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• TITLE_SECTIONMasthead
• SECTIONCharge of Misconduct Against Q. Donald Dismissed by Wairarapa Union.
  • ARTICLEREFEREE WALKS OUT OF ROOM AFTER HEARING COMMITTEE'S DECISION.
    • ILLUSTRATIONQ. Donald.
  • ARTICLEWAIRARAPA ASK FOR AN INQUIRY.
  • ARTICLE“FACED MUSIC LIKE A MAN.”
  • ARTICLESHIELD MATCH HAS DISGRACED RUGBY.
  • ARTICLECAR THAT GOT THE “SHIMMIES.”
• ARTICLEFAMILIAR TRACKS COVERED WITH SNOW.
  • ILLUSTRATIONTwo views on the Dyers Pass Road, near Victoria Park. (Special “Star” photo.)
• ARTICLEON OTHER PAGES.
• ARTICLESPRING CANNOT BE FAR BEHIND.
• ARTICLETHE COOKIES’ CRY.
• ARTICLEPAEWAI WILL NOT PLAY FOR LEAGUE CLUB TO-MORROW.
  • ILLUSTRATIONPAEWAI.
• ARTICLESOUTH AUSTRALIAN PARLIAMENT OPENS.
• ARTICLEWHO SAID THE FORD WAS BEYOND REPAIR?
  • ILLUSTRATIONWhen a City Council elctric waggon charged into a standing Ford car in Gloucester Sreet yesterday, a telegraph pole a...
• ARTICLESTOP PRESS NEWS.
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• SECTIONRACING AND TROTTING NOTES
  • ARTICLERACING FIXTURES.
  • ARTICLEWELLINGTON RACING CLUB.
  • ARTICLECOMMISSION WILL INQUIRE INTO RURAL WORKERS’ WAGES.
  • ARTICLEUntitled
  • ARTICLEGIRL KILLS SUITOR 20 YEARS OLDER THAN HERSELF.
  • ARTICLEHEAT WAVE CAUSES ELEVEN DEATHS IN UNITED STATES.
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• ARTICLETHE ROYAL AND ANTIENT GAME OF GOLF.
  • ILLUSTRATIONG. Sarazen.
• ARTICLEBULLS-EYES SHOT OUT OF TARGETS.
• ARTICLEHARRY WILLS TAKES K.O.. AFTER 17 YEARS’ IN RING.
  • ILLUSTRATIONHARRY WILLS.
• ARTICLEAUCTION BRIDGE DIFFICULT CALLING
• ARTICLEBASKET-BALL.
• ARTICLEKAIAPOI MALE CHOIR HOLDS GOOD CONCERT.
• ARTICLE500 EXECUTED OUT OF 2000 ARRESTED IN RUSSIAN TERROR.
• ARTICLEWORKINGS OF PRIVY COUNCIL DESCRIBED TO HISTORICAL ASSN.
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• ARTICLE“THE APACHE” IS SPLENDID FILM.
• ARTICLEATHLETIC NOTES.
• ARTICLEUntitled
• ARTICLESHOULD DOCTORS TELL THE TRUTH?
• ARTICLECOMMERCIAL.
• ARTICLERIVER IMPROVEMENT BEING CONTINUED.
• ARTICLELATE SPORTING.
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• ARTICLEELECT TO HAVE TRIAL BY JURY.
• ARTICLEGOSSIP FROM THE QUEEN CITY.
• ARTICLELATE SOCIAL NEWS.
• ARTICLEWHERE WAR OFFICE GETS ITS SUPPLIES.
• ARTICLE"BOY NEEDS SPANKING FOR NOT OBSERVING RULE OF THE ROAD.”
• ARTICLEMR BALDWIN TO HOLD DOMINIONS’ OFFICE.
• ARTICLERAILWAYMEN FROM GERMANY MAKE ENGLISH TOUR.
• ARTICLECANADIANS WIN BISLEY PRIZES.
• ARTICLEPRICES MAINTAINED AT WOOL SALES.
• ARTICLEPEEPS AT LIFE IN VICTORIAN DAYS.
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• ARTICLESENTENCE REDUCED BY APPEAL COURT.
• ARTICLEMR. LANG COMPARED TO MUSSOLINI BY OPPOSITION CHIEF.
  • ILLUSTRATIONMr Lang.
• ARTICLEMAGISTRATE’S COURT.
• ARTICLEBOBBY JONES STILL LEADS IN BRITISH OPEN GOLF TOURNEY.
• ARTICLEWARNING ISSUED TO SHOPKEEPERS.
• ARTICLESEQUEL TO POLICE RAID ON HOTEL.
• ARTICLEUntitled
• ARTICLEBRITAIN WANTS REDUCTION IN CRUISER TOTAL.
• ARTICLE“BRITISH PICTURES WELCOME IN U.S.A.”
• ARTICLEPLOUGHING MATCH HELD AT RANGIORA.
