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• TITLE_SECTIONMasthead
• ARTICLETRAM AND VAN HIT AT CORNER.
• ARTICLEAUSTRALIA’S MEAT INDUSTRY IN JEOPARDY.
• ARTICLEGERMAN UNION LEADERS MUST NOT COME TO ENGLAND.
• ARTICLEA CHORUS OF CRITICS ON COLLINS COMBINE.
• ARTICLEBIRTH ON VOYAGE INCREASES MIGRANT FAMILY TOTAL TO 10.
• ARTICLEKELLY GANG RAID RECALLED BY DEATH OF SERGEANT DEVINE.
• ARTICLEPUT CAR IN SHED AND TAKE TRAIN.
• ARTICLEDESOLATE POINT BARROW.
  • ILLUSTRATIONSituated 350 miles inside the Arctic Circle, on the verge of the Arctic Ocean, no more desolate place than Point Barr...
• ARTICLEMATERNITY NURSE FACES 5 CHARGES.
• ARTICLENO BLAME.
• ARTICLEELDERLY MAN DIES WHILE PLAYING VIOLIN.
• ARTICLESNOW FLURRIES.
• ARTICLEFARMERS CONFER AND PASS REMITS.
• ARTICLEDAMAGES GIVEN AGAINST DRIVER.
• ARTICLEBY THE WAY.
• ARTICLE“ROLL DOWN” IS BARRED.
• ARTICLECITY COUNCIL CHARGED.
• ARTICLERISKY GROSSINGS HAVE TO GO.
• ARTICLESTOP PRESS NEWS.
• ARTICLESTRIKE OFF SIGN LIKELY TO BE HOISTED.
• SECTIONCORRESPONDENCE.
  • ARTICLETHE OLD MARAROA.
  • ARTICLETHE BUS PROBLEM.
  • ARTICLELOST DOGS.
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• ARTICLESWEAT OUTBURST OF FEELING.
• ARTICLETHE WEATHER.
  • ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
• ARTICLEMAIL NOTICES.
• ARTICLEOFF V AGAIN, 0N AGAIN, GONE AGAIN.
• ARTICLESHIPPING.
• ARTICLESTOPPED THE STRIKE TO SAVE GOVT.!
• ARTICLEFIRM DID NOT KNOW EMPLOYEE DROVE CAR TO AND FROM WORK.
• ARTICLECHINESE RAID AND DAMAGE MISSION.
• ARTICLEFRANCE TRIES TO RAISE FRANC FROM DEPTHS BY CLEARING OFFICE.
• ARTICLEA DAZZLING DISPLAY.
• ARTICLEPERSONAL.
• ARTICLEWINNERS AT THE COMPETITIONS.
  • ILLUSTRATIONMISS IRENE STONE. (1st Operatic Dance 16 and over, Barefoot Dance 16 and over, and other Dancing Events.)
  • ILLUSTRATIONMRS D. PEARCE AND MISS E. BOYCE. (Solo and Accompaniment.)
  • ILLUSTRATIONMISS HAZEL SHIER. (Humorous Character Sketch.)
  • ILLUSTRATIONMASTER RAYMOND BRAISI'IIIR. (Song for Boys under 16.)
  • ILLUSTRATIONMISS MARJORIE CARWELL 0003!: (New Brighton), and MISS ELLIS HOLLAND. (Piano Duct under 13: OWn Selection)
• ARTICLEEXCESSIVE SPEED CAUSED IZFATAL MOTOR SMASH.
• ARTICLEGRIMME‘TTICUMES OFF AT LAST.
  • ILLUSTRATIONCLARBIE GRIMMETT.
• ARTICLECHRISTCHURCH STOCK EXCHANGE.
• ARTICLE“ STAR " SPORTS COMPETITIONS.
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• ARTICLEWOMENFOLK
• ARTICLEA SAUCE OF DELIGHT.
• ARTICLEDISQUIETING RUMOURS.
• ARTICLEWOMEN’S CLUB.
• ARTICLEMAYFIELD PLUNKET SOCIETY.
• ARTICLEPROPERLY CURED TEA.
• ARTICLECHILDREN’S WINTER FROCKS
• ARTICLESPANISH TOUCH IN FASHIONS.
  • ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
• ARTICLEHUSBANDS WHO ARE TIRED OF THEIR WIVES.
• ARTICLEA SPLENDID COLLECTION OF ART TO BE SACRIFICED!
