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- TITLE_SECTIONMasthead
- ARTICLEMAIL NOTICES
- ARTICLEMETEOROLOGICAL
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- ARTICLENEAR NELSON’S EASTERN BORDER
- ILLUSTRATIONTHE BEAUTIFUL RAI FALLS.--Ellis Dudgeon (photo),
- ARTICLENELSON INSTITUTE AND PUBLIC LIBRARY
- ARTICLEAN IRRESISTIBLE APPEAL
- ARTICLEWIRELESS NOTES
- ARTICLEA CELEBRATED CLOCK
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- ARTICLESCOUT NOTES
- ARTICLEMOTORING NOTES
- ARTICLEUntitled
- ARTICLEIN THE MURCHISON DISTRICT
- ARTICLETALKS ON HEALTH
- ARTICLESAVOY CHURCHYARD
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- ARTICLEMILLER’S SECTION
- ARTICLELIVE STOCK MARKET
- ARTICLEDAIRY FACTORIES
- ARTICLEHOLIDAYS IN TARANAKI
- ARTICLECONFUSION WORSE CONFOUNDED
- ARTICLEDASH FOR FREEDOM
- ARTICLERIVERTON’S OLDEST RESIDENT
- ARTICLENELSON RUGBY UNION
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- SECTIONON THE AIR
- ARTICLERADIO PROGRAMMES
- ARTICLERIFLE SHOOTING
- ARTICLEDR. CASEMENT AICKIN MEMORIAL
- ARTICLEMOTUEKA
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- ARTICLEAUSTRALIAN NAVY
- ARTICLEGODDESS LOSES CASE
- ARTICLERETURN OF SHARES CLAIMED
- ARTICLELOAN FOR ROADS
- ARTICLECROQUET
- ARTICLESOCIALISM
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- ARTICLESHIPPING
- ARTICLEBIRTH
- ARTICLEDEATH
- ARTICLEIN MEMOKIAM
- ARTICLEIN MKiVIOKIAM
- ARTICLEIN MEMORIAM
- ARTICLEIN MEMORIAM
- ARTICLEIN MEMORIAM
- ARTICLENelson Evening Mail SATURDAY. APRIL 24 1937 SPECIAL PROGRESS ISSUE
- ARTICLEGENERAL ITEMS
- ARTICLENELSON FIRE’ BOARD
- ARTICLEANZAC DAY
- ARTICLEINSTALLATION OF MACHINERY
- ARTICLESTRONG OPPOSITION
- ARTICLEADEQUATE WATER
- ARTICLEBURDEN OF INCREASED COSTS
- ARTICLEPERSONAL ITEMS
- ARTICLECORPORAL TIRIKATENE TELEVISES
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- ARTICLETAX ON PROFITS
- ARTICLEVESSEL REPORTED IN DISTRESS
- ARTICLEEDUCATION ACT
- ARTICLESUELING OF MADRID
- ARTICLEOBITUARY
- ARTICLETRANS-ATLANTIC AIR SERVICE
- ARTICLELIBEL ALLEGED
- ARTICLESUDDEN DOWNPOUR OF RAIN
- ARTICLEINFANTILE PARALYSIS
- ARTICLETHE CORONATION
- ARTICLEBOXING TANGLE
- ARTICLESULPHUR FUMES IGNITE
- ARTICLEP. AND O. COMMODORE
- ARTICLEANZAC DAY
- ILLUSTRATIONField-Marshal Sir William Birdwood.
