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TITLE_SECTIONMasthead
ARTICLEForestry ‘sale of century’ begins
- ILLUSTRATIONMR GIBBS
ARTICLEInside
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
ARTICLEArrest follows fire at abortion clinic
- ILLUSTRATIONSenior firefighters Steve Kennedy (left), and Gary Baxter inspect a gutted room at Lyndhurst Hospital after an arson-...
ARTICLETeacher meeting put off
ARTICLEEndorsement for Peters worsens National strife
- ILLUSTRATIONMR COLLINGE
ARTICLECountdown for city seat a cliffhanger
- ILLUSTRATIONMR ADCOCK
ARTICLEDeadly line in desktop amusement
- ILLUSTRATIONThe pet Redback spider.
ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
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ARTICLEDrought blamed for meat prices
ARTICLEPlea for ‘clean’ cereals
- ILLUSTRATIONThe Minister ol External Affairs, Mr Moore (left), holds a croissant, an example of an added-value product of the cer...
ARTICLEMinisterial blessing for plant
ARTICLEFarmers want spending say
- ILLUSTRATIONMR PETERSEN
ARTICLEReporter’s diarv
ARTICLETHE POLITICIAN
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
ARTICLETalks to resume in dairy dispute
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ARTICLEBudget shortfall likely
ARTICLEMaori interests to be preserved
- ILLUSTRATIONMR KIRKLAND
ARTICLEGovt stands clear of sale process
ARTICLEForests in Canty put up for sale
ARTICLEGaming profits used to buy liferaft for Tuhoe
- ILLUSTRATIONMr Ray Neville (left), the owner of the Pier Hotel, Kaiapoi, who donated the inflatable 20-seat liferaft to the Tuhoe...
ARTICLEJet crash inquiry may take fortnight
ARTICLEOfficers react angrily to reports of ‘joke’
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ARTICLEBoard overspends by $1M a month
ARTICLEHealth services ‘will not shift north’
ARTICLETalks on Canty’s health
ARTICLEMedical cover offered to board
ARTICLETraining on abuse cases
ARTICLEPolice briefs
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ARTICLENew system for funding disabled
ARTICLEDemoted M.P. to reveal election policy framework
ARTICLELegislation to end Kiwi test?
- ILLUSTRATIONA group of pupils from Addington School after their return from a trip to Akaroa yesterday. About 40 pupils attended,...
ARTICLEPlastic toy catapult pierces boy’s eye
ARTICLEIn brief
ARTICLETickets for Games in big demand
ARTICLEM.P. lauds social policy
ARTICLESport results
ILLUSTRATIONMr Kingsley Burrell, with the new car, complete with parking ticket, he picked up in Christchurch yesterday.
ARTICLE$4O fine snags BMW prize
ARTICLETreaty ‘tinkering’ backs Govt into corner—Peters
- ILLUSTRATIONMR PETERS
ARTICLECatering dispute at school
ARTICLEOfficers exceeded authority
ARTICLELocal histories may cost $l00,000
ARTICLEProperty values in city double
ARTICLEHouse sales, permits rise
ARTICLEShipping companies want equity payments scrapped
ILLUSTRATIONPicketers at Deane Apparel, Ltd’s factory in Wairakei Road, seek support from passing motorists yesterday. Workers fr...
ARTICLEThird of college jobs cut
ARTICLEWilde condemns nuclear testing
ARTICLEClothing redundancy row leads to strike
ARTICLEAmbassador keen to restore trust
- ILLUSTRATIONMRS NEWMAN
ARTICLEIce cut off by elements
ARTICLETapes for blind
ARTICLEUntitled
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
ARTICLEEducation post for principal
ARTICLEPost for Bowron
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SECTIONInternational
- ARTICLEE. Germans to be allowed to travel freely
- ARTICLEReagan’s notes, diaries for Iran-Contra trial
- ARTICLEGabor to face prison term
  - ILLUSTRATIONZsa Zsa Gabor in a Beverly Hills courtroom after being sentenced to 72 hours in prison and 120 hours community servic...
