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- TITLE_SECTIONMasthead
- SECTIONANNOUNCEMENTS
- ARTICLEBIRTHS
- ARTICLECOMING OF AGE
- ARTICLEDEATHS
- SECTIONANNOUNCEMENTS
- ARTICLEFUNERAL NOTICE
- ARTICLEIN MEMORIAM
- ARTICLEACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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- SECTIONWomen's News and Views
- ARTICLEA Quiz That Proves Absolutely Nothing
- ARTICLEWIFE OF AUSTRALIAN CONDUCTOR SEES N.Z.
- ARTICLEFashion Sale Brings Big Price Reductions
- ARTICLETIMARU GIRL’S OPERATION
- ARTICLEObituary MISS E. J. WHITE
- ARTICLEU.S. VISITOR TELLS OF FORMOSAN PROGRESS
- ARTICLEN.Z. DOCTORS RESPECTED
- ARTICLEENGAGEMENTS
- ARTICLEUse For Shaving Cream
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- SECTIONHOME COOKING
- ARTICLERarebits For A Quick Week-end Meal
- ARTICLETomato Rarebits
- ARTICLEPoached Rarebits
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
- ARTICLEPork and Tongue Shape
- ILLUSTRATIONTHIS DELICIOUS CELERY SALAD MAKES A CHANGE FROM LETTUCE TO GO WITH COLD MEATS, HAM OR SALMON. THE DISH IN THE TOP RIG...
- ARTICLEFish With A Touch Of Glamour
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
- ARTICLERECIPE OF THE WEEK
- ARTICLEFish Broderie
- ARTICLECelery Salad
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
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- ARTICLERACING Roman Maid Runs Fast At Riccarton
- ARTICLEENTRIES FOR WINGATUI
- ARTICLENO RACE FOR TULLOCH
- ILLUSTRATIONOPO, a Wanganui-owned and trained candidate for the Hornby High-weight at Riccarton on Saturday. One of his two wins ...
- ARTICLESMART TRAINING WORK BY PAPER CLIP
- ARTICLEMATAMATA FIELDS
- ARTICLEMELANION FOR STUD
- ARTICLETawhiao Beaten At Randwick
- ARTICLEMELBOURNE SWABS
- ARTICLECADVCEUS SHOWS NO SIGNS OF SORENESS
- ARTICLEU.S. Officials For Championships
- ARTICLETROTTING Tairene Family Has 3 Firsts At Nelson
- ARTICLERacing SUCCESSFUL APPEALS
- ARTICLEMEETING ON ANZAC DAY
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- ARTICLERacing FIELDS FOR GISBORNE
- ARTICLECroquet N.Z. TITLES
- ARTICLELower Grade Games
- ARTICLECycling CRITICISM OF SELECTORS
- ARTICLEGolf McDougall May Seek Reinstatement
- ARTICLEJones To Play In P.G.A. Tourney
- ARTICLEBowls T. T. Skoglund Wins Taranaki Fours
- ARTICLECricket INDIES ALL OUT 112
- ARTICLEDRAW FOR EIGHTH ROUND
- ARTICLE200-Dollar Fine For Rioter
- ARTICLEGOOD SCORE BY COLTS
- ARTICLEWEST AUSTRALIA BEATEN
- ARTICLETable Tennis EIGHTH ROUND MATCHES
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- ARTICLESupreme Court GRAND JURY RETURNS NO BILL IN ONE CASE
- ARTICLETHEFT OF RINGS
- ARTICLEMOWER CASE ENDS
- ARTICLEGOLF LOCKERS FORCED
- ARTICLECITY COUNCIL AWARDS
- ARTICLER.N.Z.A.F. Pilot Still Waiting For Transport Back To Base
- ARTICLEBUS FINANCES IMPROVE
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- SECTIONLETTERS TO THE EDITOR
- ARTICLELake Manapouri
- ARTICLENelson Railway
- ARTICLEHunting With Bows
- ARTICLETelevision
- ARTICLEVisiting Artists
- ARTICLEEntertainment In Open Air
- ARTICLEImmigration
- ARTICLEHydatids
- ARTICLEDisarmament
- ARTICLEYouth And Liquor
- ARTICLESocial Security
- ILLUSTRATIONWORLD UNDERWATER ENDURANCE RECORD.—Mrs Jane Baldasare, aged 24 years, a New York housewife, peers through the glass p...
- ARTICLEFerry Road Zoning To Be Opposed By Regional Body
- ARTICLETHREE MILES IN 18MIN.
- ARTICLELINES OF URBAN FENCE
- ARTICLEBROADCASTING PROGRAMMES
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- ILLUSTRATIONILL-TREATMENT- CLAIMED BY LUMUMBA.—Patrice Lumumba, leader of the Congolese National Movement, displays his bandaged ...
