Contents of this issue
Contents
- TITLE_SECTIONMasthead
- GROUPING_NODEPage 1 Advertisements
- ARTICLETHE BAROMETER
- ARTICLERIFLE SHOOTING
- ARTICLEPLEA FOR FREE ENTERPRISE
- ARTICLEWYNDHAM NEWS
- ARTICLECommercial
- ARTICLERETAINED IN CUSTODY
- ARTICLEProtection from Infection
- GROUPING_NODEPage 2 Advertisements
- ARTICLEEXPANSION IN EDUCATION
- ARTICLEMAORI CHARGED WITH MURDER
- ARTICLESANATORIUM AT WAIPIATA
- ARTICLEBOXING
- ARTICLE6000 GERMANS SURRENDER
- ARTICLENATIONAL PARTY CAUCUS
- ARTICLECONGRATULATIONS TO MONTGOMERY
- ARTICLEHarder To Grip
- ARTICLEENTERTAINING THE TROOPS
- ARTICLEWAR AGAINST JAPAN
- ARTICLEWORLD ORGANIZATION OF LABOUR
- ARTICLEGERMANY’S U-BOAT. FLEET
- ARTICLERIOTS IN MONTEVIDEO
- ARTICLEFUTURE REDUCTION OF U.S. ARMY
- ARTICLER.N.Z.A.F. PLANES IN PACIFIC
- ARTICLER.A.F. FIGHTERS IDLE
- GROUPING_NODEPage 3 Advertisements
- ARTICLEIN MEMORIAM
- ARTICLETHANKS
- ARTICLEBIRTH
- ARTICLEDEATHS
- ARTICLEThe Southland Times TUESDAY, MAY 8, 1945. VICTORY
- ARTICLETRUCK STRIKES PEDESTRIANS
- ARTICLEWARM FEELINGS OF GREEKS
- ARTICLEPERSONAL
- ARTICLESOME ROADS STILL IMPASSABLE
- ARTICLETHE WEATHER
- ARTICLEFERRET ATTACKS INFANT
- ARTICLEPRAISE FOR N.Z. DIVISION
- ARTICLETHEATRES TO OPEN ON V DAY
- ARTICLEPOST WITH BRITISH AIRWAYS
- ARTICLECONDEMNATION BY MR CASEY
- ARTICLETHE OUTLOOK IN THE PACIFIC
- ARTICLEDAILY INTERCESSION
- ARTICLEGERMAN GOVERNMENT
- ARTICLEDELIVERIES OF COAL IN CITY
- ARTICLEHITLER’S DEATH
- ARTICLEMUNITIONS MAKING IN AUSTRALIA
- ARTICLEInspectors not Wanted
- ARTICLEIn the News
- ARTICLEHIMMLER RESPONSIBLE FOR CRIMES
- ARTICLETRAGEDIES CAUSED BY CYANIDE FUMES
- GROUPING_NODEPage 4 Advertisements
- SECTIONVICTORY IN EUROPE WAR OVER
- ARTICLEDRAMATIC SCENE IN COPENHAGEN
- ARTICLEHUGE FOOD SUPPLIES NECESSARY
- ARTICLECAMPAIGN ON TARAKAN
- ARTICLEARREST OF POLISH LEADERS
- ARTICLECLOSED ISSUE AT UNCIO
- ARTICLEINTER-AMERICAN SYSTEM
- ILLUSTRATIONHISTORIC OCCASION.—At the outbreak of war large crowds assembled outside No. 10 Downing Street, the Prime Minister’s ...
- ARTICLENotes for Women
- ARTICLEDOMINION MEAT INDUSTRY
- ARTICLEAMUSING DAY AT ROME TROTS
- ARTICLEBOOM IN NATIONAL SAVINGS
- ARTICLETHE FETHER-FLAKE “MYSTERY”
- ARTICLEOVER £150,000 IN HAND
- ARTICLEbookmaking charge
- ARTICLETHE COMMON COLD
- GROUPING_NODEPage 6 Advertisements
- ARTICLESporting ACROPOLIS AS A MUDLARK
- ARTICLERUGBY FOOTBALL
- ARTICLERICCARTON HORSES FOR TE RAPA
- ARTICLEMR GEORGE EBBERT RETIRES
- ARTICLERENDEZVOUS IN SWITZERLAND
- ARTICLEGORE NEWS
- ARTICLEMUSIC, DANCING AND COMEDY
- ARTICLEFUNCTIONS FOR SERVICEMEN
- ARTICLEUntitled
- GROUPING_NODEPage 7 Advertisements
- SECTIONPublic Opinion
- ARTICLEBROADCASTING
- ARTICLETHE GARDEN
- ARTICLEWOMAN DIES OF INJURIES
- ARTICLETHE THEATRES
- GROUPING_NODEPage 8 Advertisements
- ARTICLEWAR AGAINST GERMANY THE MARCH TO VICTORY
- SECTIONBEHIND THE BATTLES – STRATEGY AND MORALE
- SECTIONYOUNG NATION AT WAR NEW ZEALAND'S EFFORT
- ARTICLEHISTORY IN PICTURES A PANORAMA OF ACTION
- ILLUSTRATIONEVACUATED FROM LONDON.—British children evacuated from London arrive at a convalescent home in an English county, 1940.
- ILLUSTRATIONDESERT ATTACK.—New Zealand infantry meet tanks sent out from Tobruk during a desert push.
- ILLUSTRATIONDESERT CAMPAIGN.—Italian prisoners of war taken in Western Desert, 1941.
- ILLUSTRATIONWINTER CAMOUFLAGE.—A British patrol on the western front during the winter of 1945 camouflaged in white clothing.
- ILLUSTRATIONTHE TRAGEDY OF CASSINO.—All that was left of the ancient and beautiful abbey on Monastery Hill, used by the Germans a...
- ILLUSTRATIONDUNKIRK.—British troops awaiting evacuation from Dunkirk, 1940.
- ILLUSTRATIONEND OF THE GRAF SPEE.—The German pocket battleship Graf Spee in flames off Montevideo after being outfought by the cr...
- ILLUSTRATIONLONDON BURNS.—Firemen fighting fires during the blitz on London, 1940.
- ILLUSTRATIONINTO RATTLE.—British infantry going into battle in Germany carried on tops of tanks, 1945.
- ILLUSTRATIONALLIES INVADE EUROPE.—Scene on the French coast as Allied troops push in from the beach-head during the invasion. Jun...
- ILLUSTRATIONNEW ZEALANDERS IN GREECE.—New Zealand troops take up positions in the Greek mountains, 1941.
- ILLUSTRATIONSTALINGRAD.—Ruined buildings in Stalingrad, with Soviet troops, 1942.
- ILLUSTRATIONRETURN TO EUROPE.—British invasion troops land on a Normandy beach-head, June 1944. Some drop, dead or wounded, other...
- ILLUSTRATIONFIRST ACROSS THE RHlNE.—Units of the American Ist Army seized a railway bridge at Remagen, on March 9, 1945, and esta...
- ILLUSTRATIONSNIPERS ELIMINATED.—British troops occupying Kleve found enemy snipers holding out in isolated buildings, but after s...