- ARTICLELebanon accord in doubt
- ARTICLECable briefs
- ARTICLEEvangelist sent to jail for 45 years
  - ILLUSTRATIONJIM BAKKER
- ARTICLESupreme Soviet snub
- ARTICLEN.A.T.O. praises Eastern Bloc reforms
- ARTICLEA.N.C. might be legalised
- ARTICLEChemical explosion toll 2; 22 missing
- ARTICLENew tremor rocks Frisco
- ARTICLEIsraeli M.P.s defy leaders
- ARTICLETax boycotters’ assets frozen
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SECTIONHome and people
- ARTICLEDecorative paint finishes in fashion
  - ILLUSTRATIONDale Flewellen in her Christchurch studio with an example of stencilling on the wall behind her, and tortoiseshelling...
- ARTICLEUpdating a 1960s kitchen on a budget
- ARTICLEA love affair with fine Italian food
  - ILLUSTRATIONJulie Buiso picked her favourite recipes from throughout Italy which she knew worked well out of their home country f...
  - ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
- ARTICLESpacious town garden in city south
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ARTICLE‘Ombudsman’ call for bank customers
ARTICLEAsset transfer unfair—report
- ILLUSTRATIONMr Graeme Carter (left), the manager of the Theatre Royal, and Mr Barry Nalder, the Christchurch regional manager for...
ARTICLEJapanese study social services
ARTICLEMusician’s injury feared permanent
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SECTIONTelevision and radio
- ARTICLECleese: laughing all the way to the bank
  - ILLUSTRATIONJOHN CLEESE
- ARTICLERadio diary
- ARTICLERadio
- ARTICLEParkinson: tired of chat shows
  - ILLUSTRATIONMICHAEL PARKINSON
- ARTICLEJaps seek zany ideas
- ARTICLEOne Television New Zealand Two
  - ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
- ARTICLE‘Foreign Correspondent’
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ARTICLETHE PRESS THURSDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1989. Fees for overseas students
ARTICLETruth about the west
ARTICLEUntitled
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
ILLUSTRATIONThe Mount Hutt ski-field after the big snowfall last week. Another 10cm of fresh snow has fallen this week. Mount Hut...
SECTIONLetters to the Editor
- ARTICLEEarly release
- ARTICLEN.Z. as mediator
- ARTICLEInformed youth
- ARTICLEAfter-hours services
- ARTICLEInjured and bereft
- ARTICLEKhmer Rouge
- ARTICLEBook fair
- ARTICLEAllegiance
- ARTICLECycleway
- ARTICLEElections
- ARTICLEAntarctica
- ARTICLEChildren’s rights
- ARTICLESouth Africa
- ARTICLESouth Africa
- ARTICLESpread of trees
- ARTICLETrans-Tasman poll
- ARTICLEUntitled
SECTIONFeatures
- ARTICLERock of Cashel spruce-up
  - ILLUSTRATIONThe Rock of Cashel rises dramatically from County Tipperary countryside.
- ARTICLESt Patrick and Brian Boru central figures in site’s legends
  - ILLUSTRATIONMonastic ruins are everywhere — reminders of an age centuries ago when Ireland’s religious orders formed a nucleus of...
- ARTICLEButtons have many forms of significance
  - ILLUSTRATIONAn assortment of buttons which represent just a few of the kinds at the Canterbury Museum. They are typical of what c...
  - ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
- ARTICLERoman remains in Egypt trussed up in red tape
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ARTICLEAntarctica had forests, drilling samples show
SECTIONArt reviews
- ARTICLEMcCahon exhibition
  - ILLUSTRATION“On Building Bridges,” by Colin McCahon, part of the “Gates and Journeys” exhibition at the Robert McDougall Art Gall...
- ARTICLEFrazer ‘paintings’
- ARTICLEMarine biologist wins Smithsonian study grant
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ARTICLEDecision on Defence appeal soon
ARTICLESafe Air trophy
- ILLUSTRATIONMr Andrew Marshall (left), a finalist in the Electrical Contractors Association’s T.A. Yates Memorial Award, and Mr B...
