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- TITLE_SECTIONMasthead
- ARTICLETHE WEATHER
- ARTICLEDEER PARK
- ARTICLE“Beloved Couple”
- ARTICLE$327 Taken
- ARTICLE“RESENTMENT” AT MAYOR’S REMARKS
- ARTICLEPole Station Opened
- ARTICLENEW MAYOR’S IDEAS Road In Gardens Suggested
- ILLUSTRATIONCHANGE OF MAYORESS.—Lady Manning presenting Mrs A.R. Guthrey with the chain of office Worn by the Mayoress of Christc...
- ILLUSTRATIONTHE NEW MAYOR OF CHRISTCHURCH TAKES OFFICE.—Mr A.R. Guthrey being invested with his chain of office by the retiring M...
- ARTICLEN.Z. FOREST EXPORT EARNINGS RISING
- ARTICLEThe Colour Of Flemington
- ARTICLETaranaki Retailers Opposed To Stamps
- ARTICLETwo-Road Scheme “Unattractive”
- ARTICLECity Scheme Outlined
- ARTICLEBURGLARS FOILED
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- SECTIONWOMEN'S news&views...
- ARTICLEData On Women Beat Computer
- ILLUSTRATIONMISS SEARS
- ARTICLETeamwork In Language Study
- ARTICLEKeep This Date
- ILLUSTRATIONMRS JACQUELINE ONASSIS swimming off her husband’s private Island of Skorpios.
- ARTICLE81-YEAR-OLD SONGWRITER
- ARTICLEData On Women Beat Computer
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- SECTIONWOMEN'S news&views...
- ARTICLESmooth Out Wrinkles
- ARTICLEEffect Of Encyclical “Out Of Proportion"
- ILLUSTRATIONDR BUSH
- ARTICLEILLEGITIMACY RATE CAUSES CONCERN
- ARTICLEENGAGEMENTS
- ARTICLETELEVISION AND RADIO
- ARTICLECITY CINEMA INDEX
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- ARTICLERACING Lowland May Be Best In Cup Field Today
- ARTICLEFIELD FOR CUP
- ARTICLEGORE TEAM TO LEAVE
- ARTICLENorthern Horses Due Today
- ARTICLEDALVUI LIKELY AT HASTINGS
- ARTICLENapier Park Riders
- ARTICLERiccarton Brackets
- ILLUSTRATIONSTRONG NEW ZEALAND HOPE.—The Woodville stayer Fans, one of the top fancies for the 960,000 Melbourne Cup at Flemingto...
- ARTICLEScratchings
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- ILLUSTRATIONKAIKOURA DOUBLE.—TOP: Humphrey comfortably winning the Kaikoura Cup yesterday from his stablemate. Corwar, and Miles ...
- ARTICLE“Fans By A Nose,”
- ARTICLEAvondale Fields
- ARTICLEDalvui Runs Good Trial
- ARTICLECUP BETTING STEADY
- ARTICLETogo Fit At Hastings
- ARTICLECup Plans Made
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- ARTICLETROTTING Humphrey Easily Takes Cup
- ARTICLEInvestments $167,771
- ARTICLERESULTS FROM KAIKOURA
- ARTICLEAddington Handicaps
- ILLUSTRATIONA SECTION OF THE CROWD GETTING A GOOD VIEW OF EVENTS AT THE KAIKOURA TROTTING CLUB’S ANNUAL MEETING YESTERDAY.
- ARTICLERepeat Wins Likely
- ARTICLECushan Earns Start At Cup Meeting
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- ILLUSTRATIONFAMILY PET.—Zita, a fully-grown Sumatran tigress, walking along the deck of the freighter Milos, in Sydney Harbour, w...
- ARTICLEProfessor Geering’s Sermon
- ARTICLEPRE-COOKING SUGGESTED
- ARTICLEMilitary Moves Affect U.N. Efforts On M.E.
- ARTICLENo Licence For Godley House
- ARTICLEApple Decision Questioned
- ARTICLEELECTRICAL WORKERS
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- ARTICLEMAGISTRATE’S COURT Year’s Imprisonment For Aggravated Assault
- ARTICLEWoman Fined $200 For Ill-treating Baby
- ARTICLEVegetable And Fruit Prices
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- ARTICLETchaikovsky First Choice
- ILLUSTRATIONHANDEL
- ILLUSTRATIONTCHAIKOVSKY
- ARTICLEConcert ‘Stars’ In Festival
- ARTICLEMaori Hodgkins Fellow
- ARTICLECONCERT IN GERALDINE
- ARTICLEShaw Run Extended
- ARTICLEAuction Rings Attacked
- ARTICLEGOOD OL’ CHARLIE BROWN
- ARTICLEAuckland Soloist In Rossini Mass
- ARTICLEA.P.R.A. CHOICE
- ARTICLESchool Choir In Concert
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- ARTICLEWider Problems Facing Board
- ARTICLEORDER FOR SHIPS
- ARTICLEN.Z. Economic Future ‘More Encouraging’
- ARTICLETALKS ON QUAKES
- ARTICLE‘IMPORTANT STEP’
- ARTICLERev. O.T. Baragwanath To Be New Moderator
- ILLUSTRATIONNEW IMPERIAL PALACE COMPLETED.—The main Chowaden wing of the new Imperial Palace in Tokyo, showing the illuminated to...
