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• TITLE_SECTIONMasthead
• ARTICLEBY THE WAY-
• ARTICLEEngine Crashed Downhill Into Passenger Carriage.
• ARTICLEDANGERS OF INCREASING TRAFFIC IN THE SQUARE.
  • ILLUSTRATIONA tramway motorman who wrote to the “ Star ” recently condemning the use of a central shelter, said that it was a con...
• ARTICLEGOOD DISPLAYS MADE FOR EMPIRE SHOPPING WEEK.
• ARTICLECONGRATULATIONS SENT BY AIR MINISTER TO LADY HEATH.
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• ARTICLE“ BLOWN TO BITS.”
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• ARTICLE“ COULDN'T FACE GOD AS A MURDERER.”.
• ARTICLEMRS M’QUAY SAILS FOR NEW ZEALAND.
• ARTICLEMAN INJURED IN FALL FROM TIMBER STACK.
• ARTICLE“ THE LAW IS HARD, BUT IT HAS TO BE.”
• ARTICLECOMPLEXIONS ON ICE.
• ARTICLEHISTORY OF PARLIAMENT SINCE 1264 WANTED.
• ARTICLEOIL TANKS COVER BIG AREA AT LYTTELTON.
• ARTICLErailway employee DIES FROM INJURIES.
• ARTICLESHIPOWNERS STAND FIRM.
• ARTICLEGERMANS APPRECIATE BALDWIN’S CONCERN FOR DR STRESEMANN.
• ARTICLEMAORI BOY RECEIVES FATAL INJURIES.
• ARTICLERECORD EXPORT SEASON FOR NELSON GROWERS.
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• ARTICLESTOP PRESS NEWS.
• ARTICLEMW IN AFRICAN LABOUR PARTY.
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• ARTICLEJOYNSON-HICKS PROMISES TWO INVESTIGATIONS.
• ARTICLETHE WEATHER
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• ARTICLEMAIL NOTICES.
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• ARTICLESenseless and Wanton Blows Were Struck.
• ARTICLEDAIRY COMPANY SUED BY FARMER.
• ARTICLEmagistrate refuses LEAVE TO APPEAL.
• ARTICLEUPROAR CAUSED , AT BOXING BOUT.
• ARTICLEMINISTER REFUTES GRAFT ALLEGATIONS.
• ARTICLEMINISTER DEFENDS TAXATION POLICY.
• ARTICLECHEMISTS’ CLOSING HOURS WILL TAKE EFFECT ON JUNE 3.
• ARTICLEDERRY’S MILITARY BAND.
• ARTICLEN.Z. Metropolitan Trotting Club Improves Conditions.
  • ILLUSTRATIONGreat Bingen, 4 min 19 2-5sec: With a short limit, the champion two-miler should have a reasonable chance in the Cup ...
• SECTIONCORRESPONDENCE.
  • ARTICLECATHEDRAL SQUARE.
• ARTICLEPORT HILLS-AKAROA SUMMIT ROAD TRUST.
• ARTICLEFROM THE “ STAR ” SIXTY YEARS AGO.
• ARTICLEPRICES MAINTAINED AT WOOL SALES.
• ARTICLERUSSIANS BEGIN DONETZ TRIAL
• ARTICLEUntitled
• ARTICLEJapan Sends Note to China.
• ARTICLE£1571 RAISED FOR DEPENDENTS OF DEAD AVIATORS.
• ARTICLEJUBILEE REVUE.
• ARTICLEINJURED IN CANADA AND SENT TO N.Z.
• ARTICLEDRIVER WILL GET LICENSE BACK.
• ARTICLECOMMERCIAL.
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• ARTICLEThe Star. SATURDAY, MAY 19, 1928. NOTES OF THE DAY.
• ARTICLELAND BOARD DENIES RESPONSIBILITY FOR RECENT COURT CASES.
• ARTICLEMOTOR-CYCLIST COLLIDES WITH APPROACHING CAR,
• ARTICLETRUE ECONOMY.
• ARTICLEANOTHER INQUIRY INTO SYDNEY CITY COUNCIL AFFAIRS.
• ARTICLE“ COMPLAINTS SHOULD HAVE BEEN MADE TO BOARD MEETING.”
