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• TITLE_SECTIONMasthead
• ARTICLERestart cost too high for Chch?
• ARTICLEInside
  • ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
• ILLUSTRATIONThree young patients at Christchurch Hospital’s day surgery ward play with wooden toys presented to the ward yesterda...
• ARTICLEPub with no beer forced to close
• ARTICLEAdvisers say sell forests, not land
• ARTICLEOpposition brushes off Bassett’s art deal
  • ILLUSTRATIONMR BURDON
• ARTICLEElectricity venture ‘on hold’
• ARTICLEBusiness confidence down-—survey
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• ARTICLEMarshall calls for end to testing
• ARTICLEU.K. butter cut move starts row
  • ILLUSTRATIONDR MITCHELL
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• ARTICLESuper, reviews announced
  • ILLUSTRATIONMR RODGER
• ARTICLEPalmer to go to Ice
• ARTICLENew policy forthcoming
• ARTICLETeachers to discuss wage offer
• ARTICLERoundtable under attack
• ARTICLENISBET'S VIEW
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• ARTICLEConditions outlined for Restart projects
• ARTICLEReporter’s diary
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• ARTICLE‘Cruel deception’
• ARTICLEDyson applauds scheme
• ARTICLETHE POLITICIAN
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• ARTICLEKidd warns against automating lighthouses
• ILLUSTRATIONInspector Mai Griebel explains to Jason Wilcock, aged four, about the workings of a portable radio in the Christchurc...
• ARTICLEVisit cures hate of police
• ARTICLETreaty ‘important’ in forestry sales
• ARTICLEMaoris reassured
• ARTICLEIn brief
• ARTICLEI.R.D. staff begin action
• ARTICLEFarmer applauds fire service
• ARTICLEStrawberries year-round?
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• ARTICLEFrigate purchases concern committee
• ARTICLENational supports Anzac ship project
• ARTICLESupport scheme for victims
  • ILLUSTRATIONSenior Constable Kevin Boyce (front, left) and Deputy Chief Ambulance Officer John Spencer signal their approval at t...
• ARTICLEBoost for child protection
  • ILLUSTRATIONMR WILSON
• ARTICLEJapan air cargo going through Hawaii
• ARTICLEClerical workers plan action
• ARTICLETranspac lays off 50 staff
• ILLUSTRATIONMr Adrian Carson (in the bow) helps launch the yacht Neros he and his wife, Emma, spent five years building in their ...
• ARTICLEStricter building designs likely
• ARTICLEPanel recommends mall expansion
• ARTICLEFears over fire safety
• ARTICLEFamily embarks on dream trip
• ARTICLEIn brief
• ARTICLETwo heads better?
• ARTICLEPupils, teachers in close shave
• ARTICLEHousing Corporation to lose tenant
• ARTICLE‘Gloombreakers gather
  • ILLUSTRATIONSome of the finalists in the Public Relations Institute’s Gloombreakers Awards which were formally announced in Chris...
• ARTICLEChch men join German team
• ARTICLEScholarship for Chch pupil
  • ILLUSTRATIONGlenn Davis, aged 18, of Christchurch, who has been selected to spend a year on a scholarship at an English public sc...
• ARTICLERest home extensions to be opened
• ARTICLELange appoints new press secretary
• ARTICLEDux de Lux earns high praise from critic
• ARTICLEAnonymous virus testing?
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• ILLUSTRATIONThe main selling area at the new Noel Leeming warehouse complex.
• ILLUSTRATIONNoel Leeming’s new drive-in audio area.
• ARTICLEMore space for growing company
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• ILLUSTRATIONThe new Noel Leeming appliance warehouse at the corner of Montreal Street and Moorhouse Avenue.
• ILLUSTRATIONThe stylish reception area and offices are important features of the new Noel Leeming warehouse.
