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- TITLE_SECTIONMasthead
- ILLUSTRATIONThree classical Chinese dancers from Hong Kong performing in the city store of Haywrights. From left, they are Stella...
- ARTICLESect suspected in Canberra attack
- ARTICLEPensioners upset
- ARTICLERock falls on miner
- ARTICLEFarmers miss bid
- ARTICLEOn other pages
- ARTICLEWedding bells turn to ding-dong row
- ARTICLEMinogue row dies with Muldoon pledge to back rebel M.P.
- ARTICLEArms found in port building
- ARTICLEForecasts
- ARTICLEGovt to pay Gair case costs?
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- ARTICLEYear-round licences sought by some sports clubs
- ARTICLEShop-hours tactics
- ARTICLENo Aratika sailings
- ARTICLEReefton firm to continue
- ARTICLEArab horse sale
- ARTICLE‘Radical’ to succeed Dean Sullivan
- ARTICLEReporter's Diary
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
- ARTICLEProduce scene Transport problems affect supply
- ARTICLERetail prices
- ARTICLEDrivers back at work
- ARTICLERangiora candidate
- ARTICLEWheat-price boost urged
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- ARTICLENo warning of slip danger to flats
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
- ARTICLEPolitician described as ‘hypomanic’
- ARTICLECounsel queries photocopy
- ARTICLETelevision 'ignores’ oil saving
- ARTICLEInquiry into boy’s loss of foot
- ARTICLELittle change in wool price
- ARTICLEForty lose jobs
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- ARTICLEPort dispute settled
- ARTICLETalks may avert power strike
- ARTICLEMill strike continues
- ARTICLESouthdown killing
- ARTICLEPupils’ stones put rail van out of action
- ARTICLEDust complaint
- ARTICLEThird vote by union
- ILLUSTRATIONThis 1911 English half-shaft gig, on display in the Riccarton branch of the Commercial Bank of Australia, is proving ...
- ARTICLEAbortion bill changed
- ARTICLEParliaments diary
- ARTICLERoading issue aired in St Albans
- ARTICLESir Roy Jack recuperating
- ARTICLEEverest team tells its story
- ARTICLEPetrol bombing
- ARTICLEUniversity organ recital
- ARTICLEAust. moratorium on new uranium mining
- ARTICLEBoycott threat fades
- ARTICLECause of bus crash unknown
- ARTICLE12 die in battle
- ARTICLENorton wins
- ARTICLESouthland unbeaten
- ARTICLEArmy leads basketball
- ARTICLEPetrol: explosion warning
- ARTICLEAust. girl recovers
- ARTICLEC.P.U. chairman
- ARTICLEN.Z., Australia lead squash
- ARTICLEHockey trialists
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- SECTIONInternational
- ARTICLENo need for special probe into Biko’s death, says Minister
- ARTICLE'No sign of unity among nationalist leaders
- ARTICLESentence 'an insult to Aust.'
- ARTICLECable Briefs
- ARTICLELance in fight for career
- ARTICLECholera spread
- ARTICLEVote reversed
- ARTICLERebels display prisoners
- ARTICLEDayan heads for tough talks in U.S. on M.E. plan
- ARTICLERow splits Leftists
- ARTICLEBonn cuts tax, ups spending
- ARTICLE'Private-army leaders in Marcos Government’
- ARTICLEMrs Trudeau “very sick girl’, says Jagger
- ILLUSTRATIONMRS TRUDEAU
- ARTICLEBritain is booming
- ARTICLEBhutto on bail
- ARTICLEOpposition split lifts Suarez through crisis
- ARTICLEWarning on Belgrade
- ARTICLEU.S. test backs fear of spread of atom bombs
- ARTICLESatellite loss blow to project
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- ARTICLEThe Courts Accountant on fraud charge
- ARTICLEHospital committal
- ARTICLECharge dismissed
- ARTICLENew paper on Thomas appeal
- SECTIONMotoring
- ARTICLENew Crown and Violet
- ARTICLEMobil run changed
- ARTICLENew models in B. & H.
- ARTICLEShe says...
