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- TITLE_SECTIONMasthead
- ARTICLECoalition to hit Labour on moral grounds
- ARTICLEStabbed man silent
- ARTICLEInside
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
- ILLUSTRATIONAn American-style 1910 buggy at Ferrymead Historic Park. Holding the horse is Mark Sallabanks, aged 14, a member of t...
- ARTICLERobber ‘calm and collected’
- ARTICLESenior officers to counsel Prince
- ILLUSTRATIONPRINCE EDWARD
- ARTICLENervousness on interest
- ARTICLEShark attack on boat
- ARTICLEFuture of 800 P.O.s at risk
- ARTICLEForecasts
- ARTICLEUnion sets strike dates
- ARTICLEJamboree scouts leave for home
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- ARTICLEStart on building Ansett terminal
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
- ARTICLE‘Disturbing aspect’ to heart surgery report
- ARTICLETransport risky
- ARTICLESt Albans project for children receives grant
- ARTICLECustoms staff cuts
- ARTICLENew law causes rush of trials
- ARTICLEConner wants $US4M
- ARTICLEReporter’s diary
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- ARTICLEDecision to close British Trade Office criticised
- ARTICLEFarmers’ accounts windfall for banks?
- ARTICLEN.U.R. may cut links with Labour Party
- ARTICLESecurity worries post office
- ARTICLEDead boy named
- ARTICLEInjured tramper flown out
- ILLUSTRATIONFour of the six United States speedway motor-cycling team with one of their bikes at Ruapuna Park yesterday. The team...
- ARTICLEDoctors charged with abusing A.C.C. system
- ARTICLERegular A.I.D.S tests
- ARTICLEGovernment cuts import tariffs on farm goods
- ARTICLEJaycees offer Japan trip
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- ARTICLEFrench contingent lands on Cook Is
- ARTICLEModified three-term school year welcomed
- ARTICLEAnti-mine craft bought by Navy
- ARTICLETeachers criticise corporatisation
- ARTICLESummer Times
- ARTICLEPolice want to see man
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
- ARTICLECousteau’s Calypso calls at Akaroa for supplies
- ILLUSTRATIONLEFT: The Governor-General, Sir Paul Reeves, during his speech at the closing ceremony of the eleventh National Scout...
- ARTICLETwo scouts rescued at Woodend
- ARTICLEBurglars caught after chase
- ARTICLE$166,000 aid to Fiji
- ARTICLETracy home after second transplant
- ARTICLENo Cup protest decision
- ILLUSTRATIONTOP: The Calypso is escorted into Akaroa Harbour by a flotilla of well-wishers last evening. BOTTOM: From left, Mr Bo...
- ARTICLESmall fire on board Japanese vessel
- ARTICLECup trial to Swannee Hobbs
- SECTIONThe courts
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- SECTIONInternational
- ARTICLECongress gives wide mandate to Iran arms sale probes
- ARTICLELibya retaliates with bombing raid
- ARTICLEReagan recovered
- ARTICLEBeirut airport shelled
- ILLUSTRATIONA crane winches a blazing car from the scene of the bomb attack on the former Lebanese President, Camille Chamoun.
- ARTICLELebanese politician’s luck holds for fifth time
- ILLUSTRATIONMR CHAMOUN
- ARTICLEVietnam border fighting fierce
- ARTICLESurrogate mother could not part with baby
- ARTICLECosby is not hot
- ILLUSTRATIONBILL COSBY
- ILLUSTRATIONBRUCE SPRINGSTEEN
- ARTICLEElton on his feet
- ARTICLEHoodlums blamed for cricket fracas
- ARTICLEA.I.D.S. robbery alleged
- ARTICLECable briefs
- ARTICLE‘Safe sex’ campaign launched
- ARTICLEBargain-hunters rush Harrods
- ARTICLESoviet troop withdrawal offer doubted
- ARTICLERail sabotage reported
- SECTIONSport
- ARTICLEThird outright win for Canterbury B
- ARTICLEShooting win to N.Z.
- ARTICLECanty placed fourth
- ARTICLEShane Switzer on target
- ARTICLEScotland retains 12 of team which crushed England
- ARTICLEDonnelly sprints to cycling victory
- ARTICLEPatchett prevails
- ILLUSTRATIONRod Latham, of Canterbury, cuts the ball through the off-side during his innings of 59 against Wellington at Lancaste...
