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• TITLE_SECTIONMasthead
• SECTIONBIRTHS, DEATHS, MARRIAGES
  • ARTICLEBIRTHS
  • ARTICLEENGAGEMENT
  • ARTICLEDEATHS
  • ARTICLEFUNERAL NOTICE
  • ARTICLEIN MEMORIAM
  • ARTICLEBEREAVEMENT NOTICES
• ARTICLEAIRWAYS TIME TABLE
• ARTICLEEXPRESS TRAIN ORDINARY TIME TABLE
• ARTICLETHE WEATHER
• ARTICLEVerse for To-day
• ARTICLEWIRELESS BROADCASTING
• ARTICLEMAIL NOTICES
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• SECTIONScreen and Stage
  • ARTICLEOVER THE HILL
    • ILLUSTRATIONEdward Morley, the celebrated British actor who is to bring “Edward, My Son” on tour in New Zealand later in the year...
  • ARTICLENEXT WEEK’S PROGRAMMES
• ARTICLEVARIED REACTION
• ARTICLEHARDY SURVIVOR
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• ARTICLEValue of Modern Machinery Seen At North Oamaru
  • ILLUSTRATIONThe Public Works ditcher working at the north end of Oamaru.
• ARTICLEFINAL MATCHES
• ARTICLEAPPEAL FOR CORSO
• ARTICLELAWN TENNIS
• ARTICLEST. PAUL’S TENNIS
• ARTICLEPORT OF OAMARU
• ARTICLEBOWLING
• ARTICLEAMUSEMENTS
• ARTICLEHOMING PIGEONS
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• ARTICLEDEVELOPMENT AND GROWTH OF BRITISH EMPIRE GAMES
• ARTICLESUCCESS OF VARSITY SWIMMERS
  • ILLUSTRATIONPeter Johnstone, Otago representative Rugby footballer and 1949 All Black, was one of the 50 voluntary workers assist...
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• ARTICLEMOTHER OF TWELVE
  • ILLUSTRATIONDaphne, an Alsatian owned by Mr G. Pappas, of Melbourne, is obviously proud of her litter of 12 pups, aged one week.
• ARTICLEA Law Most Honoured In the Breach
• ARTICLEOTAGO TENNIS TEAM
• ARTICLELATER CLOSING TIMES
• ARTICLEWANGANELLA SALVAGE
• ARTICLEDEATH OF DRIVER
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• ARTICLEANNIVERSARY DAY
• ARTICLEEIGHTY-FIVE YEARS AGO
• ARTICLETHE OTAGO DAILY TIMES THURSDAY, MARCH 24, 1949. TOWARDS A DEPRESSION?
• ARTICLETHE PROBLEM OF TITO
• ARTICLEYACHT BATTERED BY STORM
• ARTICLENEWS OF THE DAY
• ARTICLEBETTY THE RABBIT
• ARTICLEGRADUAL DECREASE
• SECTIONA PRECEDENT?
  • ARTICLECOST OF CLOTHING
  • ARTICLEALLEGATION DENIED
  • ARTICLEMEETING OF MANUFACTURERS IN DUNEDIN
• ARTICLEFirst Special Train For Three Years
• ARTICLENew Aircraft in Dominion
  • ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
• ARTICLESNOW IN OTAGO
• ARTICLEWIDER BASIS
• ARTICLEImport Licences Doubled For This Year’s Supply of Crockery and Glassware
• ARTICLELAND DISPOSAL
• ARTICLEANNUAL WORK DAY
• ARTICLEVETERANS’ HOME
• ARTICLECaptain Scott Leaving from New Zealand
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• ARTICLEOFFICE IN UPROAR
• ARTICLE“DEFENCE UNTIL DAWN”
• ARTICLERATES NOT UNIFORM
• ARTICLEWHOLESALE MILK
• ARTICLEDISPLACED PERSONS
• ARTICLEREADY RESPONSE
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• ARTICLECounter-blockade of East Germany Unfair In Eyes of Russians
• ARTICLEDROP IN VALUE
• ARTICLEBANK ACT APPEAL
• ARTICLEFILM THRILLERS “TOO EXCITING” FOR CHILDREN
• ARTICLEILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS
• ARTICLERUSSIAN AND NORTH KOREAN ECONOMIC AGREEMENT
• ARTICLEUNITED OPPOSITION
• ARTICLECO-ORDINATED SYSTEM
• ARTICLECOMMODITY CONTROLS
• ARTICLECANADA'S ECONOMY
• ARTICLECASE AGAINST SHARKEY
• ARTICLECONSPIRACY CHARGES
• ARTICLEINCREASE AUTHORISED
• ARTICLECOUPON-FREE CLOTHES
  • ILLUSTRATIONFollowing an announcement made by the president of the Board of Trade, Mr Harold Wilson, that clothing could be obtai...