• ARTICLEAUSTRALIAN CHAMPIONS FOR OLYMPIC GAMES.
  • ILLUSTRATIONA. E. Ford.
  • ILLUSTRATIONC. Stuart.
• ARTICLEPERSONALS
• ARTICLEAUSTRALIAN SCOTS REACH ENGLAND.
• ARTICLECROSS-WORD PUZZLE.
• ARTICLEAIRSHIP ITALIA RETURNS FROM NORTH.
• ARTICLENORTH BEACH NOTES.
• ARTICLETRYING FOR GAME.
• ARTICLECANADIAN PRIME MINISTER URGED TO ATTEND ASSEMBLY.
• ARTICLELATE WIRELESS
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• ARTICLETO-DAY’S RACING.
• ARTICLEAUDUBON LAD IS FASHIONABLY BRED.
• ARTICLEAssociation.
• ARTICLECOURSING.
• ARTICLENORTH CANTERBURY GUN CLUB’S SHOOT.
• ARTICLEBASKETBALL.
• ARTICLEHARRIERS RUN.
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• ARTICLETO-DAY’S GAMES.
• ARTICLESHIPPING.
• ARTICLELeague
  • ILLUSTRATION(Marist.)
  • ILLUSTRATIONG. Blazey (Hist Last Game).
  • ILLUSTRATIONW. Le Warne (Sydenham.)
  • ILLUSTRATIONJ. Staplev (Scored Last Try).
• ARTICLEHOLDS TITLE.
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• ARTICLEHockey.
• ARTICLEHOCKEY PLAYER HAS LEG BROKEN.
• ARTICLEREFEREE ORDERS OFF WOOLSTON LEAGUE MAN.
• ARTICLEGIRL IS INJURED BY MOTOR-CAR.
• ARTICLELawn Tennis.
• ARTICLEGolf.
• ARTICLEVICTOR IN FIRST BATTLE OF WAR DIES IN VIENNA.
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• ARTICLEMerivaie Beat Christchurch by 19 points to 9.
  • ILLUSTRATIONNorrie (Merivaie wingers)
  • ILLUSTRATIONN. Dorreen
  • ILLUSTRATIONG. Rhodes
  • ILLUSTRATIONH. B. Godfrey.
  • ILLUSTRATIONC. Oliver
  • ILLUSTRATIONJ. Robilliard. (Christchurch Players.)
  • ILLUSTRATIONJ. Low (Scored)
  • ILLUSTRATIONW. E. Merritt (Converted)
  • ILLUSTRATIONA. lialngr (Albion)
  • ILLUSTRATIONO. Mortlock (A try)
• ARTICLEWHIPPETS RACE ON NEW BRIGHTON COURSE.
• ARTICLElaw clerk remanded ON SERIOUS charge.
• ARTICLETRIED TO CRAWL ALONG BREAKWATER WITH BROKEN LEG
• ARTICLECOLLIDED WITH CAR; TAKEN TO HOSPITAL.
• ARTICLEWILL THE COUNCIL REMOVE THE GUNS?
• ARTICLETACKLING T.B. THE WRONG WAY.
• ARTICLEMAORI CHIEFTAINESS DIES AT THAMES.
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• ARTICLEUNITED PARTY HOLD IMPORTANT MEETING TO-DAY.
• ARTICLELORD TERRINGTON TO STAND TRIAL
• ARTICLEGREAT AUSTRALIAN EXHIBITION WILL BE HELD IN SYDNEY.
• ARTICLE“GOOD LUCK5’ THEY CRIED AS DIOMEDE SAILED.
• ARTICLENIGHT-WATCHMAN GIVES CHASE TO SEAMEN.
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• ARTICLEWILL ASK REPRIEVE FOR CONDEMNED MAN.
• ARTICLEPROPOSED LAY-OUT FOR THE SQUARE.
• ARTICLETHE COMPETITIONS.
• ARTICLEMAN TO HANG FOR BRUTAL MURDER.
• ARTICLENEW ZEALANDER MAKES GOOD SHOWING AS VARSITY BOWLER.
• ARTICLE’PLANES WILL CROSS CHANNEL IN FIFTEEN MINUTES SHORTLY.
• ARTICLECANADA LIKELY TO ACCEPT KELLOGG PLAN.
