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- TITLE_SECTIONMasthead
- ARTICLEAward to General
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
- ARTICLEConsultations offered
- ARTICLEOn other pages
- ARTICLEApproval by caucus
- ARTICLE‘BATTLE OF BRITAIN’
- ARTICLECrucial days on industrial scene
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
- ARTICLEHeaviest frost
- ARTICLEHut damaged by fire
- ILLUSTRATIONNOVEL SPORT.—Mr E. Dunn, of Mystic, Connecticut, clutches a parachute as he soars in the air while being towed at 30 ...
- ARTICLEMore contributors to wool funds sought
- ILLUSTRATIONSIR JOHN ACLAND
- ARTICLE‘Sinking of parochial interests needed’
- ARTICLETwo babies alive
- ARTICLEBales of hay destroyed
- ARTICLEWarning on pollution
- ARTICLELiquor Act to be enforced
- ARTICLEPullets savaged by dog
- ARTICLEThefts
- ARTICLELoans to be at 7 p.c.
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- ARTICLEAbove-limit wage rises possible
- ARTICLEBRIDGING FINANCE
- ARTICLEFarmers told: be reasonable
- ARTICLEPension review urged
- ARTICLEParliament’s diary
- ARTICLEA.S.R.S. call for action
- ARTICLEN.Z. opposed bombing
- ARTICLECYCLIST KILLED
- ILLUSTRATIONNEW ROMAN CATHOLIC PARISH CHURCH FOR ADDINGTON.—Sacred Heart Church, in Spencer Street, which will be blessed and ope...
- ARTICLES.E.A.T.O. critics “misinformed”
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- ILLUSTRATIONTIME TO MOVE.—Titan, the giant tortoise at Chessington Zoo, England, being moved to his summer quarters from the ape ...
- ARTICLECost savings on containers
- ARTICLEChurches may close
- ARTICLEMr Marshall to be on hand for talks
- ARTICLEU.S. market for lamb ‘open'
- ARTICLECharter flight negotiations
- ARTICLECHARGE OF MURDER
- ARTICLEGaol for wharf thefts
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- SECTIONPOINTS of VIEWING
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
- ARTICLEPete and Dud were very much in form
- ARTICLE"The Street” five times a week
- ARTICLECloser look at N.Z. television drama
- ARTICLEViewers’ views
- ARTICLECLUB GOLF
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- ARTICLE"It may be newa to you"
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
- SECTIONWOMEN'S news
- ILLUSTRATIONAID FOR REFUGEES.—An Indian nurse tends an East Pakistan refugee child, suffering from cholera, at one of the many ma...
- ARTICLEWoman's book on trotting
- ARTICLECommon faults in contest knitting
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
- ARTICLE“Miss Canterbury” for contest in Japan
- ILLUSTRATIONMISS HOPKINS
- ARTICLECLUB GOLF
- ARTICLEENGAGEMENTS
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- SECTIONWOMEN'S news
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- ARTICLETROTTING Obstinate wins at Nelson
- ARTICLEResults at Nelson
- ARTICLEBETTING
- ARTICLEMobile barrier available
- ILLUSTRATIONYEARLINGS GRAZING IN ONE OF THE PADDOCKS AT THE BARAMUL STUD, IN THE LUSH WIDDEN VALLEY, 200 MILES NORTH-WEST OF SYDNEY.
- ARTICLEFirst win for W. R. Townley
- ARTICLEDOUBLES
- ARTICLEWadestown out
- ARTICLEPARITY FOR WOMEN
- ARTICLECooper and Nagle pair
- ARTICLEDETAINEE RELEASED
- ARTICLEOBITUARY MR C. G. LEE
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- ARTICLERACING Indian Chief due for change of luck
- ARTICLEJumpers ready
- ARTICLEGold Heights injured
- ARTICLELeading jockey to ride at Oamaru
- ARTICLEFoxonewa inquiry
- ILLUSTRATIONTARPORT COULTER, the latest American-bred stallion to arrive in New Zealand. He is shown soon after his arrival at th...