- ARTICLEHigh Value Of Farmland Near Auckland
- ARTICLELONG PUBLIC SERVICE
- ARTICLENEW CHURCH IN SUMNER
- ARTICLENOTIFIABLE DISEASES
- ARTICLELAKES ALUMINIUM SCHEME
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- ARTICLESCHOOL YEAR OPENS
- ARTICLE‘SUSPICION OF AUSTRALIA’
- ARTICLEMagistrates Court Month’s Imprisonment For Assault On Constable
- ILLUSTRATIONLEADING BRITISH SPORTSWOMAN.—Miss Mary Bignal, the long jumper and sprinter, who has represented Britain in many inte...
- ARTICLECHARGE AGAINST DRIVER
- ARTICLENZ EXHIBITION IN RUSSIA
- ARTICLEHOMES MENACED BY FIRE
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- SECTIONCOMMENTARY ON SPORTS
- ARTICLEMany Changes Have Marked 60 Years Of Golf At Shirley
- ILLUSTRATIONNO BALL IN SIGHT.—For a few moments football is forgotten as J. Faull (Wales), in the dark jersey, and R. E. Syrett (...
- ARTICLESponsored Tennis Players Did Well
- ILLUSTRATIONThe Shirley clubhouse with the new brick locker rooms on the right.
- ARTICLEShow Jumping Contest Had Thrilling Finish
- ARTICLEChanges In Surfing
- ILLUSTRATION"Like to get behind me?”
- ARTICLEAround The Greens
- ILLUSTRATIONCROSS COUNTRY IN THE SNOW.—Snow shoes would appear to be a more appropriate form of footwear than running shoes as th...
- ARTICLEN.Z.'s Davis Cup Entry Example Of Positive Policy
- ILLUSTRATIONJ. LOCKINGTON
- ILLUSTRATIONJ. SOUTER
- ILLUSTRATIONA new bowling trophy, the Emil Hoffman Memorial Cup, has been presented for competition between the Commercial Travel...
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- ARTICLEThe Eden Memoirs EGYPTIAN EXPEDIENTS FOR TRAFFIC THROUGH CANAL
- ILLUSTRATIONTIBETANS PRAY IN NEPAL.—Guru Rempoche, the Dalai Lama’s senior tutor, and other high Tibetan priests, conducting a sp...
- ARTICLENEWS OF ROYAL BIRTH
- ARTICLEMAIL NOTICES
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- ARTICLEThe Press WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1960. Triumph For General De Gaulle
- ARTICLEHydatids Campaign
- ARTICLEQUIZ WINNER ON TRIP
- ARTICLEGeneral News
- ARTICLECLIMBERS’ BODIES NOT RECOVERED
- ARTICLECOOK RIVER SEARCH
- ARTICLEBARTER DEAL OPPOSED
- ARTICLEDentists’ Incomes Averaged £2682, Doctors’£2593 In 1956
- ARTICLEU.S. ANTARCTIC FLIGHTS
- ARTICLEN.A.C. FLIGHTS DELAYED
- ARTICLESCRUB FIRE AT TAUPO
- ARTICLEALUMINIUM MILL
- ARTICLENew Zealand Weather
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
- ARTICLEEuropean Trade FURTHER STUDY OF PRESENT DIVISIONS
- ARTICLELIQUOR LAWS INQUIRY
- ARTICLETHEATRE NOW A SHELL
- ARTICLENew Company’s Board Of Directors
- ARTICLEINDEX TO NEWS
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- ILLUSTRATIONCAPTAIN OF LARGEST LINER RETIRES.-Commodore G. Morris, captain of the world’s biggest liner, the Queen Elizabeth (83,...
- ARTICLETREATY WITH GERMANY
- ARTICLEPROTESTS BY EAST
- ARTICLENo Russian On U.N. Mission To Africa
- ARTICLESTATE OF ALERT IN EGYPT
- ARTICLEScooters For Olympic Athletes
- ARTICLE‘Macmillan Not Seeing African Leaders’
- ARTICLETests Show Soviet Rockets Accurate
- ARTICLELord Dunrossil Sworn In
- ARTICLEOil Workers In Fiji Get Rise
- ARTICLECHESSMAN APPEALS
- ARTICLETHE QUEEN’S BABY
- ARTICLEMissile Gap Brings Criticism Of President
- ILLUSTRATIONTHE ROYAL LAYETTE which has been made by 20 residents of the Linen and Woollen Drapers* Cottage Home at Derby, of whi...
- ARTICLEAlgiers Revolt Ends; Leader Flees
- ARTICLEHope For Early End Of War In Algeria
- ARTICLEActors Threaten Strike Over Films For TV
- ARTICLETwo New High Schools Opened Yesterday
- ARTICLEARTHUR’S PASS RESIDENTS
- ARTICLEARTHUR’S PASS PARK
- ARTICLEFORMATION OF I.D.A.