• ARTICLENew corner location boosting business
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• SECTIONInternational
  • ARTICLESupreme Soviet set to approve radical reforms
  • ARTICLECable briefs
• ILLUSTRATIONA disappointed commuter stands on a deserted train platform, in the Charles De Gaulle/Etoile station, Paris. The city...
• ARTICLEFrench Govt calls in troops to rescue commuters
• ARTICLESalinas emphasises continuity
• ARTICLECastro returns to exile home
  • ILLUSTRATIONFIDEL CASTRO
• ARTICLEPlane crew asleep during flight
• ARTICLEAust, gives Yugoslavia ultimatum
  • ILLUSTRATIONGARETH EVANS
• ARTICLECocaine triggers deaths of Prince and Princess
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• SECTIONHome and people
  • ARTICLEInfestation from leeks to onions
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  • ARTICLECreeping over difficult places
    • ILLUSTRATIONLapageria rosea, an evergreen suitable for a sheltered wall in the north and west.
  • ARTICLEHoneysuckles as shrubs and climbers
  • ARTICLEProducts ‘last longer’ after deep-freezing
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• SECTIONTelevision and radio
  • ARTICLEWatching the inevitable
    • ILLUSTRATIONKirstie Alley as Virgilia Hazard in “North and South.”
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  • ARTICLEOne Television New Zealand Two
  • ARTICLEHavers to take career gamble
    • ILLUSTRATIONNIGEL HAVERS
  • ARTICLERadio
  • ARTICLEQueen’s Christmas Message has long history
  • ARTICLEInsight into Kilauea
  • ILLUSTRATIONEamonn Walker is P.C. Haynes in “The Bill,” at 8 p.m. on One.
  • ARTICLEVideo scan
    • ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
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• ARTICLETHE PRESS FRIDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1988. External Relations and Trade
• ARTICLEForeigners keep stiff upper lip under fire
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• ARTICLEUntitled
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• ARTICLEThe case against selling our valuable State forests
• SECTIONLetters to the Editor
  • ARTICLEAvon footbridge
  • ARTICLEUnions
  • ARTICLEPeace grants
  • ARTICLELottery grants
  • ARTICLEUnity
  • ARTICLERubbish disposal
  • ARTICLEProportional representation
  • ARTICLENuclear policy
  • ARTICLEUnited Nations
• SECTIONFeatures
• ARTICLEA BETTER OUTLOOK for Tokelau’s people
  • ILLUSTRATIONABOVE: A mother gives an anxious child a break outside a St Joseph Church service on Nukunonu. BELOW: The M.V. Wairua...
  • ILLUSTRATIONPassengers and cargo are ferried to and from ships by small aluminium boats powered by outboard motors. Blasted, man-...
• ARTICLEMen and disease took their toll
  • ILLUSTRATIONOn Nukunonu, where a 1914 tidal wave divided the island in two. The concrete bridge in the background was built in th...
  • ILLUSTRATIONLeuta Mamoe, 79 years old, having an eye examination at the Lomalama Hospital on Atafu Atoll. She is the oldest the i...
• ARTICLEThe magic of roses and Christmas combined
  • ILLUSTRATIONThe champion bloom at the Canterbury Horticultural Society’s 1987 show was Corso, exhibited by Mrs M. Kirby.
  • ILLUSTRATIONA selection of outstanding rose blooms will be on show at the Canterbury Horticultural Society Hall, this week-end.
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• ARTICLEHigher death rate for poor
• ARTICLEBraking problems cause of accidents?
• ARTICLECails to increase apprenticeships
• ARTICLEHomes freed but list still growing
• ARTICLEBurn victim walks from bush
• ARTICLEWar graves to be restored
• ARTICLELange fires back?
• ARTICLEPolice apologise for attack
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• SECTIONMOVES TO NEW PREMISES
  • ILLUSTRATIONGeoffrey Hall Funeral Directors’ attractive new premises in High Street, Rangiora. An education centre and library ar...
  • ILLUSTRATIONThe staff: Philip young, funeral director (left), Kate McCracken, Geoffrey Hall, funeral director, and Lance Ching, a...