- ARTICLEPakistan II high on sires’ list
- ARTICLEFrigate works well
- ARTICLEBoy cyclist killed
- ARTICLECattle imports cause concern
- ARTICLERajah Sahib’s programme
- ARTICLECANONERO II
- ARTICLEHawera hopes impressive
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- ARTICLECONTRACT BRIDGE The day of the Doll’s challenge match
- ARTICLESUPREME court Three men on trial on robbery charge
- ARTICLENew building nearly ready
- ARTICLESquad cut
- ARTICLEReserves reduced by power board
- ARTICLENo hepatitis cases
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- ARTICLEBRITAIN’S TRADE
- ARTICLEAust, office in Moscow
- ARTICLEMAGISTRATE’S COURT Woman stole clothing from dry-cleaner
- ARTICLE‘Mentalink’ plan well received
- ARTICLEAustralian call
- ARTICLEBullfight on TV brings protests
- ARTICLE2071 and all that
- ARTICLEFRONTIERS OF SCIENCE
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
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- ILLUSTRATIONPRINCE PHILIP, aged 14 months. He was born on June 10, 1921, on the island of Corfu, the fifth child and first son of...
- ARTICLEDUKE OF EDINBURGH-III Scion of a royal house born to trouble
- ARTICLENaptha oil leak hits Liverpool
- ARTICLEOrangemen on march
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- ARTICLEAVERAGE AGE OF ONLY 24 BUT... Young players in N.Z. league teams not without experience
- ARTICLETesting period for new N.Z. basketball representatives
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
- ARTICLEClose competition in billiards
- ARTICLEAvon short of record
- ARTICLE”IT WAS A TERRIFIC STRAW Traversing the Heaphy Track by motor-cycle no joy ride
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- ARTICLELack of co-ordination in social welfare seen
- ARTICLE‘Disturbing’ figures
- ARTICLEC.O.R.S.O. role in helping overseas
- ARTICLEGash in U.S.
- ARTICLEMUSEUM AT LEESTON
- ARTICLEMURDER TRIAL
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- ARTICLEThe Press WEDNESDAY, JUNE 16, 1971. A subsidy on wool in Australia?
- ARTICLEPrisoners as pawns
- ARTICLEGeneral news
- ARTICLEPersonal item
- ARTICLENew airfield to open
- ARTICLEDonation of blankets
- ILLUSTRATIONTHE DOMINION AGRICULTURAL SECTION OF FEDERATED FARMERS opened its annual conference in Christchurch last evening. Thi...
- SECTIONLETTERS TO THE EDITOR
- ARTICLELincoln Road traffic
- ARTICLEBirth to prisoner
- ARTICLECoke
- ARTICLEExporting vegetables
- ARTICLERaw sugar
- ARTICLEPianist might have become linguist
- ARTICLE‘FAIR DEAL FOR N.Z.’
- ARTICLELottery draw
- ARTICLELaboratory costs give concern
- ARTICLEHEADMASTER TO RETIRE
- ILLUSTRATIONMr W. J. A. BRITTENDEN
- ARTICLECOMMENT FROM THE CAPITAL MANAPOURI PROBLEMS SEEN, BUT NO REAL ANSWER GIVEN
- ARTICLENew Zealand weather
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
- ILLUSTRATIONSOLDIER STONED.—A British soldier (foreground) fleeing from stone-throwing Orangemen in Dungiven, Northern Ireland. T...
- ARTICLEBelfast bombs cause terror
- ARTICLETalk called off
- ARTICLEU.S. ruling on cities’ rights
- ARTICLEAIRCRAFT MISSING
- ARTICLEEspionage alleged
- ARTICLEWAR DOCUMENTS Publication halt requested
- ARTICLECovert pressures9
- ILLUSTRATIONMR JOHNSON
- ILLUSTRATIONTRAIN DERAILMENT IN UNITED STATES.—Four locomotive units and 14 carriages of the City of New Orleans, a passenger tra...
- ARTICLELockheed finance GUARANTEE BY GOVT DEMANDED
- ARTICLE$3,200m foreign aid bill
- ARTICLEItalian election Neo-Fascists gain
- ARTICLEBritish priest to marry
- ARTICLEBid to save shipyard
- ARTICLEObstetrical advances
- ARTICLENew Mexico violence
- ARTICLECounting in Malta
- ARTICLEIcelandic election
- ARTICLEOpinion poll in Australia
- ARTICLEMr Kirk says Budget “fuelling inflation”
- ARTICLERetreats in Chch
- ARTICLERequest for weddings at Open Door
- ARTICLEPollution control in Sweden as example
- ARTICLELeading painters exhibit
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
- ARTICLEAirlines may handle Games ticketing
- ARTICLERecital by Jerome Lowenthal
- ARTICLEAmoil to step up its exploration in N.Z.