• ARTICLECARETAKER'S HOUSE AT WOOLSTON SCHOOL DAMAGES BY FIRE.
• ARTICLECANADIAN PRIMATE SERIOUSLY ILL.
• ARTICLEDANGEROUS PIECE OF LEGISLATION, SAYS MR WILLIAM HUGHES.
• ARTICLENEW NAVAL COMMANDER FOR H.M.S. PHILOMEL.
• SECTIONBIRTHS, MARRIAGES. DEATHS.
  • ARTICLEBIRTH
  • ARTICLEDEATHS.
• ARTICLEIN MEMORIAM.
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• ARTICLEBIG BOXERS NOW HOLD LIMELIGHT.
• ARTICLEWING FORWARDS WERE SPOILERS.
• ARTICLETIPS ON KEEPING FIT.
• ARTICLEGEORGE DUNCAN DID GREAT TRICK SHOT.
• ARTICLENEW ZEALANDER WINS AUSTRALIAN CHAMPIONSHIP.
• ARTICLEAMERICANS TOP IN POLE VAULT.
  • ILLUSTRATIONC. Hoff.
• ARTICLEARMY BOXING TOURNEY AT BARRACKS NEXT FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.
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• ARTICLEWOMENFOLK
• ARTICLEBALL AT HORNBY.
• ARTICLEWEDDING.
• ARTICLEMISS NGAIO MARSH HONOURED.
• ARTICLECHILDREN’S FANCY DRESS PARTY.
• ARTICLEDANCE AT HAREWOOD.
• ARTICLES.P.W.C
• ARTICLEW.C.T.U.
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• ARTICLERacing and Trotting
• ARTICLEDUNEDIN HANDICAPS UNDER SEARCHLIGHT.
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• ARTICLENEXT WEEK’S PROGRAMMES.
• ARTICLEMARION DAVIES HAS STAR ROLE AT EVERYBODY’S.
• ARTICLE“ THE CIRCUS ” WILL RUN ANOTHER WEEK AT GRAND THEATRE.
• ARTICLESPLENDID DRAMA TO BE SHOWN AT CRYSTAL PALACE.
• ARTICLEW. J. LOCKE STORY WILL BE SHOWN AT QUEEN’S THEATRE.
• ARTICLECOMEDY OF WAR IS BIG FEATURE AT LIBERTY THEATRE
• ARTICLE“ EXIT SMILING ” NOW SHOWING AT THE STRAND THEATRE.
• ARTICLEFINE PROGRAMME OF ENTERTAINMENT AT OPERA HOUSE.
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• ARTICLEMAGISTRATE’S COURT.
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• SECTION“STAR” CIRCLE AND CLUB GOSSIP
  • ARTICLEAUNT HILDAS LETTER.
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  • ARTICLEBirthday Greetings In
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  • ARTICLECAN YOU MAKE ONE, BOYS?
    • ILLUSTRATIONTHE FIRST AEROPLANE. It is called an ornithopter, and has been placed in the Science Museum in London. It was the fir...
  • ARTICLEHIDDEN FOLKS IN FAIRYLAND
    • ILLUSTRATIONThe king and queen are sitting in state in the Court-room, but all the courtiers seem to have disappeared. If you loo...
  • ARTICLEThis Week's Great Day
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• ARTICLEWriter Sees “Dead Men” Work in Fields.
  • ILLUSTRATIONA "Zombie "—perhaps a real one: perhaps a demented old man—believed by Haitian peasants t<» have been exhumed after d...
• ARTICLEAPPALLING WARS OF FUTURE.
• ARTICLEREAL DRAGONS ALIVE TO-DAY!
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• ARTICLESoldier Papers Recalled.
• ARTICLEHate Joy Evert More than Puritans Did.
  • ILLUSTRATIONThe founder was Mohammed 1 bn Ahdel-Wahhab, born in Nejd in 1691. The chief features of his reform preaching
• ARTICLEStories of . Boohs That Live And the Men Who Wrote Them
• ARTICLEDick Turpin Inn About to Close
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• ARTICLESCHOOL IN THE OPEN
  • ILLUSTRATIONFROG RESTING AND FROG
  • ILLUSTRATIONTHE TONGUE IN THREE POSITIONS.