  • ARTICLENew directions
  • ARTICLEGeoffrey Hall
  • ARTICLEBreezy undertaker views horizons
    • ILLUSTRATIONGeoffrey Hall entertaining at the Holmwood home for the aged at Rangiora.
  • ARTICLENo ‘stuffed shirt’ or grim face image
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  • ARTICLEEducation centre part of total service
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• ARTICLEWool market eases again
• ARTICLELeading prices
• ARTICLEVelvet pool
• ARTICLEPrice range
• ARTICLESpecial authority for pests, weeds urged
• ARTICLEInformation flow is farming’s ‘weak link’
• SECTIONFarm and station
  • ARTICLEN.Z.’s fine Merinos admired by Australian
    • ILLUSTRATIONMR HARVEY
  • ARTICLEFeed tight throughout Plains
  • ARTICLEPork Bd plays down feed shortage fears
  • ARTICLEHuge exports unlikely
  • ARTICLEDrought assistance
  • ARTICLESpare parts register
    • ILLUSTRATIONMr Garry Bourke, seated, who will become the secretary-manager of North Canterbury Federated Farmers on Monday. Mr la...
  • ARTICLEJoint venture for venison
  • ARTICLEPace of E.C. reform quickens
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• SECTIONBusiness
  • ARTICLEClearwood doubles loss to $10.4M
  • ARTICLE$NZ slip continues
  • ARTICLEWormaid clearance
  • ARTICLEStand for Strathmore
  • ARTICLESales
  • ARTICLECrowe okay
  • ARTICLEProfit, assets lift for ÜBS
  • ARTICLEFCL cleared
  • ARTICLERada delisted
  • ARTICLElEL boosts W’wths stake
  • ARTICLEBell debt down
  • ARTICLEEnviron goes to receivers
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  • ARTICLESHAREMARKET Cold wind from across Tasman
  • ARTICLEGSC futures heavy
  • ARTICLEWall St
  • ARTICLEAust, continues decline
  • ARTICLENew Kiwi bond maturities
  • ARTICLEIndicators
  • ARTICLEUnigroup sale
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• SECTIONSport
  • ARTICLEEngland bats to win against NZ
  • ARTICLEHarris aims for 1990 games
  • ARTICLEDrug testing approved
  • ARTICLEFour teams vying for bowling finals
  • ARTICLESport results
  • ARTICLEMaradona looks home
  • ARTICLESnooker to Mountjoy
  • ARTICLEJohnson loses to improved Yee
  • ARTICLEHonours shared
  • ARTICLEDevoy near end of walk
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• SECTIONSports feature
  • ILLUSTRATIONyouthful Woolston-Cardinals and Cantervury infielder, Dean Taikato, making an unsuccessful attempt to get to firs bas...
  • ARTICLEMeritorious hockey win
  • ARTICLEHorrendous happenings in Hyderabad 19 years ago
    • ILLUSTRATIONBob Cunis in his playing days — taking notes on Indian pitch preparation?
  • ARTICLEAdshead beats the odds
  • ARTICLEYoung athletes step out
    • ILLUSTRATIONSHANE BROWN
  • ARTICLEDavis absent
    • ILLUSTRATIONSIMON DAVIS
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• SECTIONWhat's On
  • ARTICLEAll for one and one avoiding a fall
    • ILLUSTRATIONThe valiant D’Artagnan (Kevin Smith), perched precariously with sword at the ready, startles his King (Mark Hadlow) a...
  • ARTICLEFRAMING ROGER
    • ILLUSTRATIONThe stars of “Who Framed Roger Rabbit?” (from left): Roger Rabbit, who portrays himself, Bob Hskins, as Eddie Valiant...