- ARTICLECAR HITS POLE
- ARTICLEYachting drive urged
- ARTICLEDefeat for George
- ARTICLEVolleyball win
- ARTICLEHelp sought for college students
- ARTICLEThree houses sold
- ARTICLEResidents kept awake
- ARTICLEPRE-GAMES ROWING TOUR IN DOUBT
- ARTICLECanterbury billiards
- ARTICLER. Tihore suspended
- ARTICLELYTTELTON SHIPPING
- ARTICLEMaster’s last voyage
- ARTICLEADDINGTON MARKET Firm sale for most classes of prime stock
- ARTICLEGirl, aged 12, dog trialist
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- ARTICLEPOLLUTION LAWS
- ARTICLETRADITION GROWS
- ARTICLEImmorality act poll
- ILLUSTRATION“WHALE SURFING.”—Mr D. Brownell riding Corky, a 3000lb killer whale, in a tank at Marineland in Portuguese Bend, Cali...
- ARTICLEPakistan facing crisis of confidence
- ARTICLEJAYCEES AT HANMER
- ARTICLEAustralians killed
- ARTICLEBurial costs increased
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- SECTIONCOMMERCIAL
- ILLUSTRATIONMR R. M. MEASURES, who has been appointed general manager, planning and supply, with Mobil Oil New Zealand, Ltd. Mr M...
- ARTICLEBroadlands has assets of $30m after acquisitions
- ARTICLECAC to change its style
- ARTICLEConsol. Hotels debenture
- ARTICLEMETALS
- ARTICLEINDICES
- ARTICLEParker Lamb earns profit
- ARTICLEPERPETUAL TRUSTEES
- ARTICLEAjax GKN prospects are less bright
- ARTICLERises and falls mostly in balance in Australia
- ARTICLEUNIT TRUSTS
- ARTICLEMARKET DROPS ON FEARS OF INDUSTRIAL UNREST
- ARTICLESales in New Zealand
- ARTICLEClosing quotations
- ARTICLERISES
- ARTICLEFALLS
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- ARTICLEUnabated stench on Capitol Hill
- ARTICLE$136,895 for Games
- ARTICLEGreyhound racing
- ILLUSTRATIONSUGAR DELEGATES MEET MR RlPPON.—Delegates from Commonwealth sugar-producing countries leaving Lancaster House, London...
- ARTICLEMonarchy still has meaning, news agency poll finds
- ARTICLECLUB GOLF RESULTS
- ARTICLELabour youth attack bill
- ARTICLETISSUES DEARER
- ARTICLERANDOM REMINDER
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
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- SECTIONANNOUNCEMENTS
- ARTICLEBIRTHS
- ARTICLECOMING OF AGE
- ARTICLERUBY WEDDING
- ARTICLEDEATHS
- ARTICLEFLORISTS
- ARTICLEANNOUNCEMENTS DEATHS
- SECTIONANNOUNCEMENTS
- ARTICLEDEATHS
- ARTICLEIN MEMORIAM
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- ARTICLETwo ‘Press’ football cups
- ARTICLELIONS SHOULD HAVE EIGHTH WIN TODAY
- ARTICLECANTERBURY UNCHANGED
- ARTICLECrossword puzzle
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
- ARTICLELEAGUE SIDE
- ARTICLECountry play-off suggested
- ARTICLEMaoris to play against S. Africa
- ARTICLEONE TON CUP
- ILLUSTRATIONGIFTS' FOR GAMES.— The Commonwealth Games appeal benefited on two fronts yesterday. TOP: The president of the Canterb...
- ARTICLESouth Africa ‘using’ sports bodies—M.P.
- ARTICLEManagers have met before
- ARTICLEChanges to French side
- ILLUSTRATIONDAVIS CUP HOPES DASHED.—Robert Giltinan, chosen for this year’s Australian Davis Cup team, has had to withdraw becaus...
- ARTICLEGymnastics nominees
- ARTICLEProtests on tours
- ARTICLEWimbledon veteran beaten by Fairlie
- ARTICLERally this week-end
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