• ARTICLEBRINGING UP FATHER.
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• SECTIONThe “STAR'S” Saturday News Pictorial Section
  • ARTICLETHE KING OPENS NEW WING OF SCIENCE MUSEUM.
    • ILLUSTRATIONOn March 20, the King, accompanied by Hie Queen, opened a new wing of (he Imperial Science Museum, South Kensington. ...
  • ARTICLEFASHIONS—OLD AND NEW.
    • ILLUSTRATIONA contrast in bathing costume fashions covering a period of thirty vears, seen at the Wolsey women’s fashion parade a...
  • ARTICLETARTAN TAM O’SHANTERS AND GLENGARRIES WERE THE FORM OF THE DAY.
    • ILLUSTRATIONThousands of Scotsmen invaded England on March 31 to witness the great international Soccer match between England and...
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  • ARTICLEBRITISH AIRSHIP FOR ATLANTIC FLIGHT.
    • ILLUSTRATIONThe semi-rigid airship, which is to he flown across the Atlantic in September, will develop a flying speed of seventy...
  • ARTICLEAUTHOR AS DESERT SHEEP-FARMER.
    • ILLUSTRATIONMr John Knnittel, the author, has Has unusual sideline of sheep-farming in various oases of Hie Sahara, some of the f...
  • ARTICLEA NEW FORM OF SKI-JORING.
    • ILLUSTRATIONA resident of Engelberg, the Swiss resort, has found a new form of popular sport of ski-joring—and his dog displays e...
• ARTICLERADIO
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• ARTICLEWOMEN AND THE HOME
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  • ILLUSTRATIONWe have here a simple stockinette three-piece sports suit in a dark shade of grey brightened by a jumper with zig-zag...
  • ILLUSTRATIONA charming interpretation of the favourite Magpie vogue is found in a dress of black and white spotted crepe de chine...
  • ILLUSTRATIONThe wide hat in soft straw, with a simple floral wreath by way of trimming, is having a great vogue in Paris.
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• ARTICLEFrom Midshipman To Lieutenant.
• ARTICLEHARRY RHODES AND A SON OF MR ALF BRITTON
  • ILLUSTRATIONThis photograph is supplied by an old Colonist who was greatly interested in Mrs Alfred Rhodes’s story last week.
• ARTICLEFUN AND FANCY.
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• ARTICLETHE “STAR”
• ARTICLEGENERAL FILM GOSSIP.
  • ILLUSTRATIONMilton Sills and Doris Kenyon in a scene from the First National attraction, “ The Valley of the Giants,” to be scree...
  • ILLUSTRATIONof the crowd that Charlie Chaplin drew to the Grand—nearly every day this week.
  • ILLUSTRATIONThe chorus in Gayle Wyer’s Band Box Revue Company, at present entertaining Christchurch audiences at the New Opera Ho...
  • ILLUSTRATIONConrad Nagel and Marion Davies in a scene from Melro-Goldwyn’s whimsical comedy, “Quality Street,” to he screened at ...
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• ARTICLEGENERAL FILM GOSSIP.
• ARTICLEBRITISH FILMS.
• ARTICLEMUSIC AND DRAMA
  • ILLUSTRATIONA tense moment in an exciting scene from Edgar Wallace’s thrilling drama of mystery the Ringer,” to be produced by Ma...
• ARTICLEHEATHER JONES.
  • ILLUSTRATIONLeading lady in the Band Box Revue company now at the New Opero House.
• ARTICLEPLAYS THAT CRASH
• ARTICLEGAYLE WYER.
  • ILLUSTRATIONAppearing in the Band Box Revue Company now at the New Opera House.
• ARTICLESPREYDON AND ADDINGTON NOTES.
• ARTICLESHIRLEY-ST ALBANS NOTES.
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• ARTICLEPapanui Paragraphs
• ARTICLESpreydon-Addington News
• ARTICLESumner Ripples
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• ARTICLEPOULTRY NOTES.
• ARTICLEN.Z. UTILITY POULTRY CLUB.
• ARTICLEEGG-LAYING
• ARTICLEX ESQUIRE
• ARTICLECROSS-WORD PUZZLE-969.
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• ARTICLEBrighton Breezes
• ARTICLERiccarton Records
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