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• TITLE_SECTIONMasthead
• ARTICLEMR MASSEY AND BRITISH ISRAEL.
• ARTICLE5000 CLAMOUR AT GAOL GATES.
• ARTICLEBEER RIOTS IN PERTH
• ARTICLEFUMES AND A MATCH.
• ARTICLEMOTOR-CARS ARE USURPING THE HILL ROADS NOWADAYS.
  • ILLUSTRATIONThis view on the Port Hills shows how trampers have to hug the sides of the roads Hundreds of cars go through Dyer’s ...
• ARTICLETHE DEPUTY MAYOR.
• ARTICLECOULD NOT SLEEP.
• ARTICLENO MORE IN FUTURE.
• ARTICLESIR HARRY LAUDER “AMONG THE GIRLS.”
  • ILLUSTRATIONThese little girls live at the Presbyterian Orphanage at Fendalton, which Sir Harry Lauder visited yesterday afternoo...
• ARTICLEWONDERFUL THEATRES.
• ARTICLEGIRL INVOKES “UNWRITTEN LAW.”
• ARTICLETRAGEDY FEARED.
• ARTICLEMAY NOT RUN AGAIN.
  • ILLUSTRATIONH. M. A. Abrahams.
• ARTICLECOURT IN DOUBT.
• ARTICLEUntitled
• ARTICLESTOP PRESS NEWS.
• SECTIONCORRESPONDENCE
  • ARTICLEOPEN AIR SCHOOLS
  • ARTICLELETTING OFF STEAM.
• ARTICLETHE LURE OF THE BOWL.
• ARTICLECOURT.
• ARTICLEDEATH IN CATHEDRAL SQUARE.
• ARTICLETHE WEATHER.
  • ILLUSTRATIONMAGNETIC OBSERVATORY, CHRISTCHURCH.
• ARTICLEMAIL NOTICES.
• ARTICLEPOLE REACHED.
  • ILLUSTRATIONCaptain Amundsen.
• ARTICLEEARLY ELECTION.
• ARTICLEPERSONAL.
• ARTICLEUntitled
• ARTICLESTAMP DUTY CASE.
• ARTICLEWHAT THE FIREMEN ATE.
• ARTICLENEW CHARMING MUSICAL PLAY.
• ARTICLELEAGUE OF NATIONS OFFICIALS KILLED.
• ARTICLEEARL FRENCH DEAD.
• ARTICLESHIPPING.
• ARTICLEHEAVY BAIL FIXED.
• ARTICLECOMPETITION WINNERS.
  • ILLUSTRATIONMR P. J. M’GRATH. Shakespearean Recitation, Gentlemen. Dominion Test Recital, Gentlemen.
  • ILLUSTRATIONMISS JEAN MURCHIE. Recitation, Ladies, “Isaura.”
  • ILLUSTRATIONMISS MAVIS ROI Piano solo, reading at sight, under sixteen.
  • ILLUSTRATIONMASTER KEVIN M'MENAMIN. Violin solo, boy or girl, under sixteen.
  • ILLUSTRATIONMISS MERLE MILLER. Operatic solo mezzo.
• ARTICLETHE COMPETITIONS.
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• ARTICLEWOMENFOLK
• ARTICLEWOMEN’S CLUB.
• ARTICLEWEDDINGS.
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• ARTICLEBRIGHTON BREEZES
• ARTICLESUMNER RIPPLES
• ARTICLEShirley-St Albans Notes.
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• SECTIONWhat to See in Christchurch
  • ARTICLENEXT WEEK’S PROGRAMMES.
  • ARTICLESTRAND THEATRE.
    • ILLUSTRATIONGus Bluet, who plays Gabrielle.
    • ILLUSTRATIONMarjorie Dawes, who appears as Bianci.
    • ILLUSTRATIONMarie Burke, as Nina Benedetto. All to be seen in J. C. Williamson’s Musical Comedy, “Wild flower,” opening at the Th...
  • ARTICLEEVERYBODY’S THEATRE.
    • ILLUSTRATIONKaai's Hawaiian Troubadors, who are appearing at the Theatre Royal on Monday.
  • ARTICLEGREATER CRYSTAL PALACE
  • ARTICLEGRAND THEATRE.
  • ARTICLELIBERTY THEATRE.
  • ARTICLEQUEENS THEATRE.
  • ARTICLEHARBOUR LIGHT THEATRE.
  • ARTICLESYDENHAM PICTURES.
  • ARTICLEFULLER’S OPERA HOUSE.
  • ARTICLEKREISLER.
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• ARTICLERACING AND TROTTING
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• ARTICLEThe Star. SATURDAY, MAY 23, 1925. MENTAL HOSPITAL REFORM.
• ARTICLETHEATRE ROYAL.
• ARTICLEINFLUENZA.
• ARTICLEHAWAIIAN TROUBADOURS.
• ARTICLEWHAT THIN FOLKS SHOULD DO TO GAIN WEIGHT.
• ARTICLEMENTAL HOSPITALS.
• ARTICLE£5000 BALLOT.
• ARTICLESTIFF FIGHT EXPECTED.
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• ARTICLEWILD RUGBY.
• ARTICLELEAGUE RUGBY.
• ARTICLETO-DAY'S GAMES.
• ARTICLEASSOCIATION.
• ARTICLEBASKETBALL.
• ARTICLEFOR THE POLE.
• ARTICLEHOCKEY.
• ARTICLEGOLF.