- ARTICLESHEARER BREAKS S.I. RECORD
- ARTICLETRADE BLOCS IN EUROPE
- ILLUSTRATIONMR CUMMING-BRUCE
- ARTICLEN.Z. BREWING METHODS
- ARTICLEMAYORAL POLL IN MASTERTON
- ILLUSTRATIONCUSTOMS HAUL AT LYTTELTON.—Some of the contraband goods seized on the ship Crusader at Lyttelton yesterday. Transisto...
- ARTICLEWEST COAST POTENTIAL
- ARTICLEAIR SERVICE TO WEST COAST
- ARTICLETwo Chinese Fined For Having Uncustomed Goods
- ARTICLEBIG VIADUCT CONTRACT
- ARTICLEPRAISE FOR N.Z. WAY OF LIFE
- ARTICLECONTRABAND FROM SHIP
- ARTICLEINQUIRY INTO ELECTION
- ARTICLEAdvertisers Oppose Direct State Control Of Television
- ARTICLEOvercrowded Borstals Criticised By Judge
- ARTICLEPARADE OF FLOWERS
- ARTICLESOCIAL CREDIT LEAGUE
- ARTICLENEW PLANNING CHAIRMAN
- ARTICLECOUNTERING AIR POLLUTION
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- ARTICLETOURIST TRADE SEEN AS VALUABLE EXPORT
- ARTICLEObituary Mr H. H. S. Westmacott
- ARTICLEDR. J. R. BOYD
- ARTICLE“CHAMBER JAZZ”
- ILLUSTRATIONTWO HIGH SCHOOLS OPEN ON SAME DAY.—For the first time in the South Island, two new high schools, Aranui and Burnside,...
- ARTICLEDEVELOPMENT AT KAWERAU
- ARTICLECHIEF OF STAFF CHANGING NAME
- ARTICLEChamber’s Commendation Of Power Agreement Criticised
- ARTICLEPope Criticises Communist Unbelievers As Synod Ends
- ARTICLECONDITIONS IN MALAYA
- ARTICLETEXTBOOKS IN SCHOOLS
- ARTICLECAR OVERTURNS
- ARTICLECOOLER YEAR THAN USUAL
- ARTICLECHECKS ON GOODS AND SERVICES
- ARTICLEWINTER GAMES
- ARTICLEAthletics Programme For N.Z. Team
- ARTICLEN.Z.A.A.A. Approves Records
- ARTICLENew South Wales Women’s Team
- ARTICLECanterbury Request Declined
- ARTICLELawn Tennis N.Z. TEAM FOR OVERSEAS
- ARTICLESwimming N.Z. Water Polo Team Chosen
- ARTICLEVictorian Win Over N.S.W.
- ARTICLEQUEENSLAND POLO TEAM
- ARTICLEOxford Railway Demolition
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- ARTICLEABDINGTON MARKET Fat Sheep Values Ease Sharply; Cattle Prices Weaken
- ARTICLEPleasant Point Stock Sale
- ARTICLEHOUSE COLOUR CHANGES
- ARTICLESCHOOL LIBRARY ASSISTANTS
- ARTICLENEW SIGNALS SYSTEM
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- ARTICLECOMMERCIAL Beggs, Turnbull and Jones Shares Rise
- ARTICLEN.Z. SHARE TRANSACTIONS
- ARTICLEOVERSEAS EXCHANGES
- ARTICLEQUOTATIONS IN CHRISTCHURCH
- ARTICLEWOOL SALES IN AUSTRALIA
- ARTICLENEW PLAN TO “SELL” WOOLLEN GOODS
- ARTICLECompany News TEXAS-AUSTRALIAN EXPLORATION
- ARTICLEU.K. Firm Expects Less Butter From N.Z. In 1960
- ARTICLEPRICE FALL FORECAST
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- ILLUSTRATIONCOLLISION AT SEA.—A hole in the port bow of the Norwegian tanker Gorm (11,000 tons), of Oslo, is shown in this pictur...
- ARTICLEMr Nash Opens U.N.E.S.C.O. Talks On School Books
- ARTICLEGOODS VALUED AT £2OO STOLEN
- ARTICLENEW PARKING AREA
- ARTICLEOLYMPIC FLAME
- ARTICLETRAINING OF TEACHERS
- ARTICLEBANK MANAGER RETIRES'
- ARTICLEU.K. ARMS SPENDING
- ARTICLEMANUFACTURE OF CARPETS
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- ARTICLEBOOM IN HAWAII AFTER STATEHOOD ADMISSION
- ARTICLESHIPPING Port Of Lyttelton
- ARTICLEShipping Telegrams
- ARTICLEYOUNG PEOPLE AND COURT
- ARTICLEATTEMPT TO SWIM COOK STRAIT
- ARTICLELife-Saving SOUTH BRIGHTON CLUB
- ARTICLELawn Tennis Auckland Teams To Play Wellington
- ARTICLENELSON RAIL LINK
- ARTICLEESTABLISHMENT OF INDUSTRIES
- ARTICLERACING DRIVER KILLED
- ARTICLECAR’S FALL INTO HARBOUR
- ARTICLEINDEX TO CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
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