• ARTICLEDETECTIVES IN IN POSSESSION FOOT PRINT.
• ARTICLEFOUNDATION STONE OF NEW MASONIC TEMPLE IS LAID.
• ARTICLE“FANTASTIC CHARGE” SAYS MINISTER.
• ARTICLEFOOTBALL.
• ARTICLEENORMOUS CROWDS CHEER LINDBERGH.
  • ILLUSTRATIONCaptain Lindbergh.
• ARTICLEFIFTY-THREE MEN APPLY FOR WORK TO-DAY.
• ARTICLEDID NOT RENEW RADIO LICENSES.
• ARTICLEALTERATIONS TO ROYAL CARRIAGE.
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• ARTICLEPOULTRY SHOW HELD AT LYTTELTON TO-DAY.
• ARTICLEMADAME KLEPIKOFF EXECUTED BY REDS.
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• ARTICLEBOXING
• ARTICLE“MOTOR INSURANCE RATES CHARGED ARE OUTRAGEOUS."
• ARTICLEEXPLOSION CAUSES PAIN TO YOUTH.
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• SECTIONTHE THEATRES
  • ARTICLEATTRACTIONS FOR THE WEEK.
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  • ARTICLECONNIE TALMADGE HAS FINE ROLE AT EVERYBODY’S.
  • ARTICLEWESTERN DRAMA AT CRYSTAL PALACE.
  • ARTICLESTIRRING FILM AT LIBERTY THEATRE.
  • ARTICLEAMATEUR TRIALS HELD LAST NIGHT AT QUEEN’S THEATRE
  • ARTICLE“DIXIE FLYER” NOW AT QUEEN’S THEATRE.
• ARTICLEBILLIARDS
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• ARTICLEBRINGING UP FATHER
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• ARTICLEBIG PRODUCTION, “WHAT PRICE GLORY,” AT GRAND THEATRE.
• ARTICLELLOYD GEORGE PAYS £150,000 TO LIBERALS.
• ARTICLEENGINEERS STRIKE IN AUSTRALIA
• ARTICLEDEATH SENTENCE CARRIED OUT.
• ARTICLESAMOAN PETITION MAY BE DELAYED IN COMING BEFORE PARLIAMENT.
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• ARTICLEThe Star. FRIDAY, JULY 15, 1927. THE GOLF TEMPERAMENT.
• ARTICLEPERSONALS.
• ARTICLEPUBLIC OPINION.
• ARTICLEU.S.A. BRINGS DOWN GOOD TRADE BALANCE.
• ARTICLENO PLAY IN CRICKET match at home.
• ARTICLERound the Compass
  • ILLUSTRATIONOverlooking the Glacier.
  • ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
• ARTICLE£5000 OFFER TO G. B. SHAW FROM AMERICAN HOSTESS.
• ARTICLESYDNEY WANTS N.Z. CRICKETERS TO PLAY THERE ON WAY BACK.
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• ARTICLEARBITRATION IS BY NO MEANS NEW AS AN ALTERNATIVE TO WAR.
• ARTICLE£10,000 DAMAGE DONE BY FIRE.
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• ARTICLEAWFUL HEAT CAUSES AGONY.
• ARTICLECOULD NOT GET ENGLISH TENNIS TEAM FOR AUSTRALIA.
• ARTICLEHERE AND THERE.
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• ARTICLELEAGUE COUNCIL PROPOSES THAT N.Z. TEAM GOES ON TOUR.
• ARTICLENORTH NEW BRIGHTON STILL PART OF AVON.
• ARTICLETHE WEATHER.
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• ARTICLEMAIL NOTICES.
• ARTICLEFlying To Honolulu.
• ARTICLEBATON CHARGE SENT CHINESE RIOTERS OUT OF SHANGHAI ZONE.
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• ARTICLEBOYS CHARGED WITH STEALING CIGARETTES.
• ARTICLEHALF SUBMARINE AND HALF SHIP.
• ARTICLEUntitled
• ARTICLE“PRETTY HOT."
• ARTICLEWRECK FOUND IN NEWFOUNDLAND.
  • ILLUSTRATIONNungesser
  • ILLUSTRATIONColi
• ARTICLECIVIL CLAIM IS MADE BY VICTIM OF AN ACCIDENT.
• ARTICLEUntitled
• ARTICLESPORT AND SPORTSMEN.
• ARTICLELIMERICK WILL HAVE A VERY BUSY SEASON.
  • ILLUSTRATIONLimerick.
• ARTICLEUntitled
• ARTICLEBANKRUPT MAY MEET CREDITORS IN SECRECY.
• ARTICLEUntitled
• ARTICLEBY THE WAY.
• ARTICLESTREET COLLECTION.
• SECTIONCORRESPONDENCE.
  • ARTICLETO CORRESPONDENTS.
  • ARTICLEHOSPITAL PATIENTS AND X-RAY APPARATUS.
• ARTICLETO THE MEMORY OF 100,000 SCOTS.