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- ARTICLEFRONTIERS OF SCIENCE
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
- ARTICLESUPREME COURT Former Prisoner Claims For Riot Injuries
- ARTICLEMAGISTRATE’S COURT Charges Over Timber Royalties Dismissed
- ARTICLEWeek-end Accidents
- ARTICLEMail Notices
- ARTICLECanadian Trade Mission Arrives
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- ILLUSTRATIONFAMILY GET-TOGETHER.—The annual reunion of the Kaiapoi Ex-Pupils’ Association on Saturday, attended by 400 people fro...
- ARTICLELYTTELTON SHIPPING
- ARTICLERazor Blades In Apples
- ARTICLEGraphic Arts Golf Tourney
- ARTICLEShipping Telegrams
- ARTICLELocal Body Revenue
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- ILLUSTRATIONFAWNS AT FOUNTAIN.—Holly Radley, aged three years, of Everett, Washington, holding the fountain open at the Woodland ...
- ARTICLENo Excuses, Says Rower
- ARTICLECohn-Bendit Gaoled
- ARTICLEOBITUARY
- ARTICLETelephone Help
- ARTICLEScientologist Comments On Australian Ban
- ARTICLEProblem At Games
- ARTICLESTRUCK OUT
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- ARTICLEThe Press TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1968. Change And Reform In Britain
- ARTICLESchool Studies Of Social Sciences
- ARTICLEAir Services Post
- ARTICLEGeneral News
- ARTICLESt John Trek At Sumner
- ILLUSTRATIONMR HUDSON
- ARTICLEAnniversary Of Battle Marked
- SECTIONLETTERS TO THE EDITOR
- ARTICLENoise And Fumes From Jets
- ARTICLECourt Penalties
- ARTICLEAid For Pourer Countries
- ARTICLEU.S. Elections
- ARTICLEEarthquake Report
- ARTICLEPublic Enterprise
- ARTICLERubbish Collection
- ARTICLESumner Beach
- ARTICLE$569,733 GIVEN TO C.O.R.S.O.
- ARTICLEA DEADLOCKED ELECTION? SOLUTION PRESCRIBED BY THE FOUNDING FATHERS
- ARTICLENew Zealand Weather
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
- ARTICLEAMERICAN HISTORY
- ARTICLEY.M.C.A. TREK
- ARTICLEWorld Weather
- ILLUSTRATIONNONSUCH UNDER CANVAS.—The replica of the Hudson Bay Company’s Nonsuch, 53ft long, undergoing preliminary sailing tria...
- ARTICLEAmericans Hopeful Of Healing Rift
- ARTICLETrail Bombed Heavily
- ARTICLEPolice Use Tear-gas
- ARTICLESurvey Finds Nixon Strong Favourite
- ARTICLEItalian Floods Kill 70
- ARTICLESHOTS IN AMMAN
- ARTICLESihanouk Urges U.S. To Stay
- ARTICLE‘Happening’ In Nude
- ARTICLE40 Arrested At Greek Funeral
- ILLUSTRATIONTHE REPUBLICAN PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE, Mr Richard Nixon, addressing a crowd at a shopping centre in the suburb of War...
- ARTICLEDouble Threat To Berlin Meeting
- ARTICLEAttack On Czechs
- ARTICLEWELCOME TO QUEEN
- ARTICLECall By N.L.F.
- ARTICLEPanama Protest Stopped
- ARTICLERussians May Try To Open Canal
- ARTICLEPILOT DIES
- ARTICLEEASTERN AID
- ARTICLEPOLYGAMY RULES
- ARTICLEARREST IN DURBAN
- ARTICLE‘NULL AND VOID’
- ARTICLE“Free-Meal War” Brewing
- ARTICLESurpluses ‘lnevitable’ In Cereal Cropping
- ARTICLENEW COUNCIL SWORN
- ARTICLEAWARD FOR COURAGE
- ARTICLERecital Of Organ Music
- ARTICLEProfit On Surplus Wool
- ARTICLENo ‘Break-through’ In U.S. Lamb Market
- ARTICLE‘Contentious ’Plan For Halswell
- ILLUSTRATIONTHE REV. W.R. FRANCIS, the new President of the Methodist Church of New Zealand. He will take office at the annual Me...
- ARTICLEVESSEL FOR CHATHAM IS.
- ILLUSTRATIONBARRINGTON, IN ACTION LAST EVENING.
- ARTICLECity Council Chooses Committees
- ILLUSTRATIONMR SMITH
- ARTICLEPaparua C.C. Committees
- ARTICLEPAPANUI SCHOOL
- ARTICLESPEED LIMIT
- ARTICLECAR IN DITCH
- ARTICLEUpset In Water Polo
- ARTICLEAustralians Retain Squash Shield
- ARTICLECup Tennis Manager
- ARTICLEJudge Retires From International Play
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
- ARTICLESTAFFING OF SCHOOLS
- ARTICLEBUTCHER, KANHAI HIT CENTURIES
- ARTICLEPlay-writing Contest
- ARTICLENight Tennis Results
- ARTICLEEverton Now Leader Of U.K. Soccer
- ARTICLESIX-DAY CYCLE RACE Kent Leads After Gruelling Day
- ARTICLESki Criticism “Unfounded”
- ARTICLEBowls Assns Rejoining
- ARTICLEN.Z. Open Entries
- ILLUSTRATIONALL ARMS.—Mechanics making last-minute adjustments to the Ferrari of Chris Amon, of New Zealand, before the Mexican G...