• ARTICLEFOR GROWING YOUNGSTERS
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• ARTICLESUN WILL BE BEACON TO GUIDE WILKINS PARTY ACROSS ARCTIC
• ARTICLETHE TAXATION OF MOTOR-CARS.
• ARTICLEARCTIC CROSSROADS OF THE FUTURE.
  • ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
• ARTICLEARGUMENT OVER FOOTBALL GROUND.
• ARTICLETHE NEW ZEALAND FARMERS’ CO-OP. ASSOCIATION.
• ARTICLEMAGISTRATE’S COURT.
• ARTICLECAN YOU PLAY AUCTION BRIDGE?
• ARTICLEPOLICE SEIZE ’POSSUM SKINS.
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• SECTIONWhat to See in Christchurch
  • ARTICLENEXT WEEK’S PROGRAMMES.
  • ARTICLELEGENDARY STORY COMING TO GRAND.
  • ARTICLEHAROLD LLOYD PAYS RETURN VISIT.
  • ARTICLESTAGE COMEDY IN PICTURE FORM.
  • ARTICLEJEWISH DRAMA AT THE LIBERTY.
  • ARTICLEEXIT THE FLAPPER ON MONDAY NEXT.
  • ARTICLEA GREAT SHOW AT THE THEATRE ROYAL.
  • ARTICLEKENDALL QUARTET PLAY AGAIN TO-NIGHT.
  • ARTICLEAMATEURS WILL PERFORM NEXT WEEK.
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• ARTICLERacing and Trotting.
• ARTICLECYCLE LAMPS AND SUNDRIES.
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• ARTICLEThe Star. SATURDAY, MAY 22, 1926. “SO RUN, THAT YE MAY OBTAIN.”
• ARTICLEWHERE THE WAIAU SPREADS ITSELF.
  • ILLUSTRATION(Special “Star” photo.
• ARTICLESTRIKE AFFECTS BONUS MONEY OF AUSTRALIAN TEAM.
• ARTICLE“EUROPE SINCE THE WAR.”
• ARTICLEFLASHING NEWS TO NEW ZEALAND.
• ARTICLEFRED SEIFERT CO., LTD.
• ARTICLEDULEEPSINHJI.
  • ILLUSTRATIONK. S. DULEEPSINHJI.
• ARTICLEHARBOUR LIGHT THEATRE.
• ARTICLEDOWN GO THE PRICES- BUT NOT THE QUALITY.
• ARTICLEDECISIONS WERE ULTRA VIRES.
• ARTICLEPUBLIC OPINION.
• ARTICLENOVELTY ACTS AT FULLER’S.
• ARTICLEHERE AND THERE.
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• ARTICLELYNCH LAW IS THREATENED.
• ARTICLEALTERING THE RULES OF THE RUGBY GAME.
• ARTICLERANDOLPH ROSE IS GETTING FIT.
  • ILLUSTRATIONR. A. ROSE.
• ARTICLEWHANGAREI FLOODS ARE SUBSIDING.
• ARTICLEFELL AGAINST CAR AND WAS KILLED.
• ARTICLEBASKETBALL POSTPONED.
• ARTICLERUGBY PLAYED ON SLIPPERY GROUNDS.
  • ILLUSTRATIONA. M’Cormack. J. Tirrpin. (Linwood forwards.)
  • ILLUSTRATIONT. Davies. N. Carnegie. (Merivale players.)
  • ILLUSTRATIONA. Y. Montgomery. D. C. Nixon. (Both Kicked Goals.)
  • ILLUSTRATIONB. M’Cleary. T. F. Gibson. (Opposing Forwards.)
• ARTICLEASSOCIATION.
• ARTICLEWESTERN V. NEW BRIGHTON.
• ARTICLECOUNTY CRICKET AT HOME.
  • ILLUSTRATIONA. B. GILLGAN. (Again Batting Well.)
• ARTICLEGAINS DECREE AFTER REHEARING OF CASE.
• ARTICLEGOLF.
• ARTICLEBREWERS ABLE TO GET ENOUGH BARLEY.
• ARTICLEFELL IN HARBOUR.
• ARTICLELATE SHIPPING.
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• ARTICLEPUWHERO SCORES IN WANGANUI STEEPLES.
• ARTICLEWEALTHY MAN BUYS MOUNTAIN.
• ARTICLETHE BIG GAME.
• ARTICLE14 YEARS’ GAOL FOR BURGLARY.
• ARTICLEA BARE-KNUCKLE PRIZE FIGHT.
