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• TITLE_SECTIONMasthead
• ARTICLEHOW THE PATIENT KICKS-OFF.
• ARTICLEIntoxicated Farmer From Cheviot Arrested In Square.
• ARTICLENEWSPAPER TO START PROFIT SHARING PLAN.
• ARTICLECHIANG’S FORCES RETIRE BEFORE NORTH ATTACK.
• ARTICLERIVERINA LIKELY TO FLOAT ABOUT MAY 14.
• ARTICLE“MISS NEW ZEALAND 1927” CONTEST THIS WEEK’S SEMI-FINALIST
  • ILLUSTRATIONTurner’s Alva Studios. Miss O. Halcrow (No. 8).
• ARTICLEDARK SECRET KEPT AT GENEVA
• ARTICLELOCAL BODIES DO NOT WANT PALMERSTON N. TO CHANGE NAME.
• ARTICLEA KILLER KILLED.
  • ILLUSTRATIONNatives will rush in where whites fear to tread, and in this case the native met not a dead leopard but a wounded one...
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• ARTICLEEMPRESS OF AUSTRALIA A BIG FAVOURITE.
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• ARTICLESEMI-FINALIST IS CHOSEN IN SCREEN QUEST
• ARTICLEHIGH PRAISE FOR “STAR” RADIO PAGE.
• ARTICLEBURKE’S PASS HAS QUAINT MEMORIAL.
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• ARTICLETAR CAUSES BLAZE IN SYDENHAM HOUSE.
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• ARTICLEAIRMAN’S FATE REMAINS MYSTERY.
• ARTICLESTOP PRESS NEWS.
• ARTICLEBOARDERS HAD LUCKY ESCAPE FROM FIRE.
• ARTICLEBURGLARS ACTIVE IN AUCKLAND.
• ARTICLEPOWER STATIONS REPORT GROWING PEAK LOADS.
• ARTICLENOW THEY WEAR SPATTEES
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• ARTICLEON OTHER PAGES.
• ARTICLEAWARD RATE PAID FOR RIVER WORK.
• ARTICLETHE WEATHER.
• ARTICLEMAIL NOTICES.
• ARTICLENO TITLE HELD BY CATHEDRAL AUTHORITIES.
• SECTIONCORRESPONDENCE.
  • ARTICLEBIBLE IN SCHOOLS.
  • ARTICLEWHY BOOKMAKING FLOURISHES.
  • ARTICLECATHEDRAL GROUNDS.
  • ARTICLETRAFFIC REGULATION.
• ARTICLEBIRTH-RATE IS ON DECLINE.
• ARTICLENEW MOTOR VESSEL NOW ON WATER.
• ARTICLEYOUNG MAN WILL BE DETAINED FOR THREE YEARS.
• ARTICLECARD ASSOCIATION HOLDS TOURNAMENT.
• ARTICLEGALLANT GIRL SAVES MAN FROM DEATH IN RIVER.
• ARTICLESPORT AND SPORTSMEN.
• ARTICLE“BUBBLY” MAKES GREAT HIT AT THEATRE ROYAL.
• ARTICLEAN ATTRACTIVE SIGHT.
• ARTICLEBY THE WAY.
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• ARTICLEThe Star. SATURDAY, MAY 7, 1927. AUSTRALIA'S BIG CEREMONY.
• ARTICLEPERSONALS.
• ARTICLELOCK-OUT TO BE MADE ILLEGAL.
• ARTICLEFARMERS DECIDE TO CO-OPERATE IN WORLD MARKETING.
• ARTICLEWORKING MEN’S CLUB MAKES BIG PURCHASE.
• ARTICLEJURY FAIL TO AGREE IN AUCKLAND CASE.
• ARTICLECONCERT TO BE GIVEN IN LIBERTY THEATRE ON SUNDAY NIGHT.
• ARTICLEROYAL ENFIELD CYCLES.
• ARTICLESTUPENDOUS INCOME POURS INTO U.S.A.
• ARTICLECAUGHT U.S. IN ACT OF MAKING DISHONEST MANOEUVRE, SAYS DAILY
• ARTICLEA WONDERFUL INSTRUMENT.
• ARTICLE“DON’T CARRY TOO MUCH FAT.”
• ARTICLEMOTOR-CYCLIST FATALLY INJURED IN COLLISION.
• ARTICLE£1000 DAMAGES GIVEN AGAINST MINERS’ CHIEF.
• ARTICLEJUDGE INSTRUCTS JURY: EVIDENCE INSUFFICIENT.
• ARTICLEHERE AND THERE.
• ARTICLELOOK! THEY’VE GOT JOE BIERMAN OVERCOATS.
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• ARTICLEThousands Watch Merivale v. Christchurch.
  • ILLUSTRATIONT. F. Mullan. N. P. M’Gregor. A. C. Robilliard. J. A. Fyfe. Good Backs on the Winning Side.
  • ILLUSTRATIONO. Walker. P. Giles. (Led Merivale rushes.)