- ARTICLELAWN TENNIS
- ARTICLE40-HOUR WEEK IN FRANCE
- ARTICLEFATHER DIVINE ARRESTED
- ARTICLEN.Z. WHITE PINE
- ARTICLEISSUE OF DRIVERS’ LICENSES
- ARTICLEONTARIO CABINET DISPUTE
- ARTICLEFRANC AND STERLING
- ARTICLEDOLLAR AND STERLING
- ARTICLEITALY AND AUSTRIA
- ARTICLEWOMEN'S AMAZON REGIMENTS
- ARTICLESAFETY IN THE AIR
- ARTICLEQUEEN MARY DELAYED
- ARTICLEBLUE UNIFORMS
- ARTICLEWELLINGTON WOOL SALES
- ARTICLESOUTH-WEST AFRICA
- ARTICLEIRISH SMUGGLER'S BOLT FOR FREEDOM
- ARTICLEB RADIO STATIONS
- ARTICLEEVILS OF ABORTION
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- ARTICLEWINDSOR MEMORIAL
- ARTICLEFIERCE GALE IN THE TASMAN
- ARTICLERIOTS AT BEHROR
- ARTICLEAUSTRALIAN ORANGES
- ARTICLEPOPPY DAY IN WELLINGTON
- ARTICLESMALL EARTHQUAKE SHOCKS
- ARTICLETHE RODING RIVER SCHEME
- ARTICLESELF-SUFFICIENCY
- ARTICLESHINGLE FROM FORESHORE
- ARTICLECHARGE OF THEFT
- ARTICLETO-DAY’S RACING
- ARTICLESTOCK AND SHARE MARKETS
- ARTICLEPROPOSED STATE PURCHASE
- ARTICLECANTERBURY AERO CLUB
- ARTICLEFOREIGN EXCHANGE
- ARTICLESHIPPING
- ARTICLETHRONGED WITH PASSENGERS
- ARTICLETHE CORONATION
- ARTICLERIOTING AT BEHROR
- ARTICLEPRICE OF GOLD
- ARTICLEALFRED DOMETT
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
- ARTICLEMAORI GULLY RETURN
- ARTICLEAN EARLY EXPLORER
- ARTICLEFREEDOM OF PRESS
- ARTICLEVESSELS LIKELY TO BE WITHIN WIRELESS RANGE
- ARTICLEWATER SUPPLY
- ARTICLEMINIATURE RIFLE SHOOTING
- ARTICLEMINING
- ARTICLERODING SCHEME
- ARTICLENATIVE RESERVES
- ARTICLESUMMER TIME ENDS TO-NIGHT
- ARTICLE“A CRUSADE FOR CHRIST”
- ARTICLENELSON HOMING CLUB
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- ARTICLETHE RELIGIOUS OUTLOOK
- ARTICLEOVERSEAS VISITORS
- ARTICLEGOLDEN BAY
- ARTICLETOWNSWOMEN’S GUILD
- ARTICLETITLE AND DIAMOND
- ARTICLE“EARL BALDWIN”
- ARTICLELORD RUNCIMAN ILL
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- ARTICLELOCAL BODY AMALGAMATION
- ARTICLEDEFINITION OF POPULATION
- ARTICLEWOMEN’S DIVISION OF FARMERS’ UNION
- ARTICLENATURE-AND MAN
- ARTICLETOUR OF INDIA
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- SECTIONCinema Stars, Films and Stage
- ARTICLEMUSSOLINI’S ITALIAN HOLLYWOOD
- ARTICLEBROTHER FOR GARBO
- ARTICLE“THREE CHEERS FOR LOVE”
- ARTICLE“ROSE MARIE”
- ARTICLEA NEW RECORD IN FILM SHOOTING
- ARTICLERISE TO FAME
- ARTICLE“GORGEOUS HUSSY”
- ARTICLE“BOYS WILL BE BOYS”
- ARTICLECORONATION FILM ARRIVES IN DOMINION
- ARTICLE“SWORN ENEMY”
- ARTICLENOT A FAKE
- ARTICLE40 Years A-Growing
- ARTICLE"Three Smart Girls"
- ARTICLEA MARK TWAIN CLASSIC FILMED
- ARTICLE“SONG OF FREEDOM”
- ARTICLE“THANK YOU JEEVES”
- ARTICLENORMA SHEARER
- ARTICLEProduction Pars
- ARTICLE"The Dancing Pirate"
- SECTIONA CORNER FOR CHILDREN
- ARTICLEKNITTED TOY FOR THE BABY
- ARTICLETHE MAN CALLED “LAMPS”
- ARTICLERUSSIAN FAIRY TALE RE-TOLD
- ARTICLESWEET-MAKING CORNER
- ARTICLECROSS-WORD PUZZLE
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- ARTICLECROSS-WORD PUZZLE
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
- ARTICLEHEALTH CAMPS FOR CHILDREN
- ARTICLEAdventures of the Chums
- ILLUSTRATIONThe chums arc very mystified about something which happened the other day. Richard was looking out of the window when...
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
- ILLUSTRATIONThe temptation to catch the strange animal on the lawn was too much for Richard to resist. Full of purpose, he rushed...
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
- ILLUSTRATIONAs you can imagine it was difficult to get behind the strange creature without frightening it away. But they managed ...
- ILLUSTRATIONTo make sure that the mole could not get out, Richard sat on the saucepan while they waited for the arrival of Gwen w...