- ARTICLEU.K. cars outsold
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- ARTICLEWomen and elections
- ILLUSTRATIONKAY GREEN
- ARTICLEKeep this date
- ARTICLEPresident’s plea for reason
- ILLUSTRATIONGRACE HOLLANDER
- ARTICLESYDNEYSIDE WITH JANET PARR Ancient craft of knitting
- ARTICLEWants to hear all views
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- SECTIONCommercial
- ARTICLEP.D.L. future bright
- ARTICLERepco enjoys firm trend
- ARTICLEAll. Fin. sees high rates
- ARTICLEAustralian market firmer
- ARTICLEZealandia recovers
- ARTICLEMETALS
- ARTICLEIncreasing costs
- ARTICLEWEAK TONE REMAINS
- ARTICLENATIONAL SALES
- ARTICLEN.Z. SHAREMARKET TREND
- ARTICLERISES
- ARTICLEFALLS
- ARTICLEClosing quotes
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- ARTICLETest TV bill may be $30,000
- ARTICLETelevision ONE
- ARTICLE‘Star Trek’ goes on — and on
- ARTICLEGood Mackenzie!
- ARTICLERadio
- ARTICLEViewers' views
- ARTICLE‘Those were the days’
- ARTICLE‘When boat sinks we will walk’
- ARTICLEVIEWS FROM THE TOP
- ARTICLESki-field reports
- ARTICLENo aid for child care
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- ARTICLETHE PRESS FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1977. Israel and the U.S.
- ARTICLEMr Somare strengthened
- ARTICLES.P.C.A. appeals for cash
- ARTICLESingapore faces problems of success
- SECTIONLetters to the Editor
- ARTICLEPregnancy help
- ARTICLECounsellors and impartiality
- ARTICLELamb losses
- ARTICLEUse of buses
- ARTICLEAir pollution
- ARTICLETrout farming
- ARTICLESecurity bill
- ARTICLEClutha power
- ARTICLEFish and chips from abroad
- ARTICLENational parks
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- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
- ARTICLEHorses and cattle like the view — but what will be left for future homeowners ?
- ILLUSTRATIONLooking across the canal from Linwood Avenue, this rustic scene will not be there much longer. Will the trees be repl...
- ILLUSTRATIONSeen across the Estuary from Mount Pleasant, the Linwood land is one of the last farm landscapes within the city. Lan...
- ILLUSTRATIONWhat can be done—homes in Bickerton Street, Bromley, have young street trees, but their owners have also gone to grea...
- ARTICLEOdd findings among A-bomb victims
- ARTICLEN.Z. and Australia — more than just “good friends”
- ARTICLEFarm and station Heading for another lamb season
- ARTICLEStorms take toll of lambs
- ARTICLETO START HERD
- ARTICLELate start to killing expected
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- ARTICLENew maple pea variety
- ILLUSTRATIONA new maple pea, Whero, has been bred by the Crop Research Division at Lincoln. Mr M. J. Crampton, who has now retire...
- ARTICLEWhat about taking up a farm cadetship?
- ARTICLEBARLEY STORAGE PROBLEM
- ARTICLECheap not sweet
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- ILLUSTRATIONThe New Zealand team for the shearing test in Australia next month. From left are Ivan Rosandich, Colin Gibson, Kevin...
- ARTICLEWool handling under fire
- ARTICLETo lead new wool organisation
- ARTICLEShearers prepare for second test
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- ARTICLEscientist’s case for more fertility
- ARTICLEREACTOR COMPENSATION RATES
- ARTICLEMOTHER, SON SUCCESS
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- ARTICLEHome gardening Silver beet — hardy and versatile
- ILLUSTRATIONA Cymbidium orchid, “Bodminmoor.”
- ARTICLEA show of flowers
- ARTICLEBulletin out of print
- ARTICLEPoliceman-poet finds a public
- ARTICLEShipping News Holmdale off on islands run
- ARTICLEMail notices
- ARTICLEWhy fruit is set
- ARTICLEDoctors’ position in crime prevention
- ARTICLEIntegrated departments wanted at college
- ARTICLEVital Antarctic meeting
- ARTICLEMeeting to hear views of disabled
- ARTICLE"Don’t say ‘no’ to drugs”
- ARTICLEOil drilling resumed
- ARTICLEGREYHOUND RACING Whitey Review should score
- ARTICLETrial results
- ARTICLEChanges to C.C.A.
