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- TITLE_SECTIONMasthead
- ARTICLETEN PRISON RIOTERS HOLD HOSTAGES
- ARTICLEUntitled
- ARTICLEE.E.C. plans emphasised
- ARTICLETroops shot by own men
- ARTICLEOn other pages
- ARTICLEPassenger in car killed
- ARTICLEHURRIED EXIT
- ARTICLETERMS FOR N.Z.
- ARTICLEAnother kidnapping shocks Quebec
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
- ARTICLEBoy rescued from cabin of overturned yacht
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
- ARTICLEStorm plays havoc with power lines
- ARTICLEUntitled
- ARTICLESafe stays safe
- ARTICLETWO MEN KILLED
- ARTICLEVandals in church
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- ARTICLELamb price ‘realistic’
- ARTICLEDEATH
- ILLUSTRATIONFESTIVITIES IN FIJIABOVE: The Prince of Wales wearing a Fijian garland given to him by “Miss Independence,” Miss S. W...
- ARTICLEMulti-racial service marks independence
- ARTICLEU.N. entry
- ARTICLEN.Z. troops clash with guerrillas
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
- ARTICLEPetitioner not discouraged
- ARTICLEPregnancy test ‘an affront’
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- ARTICLE“Food Week” a flop
- ILLUSTRATIONFIJIAN STUDENTS at the University of Canterbury celebrated Fiji’s independence at Rant on Saturday evening. This is a...
- ARTICLELust week in Parliament LOCAL ISSUES ADVANCED BY CANTERBURY MEMBERS
- ARTICLEViews on doctors differ
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- SECTIONPOINTS of VIEWING
- ARTICLEJohn Watt on the law’s wrong side
- ARTICLEViewers’ view
- ARTICLECHTV3
- ARTICLEPREVENTING AIR PIRACY
- ILLUSTRATIONAND THEN THERE WAS JOHN: This is the title of a play, written and produced by Donald Hope Evans in Auckland, which wa...
- ARTICLECosby “specials” go from strength to strength
- ARTICLEAlternative finance system sought
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- ILLUSTRATIONWESTPORT, WITH THE MAIN TRAFFIC BRIDGE SPANNING THE BULLER RIVER IN THE FOREGROUND.
- ARTICLEN.Z. Unable to help Vietnam prisoners
- ARTICLEN.Z. manager for airline
- ILLUSTRATIONMR ANDREWS
- ARTICLESailor lost overboard
- ARTICLEWhitebait drops
- ARTICLEPersonal item
- ARTICLEGlassware, soup up
- ARTICLEOVER 26,000 SUCCESSFUL MEMBERS
- ARTICLELose Weight Without Diets
- ILLUSTRATIONMR CONRAD STRICKE
- ILLUSTRATIONMRS MAL HUNT
- ARTICLEWomen enjoy visits socially & beneficially
- ARTICLE... MEN TOO ARE THRILLED WITH THE RESULTS AT AMERICAN HEALTH STUDIOS
- ARTICLEWeekly Membership less than a Shampoo & Set
- ARTICLEIMPORTANT FACTS YOU SHOULD KNOW
- ARTICLELarge staff to take care of Members
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- SECTIONWomen's news
- ARTICLEA fair fashion deal for larger women
- ARTICLEWoman still enthusiastic about African safaris
- ARTICLEWomen’s political party
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
- ARTICLEENGAGEMENTS
- ARTICLEKeep this date
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- ARTICLEPROFILE Margery Hurst, millionaire
- ILLUSTRATIONBEDROOM ELEGANCE.—A curved pelmet in a floral fabric is fitted over tailored draw curtains to give a gay touch to an ...
- ARTICLESchoolchildren spend week in Maori pa
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- ARTICLERACING Every Post, Baghdad Note Caulfield Cup hopes
- ARTICLESiver Fountain in good win
- ARTICLEFirst-day winner fancied again
- ARTICLEFields at Westport
- ARTICLESir Cullus unlucky
- ARTICLEWestport
- ARTICLEAUCKLAND RESULTS
- ARTICLEDoubles
- ARTICLEMasterton
- ARTICLEWinton
- ILLUSTRATIONMAIN DOUBLE AT MOTUKARARA.—TOP: Merrin winding the Banks Peninsula Trotting Cup, first leg of the T.A.B. double at Mo...
- ARTICLETe Awamutu
- ARTICLEBanks Peninsula Trotting Cup won by Merrin
- ARTICLEResults at Banks Peninsula
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- ARTICLETROTTING Intrepid in form with fine stayer’s run
- ARTICLEJ.C. Nordqvist suspended
- ARTICLEResults at Forbury Park
- ARTICLEBETTING
- ARTICLEBig offers made for Dreamy Morn
- ILLUSTRATIONFORBURY DOUBLE.—TOP: Intrepid beating Pun in the G. J. Barton Memorial Handicap at Forbury Park on Saturday night Gar...