  • ILLUSTRATIONG. Scrimshaw. H . B. Godfrey. (They scored tries.)
  • ILLUSTRATIONP. Petre. G. T. Alley. (Kept on the ball).
  • ILLUSTRATIONP. Ward. C. Hearn. (Of the Linwood Pack).
• ARTICLETO-DAY’S GAMES.
• ARTICLEFOOKES TO GO IN N.Z. VARSITY TEAM.
• ARTICLEFast League Games At Monica Park.
  • ILLUSTRATIONP. Smith. W. Hansen. (Played well.)
• ARTICLESoccer.
  • ILLUSTRATIONJ. Muscroft. F. Graham. (Nomads.)
• ARTICLEHOCKEY.
• ARTICLEPONDER REPLIES TO E. L. M’KEON.
• ARTICLELAWN TENNIS.
• ARTICLETILDEN TOO GOOD FOR GERMAN CRACK.
  • ILLUSTRATIONBILL TILDEN.
• ARTICLEBASKET BALL.
• ARTICLETO-DAY’S RACES.
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• ARTICLEGOLF.
• ARTICLECHRISTCHURCH TECH. DEFEATS WESTPORT AT BASKET BALL.
• ARTICLEWHEN MAORIS LEFT BARE CUPBOARD.
• ARTICLEN.Z. TEAM PRACTISES AT LORD'S GROUND.
• ARTICLESOVIET CHARGES CHANG TSO-LIN WITH DUPLICITY.
• ARTICLEFIVE NEW ZEALAND ARTISTS EXHIBIT IN LONDON SALON.
• ARTICLEINTER-ISLAND RUGBY MATCH.
• ARTICLEBANKS WILL RAISE INTEREST RATE.
• ARTICLETRAIN HITS JIGGER; TWO MEN INJURED.
• ARTICLETRUCK GOES OVER BANK, INJURING DRIVER.
• ARTICLEWILL BE CHARGED WITH COMMITTING BREACH OF GAMING LAW.
• ARTICLEBILLIARDS.
• ARTICLECROSSED ATLANTIC IN AEROPLANE.
• ARTICLEFOOLHARDY ATTEMPT, IS OFFICIAL VIEW.
• ARTICLEAMATEUR BOXERS GIVE EXHIBITIONS.
• ARTICLEAUSTRALIA WILL NOT SEND 8-OARED CREW TO OLYMPIC GAMES.
• ARTICLEROAD RACE HELD AT HALSWELL TO-DAY.
• ARTICLE80,000 STAHLHELMS TO DEMONSTRATE.
• ARTICLECOMMERCIAL.
• ARTICLEHUDSON MAXIM, INVENTOR, DIES.
• SECTIONBIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS.
  • ARTICLEDEATH.
  • ARTICLEIN MEMORIAM.
  • ARTICLEBEREAVEMENT.
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• ARTICLETwo Rugby Teams in state of Acute Collapse
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• ARTICLELATE WIRELESS.
• ARTICLELawn Tennis, and How To Play It.
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• ARTICLEWOMENFOLK
• ARTICLEVELOUR COATS THIS WINTER.
• ARTICLEBRITISH SAILORS’ SOCIETY LADIES’ GUILD.
• ARTICLEWEDDINGS.
• ARTICLEFATHER COOKS THE BREAKFAST.
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• ARTICLERacing and Trotting
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• ARTICLEBrighton Breezes.
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• SECTIONWHAT TO SEE IN CHRISTCHURCH
  • ARTICLEPOWERFUL DRAMA AT EVERYBODY’S.
  • ARTICLE“THE SNOB” HEADS BILL AT STRAND THEATRE.
  • ARTICLE“ABIE’S IRISH ROSE” WILL BE PLAYED AT THEATRE ROYAL.
  • ARTICLE“FOR HEAVEN’S SAKE” IS GREAT COMEDY.
  • ARTICLE“BEAU GESTE” AGAIN EXTENDS SEASON.
  • ARTICLE“THE GREAT DIVIDE ” WILL BE SHOWN AT LIBERTY THEATRE.
  • ARTICLEPLEASING PROGRAMME AT OPERA HOUSE.
  • ARTICLESPECTACULAR FIRE PICTURE COMING TO QUEEN’S THEATRE.
• ARTICLEBRINGING UP FATHER
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• ARTICLERICCARTON RECORDS
• ARTICLEShirley-St. Albans Notes.
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• SECTIONChildren's Page
  • ARTICLEEVANGELINE’S LETTER.
  • ARTICLELAUGHS FOR LITTLE FOLK.
  • ARTICLETHE WISHING RUG.
    • ILLUSTRATIONAll aboard for the Wishing Rug! Where shall we go to-day? Let's try India. Now, here we are! Take a pencil and draw f...
  • ARTICLEThis Week's Great Day
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  • ARTICLETHE BUSH-LAWYER ELVES AND MR TIPPER TAP.
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• ARTICLETHOSE OLD TIN HUTS IN FRANCE
  • ILLUSTRATIONA pill-box.