- ARTICLEO’Sullivan favoured
- ARTICLEFitness will be tested
- ARTICLEN.Z. Chinese beaten
- ARTICLEDavis Cup optimism
- ARTICLENorman hits out at appearance money
- ARTICLEBuchanan finds top form
- ARTICLELevels attracts elite
- ARTICLEDev reaches milestone
- ARTICLECanterbury Kiwi loss
- ARTICLERegatta draws top entries
- ARTICLEFleet Street delight
- ARTICLEYachting-prize monopoly
- ARTICLEAggressive Dive takes chess
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- ARTICLECampbell took own life—claim
- ARTICLEWIZARD OF ID
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
- ARTICLEPEANUTS
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
- ARTICLEShipping news
- ARTICLEPort of Timaru
- ARTICLEOverseas flights
- ARTICLEPassenger trains
- ARTICLEStars for fun
- ARTICLEMail notices
- ARTICLESecretaries for Ministry named
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- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
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- ARTICLEN.Z. link may hinder ship deal
- ARTICLE‘Further dent in credibility’
- ARTICLEUnions strike coverage deal
- ARTICLEAid call
- ARTICLELocal services
- SECTIONFarm and station
- ILLUSTRATIONMr Ken Plumstead with a German angora buck which he values at $200. Similar rabbits have sold for more than $l000 in ...
- ARTICLEWorld cashmere conference here
- ARTICLEImporting wheat will lift costs, claims growers’ head
- ARTICLEGovernment policies widen gap between city, country
- ILLUSTRATIONMR ELWORTHY
- ARTICLEBunny prices overcooked warns angora president
- ARTICLEFarm machinery field days again
- ARTICLEMAF PANTS HEATH MONITOR
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- SECTIONHome and People
- ARTICLETough old tiger lilies have a lot to offer
- ARTICLEGARDENING
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
- ARTICLEHardy flowering shrubs that will grow by the coast
- ARTICLESpinach gives a good supply of summer and autumn greens
- ARTICLEGardeners’ queries
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- ILLUSTRATIONSummer Times entertainment continues in Cathedral Square with the Christchurch Deaf Sign Singers performing. From lef...
- ARTICLEN.Z. music veteran prepares to tell all
- ARTICLEEmigrants win lottery
- ARTICLESmoking ‘could cost Britain $10.9B’
- ARTICLEChild smuggling growing problem
- ARTICLEAdmittance tests
- ARTICLESealed with a kiss
- ARTICLETelevision and radio
- ARTICLEDispelling misconceptions or confirming prejudices
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
- ARTICLEONE Television New Zealand TWO
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
- ARTICLERadio
- ARTICLECinema index
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- ARTICLETHE PRESS FRIDAY, JANUARY 9, 1987. The loan hui
- ARTICLEJapan’s defence spending
- ARTICLEKoreans’ perfect antidote to paralysing winter chill
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
- ILLUSTRATIONLinda Sallabanks, a member of the Ferrymead Harness Club, about to take a look inside the cab of a “horseless carriag...
- SECTIONLetters to the Editor
- ARTICLEWages and education
- ARTICLEWages and education
- ARTICLEBlenheim tavern
- ARTICLEDogs on beaches
- ARTICLELottery draws
- ARTICLELancaster Park complaints
- ARTICLEPeace
- ARTICLEMilling on coast
- ARTICLEDry dock plan
- ARTICLEResearch funding
- ARTICLENew Year’s Eve
- ARTICLECreation and evolution
- ARTICLEDr A. C. Barker
- SECTIONFEATURES
- ARTICLEMemories of old Cromwell will be preserved
- ILLUSTRATIONStaying where it is: Cromwell’s old Masonic Building in Melrose Terrace sits between the Victoria Arms Hotel and the ...
- ILLUSTRATIONA wild bush grows from a crack in the old Road Services building.
- ILLUSTRATIONBruce Jackson and Muriel Craig, Old Cromwell Society members, beside a storehouse that will be restored next to the M...
- ILLUSTRATIONThe old Jollys Grain Store building, now on its own in Melmore Terrace, which will be a main feature of the Old Cromw...
- ARTICLEDoors opening creakily in Albania
- ARTICLEFootrot Flats
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
- ARTICLEFirst-flight contenders
- ARTICLEMemories of old Cromwell will be preserved
- SECTIONBusiness
- ARTICLEMarket slip eases
- ARTICLENew ‘perps’ crisis
- ARTICLEFutures
- ARTICLEKiwi holds ground
- ARTICLEDow within 2 pts
- ARTICLENZI speculation
- ARTICLERenouf to respond
- ARTICLEMurdoch on bid
- ARTICLEC.B.
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
- ARTICLEAust. markets on retreat
- ARTICLESales
- ARTICLEFurther fall in rates
- ARTICLET-bills sold
- ARTICLEWestpac man
- ARTICLEWall St
- ARTICLELondon
- ARTICLEHong Kong
- ARTICLEGiltrap stake
- ARTICLEIndicators
- ARTICLENotice lifted
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- ARTICLERangiora shops kept busy with purchases by scouts River was cooler
- ILLUSTRATIONGoing over the drum wearing a blindfold is Shane Newbitt, aged 13, of Timaru, during a run through the handicapped aw...