- ARTICLECasper May Beat Nicklaus’s Record
- ILLUSTRATION“SPORTING QUESTIONS.”—The panel who recently took part in this B.B.C. World Service programme. From left are Paddy Fe...
- ARTICLEPyne Seeking U.S. Title
- ILLUSTRATIONG. PYNE
- ARTICLEParaplegic Games Open In Israel
- ARTICLEMcKenzie’s Plans
- ARTICLESecond Rowing Series
- ARTICLEWallabies’ Tour “Too Short”
- ARTICLEHILL WINS SECOND WORLD TITLE
- ARTICLEWorld Chess Results
- ARTICLEBuenos Aires Tennis
- ARTICLEThree Swimming Squads Chosen
- ARTICLECOLLEGE CRICKET
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- ARTICLEChristchurch Zoning Plans Outlined
- ARTICLEVerandas Required
- ARTICLELooking Ahead
- ARTICLEPlaying Areas
- ARTICLEDetermining Height
- ARTICLELimiting Size Of Buildings
- ARTICLEBeach Holiday Area
- ARTICLEJersey Breeder Looks At U.S. Farm Methods
- ARTICLEMINISTER ARRIVES
- ARTICLEMineralogist Dies
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- ARTICLEMotorways Main Part Of City’s Roading Network
- ARTICLEProtection Of Amenities
- ARTICLEIndustrial Zones
- ARTICLESHOPPING AREAS
- ARTICLEParking Space Problem
- ARTICLESHOP NAMES AND SIGNS
- ARTICLESuburban Shopping
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- SECTIONCOMMERCIAL
- ARTICLESkellerup Expects Improved Trading
- ARTICLEPorter Plans 1:5 Bonus
- ARTICLEResistance Developing To Dalgety Bid
- ARTICLENORTHERN BUILDING
- ARTICLERevertex Div. Policy
- ILLUSTRATIONMR R.C. KIRCHER, who has been appointed group services manager of Cropper-N.R.M., Ltd, Auckland.
- ARTICLEInsurances Lead Firm Trend On Market
- ARTICLEN.Z. INDEX
- ARTICLEMcLeod Bros Bonus Div.
- ARTICLEPRICE CHANGES
- ARTICLESales In New Zealand
- ARTICLEBusiness Personal
- ARTICLEOVERSEAS TRADING
- ARTICLECLOSING QUOTATIONS
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- ILLUSTRATIONTHE CAPE REINGA LIGHTHOUSE AT THE NORTHERN EXTREMITY OF THE NORTH ISLAND.
- ARTICLEIN BRITAIN TODAY Plan To Nationalise Ports
- ARTICLEPremium Brings Lambs To Works
- ARTICLECLUB GOLF
- ARTICLETRADE ASSN OFFICERS
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- ARTICLEN.Z. Aids Philippines Dairy Research
- ARTICLERANDOM REMINDER
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
- ARTICLEVIETNAMESE UNIONS
- ARTICLEWarsaw Pact Agreement
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- SECTIONANNOUNCEMENTS
- ARTICLEANNOUNCEMENTS DEATHS
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- ARTICLEDEATHS
- ARTICLEIN MEMORIAM
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- ARTICLEARMISTICE DAY N.Z. Contingent Will March In Paris
- ARTICLEHelicopter Checks Fishing Boats
- ARTICLELong Walk For War Veteran
- ARTICLECrossword Puzzle
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
- ARTICLEWorks Strike Ends
- ARTICLEMAN DENIED USE OF TRADE MARKS
- ARTICLERAIL-CAR DAMAGED
- ARTICLEMOVES TO HALT 40-ACRE SLIP
- ILLUSTRATIONBIG SHIP VISITS TIMARU.—The refrigerated ship Port Chalmers (18,030 tons, over-all length 612 ft) photographed in Tim...
- ARTICLEAccused Said Tension Was Building Up
- ARTICLEINCREASES IN WAGES
- ARTICLEGrants To Charity Announced
- ARTICLENEED FOR BEDS
- ARTICLETOO SHARKS CAUGHT
- ARTICLEWaipara Lambs Win Cup
- ARTICLEComputers Used For Organ Transplants
- ARTICLEASSAULT ON CHILDREN
- ARTICLEComalco Agreement ‘By End Of November
- ARTICLEN.I. SHOOTING INCIDENT
- ARTICLEEMERGENCY LANDING
- ARTICLESpare Parts Reach Antarctic Party
- ILLUSTRATIONTHIS SLEEK FRENCH TURBO-TRAIN, which can run at more than 120 miles an hour, is being studied by the Railways Departm...