- ARTICLESHIRLEY TEMPLE’S INCOME
- ARTICLEUntitled
- ARTICLETHE ADVENTURES OF MICHAEL
- ILLUSTRATIONMike tries to make his other friends go merry-making, too, And first he visits Celia Gow. “I’ve far too much to. do,”...
- ILLUSTRATIONNext Michael visits Herbert, who is working hard as well Beside his little cobbling bench; he’s making shoes to sell....
- ILLUSTRATIONPoor Michael visits Postman Goat, but finds him sung in bed With poultices upon his feet and wet cloths round his hea...
- ILLUSTRATION“Oh dear! Oh dear!" Poo- Michael says, and sigh most dismally, “I’ll have to stay in Timaru. Or course there’s still ...
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- ARTICLEINTERESTING NEWSPAPER MACHINES
- ARTICLETHE TRADING BANKS
- ARTICLETWO BOYS KILLED
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- ARTICLEENTERTAINMENTS
- SECTIONCOMMERCIAL NEWS
- ARTICLESTOCK AND SHARE MARKET
- ARTICLEAUSTRALIAN SHARES
- ARTICLEOVERSEAS SHIPPING
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- GROUPING_NODESpecial Progress Issue
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- ARTICLEInstallaton of Hoe Rotary Printing Press
- ARTICLEPower at Work
- ARTICLETHE HOE OCTUPLE ROTARY PRESS
- ARTICLETHE SONG OF THE MACHINES
- ARTICLETHE NEXT STEPS
- ARTICLEUntitled
- ARTICLESTEREOTYPING
- ARTICLEUntitled
- ARTICLEROTARY PRESS
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- ARTICLEFounder of the Nelson Settlement
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- ARTICLEVOYAGE OF THE ASTROLABE
- ILLUSTRATIONNELSON IN 1845, FROM A SKETCH BY F. DILLON BELL,
- ARTICLEA SUNDAY MORNING OF 1842
- ARTICLEUntitled
- ARTICLESOME EARLY SETTLERS
- ARTICLEVALLEY OF WAIMEA
- ILLUSTRATIONSECTIONAL VIEW OF EARLY NELSON
- ILLUSTRATIONNELSON IN THE ’FIFTIES
- ARTICLEUntitled
- ARTICLEUntitled
- ARTICLEEARLY EXPLORATION
- ARTICLEROTOITI OF THE SOUTH: Varied scenic charms of the beautiful lake that is one of Nelsons favourite resorts
- ILLUSTRATION-E. Dudgeon (photo).
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- ARTICLETo The Coast
- ARTICLEAmazing Feat
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- ARTICLELewis Pass
- ILLUSTRATIONThis view of early Nelson shows Examiner Street, the hill on which the Girls’ College now stands and the site of the ...
- ILLUSTRATION—Tyree (photo). Thomas Brunner, the intrepid explorer. The story of his exploits is briefly told in this issue.
- ILLUSTRATIONThe Lewis Pass road, now nearing completion, will shorten the distance from Nelson to Christchurch by 33 miles, the d...
- ILLUSTRATIONEARLY COLLINGWOOD
- ARTICLEEARLY NELSON LANDMARK EARTHQUAKE OF 1855 RECALLED
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- ARTICLETelegraph Office and "The Mail" DAILY CO-OPERATION
- ILLUSTRATIONThese pictures represent a course of action common in most newspaper offices.
- ILLUSTRATIONA VIEW OF THE OPERATING ROOM OF THE NELSON TELEGRAPH OFFICE.
- ILLUSTRATIONSERVICE CAR DRIVERS The personal interest of service car drivers and others in the delivering of "The Mail” in variou...
- ILLUSTRATIONA reporter (above) telephones his story to the office, where it is taken by typewriter (at right) direct from the 'ph...
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
- ILLUSTRATIONWork of news co-ordination in the office.
- ARTICLEDaily Harvesting of the News
- ARTICLESTAFF OF “THE MAIL”
- ARTICLEThe Work of Each Day
- ARTICLE“MAIL” RUNNERS
- ARTICLE“News Without Bias”
- ARTICLEFreedom of the Press
- ARTICLETribute to Press
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- ARTICLEModem Advertising
- ARTICLEIts Power and Importance
- ILLUSTRATION—Tyree (photo). The May Queen leaving Nelson, towed by the Charles Edward. The May Queen first visited Nelson in 1883...
- ILLUSTRATIONThe Planet and the Gold Seeker at Nelson wharf. Many a Nelson boy enjoyed an outing in the dinghies of such vessels k...