• ARTICLEWORK MAY SOON BE PUT IN HAND.
• ARTICLERESPECT IS PAID TO OLD RESIDENT.
• ARTICLESTRIKE PICKETS MANHANDLE MALTESE.
• ARTICLEAUCKLAND CONSIDERS SOCCER SELECTION IS MUCH BETTER.
• ARTICLEBLOOD-STAINED MATCH CLUE LAID MURDER BARE.
• ARTICLESHIPPING.
• SECTIONNotes From Parliament.
  • ARTICLEDAYLIGHT BILL HAS OCCUPIED HOUSE FOR MANY HOURS.
  • ARTICLELAND AGENTS’ ACCOUNTS MUST BE AUDITED.
• ARTICLECHILDREN'S CLATTER.
• ARTICLESOCCER TOUR WON’T SHOW A PROFIT, IT IS THOUGHT.
• ARTICLEW.E.A. NOTES.
• ARTICLEUntitled
• ARTICLECAR IN FLAMES DURING RACE.
• ARTICLECONSTABLE’S CONVOY OF 3 STRAY ASSES.
• ARTICLEUntitled
• ARTICLECROSS-WORD PUZZLE-715.
  • ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
• ARTICLEYESTERDAY’S SOLUTION.
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• ARTICLETHE GARDEN
• ARTICLERISK DUE TO ELECTRIC SHOCKS HAS INCREASED.
• ARTICLERACE PARTY HAVE NARROW ESCAPE IN CROSSING SMASH.
• ARTICLEREVALUATION AT RICCARTON AROUSES PROTEST.
• ARTICLEBURGLARS MAKE BIG HAUL FROM SHOP IN PAPANUI ROAD.
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• SECTIONON THE BALL – GOSSIP FROM THE SPORTING FIELD
  • ARTICLESHORT PASSES
  • ARTICLEUntitled
    • ILLUSTRATIONJ. Freear. (Merivale)
    • ILLUSTRATIONTeddy Baldock (A champion).
  • ILLUSTRATIONBobby Jones. of U.S.A., British Open Golf Champion, is now defending his title at St Andrews. He looks like holding o...
  • ARTICLERugby Asides.
  • ARTICLEA GOLF CASUALTY.
  • ARTICLECANTERBURY’S TEAM.
  • ARTICLEHAS LEFT GRACE’S RECORD BEHIND.
  • ARTICLESTABLES “COUPLED” BY MARRIAGE.
  • ARTICLER. A. ROSS SPEAKS OUT.
  • ARTICLETO-DAY’S TENNIS HINTS.
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  • ARTICLEOut in the Country There Are Players Who Would Help the Rugby Reps.
  • ARTICLEDOCTOR CONDEMNS INDOOR DANCING.
  • ARTICLECROSS-COUNTRY RUN SPOILED BY WATER JUMP.
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• SECTIONFOOTBALL PROSPECTS—To-morrow’s Games Reviewed
  • ARTICLECan Varsity Follow Albion’s Example, and Gain Win Over Christchurch Team?
    • ILLUSTRATIONF. Petrie
    • ILLUSTRATIONJ. T. Burrows.
    • ILLUSTRATIONA. Fockes. Four Varsity Men.
    • ILLUSTRATIONW. Bryden.
    • ILLUSTRATIONA. Neill.
    • ILLUSTRATIONR. Matheson.
    • ILLUSTRATIONT. Gibson. Four Christchurch Men.
    • ILLUSTRATIONH. B. Godfrey.
  • ARTICLELEAGUE.
    • ILLUSTRATIONG. C. Blazey
    • ILLUSTRATIOND. Roesiter (Waimairi forwards).
    • ILLUSTRATIONW. Stuart
    • ILLUSTRATIONJ. Mundy (Hornby backs).
  • ARTICLESOCCER.
    • ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
    • ILLUSTRATIONM’Dougall
    • ILLUSTRATIONTrotter.
  • ARTICLEHOCKEY.
  • ARTICLEMANY BILLS ARE READ FIRST TIME IN HOUSE.
  • ARTICLERENT RESTRICTION IS TO CONTINUE.
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• ARTICLERADIO
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• ARTICLE2YA WILL OPEN TO-MORROW NIGHT
• ARTICLEYOU GET ALL THESE FREE WHEN YOU OWN A RADIO
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• ARTICLEWOMENFOLK
• ARTICLEWEDDING.
• ARTICLEBRIDGE PARTY.
• ARTICLEDresses of the Week
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• ARTICLEMUSICALE AT THE WOMEN’S CLUB.
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• ARTICLESUMMER TIME BILL PASSES SECOND READING IN HOUSE.
• ARTICLEYOUTH RECEIVES “CHRISTENING” IN GROCER’S STORE.
• ARTICLEFARMER MEETS 1MYSTERIOUS DEATH AT WANGAEHU.
• ARTICLEWILL CHALLENGE CHILD ENDOWMENT SCHEME’S VALIDITY.
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