• ARTICLETO-DAY’S GAMES
• ARTICLERUGBY FOOTBALL NO CHILD’S GAME.
• ARTICLEWAR WINNING YANKEE BOMBAST.
• ARTICLEFREE SHAVES FOR PARIS.
• ARTICLE£350 OF RADIUM SLIPS DOWN MAN’S THROAT IN SLEEP.
• ARTICLEWOMAN’S PERIL ON A STEAMER.
• ARTICLEHARRIERS.
• ARTICLEBIG INCREASE IN POPULATION Of THE CITY.
• ARTICLEINDIAN HOCKEY TEAM v. HAWKE’S BAY.
• ARTICLEWOMEN IN DENMARK HAVE SINGLE TITLE.
• ARTICLEMINERS LEAVE LONDON WITH ALL LUGGAGE.
• ARTICLECITY IS WRAPPED IN THICK FOG.
• ARTICLEDOG TRIALS.
• ARTICLELOST RADIUM CAUSES UPSET
• SECTIONBIRTHS, MARRIAGES & DEATHS.
  • ARTICLEDEATHS.
  • ARTICLEIN MEMORIAM.
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• ARTICLE“TOO MUCH PLAYING THE MAN,” IS H. C. WILSON’S OPINION.
  • ILLUSTRATIONH. C. WILSON. (Full-back, 1886-8.)
• ARTICLEWeissmuller's Mantle is worn by Walter Laufer
  • ILLUSTRATIONJOHNNY WEISMULLER. (U.S.A.)
  • ILLUSTRATION“Boy” Charlton. (Australa.)
• ARTICLEplaying tennis ON HARD COURTS.
• ARTICLEBreathe Properly and Play Better.
  • ILLUSTRATIONOne of the Unfit. He will get there in Time.
• ARTICLEDoes Golf Girl Marry Happily?
  • ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
  • ILLUSTRATIONMISS CECIL LEITCH.
• ARTICLEEFFECT OF STRIKE.
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• ARTICLECOMMERCIAL.
• ARTICLEBOXING.
• ARTICLETHE COMPETITIONS.
• ARTICLEAUCKLAND PEOPLE CAN HAVE BATHS FROM TO-MORROW.
• ARTICLEMISTY RAIN FALLS STEADILY.
• ARTICLEHIT BY MOTOR AND THEN BY TRAM.
• ARTICLECAR SAVED FROM DROP BY FENCE.
• ARTICLESEAMEN DESERT RICH MAN’S YACHT.
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• ARTICLEMR SPEAKERWHO WILL HE BE?
• ARTICLECABINET DISCUSSES DEADLOCK AT HOME.
• ARTICLENICARAGUAN REBELS DEFEATED IN BATTLE.
• ARTICLEPOOR HAVE HARD TIME.
• ARTICLERICHMOND REJECTS LOAN PROPOSAL.
• ARTICLEENGINEERS STAND SOLIDLY FOR 44-HOUR WEEK.
• ARTICLEBOWLERS RECEIVE THEIR TROPHIES.
• ARTICLEBOXING.
• ARTICLEAN INTERESTING LANTERN LECTURE
• ARTICLENO DEVELOPMENTS TILL NEXT WEEK.
• ARTICLELEAGUE COUNCIL MAINTAINS STAND.
• ARTICLEESTUARY SCHEME A LONG JOB.
• ARTICLEDAIRY FARMERS ENTERTAIN WORKERS FROM THE FACTORIES.
• ARTICLEELLESMERE A. AND P. ASSOCIATION MEETS.
• ARTICLEZANN FOR PILES.
• ARTICLEGOLF.
• ARTICLEBOY SCOUTS MUST NOT LEARN JU-JITSU. IS THE NEW ORDER.
• ARTICLESECOND-HAND CYCLES.
• ARTICLESTOCKS AND SHARES.
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• ARTICLE3,000-ton Rotorship may Revolutionise Cargo-carrying.
  • ILLUSTRATIONScale models of Baden Baden as brigantine and rotorship for comparative purposes. (Copyright.)
  • ILLUSTRATIONComparison between 3000-ton ship as rotorship and as barquentine. Both, rigs develop equal power. (Copyright.)
  • ILLUSTRATIONNew 8000-ton rotorship being built at Bremen, which was launched in April—Rotors 12ft in diameter and 80ft above sea ...
  • ILLUSTRATIONComparison between Baden Baden as rotorship and as brigrantine. Both rigs develop equal power (400 h.p.). (Copyright;)
  • ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
• ARTICLETouring the Heavens by Telescope
  • ILLUSTRATIONDr McLeod, in charge of the Canterbury College Observatory, snapped looking through the lens.
