
- ARTICLESOUTH AFRICAN TOUR PROSPECTS IMPROVE
- ARTICLEWRESTLING Kuss Beats Boesch On Points At Christchurch
- ILLUSTRATION“THE BOMBER” STRIKES A NEW NOTE.—Wearing the traditional sombrero and serape of Old Mexico, Joe Louis, heavyweight bo...
- ARTICLERUGBY LEAGUE Last Season’s West Coast Captain Has Retired
- ARTICLEWest Coast Fourth Grade Matches With Canterbury
- ARTICLEGOLF MEMBERSHIP OF GREY CLUB APPROACHING 200
- ARTICLEINDIAN CRICKETERS MAY TOUR NEW ZEALAND NEXT YEAR
- ARTICLEFIXTURES ARRANGED FOR SUNDAY
- ARTICLEBoxing at Auckland
- ARTICLESHORT STRIKE HOLDS UP CABLE CAR SERVICE
- ARTICLESHINWELL AGREES WITH BRITISH MINERS’ VIEW
- ARTICLEHigher Pay For English Association Players
- GROUPING_NODEPage 9 Advertisements
- ARTICLEBI-MONTHLY MEETING OF PRESBYTERY OF WESTLAND
- ARTICLEACTION ON WAGE INCREASES IS DEFERRED
- ARTICLELABOUR FEDERATION TO DISCUSS POLICY
- ARTICLECOMMERCIAL MIKONUI GOLD SHARES TO BE SOLD TO OVERSEAS INTERESTS
- ARTICLEGOLD MINES OF N.Z. DREDGE RETURNS
- ARTICLESTERLING FUNDS AGAIN INCREASE
- ARTICLEHEAVY SELLING ON WALL STREET
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