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• ARTICLEThe Charts Yazz And Plastic Population hit No. 1
• ARTICLEWall Street hails Roger
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• SECTIONWhat's On
  • ARTICLEWait ahead for U2 fans
  • ARTICLEBritish magazine says Chills single is hot
  • ARTICLEFloyd tape wins place in space
  • ARTICLEHumorous American takes sounds seriously
    • ILLUSTRATIONJIMMY BUFFETT
  • ARTICLETalk Talk create LP of outstanding quality
    • ILLUSTRATIONThe English group, Talk Talk ... fourth album one of improvisation, innovation.
  • ARTICLEOn Screen
  • ARTICLEMoore back in ‘Arthur’ sequel
  • ARTICLE‘Evil Angels’ tells chilling Chamberlain story
  • ARTICLEPassions stir in restless belle
  • ARTICLETHE MOVIES
    • ILLUSTRATIONLindy Chamberlain (Meryl Streep) is escorted to a prison cell in “Evil Angels.”
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• SECTIONVIDEO
  • ARTICLEFeature-length version of scarecrow episodes
    • ILLUSTRATIONJon Pertwee as the redoubtable Worzel Gummidge
  • ARTICLEWinkler in Christmas tale
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• SECTIONWhat's On
  • ARTICLESauces leave sweet aftertaste
  • ARTICLEShopping round will turn up Christmas crackers
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• SECTIONTHIS WEEK
  • ARTICLELive music
    • ILLUSTRATIONWarren Douglas as Escalus, the Prince of Verona, in a market scene from the Royal New Zealand Ballet’s production of ...
  • ARTICLETheatre
  • ARTICLEConcerts
  • ARTICLEDance
  • ARTICLEGalleries
  • ARTICLERecreation
  • ARTICLEWord of mouth
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• ARTICLEFinance for new therapy block
  • ILLUSTRATIONAn occupational therapy group in progress at the St John of God Hospital. This congested corridor is the hospital’s o...
  • ILLUSTRATIONSt John of God staff, Mr Eric De Boer (left) and Miss Virginia Grace, look over building plans for the new occupation...
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• SECTIONCONTINENTAL DISTRIBUTORS LTD
  • ARTICLEDistributors of fine food
    • ILLUSTRATIONContinental Distributors’ move to a spacious new warehouse in Bishopdale marks new directions for the flourishing bus...
    • ILLUSTRATIONThe chiller allows the top quality produce to reach customers in peak condition. Tom Gibson, the export manager, LEFT...
  • ARTICLEBusiness founded on the love of good food and wine
    • ILLUSTRATIONThe Warehouse has been designed for maximum efficiency. Shane Keely manoeuvres the forklift into position.
    • ILLUSTRATIONPauline Comi, the company secretary and Cathie Nilsen, the secretary/receptionist, with some of Continental Distribut...
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• SECTIONRacing and trotting
  • ARTICLEJay Ardee’s durability will be deciding factor
    • ILLUSTRATIONFriday ... likely to have a big following when he resumes in the a T.A.B. trifecta event at the Methven Trotting Club...
  • ARTICLEMethven selections
  • ARTICLEGear changes
  • ARTICLEPicable hard to fault for Beaumont
  • ARTICLESelections
  • ARTICLETrackwork Bold gallop from The Broken Drum
  • ARTICLESecret identity behind new freight airline
  • ARTICLETwo qualify at Ashburton
  • ARTICLEBroodmare breaks European record
  • ARTICLEClass duo for Trentham
  • ARTICLESelections
  • ARTICLENgafcawau Native ready to impress
  • ARTICLESelections
  • ARTICLEAurelios on horse
  • ARTICLEPapal honour for Hawarden couple
  • ARTICLEStraight Order out till February
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• SECTIONImpressive gallop shows Charvet at best again
  • ARTICLETrackwork
  • ARTICLEOur High Noon works well
• ARTICLEDynamic Lad on for Hutt Park repeat
• ARTICLESelections
• ARTICLESpell for Purdah’s Pride
• ARTICLEHusband a life member
• ARTICLEVeteran trainer dies
• ARTICLEQuite Famous back on form
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• SECTIONRacing and trotting
  • ARTICLEElmer Gantry win picked
    • ILLUSTRATIONMark Purdon, the regular reinsman of Tax Credit, a form runner for the Hotel Imperial Handicap Pace at the Thames Tro...
