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- ARTICLEATTEMPT TO KIDNAP IS ALLEGED
- ARTICLEPassenger and Cargo Ships
- ARTICLEN.Z. BUTTER FOR CANADA: SALE DEFENDED
- ARTICLEAlleged Use Of Hypodermic By Welfare Officer
- ARTICLEBERLINERS WORK TO AID AIR-LIFT
- ARTICLE30,000 Sign Petition For Humane Killing
- ARTICLEINFERIOR COAL: PRODUCTION IS HAMPERED
- ARTICLESHIPPING Port Of Greymouth
- ARTICLETHE WEATHER Forecast: Showery
- ARTICLEScholarships for Maoris
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- ARTICLEOWNERSHIP OF PAMIR IS NOW DISPUTED
- ARTICLEPARLIAMENT— Rush Of Business: Eight Bills Introduced
- ARTICLEGOVERNMENT TO TAKE OVERSEAS BANK SHARES
- ARTICLECOMPENSATION TO RESERVE BANK: EXCHANGE LOSS
- ARTICLEOpposition Attack On Land Valuation Bill
- ARTICLEINJURY CAUSED BY NEGLIGENCE: CARRIERS’ LIABILITY
- ARTICLESOLDIERS SPEAK OUT: AUSTRALIA IS NOT READY
- ARTICLEUNIONISTS DEMAND JUDGE’S DISMISSAL
- ARTICLECHINESE GOVERNMENT CLAIMS VICTORIES
- ARTICLESoviet—Afghanistan Boundary Agreement
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- SECTIONANNOUNCEMENTS
- ARTICLEDEATH
- ARTICLEIN MEMORIAM
- ARTICLEGreymouth Evening Star. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1948. Why UNO Will Not Work
- ARTICLEFreighter Completed Record Tow Today
- ARTICLECASE ORDERED TO BE HEARD BY SPECIAL JURY
- ARTICLEDROVER REPORTED MISSING
- ARTICLEGENERAL NEWS Mayor Stresses Plight Of Pensioners
- ARTICLEMOVE TO SAVE WEST COAST GOLD INDUSTRY
- ARTICLESHORTAGES FEARED: LATE ANNOUNCEMENT OF IMPORT SCHEDULE
- ARTICLEOddments
- ARTICLEEASING NOTED IN DEMAND FOR MALE LABOUR
- ARTICLEGestapo Method Alleged: Issue Raised
- ARTICLETransfer Of Catchment Board Engineer
- ARTICLEPARALYSIS CASE
- ARTICLEOBITUARY Mr W.A. Marshall
- ARTICLEPERSONAL
- ARTICLEEmployers’ Association
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- ARTICLE“Menacing Situation”-— DISSATISFACTION WITH ISRAELI
- ARTICLEFRENCH MINE STRIKE: NO SIGN OF BREAK
- ARTICLEGRAZIANI BLAMES BRITAIN FOR RUIN OF ITALY
- ARTICLEFRENCH SUGGESTION IS RIDICULED BY PRAVDA WRITER
- ARTICLECANADIAN LABOUR CRITICAL OF RUSSIA’S ACTIVITIES
- ARTICLE70-YEAR-OLD PRIME MINISTER OF JAPAN
- ARTICLESTEEL DEPARTMENTS FORCED TO CLOSE
- ARTICLETerrorist Gang’s Plan— JEWISH BOMB PLOT AGAINST BRITAIN
- ARTICLEGUERRILLAS IN GREECE STEP UP OPERATIONS
- ARTICLENEW ZEALANDER HAS CHANCE TO WIN THE KING’S PRIZE
- ARTICLE£28,000 WORTH OF OPIUM
- ARTICLEFRANCE EXPECTED TO FIX HIGHER EXCHANGE RATES
- ARTICLEChurchills In Belgium
- ARTICLEMISS HOWARD SAYS SHE IS ‘STILL WAITING’.