- ARTICLESuccessful beginning to another campaign
- ARTICLERunaway “wins” but no prize
- ARTICLETrainer’s two wins
- ARTICLEForbury marks
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- ILLUSTRATIONCHRISTCHURCH, A CITY OF BRIDGES.—A stretch of the Avon River showing seven bridges. From bottom to top of the picture...
- ARTICLEMANSON TRIAL
- ARTICLEBarred from bars
- ARTICLEFisheries Bill introduced
- ARTICLENixon seeks plan on ocean dumping
- ARTICLERIFLE CLUB SHOOTING
- ARTICLEEUROPEAN MARKETS
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- ILLUSTRATIONATTRACTION FOR CHILDREN.—This locomotive, built in Japan in 1933, is at Togoshi Park, Tokyo, where children play on i...
- ARTICLEMaryland machine voting
- ARTICLENew lecturer in journalism
- ILLUSTRATIONMR JAMES
- ARTICLESchool athletics
- ARTICLEHomosexuality "complex"
- ARTICLEWomen in lounge only at hostel
- ARTICLEShearers’ rate
- ARTICLENew telegraph circuits
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- ARTICLEThe Press MONDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1970. Illegal strikes
- ARTICLEMount Cook planning
- ARTICLEGeneral news
- ARTICLECRIPPLED CHILDREN
- ARTICLE“Arms And The Man” played efficiently
- ARTICLEPersonal item
- ILLUSTRATIONMARIST MARATHON.—Some of the 60 runners who faced the starter in the Marist Harrier Club’s ninth annual marathon begi...
- SECTIONLETTERS TO THE EDITOR
- ARTICLEFourth rail ferry
- ARTICLEReturnable containers
- ARTICLECrippled visitors to Gardens
- ARTICLETheatre Royal
- ARTICLELoudspeaker nuisance
- ARTICLETeaching bond
- ARTICLETraffic regulations
- ARTICLEDentists’ fees
- ARTICLEMerivale Lane
- ARTICLEPARK ROAD CASE PUT TO M.P.s
- ARTICLELeper board gift
- ARTICLECOMMENT FROM THE CAPITAL WAGE FREEZE LESS LIKELY THAN RISE IN INTEREST RATES
- ARTICLENew Zealand weather
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
- ILLUSTRATIONHOUSEHOLDERS SUFFER THROUGH “DIRTY JOBS” STRlKE.—Rubbish left at the side of a road in the London borough of Hackney....
- ARTICLECheap food policy going
- ARTICLEDIVERGENCE OF OPINION
- ARTICLELocal elections in Belgium
- ARTICLEConcorde flies at 1220 m.p.h.
- ARTICLETorrez Cabinet surprise
- ARTICLEPoll in Greece not likely before 1973
- ARTICLESOBERS CRITICISED
- ARTICLENixon gains from peace proposal
- ARTICLEEast and West practise war
- ARTICLEJumbo jet mishap
- ILLUSTRATIONOVERCOME BY HEAT.—A United States medical evacuation helicopter stirs up the dust as it comes in for a landing at Mai...
- ARTICLERelief aid diverted
- ARTICLEMORE RIOTING IN ULSTER
- ARTICLEVatican assembly
- ARTICLECRISIS OVER?
- ARTICLEPuerto Rico flooded
- ARTICLEDublin arms conspiracy trial
- ARTICLEUnion men told to attend meeting
- ARTICLESpecial committee on Te Wai Pounamu
- ARTICLEImpudent theft from car
- ARTICLEIndependence celebration
- ARTICLEBurglaries at week-end
- ARTICLEBusy week-end for hospital staff
- ARTICLESchools music festival ends
- ILLUSTRATIONBEATEN, BUT NOT BOWLED.—The Old Collegians batsman, P. Kyle, is badly beaten by the High School Old Boys* medium pace...
- ARTICLEOptimism on Africa's future
- ARTICLEBoys’ Brigade parade
- ARTICLEVictorian farm students on tour
- ARTICLEEfficient fire drill at hospital
- ARTICLECouncil wants ruling on Lake Forsyth opening
- ARTICLEBig show prize
- ARTICLEN.Z. BAND CONCERT
- ARTICLEDELAY OVER LIGHTING
- ARTICLESUMMER COURSE
- ARTICLEIndustrial site passed in
- ARTICLEKarate title to Japan
- ARTICLERose wins on points
- ARTICLERecord lift
- ARTICLESociety seeks riverbed bird
- ARTICLECAULFIELD INQUIRY
- ARTICLEOWNER ON TRIAL
- ILLUSTRATIONTHE LAKE COLERIDGE HYDRO-ELECTRIC POWER WORKS.—A recent photograph of the power-house looking down the pipe lines thr...
