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• TITLE_SECTIONMasthead
• SECTIONBIRTHS, DEATHS, MARRIAGES
  • ARTICLEBIRTHS
  • ARTICLEENGAGEMENT
  • ARTICLEGOLDEN WEDDING
  • ARTICLEDEATHS
  • ARTICLEFUNERAL NOTICES
  • ARTICLEIN MEMORIAM
  • ARTICLEBEREAVEMENT NOTICE
• ARTICLEEXPRESS TRAIN TIME TABLE
• ARTICLETHE WEATHER
• ARTICLEWIRELESS BROADCASTING
• ARTICLEMAIL NOTICES
• ARTICLEAIRWAYS TIME TABLE
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• ARTICLELAWN TENNIS
• ARTICLETRUCK CAPSIZES
• ARTICLEA RECORD MEETING
  • ILLUSTRATIONTURORA, a promising hack from W. E. Hazlett’s? Invercargill stable, who won the high-weight event at the Vincent meet...
  • ILLUSTRATIONE. G. LOW, who rode Douglas Haig in both his successes at the Vincent meeting. Low is apprenticed to the Gore trainer...
• ARTICLENOTES ON THE RUNNING
• ARTICLEMEMORIAL TO SWANEE
• ARTICLEWOODVILLE MEETING
• ARTICLEFORTHCOMING MEETINGS
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• ARTICLESWIMMING CARNIVAL
• ARTICLEUntitled
  • ILLUSTRATIONSpectators watching a demonstration of border dyke irrigation at the Awamoko Field Day on Saturday
• ARTICLESENIOR CRICKET
• ARTICLEAMUSEMENTS
• ARTICLEPORT OF OAMARU
• ARTICLEMEN’S SOFTBALL
• ARTICLEWOMEN’S BASEBALL
• ARTICLEField Day Held To Demonstrate Value Of Farm Irrigation
• ARTICLEYOUNG FARMERS
• ARTICLEDEFENCE RIFLES
• ARTICLELAWN TENNIS
• ARTICLEBOWLING
• ARTICLEYACHTING
• SECTIONSHIPPING
  • ARTICLETO LOAD WOOL
  • ARTICLECOMMERCE AND FINANCE
  • ARTICLETHEFT CHARGES
  • ARTICLETOUR OF AUSTRALIAN FARMERS STARTS TO-DAY
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• ARTICLEDRAIN ON STERLING
• ARTICLEFIRST SIGHT
  • ILLUSTRATIONA new arrival walks from the station to view’ the city in which he is now going to live.
• ARTICLEEIGHTY-FIVE YEARS AGO
• ARTICLEMAORI WOMAN CHARGED
• ARTICLETHE OTAGO DAILY TIMES MONDAY, JANUARY 17, 1949. PEACE FOR PALESTINE?
• ARTICLENEWS OF THE DAY
• ARTICLEDISASTROUS FIRE
• ARTICLEJOURNEY’S END
• ARTICLENO EARLY COMPLAINTS
  • ILLUSTRATIONFour of the eighty immigrants who arrived in Dunedin on Saturday afternoon. From the left are Misses I. Cooper (Glasg...
• ARTICLEPILOT DEAD
• ARTICLESEVERE DAMAGE
• ARTICLETaking Stock at the London Zoo
  • ILLUSTRATIONFlamingoes pass in line as a keeper checks over his charges for the annual stock-taking of the London Zoo. A record i...
• ARTICLEHUE AND CRY
• ARTICLENEW SUPERINTENDENT
• ARTICLEAGAIN HEAVY
• ARTICLERESPECTED FIGURE
• ARTICLEDEVELOPING CITIZENS
• ARTICLEPOSITION ABSURD
• ARTICLECASWELL SOUND ONCE YIELDED FINE MARBLE
• ARTICLEENTHUSIASTIC RECEPTION
• ARTICLEWHANGAREI HEALTH CAMP
• ARTICLETUNNEL COLLAPSES
• ARTICLELIBERAL PARTY
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• ARTICLEBRITAIN’S POLICY ON PALESTINE SITUATION BITTERLY CRITICISED
• ARTICLEMr Fraser Predicts World Recognition Of State of Israel
• ARTICLETURKISH CABINET RESIGNS
• ARTICLEANGLO-POLISH TRADE
• ARTICLECOMMITTEE APPROVAL
• ARTICLESTORMS IN NSW
• ARTICLESTALIN BUILDING AN “EASTERN RUHR”
• ARTICLECOMMUNISTS CAPTURE TIENTSIN CITY AFTER NIGHT-LONG FIGHTING
• ARTICLERIOTING IN DURBAN
• ARTICLEA COMMUNIST CHINA WOULD MEAN START OF THIRD WORLD WAR
• ARTICLEFEAR OF INSECURITY
• ARTICLECONFLICTING REPORTS
• ARTICLEVERY USEFUL PROGRESS
• ARTICLEINTERNATIONAL CHESS
• ARTICLEAntarctic Exhibition
  • ILLUSTRATIONA realistic Polar scene staged as part of the Antarctic exhibition on board the Discovery, which was recently opened ...
• ARTICLEINCREASE RECORDED
• ARTICLETEST OF CO-OPERATION
• ARTICLEMcKENLEY OUTCLASSED
• ARTICLEINDONESIAN ISSUE
• ARTICLEGUERRILLA ACTIVITY
• ARTICLEMR SOFOULIS RESIGNS
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• ARTICLEWELLINGTON HOLDS THE LEAD
  • ILLUSTRATIONA feature of the Smith-Mills partnership at Carisbrook on Saturday was the number of quick singles they made. G. Mill...
• ARTICLECHILD DROWNED
• ARTICLETHRILLING BOUT
• ARTICLEGeneral Drives Tramcar
  • ILLUSTRATIONMajor-general O. E. Herbert, commander of the British sector in Berlin, driving the first tramcar over the newly-open...
• ARTICLEFours Will Start To-day In Bowls Championships
• ARTICLEWALES BEATS ENGLAND IN RUGBY FOOTBALL
• ARTICLETRACK CYCLING
• ARTICLEBIG FIELDS
• ARTICLEFAVOURABLE IMPRESSION
• ARTICLEANNUAL CONFERENCE
• ARTICLESAFE RETURN
• ARTICLEATLANTIC STOWAWAYS
• ARTICLEPERSONAL
• SECTIONLETTERS TO THE EDITOR
  • ARTICLE“IS THE WORKER LAZY?”
  • ARTICLEWORK AND LEISURE
• ARTICLEANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS
• ARTICLESuperior Service Gave Robson The NZ Singles Title
  • ILLUSTRATIONJ. ROBSON
  • ILLUSTRATIONMRS McVAY
• ARTICLEWILDING PARK
• ARTICLEDINGHY MISSING
• ARTICLEDEATH OF FARMHAND
• ARTICLEISRAELI-HUNGARIAN TRADE AGREEMENT
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• ARTICLEWAIKOUAITI SHOW
  • ILLUSTRATIONA general view of the ground while the Waikouaiti Show was in progress on Saturday
• ARTICLETHREE INJURED
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