- ILLUSTRATIONThe 1989 Royal New Zealand Air Force Base, Woodbourne, sportsperson of the year, Flight Lieutenant Bruce Miller (righ...
ARTICLEIn brief
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SECTIONThe courts
- ARTICLEJail for T.A.B. robbery by man with ‘gambling mania’
- ARTICLECharged four in custody
- ARTICLEP.N.G. violence ‘no worse than Auck.’
- ARTICLEMountaineer’s story of solo trek popular
- ARTICLEJudge ‘gags’ prison escaper
- ARTICLESamoa’s top judge resigns
- ARTICLEPeriodic detention for top triathlete
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ARTICLEGovt law office lacking staff
ARTICLERetrial of man charged with murdering his wife
ARTICLELawyer named in trust case
ARTICLEUntitled
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
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ARTICLEGlass toy could be lethal
ARTICLEFOOTROT FLATS
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
ARTICLEWIZARD OF ID
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
ARTICLEPEANUTS
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
ARTICLEStars for fun
ARTICLEShipping news
ARTICLEMail notices
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SECTIONChiropractic
- ARTICLEMigraine headaches
- ARTICLELocal services
- ARTICLEGreen politics for talks
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ARTICLEElectricorp plans action
ARTICLENew theme for Royal tour
ARTICLEChurch opens debt-free premises
ARTICLEFruit and vegetables
- ILLUSTRATIONMr Gary McNicholl, an assistant manager at M. G. Marketing, with some mini-melons from Queensland.
ARTICLEMarkets still feel disputes’ effects
ARTICLESpring flowers plentiful
ARTICLERetail prices
ARTICLEChch action group backs Thatcher’s S.A. stand
ARTICLEBill ‘no use’ to rural women
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SECTIONAddington market
- ARTICLEIncrease in prices for spring lambs
  - ILLUSTRATIONFire investigators in the hallway of Lyndhurst Hospital after it was damaged by arson yesterday morning.
- ARTICLEKakapo facing one of last survival chances
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SECTIONBusiness
- ARTICLEFCL Can. profit off
- ARTICLEAust. BOP $1.78 deficit
- ARTICLEKiwi firmer
  - ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
  - ILLUSTRATIONMr Alan Roberts... paper work is choking innovation in New Zealand.
- ARTICLEUnited defers mortgage cuts, lifts deposits
- ARTICLESmall businesses losing paper war
- ARTICLELion buys up despite uncertainty
- ARTICLEUntitled
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- ARTICLEMMI makes profit
- ARTICLEDom. Min. gold up
- ARTICLESHAREMARKET Private clients sell
- ARTICLECLAMBO
  - ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
- ARTICLESales
- ARTICLEAgricola defends valuations
- ARTICLEAust. long-term debt downgraded
- ARTICLEPaladin at impasse
- ARTICLEIndicators
- ARTICLEBond debt $6.9M
- ARTICLEElders returns slip
- ARTICLEWall St
- ARTICLELondon
- ARTICLEAust. shares weaker despite BOP
- ARTICLETasman legal tie up
- ARTICLEVIP prices
- ARTICLEFord prepared for all Jaguar
- ARTICLEInterest-rate futures bearish
- ARTICLEFutures
- ARTICLEOptions
- ARTICLEPaper firm’s name
- ARTICLEMickey Mouse pulls them in
- ARTICLEGovt stock
- ARTICLEHong Kong
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ARTICLEThailand offers best holiday deals in Asian region
- ILLUSTRATIONPhang Nga Bay, near Phuket Island, is one of southern Thailand’s most popular beaches. The bay is famous for its many...
ARTICLEThai holiday prize for two
- ILLUSTRATIONFun-loving food vendors enjoy a joke on the beach near Pattaya.
ARTICLEPity the over-heated palate ...
ARTICLEParkroyal venue for big Thai festival
- ILLUSTRATIONThai chefs believe their dishes should not only taste good but also look good. They go to painstaking lengths to ensu...