- ILLUSTRATIONThe Camellia, Cambria, Maid of Italy, Croydon Lass and Clio at Waitapu (Takaka) in former days.—Tyree (photo).
- ARTICLEIN THE DAYS OF THE OLD ENTRANCE TO NELSON HARBOUR
- ILLUSTRATION—Tyree (photo). The Rotorua, leaving Nelson by the old entrance before harbour improvements were carried out.
- ILLUSTRATION—Tyree (photo). The Corinna, in her passenger-carrying days, negotiating the old entrance to Nelson Harbour.
- ILLUSTRATIONEarlier residents will remember the P.S. Lyttelton, of 48 tons. Her journey from London to Lyttelton occupied 462 day...
- ILLUSTRATIONTHE FIFESHIRE ON THE ROCKS. From a pencil sketch by the lateHon. J. W. Barnicoat.
- ILLUSTRATIONA Comparison.—An ocean liner leaving Nelson recently by the present entrance.
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- ARTICLECharacteristic Industries of the- Nelson
- ILLUSTRATIONINTENSIVE CULTIVATION AT RIWAKA
- ILLUSTRATIONORCHARD SCENES ON, THE PICTURESQUE ROUTE FROM NELSON TO MOTUEKA, VIA BRONTE, MAPUA, TASMAN AND MARIRI
- ILLUSTRATIONSTRAWBERRY PICKING AT MOTUEKA
- ILLUSTRATIONCLOSE-UP VIEW OF HOP BINS, MOTUEKA.—W. Bridle (photo).
- ILLUSTRATIONA HOP GARDEN, EVES’ VALLEY, WAIMEA WEST
- ILLUSTRATIONA FINE TOBACCO CHOP IN THE FEICTILE VALLEY
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
- ILLUSTRATION9 THINNINGS IN A PINE PLANTATION
- ILLUSTRATIONA TOMATO Crop in a nelson glasshouse
- ILLUSTRATIONLUXURIANT GROWTH IN NELSON CITY (PALMS IN ANZAC PARK);
- ILLUSTRATIONAMONG THE RASPBERRIES AT MOTUEKA
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- ARTICLEThe World’s Most Famous Fish
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
- ARTICLERUNAWAY SAILORS
- ARTICLETHE MAORIS OF 1842
- ARTICLEBEAUTIFUL TASMAN BAY
- ARTICLEUTHE VILLAGE AT THE HAVEN"
- ARTICLETHE PENGUIN
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- ARTICLEGOLD AND GOLD SEEKERS
- ILLUSTRATIONBEFORE THE ROCKS ROAD WAS CONSTRUCTED
- ILLUSTRATIONBridge Street of Earlier Bays.
- ARTICLEFIRST SEA TRIP TO WESTPORT
- ILLUSTRATIONBullock dray in old Trafalgar Street.
- ILLUSTRATIONBefore the Rocks Road was Formed,
- ARTICLEDuties of The Press
- ARTICLEA Page for Women
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
- ILLUSTRATIONTHE NEW HATS Hats with brims—floral toques—all flower beret—a mixture of superfine felt and coarse straw.
- ILLUSTRATIONSpeep up of Fashion A striking vogue is the set of vivid red buttons used to fasten a double breasted jacket of black...
- ILLUSTRATIONWine and the Glass A pleasant symbol of friendship.
- ARTICLEUntitled
- ARTICLETHINGS THOUGHTFUL
- ARTICLEORIGIN OF FASHIONS
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- ARTICLETHE WAIMEAS IN THE 'FORTIES
- ILLUSTRATIONLEADING TO POHARA BEACH, TAKAKA. —A. R. Kingsford (Photo;,
- ILLUSTRATIONA Canary Island fine (mus canariensis) at fsel, Stoke, the estate of the late Mr J. W. Marsden. This tree supplies a ...
- ILLUSTRATION—A. R. Kingsford (photo), Autumn in the Korere Valley.—The picture is typical of the scenic charm of Nelson’s outer d...
- ILLUSTRATIONLate Archbishop Redwood,
- ILLUSTRATIONFROM POIIARA BEACH, TAKAKA. —A. R. Kingsford (photo),
- ARTICLESTRANDING OF THE RUAPEHU
- ARTICLEPIONEER MISSIONARY
- ARTICLEThe Wood in 1842
- ILLUSTRATIONIN THE HAYS OF THE DUN MOUNTAIN TRAMLINE.
- ARTICLEAN OLD RACE MEETING
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