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- ARTICLEWANGANUI DOUBLE
- ARTICLEWANGANUI PICKS
- ARTICLERotorua fields
- ARTICLET.A.B. codes
- ARTICLEFlight cancelled
- ARTICLEWanganui riders
- ARTICLEKnight Errant fit for Stakes
- ARTICLEHyperno wins cup
- ARTICLEMelbourne Chip for sale
- ARTICLET.A.B. CHECK
- ARTICLEDriving arrangement
- ARTICLETHE PRESS RACING GUIDE
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
- ARTICLEMuch interest in reappearance of Stanley Rio tomorrow
- ARTICLEDiana works nicely at Hastings
- ARTICLERockford and Dolmar in attractive trial
- ARTICLEKleio best at Woodville
- ARTICLEBalmerino to miss Ascot
- ARTICLEBETS BEST
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- ARTICLENEW BRIGHTON
- ARTICLENew Brighton selections
- ARTICLEUncle Remus likely at Cambridge
- ARTICLEBroadcasts
- ARTICLEAUCKLAND DOUBLE
- ARTICLEAUCKLAND PICKS
- ARTICLEAl Summer records excellent trial
- ARTICLELondon Trader works well
- ARTICLEAuckland drivers
- ARTICLECAMBRIDGE DOUBLE
- ARTICLERedcraze amiss
- ARTICLELord Silver Man hurt
- ARTICLECAMBRIDGE PICKS
- ARTICLEApprentice race at Hawera
- ARTICLEMotukarara nominations
- ARTICLECambridge riders
- ARTICLECambridge treble
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- ARTICLEBaches give way to ‘holiday homes’
- ARTICLEMore books being borrowed
- ARTICLENelson boy killed
- ARTICLESpecial work ’minimised unemployment’
- ARTICLESnappy brass, strings
- ARTICLEExhibition of photos
- ARTICLEReasons for power-price increases
- ILLUSTRATIONA fireman hosing petrol off the roadway on the intersection of Linwood Avenue and Gloucester Street yesterday afterno...
- ILLUSTRATIONMONUMENT TO A CLOTHES PEG.—One of the world’s simplest inventions, the clothes peg, has been sculptured out of bronze...
- ARTICLEMigration may have wage effect—forecast
- ARTICLEStudents heckle Minister
- ARTICLEProsecution for strike
- ARTICLEAlcoholism seminar attracts 130
- ILLUSTRATIONWhitebaiting at the mouth of the Ashley River — Mr E. R. Fidler (left), of Waikuku, and Mrs B. Eder, of Rangiora.
- ARTICLESir Basil cleared
- ARTICLEMetal could be used for fuel
- ARTICLESewer discharge explained
- ARTICLEStrike vote in Taranaki
- ARTICLEOpen fireplaces condemned
- ARTICLEUnion solidarity pledged
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- SECTIONANNOUNCEMENTS
- ARTICLEBirths
- ARTICLEDeaths
- ARTICLEDeaths
- ARTICLEDeaths
- ARTICLEFuneral Notices
- ARTICLEIn Memoriam
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- ARTICLEHockey team pushed hard to eliminate weaknesses
- ARTICLEAuck. XV too fast for Mid-Canterbury
- ARTICLETillman retains sabre title
- ARTICLEDownhill called off
- ARTICLEN.Z. tennis entries precluded
- ARTICLEAthletes in doubt for N.Z.
- ARTICLECanterbury colts confident
- ARTICLEWaller retires from rugby
- ILLUSTRATIONWALLER
- ILLUSTRATIONRamesh Patel, the New Zealand forward, practises his penalty-strokes in preparation for the second hockey test agains...
- ARTICLEChch jet boats dominant
- ARTICLEN.Z. may push for Asian amateur golf circuit
- ARTICLEJapanese flock to see Cosmos
- ARTICLENelson-Bays loses
- ARTICLET.T.U. facing crucial match
- ARTICLEGeiberger will be pressed in N.Z. golf
- ILLUSTRATIONGEIBERGER
- ARTICLEAustralians confident
- ARTICLENoon Forecast
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
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