- ILLUSTRATIONSiesta time in the Taranaki contingent after lunch. From left are Allan Corbett, aged 14, Neil Bradley, aged 13, and ...
- ILLUSTRATIONBuilding a flagpole at the scout jamboree are: (from left) Paul Williams, aged 13, of Inglewood, Nathan May, aged 14,...
- ILLUSTRATIONWanda Hughes, aged 13, a girl scout from Tauranga, begins an abseil down the 15 metre high tower at the jamboree site.
- ARTICLEPresident shows interest in conservation
- ARTICLEDuvauchelle ready for 1987 show
- ARTICLENew parking area
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- SECTIONSports feature
- ARTICLESculling trio revive club
- ILLUSTRATIONIn 1935 the whole Akaroa eight represented Canterbury in the inter-provincial eights contest at Port Chalmers. Stroki...
- ILLUSTRATIONBernie Reid, still sculling at 51, will be in Akaroa colours at the national rowing championships at Lake Ruataniwha ...
- ILLUSTRATIONTracey King (North Shore) awaits a lob return in the girls’ final of the national 16s tennis championships at Wilding...
- ARTICLEBOOKSHELF
- ARTICLEBoom might be fizzer
- ARTICLESIDELINES
- ARTICLESculling trio revive club
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- ARTICLEThingo to see and do
- ARTICLEToo much tennis and ‘The body just says no’
- ILLUSTRATIONSTEFAN EDBERG
- ARTICLE$15,000 for two losses JONATHAN CLAYTON
- ARTICLEThe One Mintute Crossword
- ARTICLEWishing Well
- ARTICLEThe One Minute Crossword
- ARTICLENoisome noise
- ARTICLECryptic clues crossword
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
- ARTICLEVisting the forests
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
- ILLUSTRATIONVisitors on a walking track through beech forest.
- SECTIONRacing and trotting
- ARTICLEDig In form runner with in-form jockey at Kumara
- ARTICLEAuckland T.C.
- ARTICLESelections
- ARTICLEBay of Plenty
- ARTICLESelections
- ARTICLESelections for Kumara BEST BET
- ARTICLEEridick sprints fast in training
- ARTICLETane Matthews to ride at Trentham
- ARTICLEBionic Chance favoured to level score
- ARTICLECinimod Junior favoured at Hutt Park tomorrow
- ARTICLESelections
- ARTICLESelections for Timaru BEST BET
- ARTICLEBEST BETS
- ARTICLEPell Mell favoured
- ARTICLESelections
- ARTICLEPitman-trained pair likely quinella combination at Vincent meeting
- ARTICLESelections
- ARTICLETop fillies on show in Avondale feature
- ARTICLECanterbury gallopers dominate trackwork at Reefton
- ARTICLESelections
- ARTICLET.A.B. CHECK
- ARTICLESuccess to continue for Purdon partnership at Alexandra Park tonight
- ARTICLEBreeders not guilty
- ARTICLEPaul Davies resigns
- ARTICLEObituary
- ARTICLEGodfrey heading north
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- ARTICLEPersonal debt soars in Britain
- ARTICLECambridge choirs carry on tradition
- ARTICLEAstronomy
- ARTICLEBrilliant flares the most dramatic of solar activity
- ILLUSTRATIONWork has started on the redevelopment of the Clarendon Hotel. .A piledriver (left), which was driving test bores in D...
- ARTICLE'Rainmaker’ offers to end Australian drought
- ARTICLECourse for women closes after row
- ARTICLE3500 Expected at Hui
- ARTICLEFloral harbour aspect
- ARTICLEExtradition order upheld
- ARTICLECar registration stickers to stay on the outside
- ARTICLEObituary
- ILLUSTRATIONBilly the Busker entertains a crowd in Cathedral Square vesterdav Billy, calling himself the World Tour Band, is a so...
- ARTICLEN.Z. education helped none’ Singaporean M.P.
- ARTICLEPostal system ‘inadequate’
- ARTICLEThe robot car ‘five years away’
- ARTICLELiquor report deemed “harsh”
- ARTICLEMrs Margaret Leaf
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- SECTIONANNOUNCEMENTS
- ARTICLEBirths
- ARTICLEDeaths
- ARTICLEDeaths
- ARTICLEFuneral Notices
- ARTICLEIn Memoriam
- ARTICLEAcknowledgements
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- ARTICLECanterbury side stays on its feet
- ILLUSTRATIONPAUL ALLOTT
- ILLUSTRATIONMembers of the Militaires Crackerjacks who are preparing for the Canterbury Marching Association’s championships on J...
- ARTICLEOtago spinners carry day
- ARTICLECentral Districts staves off Northern fightback
- ARTICLERough ride for Skoglund
- ARTICLEMcEnroe pulls out
- ARTICLERitchie asks to open
- ARTICLEMecir’s power too much for Canadian
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