  • ILLUSTRATIONA sectional view of the moon’s surface, photographed through a telescope.
  • ILLUSTRATIONThrough a in the roof of this dome hundreds have gazed at the mysteries of the heavens.
• ARTICLEEgmont, Guardian Peak of Taranaki, has great Beauty.
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• ARTICLEThe Story behind the Song
  • ILLUSTRATIONThe 60-year-old telescope at Canterbury College.
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• ARTICLEMayor Installed by a Kiss.
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• ARTICLEWELCOME AND THE HOME
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• ARTICLEA NEW COAT
  • ILLUSTRATIONOf black velvet, embroidered pearls and beads, large embroidered sleeves. Worn. with ermine and black velvet hat. (Ce...
• ARTICLE“FAIRY’S TEARS.”
• ARTICLEMOTHER AND HOME.
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• SECTIONOn The Screen
  • ARTICLE“THE STAR” New Zealand’s Official Film Newspaper
  • ARTICLEPERSONAL AND GENERAL.
    • ILLUSTRATIONCarl Laenimle presents Rudolph Schildkraut in "His People," a Universal-Jewel, coming to the Liberty Theatre on Monday.
  • ARTICLEGENERAL FILM GOSSIP.
    • ILLUSTRATIONAlice Joyce and Belle Bennett as the two widely different mothers in “Stella Dallas,” which is now in its twenty-thir...
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• ARTICLEGENERAL FILM GOSSIP.
  • ILLUSTRATIONPat O’Malley and Dorothy Mackaill in Harold Bell Wright’s fine adventure romance, “The Mine With the Iron Door," to b...
  • ILLUSTRATIONZane Grey, the famous Western writer, leaves for America after wonderfully successful fishing in New Zealand. Says “g...
  • ILLUSTRATIONDouglas Maclean in a scene from the Paramount production. “Seven Keys to Baldpate,” to lie screened at the Greater Cr...
  • ILLUSTRATIONFirst National presents Colleen Moore in “We Moderns,” the big comedy picture, coming to Everybody's all next week.
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• ARTICLESporting and Athletic Review
• ARTICLEMUSIC AND THE STAGE
• ARTICLEVALUE IN CHRISTCHURCH.
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• ARTICLECROSS-WORD PUZZLE-380.
  • ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
• ARTICLEYESTERDAY’S SOLUTION.
• ARTICLEFun and Fancy
• ARTICLETHE SPLENDOUR FALLS ON CASTLE WALLS.
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• ARTICLEWith H.M.S. Acheron on her Early Surveys
• ARTICLEUntitled
• ARTICLERETURN TO CITY AFTER 58 YEARS’ ABSENCE.
• ARTICLETHE SPELL OF FLOWERS.
• ARTICLEEARLY MILLS IN CHRISTCHURCH.
• ARTICLELUMBAGO SENT AS A WARNING.
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• ARTICLESCHOOL ,IN THE OPEN.
  • ILLUSTRATIONGALLS ON OL EARIA FOSTERI. These are caused by a fly larva, on which a wasp-grub is in turn parasitic, as the grub of...
• ARTICLETHE UNHOLY THREE.
• ARTICLETHE EUCALYPTUS.
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• ARTICLEAMONGST THE BPOLUTRY.
• ARTICLESpreydon-Addington News.
• ARTICLESUMNER RIPPLES
• ARTICLEShirley—St. Albans Notes.
• ARTICLEPAPANDI PARAGRAPHS
• ARTICLERICCARTON RECORDS
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• ARTICLEBRIGHTON BREEZES
• ARTICLEGALLANT SEAMEN RESCUE STEAMER EASTERN MOON.
• ARTICLEKRIM, DESERTED BY ALL, FLEES WITH FAMILY.
• ARTICLEGOOD RESULTS IN WIRELESS TEST.
• ARTICLEWOMAN KILLS TWO CHILDREN, THEN HERSELF
• ARTICLEMAKURA DELAYED STILL FURTHER.
• ARTICLEAUSTRALIAN LAW FOR INDUSTRIAL AFFAIRS INTODUCED.
• ARTICLERAILWAY SUPS HOLD UP TRAINS.
• ARTICLEVOLUNTARY DISARMAMENT BRITAIN’S AIM AND DESIRE.
• ARTICLEBRINGING UP FATHER.
  • ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
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