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ARTICLERange of packaged tours
- ILLUSTRATIONSome of Thailand’s best bargains can be found along the curb-side market stalls on the outskirts of the cities.
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
ARTICLEBangkok — city of fine silk and quality handicrafts
ARTICLEJumbo attraction lures tourists
- ILLUSTRATIONElephants, in the long trunks, get into the swing of a football match at Surin, north-east Bangkok.
ARTICLEFly direct from Christchurch
- ILLUSTRATIONPassengers on Thai Airways flights are welcomed aboard with this traditional Thai greeting, the wai. The higher the h...
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SECTIONSport
- ARTICLEHarris moves south
- ARTICLESeeman lines up
- ARTICLEHairy primates and soccer hooligans similar—expert
  - ILLUSTRATIONPeter Mears, the chief groundsman at the Wilding Park tennis complex in Woodham Road, checks the moisture on the midd...
- ARTICLESport in brief
- ARTICLEMulti-million dollar end to U.S. golf tour
- ARTICLEBaton leaves for New Zealand
- ARTICLECricket trial teams
- ARTICLEAthletics qualification
- ARTICLEEdwards dropped for misbehaving
- ARTICLEYouth horse team announced
  - ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
- ARTICLEResults
- ARTICLEBig surf boat race
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ARTICLEPink Pages release approaches
- ILLUSTRATIONRussell Donald, Craig Nicholson and William Rak with the distinctively marked Pink Pages vehicles.
ARTICLEDemand for directory
- ILLUSTRATIONPink Pages staff are (back, from left), Russell Donald, managing director, Adrienne Booth, Angela Warren, David Mason...
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ARTICLERacing and trotting
ARTICLETwinkle John, Vulcan Lady fight out finish
ARTICLEDaly comes up roses
- ILLUSTRATIONVulcan Lady ... a creditable second at the Addington trials yesterday, she is one of only 10 acceptors for next Monda...
ARTICLEArthritis beats courageous Stella Frost
- ILLUSTRATIONDOODY TOWNLEY
ARTICLEBetting
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SECTIONRacing and trotting
- ARTICLETraffic Officer on the jobpunters to proceed with caution
  - ILLUSTRATIONRobin Butt, who will drive the first-day winner, Striking Impulse, in the Lord Nelson Tavern Pace at Richmond today.
- ARTICLESelections
- ARTICLEGreyhounds Highspot Lad ready to ‘debut’ in winning style
- ARTICLESelections
- ARTICLEDoubles, trebles
- ARTICLEIt never rains...
- ARTICLEMister Gaines purchased
- ARTICLEKennett shifts gear for change of horsepower
  - ILLUSTRATIONBOB KENNETT,
- ARTICLERacing Briefs
- ARTICLEConiston Water tonic for Harris
- ARTICLEHorlicks on way to win
- ARTICLEFairytale result in Geelong Cup
- ARTICLEAcceptances
- ARTICLEResults
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ARTICLENew church in harmony with surroundings
- ILLUSTRATIONA view from the north of the complex.
- ILLUSTRATIONThe eastern point of the complex.
- ILLUSTRATIONThe reception area which overlooks the Avon River.
- ILLUSTRATIONThe Reading Room, from Carlton Mill Road.
- ILLUSTRATIONThe church auditorium, or meeting place.
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SECTIONANNOUNCEMENTS
- ARTICLEBirths
- ARTICLEDeaths
- ARTICLEDeaths
- ARTICLEDeaths
- ARTICLEFuneral Notices
- ARTICLEIn Memoriam
- ARTICLEAcknowledgements
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ARTICLEGt Britain coach warns officials not to interfere
ARTICLELewis begins legal action
ARTICLEUntitled
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ARTICLEDickson extends rankings lead
ARTICLEChristie wants to beat Charles
ARTICLEHarding throws verbal punches
ARTICLEPaterson returns to bolster Coringa
ARTICLEN.Z. soccer star for Blacktown?
ARTICLESoviet confirmed for tennis event
ARTICLETim May faces four weeks on sidelines
ARTICLEWeather
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
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