• ARTICLEIN COMPLETE CONTROL
• ARTICLEAmerican House Committee Approves Continuation of ERP at Reduced Amount
• ARTICLEPAYMENT FOR PHOTOGRAPHS
• ARTICLEFuture Status of India Will be Major Issue at Prime Ministers’ Meeting
• ARTICLERECIPROCAL BENEFITS
• ARTICLEFOREIGN COMPETITION
• ARTICLEAUSTRIAN TREATY TALKS
• ARTICLEPICTON TRAGEDY
• ARTICLELABOUR M.P. PREDICTS NATIONALISATION OF BRITISH MEAT TRADE
• ARTICLESpectators Flee From Fire
  • ILLUSTRATIONSpectators at the American Army base fire in Oakland, California, scatter as drums of turpentine explode with a terri...
• ARTICLEDISGUST EXPRESSED
• ARTICLEOBITUARY
• ARTICLECONFIRMED BY SENATE
• ARTICLEWOOLLEN GOODS ORDERS
• ARTICLEVISAS CANCELLED
• ARTICLENEW AMERICAN ANTI-AIRCRAFT GUN IN GERMANY
• ARTICLEDANISH ROYAL FAMILY INDISPOSED
• ARTICLEIsraeli Relations With Eastern Bloc Are Deteriorating
• ARTICLEFARMERS PERTURBED
• ARTICLEROMANTIC DRAMA
• ARTICLEDECISION DEMANDED
• ARTICLEATTENDING EARLY SETTLERS' FUNCTION
  • ILLUSTRATIONA group of descendents of the Early Settlers who met yesterday afternoon outside the Dunedin Town Hall, where the Ear...
• ARTICLEWORLD CHURCH LEADER
• ARTICLEAMAZING STORY
• ARTICLEMEMORY OF PIONEERS FITTINGLY HONOURED IN ANNIVERSARY FUNCTIONS
• ARTICLEACCUSED’S ADMISSION
• ARTICLEINITIATIVE NEEDED
• ARTICLEFOOTBALL POOL WIN
• ARTICLEDRAWN GAME
• ARTICLEFirst Choice, the Pictures
  • ILLUSTRATIONThe Anniversary Day holiday yesterday presented an opportunity for many Dunedin children to spend their afternoon at ...
• ARTICLETHREE OTAGO MEN
• ARTICLESTRONG DEMAND
• ARTICLEPERSONAL
• SECTIONLETTERS TO THE EDITOR
  • ARTICLEFALSE PHILOSOPHY
  • ARTICLERSA AND COMMUNISM
  • ARTICLEYACHTING IN OTAGO
  • ARTICLETRAWLING OPERATIONS
• ARTICLEOAMARU MEETING
• ARTICLECOLLEGE TOURNAMENT
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• ARTICLEIMPROVED VALUES
• ARTICLERANGE OF PRICES
• ARTICLEADDINGTON MARKET
• ARTICLESALES ON ’CHANGE
• ARTICLECOMPANY DIVIDENDS
• ARTICLEWork Carried on As Usual Yesterday
• ARTICLESTOCK SALES
• ARTICLECAMPBELL ISLAND
• ARTICLELADIES’ BRASS BAND
• ARTICLETABASAN TABLETS
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• ARTICLEBALKIS WINS CUP
• ARTICLEDETAILS OF RACING
• ARTICLENOTES ON THE RUNNING
• ARTICLEN.Z. MERMAID!
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• ARTICLEGALLOP FINISHES AT OAMARU
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• ARTICLEFORTHCOMING MEETINGS
• ARTICLEGOOD PERFORMANCE
• ARTICLEWAIMATE MEETING
• ARTICLECopper Coin Pulls Up Lame
• SECTIONRUGBY FOOTBALL
  • ARTICLEGIMMERBURN CLUB
  • ARTICLERANFURLY CLUB
  • ARTICLEARROWTOWN CLUB
• ARTICLEBAPTIST TABERNACLE
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• ARTICLEOLYMPIC CHAMPIONS
• ARTICLEINNINGS VICTORY
• ARTICLEDRAWN GAME
• ARTICLEOTAGO WOMEN’S CRICKET
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