- ARTICLEBrief Strike In France
- ARTICLE“Secret” Documents Affair— Chifley "Gags” Move By Opposition
- ARTICLECHANGE OF VENUE FOR MURDER RE-TRIAL REFUSED
- ARTICLECompensation Claimed By Burma For War Damage
- ARTICLEPREPARATIONS IN HAND FOR ROYAL BIRTH
- ARTICLE“Key To Lasting Peace”— Bevin Speaks Of Great 'Indian Ocean Problem’
- ARTICLEN.Z. Is Drug-ridden Country, Says Opposition Member
- ARTICLE14,000 MIGRANTS: OCTOBER FIGURES FOR AUSTRALIA
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- ARTICLEMurders And Life Sentences
- ARTICLEUNO MISSIONS TO COLONIES OPPOSED
- ARTICLEArmed Man Robs Bank At Auckland
- ARTICLETASMAN PASSENGER CONGESTION MAY BE RELIEVED SHORTLY
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- ARTICLEThe King Speaks— What British Empire-Stands For In World
- ARTICLEWIDENING OF RIFT AMONG MINE WORKERS
- ARTICLESNEEZILY YOURS
- ARTICLEPOLIOMYELITIS DISCUSSED IN HOUSE TODAY
- ARTICLECALWELL ACCUSED OF “WILD CONDUCT”
- ARTICLEDust Passes Over Auckland
- ARTICLEHARBOUR BOARDS SEEK REMOVAL OF SHIPPING CONTROL
- ARTICLEC.J. Nix Lying Seventh In King’s Prize Shoot
- ARTICLEProposed Council For Free Czechoslovakia
- ARTICLE117,000 Arab Refugees
- ARTICLESCOPE OF BOARD OF TRADE INQUIRY MAY BE INCREASED
- ARTICLEUNIONS PROPOSE RESTRICTION ON OPEN-CUT MINES
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- ARTICLEMore Authority Sought In South Island
- ARTICLEHEAVY LOADS ON HIGHWAYS: ISSUE DISCUSSED
- ARTICLEHARBOUR BOARDS AND INTERFERENCE WITH THEIR WORK
- ARTICLEDEVELOPMENT OF MARGINAL LAND IS ADVOCATED
- ARTICLECoal Distillation Plant Wanted For Buller Area
- ARTICLERADIO PROGRAMMES Features From All Stations
- ARTICLENew War Medal
- ARTICLE‘GLORIOUS COUNTRY,’ SAYS UNITED STATES VISITOR TO DOMINION
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- ARTICLEPresident Of R.S.A. Advocates Conscription In N.Z.
- ARTICLERUGBY FOOTBALL Mr A. McDonald May Instruct West Coast Club Coaches
- ARTICLEBASKETBALL Teams Selected For Tomorrow’s Matches
- ARTICLEHorror Film Advertising
- ARTICLEWomen’s Cricket Team
- ARTICLEBOXING WEST COAST TEAM COMPLIMENTED ON ACHIEVEMENTS
- ARTICLEROAD IMPROVEMENTS IN REEFTON DISTRICT SOUGHT
- ARTICLERUGBY LEAGUE Australian League Team Defeated By St Helens
- ARTICLEENTERTAINMENTS Opera House
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- GROUPING_NODEThe Greymouth Evening Star. Sports
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- SECTIONTRENTHAM FORM: KARTIKEYA AND EXCELLENCY
- ARTICLEFields For Tomorrow Reviewed .
- ARTICLEWellington Fields And Form
- ARTICLETRENTHAM BRACKETS
- ARTICLETOMMY GUN AND SUPER GALLOP ATTRACTIVELY
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- SECTIONMAKE BELIEVE AT FORBURY
- ARTICLEClyde Bridge Favoured In Geraldine Cup
- ARTICLESPRING FASHION IN FORM FOR WANGANUI TROTS
- ARTICLEWonder Boy— Iwo Jima At Ellerslie Races
- ARTICLEFarewell Trophy For Bradman
- ARTICLEBILLIARDS Record Break Of 540 Made By Greymouth Player
- ARTICLEOTAGO LIKELY TO HAVE SOUND TEAM NEXT YEAR
- ARTICLEN.Z.’s Oldest Rugby Team— Tour Of Africa Swan Song For Many Players?
- ARTICLESELECTION OF JOE LOUIS’S SUCCESSOR: PLAN ANNOUNCED
- ARTICLEGOLF MRS BALL WINS N.Z. TITLE -FOR SECOND TIME
- ARTICLESILK ELIMINATED BY TASMANIAN PLAYER
- ARTICLEN.Z: GOLFER HAS PLAYED WELL ON AUSTRALIAN TOUR
- ARTICLEPLUNKET SHIELD PROSPECTS DISCUSSED
- ARTICLECRICKET WOMEN’S MATCHES TO COMMENCE ON OCTOBER 30
- ARTICLEM.C.C. TEAM LEAVES ENGLAND FOR SOUTH AFRICAN TOUR
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