- ARTICLELYTTELTON SHIPPING
- ARTICLEShipping telegrams
- ARTICLEMAIL NOTICES
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- ARTICLESix die in fire
- ARTICLEMr Onion to tour
- ARTICLEBRILLIANT T.T. WIN TO A. COLLISON
- ARTICLEReplies still coming
- ARTICLEMen’s wear award
- ARTICLEN.Z. records tumble at motor-cycle meeting
- ILLUSTRATIONWYLIE
- ARTICLELeeds holding on to three-point lead
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- ARTICLECambodian invasion "unwise”
- ARTICLEOil dispute deadlocked
- ARTICLEMoney sought for Games
- ILLUSTRATIONBIG TOYS FOR CHILDREN.—Mr K. Goring, a German designer, sitting with children on a giant inflatable plastic cushion w...
- ARTICLEMarathon to D. Dixey
- ARTICLEMay breaks eight lifting records
- ARTICLEChrist’s College sports
- ARTICLEClean-up advised for beach settlement
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- ARTICLEUnited a strong contender for Canterbury softball title
- ARTICLEMonowai A leads in women’s softball
- ARTICLENo pennant yachting
- ARTICLERestoration plan
- ARTICLEPower boat averages 55.5 m.p.h to win Lyttelton event
- ARTICLETHE GIRLS
- ARTICLEN.Z. focus for festival
- ARTICLEDirect dialling to N.Z.
- ARTICLEW. H. Beere wins club yachting trophy
- ARTICLEGunners’ Assn officers
- ARTICLESCHOOLS’ YACHTING
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- ARTICLEBowlers hold control in senior cricket
- ARTICLESydenham unhappy on green, damp pitch
- ARTICLEFulton hits hard
- ARTICLELower grade results
- ARTICLEEast on defensive for too long
- ARTICLEBatting slump
- ARTICLESuburban cricket scores
- ARTICLEWomen’s cricket
- ARTICLECLUB GOLF RESULTS
- ARTICLESOLDIER HURT
- ARTICLEPornography and crime
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- SECTIONCOMMERCIAL
- ARTICLEAlcan prepared for rising demand
- ILLUSTRATIONMR SWIFT
- ARTICLEIssues, calls pending
- ARTICLEHOW SOME N.Z. SHARES FARED
- ARTICLEMARKET METER
- ARTICLEPRICE CHANGES LAST WEEK
- ARTICLEDaily rises and falls
- ARTICLEExchange nominee pool to ease paper chaos
- ARTICLEWilkins Davies earns $137,798
- ARTICLESMITHFIELD MARKET
- ARTICLEAlcan prepared for rising demand
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- ARTICLEMOVE BY ZAMBIA
- ARTICLEPenalty puzzle
- ARTICLEReport time extended
- ARTICLEClay’s opponent is suspended
- ARTICLERANDOM REMINDER
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
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- ARTICLEBIRTHS
- ARTICLECONGRATULATIONS
- ARTICLEDEATHS
- ARTICLEANNOUNCEMENTS DEATHS
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- ARTICLECRICKET OFF?
- ARTICLEAnd Rugby on?
- ARTICLEPetrie named convener
- ARTICLECrossword puzzle
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
- ARTICLESPECTACULAR RECOVERY BY TREVINO Nicklaus 2-1 winner in memorable finish
- ARTICLENo cause to celebrate
- ARTICLESquire loses in snooker
- ILLUSTRATIONMINIATURE T.T. CHAMPION.—A. Collison (Palmerston North) appears to have everything well under control as he races to ...
- ILLUSTRATIONRECORD-BREAKER.—D. Wylie (Christchurch) easing off after his second ride through the flying half-mile on the South Ey...
- ARTICLEPLAY-OFF SERIES
- ARTICLENATIONAL 15,000 METRES TITLE Tayler’s sprint was perfectly timed
- ARTICLEFinal-round 65 to Ball
- ARTICLESPRAGUE’S FALCON WINS
- ARTICLEKIWIS SURE OF SUCCESS
- ARTICLEAll Blacks’ match to 1970 team
- ARTICLEImpressive wins to Stockwell, Lyster
- ARTICLEAMATEUR HAZARD
- ARTICLEWellington squash too strong for Canterbury
- ILLUSTRATIONA. DICK AT THE WHEEL OF JETMARK, which took the lead at the end of the first lap and went on to win the speed section...