  • ARTICLESelections
  • ARTICLEChartross poised for win at Wairio
  • ARTICLESelections
  • ARTICLEGreyhounds
  • ARTICLECounties Cup may still escape Gibbs
  • ARTICLESelections
  • ARTICLEConservation group attacks hut fee plan
  • ARTICLETakahe chicks hatched
  • ARTICLEStars back for civil liberties campaign
  • ARTICLEFeminist paper for S. Korea
  • ARTICLEGuerrillas kill 26
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• SECTIONMotoring
  • ARTICLENEW CAR: Peter Greenslade looks at a Toyota range
    • ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
    • ILLUSTRATIONTOP: Its appearance is rather bland, but the two-litre Corona GL saloon is smooth of line and a well-appointed, wellb...
  • ARTICLEWriters establish N.Z. Car of Year Award
  • ARTICLECapelli star among emerging grand prix talents
  • ARTICLEFord leads way in sales
  • ARTICLEIndustry men given whipping on track
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  • ARTICLEKorean Renault prospect
  • ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
  • ILLUSTRATIONAn experimental hydrogen-powered Mercedes-Benz 230 E and its engine. The car, designed and built by Daimler-Benz, of ...
  • ARTICLEBerger service row escalates
  • ARTICLEZakspeed driver
  • ARTICLELife of rings, pistons can be prolonged by right care
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  • ARTICLEMotorsport
    • ILLUSTRATIONDon Donnithorne, of Christchurch, puts his Panther through its paces in a Canterbury Sports ,Car Club demonstration r...
  • ARTICLESeason in United States long, tough
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  • ARTICLEPair dominate rally
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• SECTIONThe courts
  • ARTICLETrotting ‘corrupt practice’ rule held invalid
  • ARTICLETwo years jail for steel-rod whipping
  • ARTICLEMachete wielded in self-defence
  • ARTICLEFraud charge remand
  • ARTICLEMan to face trial on four drug counts
• ARTICLEcrossword puzzle
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• ARTICLEFootrot Flats
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• ARTICLEWIZARD OF ID
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• ARTICLEPEANUTS
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• SECTIONShipping news
  • ARTICLEPort of Timaru
  • ARTICLEOverseas flights
  • ARTICLEPassenger trains
• ARTICLENew TV channels sought
• ARTICLEStars for fun
• ARTICLELocal services
• ARTICLEChristmas floral show
• ARTICLEWeka Pass railway
• ARTICLENew I.R.D. chief
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• SECTIONANNOUNCEMENTS
  • ARTICLEBirths
  • ARTICLEDeaths
  • ARTICLEDeaths
  • ARTICLEDeaths
  • ARTICLEFuneral Notices
  • ARTICLEIn Memoriam
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• ARTICLEBig headache for N.Z. cricket selectors
• ARTICLEHart returns to selection panel
  • ILLUSTRATIONJOHN HART
• ARTICLECards for local competition
• ARTICLEImprovement expected of Canterbury cricketers
• ARTICLEWomen skaters told to cover up
• ARTICLESecond gold beckons
  • ILLUSTRATIONThe defending world women’s bowls singles champion, Merle Richardson, of Australia, delivers a bowl in her play-off f...
• ARTICLEShirley team confident
• ARTICLEWynton Rufer available for World Cup match
• ARTICLEBecker beats No. 1
• SECTIONSport in brief
  • ARTICLECairns unavailable
  • ARTICLEGay football club
  • ARTICLERecognition no worry
  • ARTICLECouples in lead
  • ARTICLERainey critically ill
  • ARTICLESubmissions filed
• ARTICLEWeather
  • ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
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