  • ILLUSTRATIONThe type of dugouts New Zealand troops lived in.
• ARTICLEWhen London Calls New York
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• ARTICLEFamous London Music Hall is Now a Memory
• ARTICLETaking Photos of Royalty
• ARTICLETelling Time by Bells
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• ARTICLE“Movies” help the Navy
• ARTICLERadio Brings Concerts to Prisoner of the Vatican
  • ILLUSTRATIONThe Piazza of St Peter's; on the right, above the Colonnade, is the Palace of the Vatican, the right wing of which co...
  • ILLUSTRATIONPOPE PIUS XI. (As he appeared for the first time in the robes or the Supreme Pontiff of the Roman Catholic Church aft...
  • ILLUSTRATIONA view of the Pope's classical garden at the Vatican.
  • ILLUSTRATIONCardinal Gaspari.
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• ARTICLESCHOOL IN THE OPEN.
  • ILLUSTRATIONTHE RIPENING OF FRUITS, THE WHIRLING OF SEEDS.” As each tiny bloom of the Dandelion’s composite flower-head turns to ...
  • ILLUSTRATION...PARENTS ARE DYING AWAY, BUT THE RACE LIVES ON.” Larva (grub) of the cockchafer beetle sheltering in the soil.
• ARTICLEOLD SETTLERS WERE HARDIER THAN THE NEW.
• ARTICLEEARLY MEN-OF-WAR ON THE COAST.
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• ARTICLEWOMEN AND THE HOME
  • ILLUSTRATIONThe pouched overblouse is a useful possession for wear with the odd skirt. This one, in plain and printed silk, has t...
  • ILLUSTRATIONA Robe-de-Style which might be carried out in peach coloured chiffon taffetas, or-with excellent effect-in organdi. T...
• ARTICLEA SMART COAT
  • ILLUSTRATIONIn white face cloth, hand-tucked in oval design, with black and white calfskin collar tied with black satin ribbon. (...
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• ARTICLENEW “STAR” SERIAL. LOVE IN THE SADDLE
• ARTICLELASTING RELIEF FROM BACKACHE.
• ARTICLEFUN AND FANCY.
• ARTICLECROSS WORD PUZZLE – 656.
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• ARTICLECLUES.
• ARTICLEYESTERDAY’S SOLUTION.
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• ARTICLEBOXING
• ARTICLEKNUTE HANSEN, BOXER AND ARTIST.
  • ILLUSTRATIONKNUTE HANSEN.
• ARTICLERADIO
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• SECTIONOn The Screen
  • ARTICLENEW ZEALAND’S OFFICIAL FILM NEWSPAPER
  • ARTICLEPERSONAL AND GENERAL.
    • ILLUSTRATIONConway Tearle, Wallace Beery and Alice Terry in “The Great Divide,” a Metro-Goldwyn picture, to be shown at Liberty' ...
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  • ARTICLEHave the Marian Nixon sketch, but cannot give definite date of publication
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• ARTICLEGENERAL FILM GOSSIP.
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• ARTICLEMUSIC & DRAMA
  • ILLUSTRATIONGeorge Duryea as “Abie” in “Abie’s Irish Rose,” opening at the Theatre Royal Wednesday, May 11, under the direction o...
  • ILLUSTRATIONScene from “Abie’s Irish Rose,” opening at the Theatre Royal Wednesday, May 11; direction, J. C. Williamson, Ltd.
  • ILLUSTRATIONW. E. Alexander and Chorus in the Canterbury College Revue, “Bubbly,” now effervescing at the Theatre Royal.
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• ARTICLESpreydon-Addington News.
• ARTICLEPAPANUI PARAGRAPHS
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• ARTICLEPOULTRY NOTES
• ARTICLESUMNER RIPPLES
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• ARTICLEWho will be “Miss New Zealand, 1927?"
  • ILLUSTRATIONTurner’s Alva Studios. Miss Gladys Halcrow (No. 1).
  • ILLUSTRATIONTurner’s Alva Studios. Miss O. Halcrow (No. 8).
  • ILLUSTRATIONSteffano Webb. Miss M. McIlroy (No. 11).
  • ILLUSTRATIONSteffano Webb. Miss Nellie Howman (No. 14).
  • ILLUSTRATIONTurner’s Alva Studios. Miss E. Bryant (No. 9).
  • ILLUSTRATIONMiss E. Turner (No. 3).
  • ILLUSTRATIONClaude Ring. Miss Doris Ridder (No. 7).
  • ILLUSTRATIONSteffano Webb. Miss J. Scott Kinsey (No. 12).
  • ILLUSTRATIONTurner's Alva Studios. Miss M. Bryant (No. 4).
  • ILLUSTRATIONStandish & Preece. Miss Dulce Rasmussen (No. 6).
  • ILLUSTRATIONStardish & Preece. Miss B. Partridge (No. 5).
  • ILLUSTRATIONSteffano Webb Miss B. Milner (No. 10).
  • ILLUSTRATIONTurner's Alva Studios. Miss Doris Moore (No. 2).
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