• ARTICLECYCLING.
• ARTICLELATE COMPETITIONS.
• ARTICLELATE SPORTING.
• ARTICLEUntitled
• ARTICLECOMMERCIAL.
• ARTICLEHEAVY FLOODS.
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• ARTICLEPAPANUI PARAGRAPHS
• ARTICLERICCARTON RECORDS
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• ARTICLEDukedom Claimed and Won.
  • ILLUSTRATIONTHE CLAIM OF SIR E. H. SEYMOUR TO THE DUKEDOM OF SOMERSET UPHELD BY THE LORDS.
• ARTICLEA FIFTEEN-TON ANCHOR FOR THE “MAJESTIC.”
  • ILLUSTRATIONThe photograph shows workmen assisting to lower one of the huge anchors, which weigh fifteen tons, in connection with...
• ARTICLENever he a Witness.
• ARTICLEFUNERAL SERVICE OF THE LATE LORD CURZON
  • ILLUSTRATIONThe coffin containing the remains of the late Marquess Curzon of Kedleston being borne from Westminster Abbey after t...
• ARTICLEFinal Scene in St. Paul’s.
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• ARTICLETitians “Venus and Adonis” Sold.
• ARTICLETITIAN’S “VENUS AND ADONIS.”
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• ARTICLEAlbania—Peter Pan of New Europe.
  • ILLUSTRATIONA STREET IN DURAZZO.
  • ILLUSTRATIONALBANIA.
• ARTICLELIFTING THE WORLD'S HEAVIEST LINER.
  • ILLUSTRATIONThe world’s record weight-lifting feat was accomplished at Southampton on March when the Southern Railway’s 60,000 to...
• ARTICLELargest Ship lifted from the Sea
  • ILLUSTRATIONR.M.S. MAJESTIC. 56,551 tons, the world's largest steamer.
• ARTICLEAngler’s Struggle with Human Fish
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• SECTIONWOMEN AND THE HOME
  • ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
  • ARTICLETHE CULT OF GAIETY.
  • ARTICLEA PLACE FOR SHOES.
  • ARTICLEFOR “DAMPING DOWN” CLOTHES.
  • ARTICLEIN FRIENDSHIP’S NAME.
  • ARTICLEFUR RIBBONS.
  • ARTICLEA BEAUTIFUL EVENING GOWN.
    • ILLUSTRATIONOf silver lace, embroidered with silver thread in a tunic effect, opening in front over grey georgette. The tunic is ...
  • ARTICLEWHY IS THAT DONE?
    • ILLUSTRATIONAn exquisite bridal gown in ivory soft satin embroidered in pearls, with an ivory chiffon vest edged with a row of pe...
  • ARTICLEFOOD IN HOT WEATHER.
  • ARTICLEA FASHIONABLE MATERIAL.
  • ARTICLEWINTER WOOLIES.
  • ARTICLETHE BEAUTY OF THE BLACK SHEEP.
  • ARTICLEA DISCLOSURE.
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• ARTICLEFun and Fancy
• ARTICLEON DOVER CLIFF.
• ARTICLEIn the Days of Te Rauparaha
• ARTICLEBETS AS “INSURANCE.”
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• SECTION“THE STAR” New Zealand’s Official Film Newspaper
  • ARTICLEOFFICIAL FIRST RELEASES IN EACH CENTRE FOR NEW ZEALAND.
  • ARTICLEGENERAL FILM GOSSIP.
    • ILLUSTRATIONPauline Frederick, Laura La Plante, and Malcolm McGregor in “Smouldering Fires.” a Universal-Jewel attraction, coming...
    • ILLUSTRATIONVera Reynolds and Rod La Rocque in "Feet of Clay," a Paramount picture, now showing at the Liberty Theatre.
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• ARTICLEFILM PERSONALS.
  • ILLUSTRATIONAgnes Ayres in a scene from Paramount’s picture, “Worldly Goods,” now showing at the Grand Theatre.
  • ILLUSTRATIONA scene from “Against All Odds,” a William Fox production, to be shown at the Queen’s Theatre on Monday.
• ARTICLEUntitled
• ARTICLEBRITISH FILMS.
• ARTICLE“THE LOST WORLD.”
  • ILLUSTRATIONColleen Moore as Selina Dejong in the First National production, “So Big,” coming to Everybody’s Theatre on Monday.
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• ARTICLEMusic and the Stage
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• ARTICLESCRAPS OF OLD HISTORY.
• ARTICLELYTTELTON HARBOUR ON JULY 7, 1874.
  • ILLUSTRATIONCaptain Owles, of New Brighton, has kindly lent this picture to the “Star.” It shows the ships Rakaia and Apellas, an...
• ARTICLETHE OLD STANDARD HOTEL ON OXFORD TERRACE.
  • ILLUSTRATIONThis photograph, lent by Mr A. E. Philpott, of 18, Massey Street, shows the Standard Hotel, which stood on the corner...
• ARTICLEA PIONEER’S DIARY.
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• ARTICLEAmongst the Poultry
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• ARTICLESCHOOL IN THE OPEN.
• ARTICLECROSS-WORD PUZZLE No 82
  • ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
• ARTICLESpreydon-Addington News.
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• ARTICLESporting and Athletic Review
• ARTICLEBEECHER'S BROOK IN THE GRAND NATIONAL.
  • ILLUSTRATIONArdeen, Winnall and Drifter leading the field at the formidable Beecher’s Brook in the first round of the Grand Natio...
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