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TITLE_SECTIONMasthead
ARTICLESOME OLD CUSTOMS STILL RETAINED.
ARTICLETrans-Atlantic Flight Pioneer Is Timid Little Figure At Commemoration Luncheon,
ARTICLEYELLOW BIRD PASSES AZORES.
ARTICLEMANY MORE BRITONS MAY ENTER U.S.A.
ARTICLEROAD TRANSPORT COMPETES WITH COASTAL SHIPPING.
ARTICLEUntitled
ARTICLEPETROL CONSUMPTION WORRIES AIRMAN.
ARTICLEMEN CHARGED WITH PLAYING POKER ON HARBOUR FERRY.
ARTICLEN.S.W. SAVED IN MEANTIME FROM GENERAL STRIKE.
ARTICLEPOWERFUL MOOR REMAINS FAITHFUL TO FRENCH GOVERNMENT.
ARTICLECARTERTON FARMER IS UNABLE TO ASSIST NEW UNION’S WORK.
ARTICLES.O.S.!
ARTICLEDefective Brakes Blamed For Motor-Car Fatality.
ARTICLETHE EDMONDS BAND ROTUNDA TAKING SHAPE.
- ILLUSTRATIONThe new band rotunda on the riverbank near Chester Street is taking shape, and should be finished soon. It is part of...
ARTICLESENT FORTY GIRLS TO LIFE OF SHAME.
ARTICLEA MAORI STUDY.
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ARTICLEOBJECTORS MAKE SMALL TOTAL OF NEW ASSESSMENTS.
ARTICLEHERTZOG LIKELY TO HAVE 78 SEATS.
ARTICLEHERTZOG MAY PACK SENATE WITH HIS OWN SUPPORTERS.
ARTICLEMINISTERS WILL BE IN CITY TO-MORROW.
ARTICLETAMASESE RETURNS BY TOFUA TO APIA.
ARTICLEStop Press.
ARTICLEBY THE WAY
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ARTICLEFROM THE “STAR” SIXTY YEARS AGO.
ARTICLETHE WEATHER.
- ILLUSTRATIONMAGNETIC OBSERVATORY, CHRISTCHURCH.
ARTICLEMAIL NOTICES.
ARTICLE“Boulevard Has Reached A Dead End.”
ARTICLEGENERAL DAWES ARRIVES IN ENGLAND.
ARTICLENEW ZEALAND ATHLETES TO VISIT AUSTRALIA.
ARTICLEASHBURTON NEWS.
ARTICLEBig English Banks Issue Chits To Save Their Clients Carrying Money At Races.
ARTICLERADIUM NEEDLES ORDERED FOR THE HOSPITAL
ARTICLELATE WIRELESS.
ARTICLELABOUR HAS 289 MEMBERS.
ARTICLENO STRAIGHT-OUT GRANT TO AID UNEMPLOYED.
ARTICLE“TALKIES" HOLD BIG AUDIENCE SPELLBOUND.
ARTICLEANAESTHETIC WAS CAUSE OF DEATH.
ARTICLEFREE TRADE IN EMPIRE IS CANADIAN SLOGAN.
ARTICLEFRENCH BOMBARDMENT ROUTS REBEL FORCES.
ARTICLELATE SHIPPING.
ARTICLECANADIAN HOUSE DISCUSSES THE BUTTER IMPORTATION QUESTION.
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ARTICLEThe Star. SATURDAY, JUNE 15, 1929. THE SOUTH AFRICAN ELECTIONS.
ARTICLEHOW KNOWLEDGE GROWS.
ARTICLEWOMEN’S DRESS.
ARTICLEHOKITIKA TO HAVE MORE ELECTRICITY.
ARTICLE“MONEY CANNOT BUY ART,” SAYS HARRY LAUDER.
ARTICLE£736 DAMAGES GIVEN IN COLLISION CASE.
ARTICLE“NOTHING BETTER THAN A FARCE,” SAYS R. E. GREEN.
ARTICLEAN UNDERGROUND STATION IS URGED FOR THE SQUARE.
ARTICLECHARITIES BENEFIT UNDER THE WILL OF LATE MRS ENSOM.
ARTICLECYCLONE DISORGANISES SHIPPING OFF THE QUEENSLAND COAST.
ARTICLELABOURER ARRESTED CHARGED WITH THEFT IN CANTERBURY.
ARTICLEMURDER AND SUICIDE IN NEW YORK
- ILLUSTRATIONThe murder of Miss Margaret Lawrence, the noted American actress, by Louis Bennison, an actor, was announced this wee...
SECTIONWHAT CORRESPONDENTS SAY.
- ARTICLETO CORRESPONDENTS,
- ARTICLECONSCIENCE AND LAW.
- ARTICLEPRICE CUTTING.
- ARTICLEA THRUSH AT DAWN.
- ARTICLEPURER MILK.
ARTICLEPERSONALS
ARTICLEVALUABLE JEWELS STOLEN FROM HOME OF LADY LOCKHART.
ARTICLEPROFESSOR GIVES INFLUENZA WARNING,
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ARTICLEChristchurch Beat Old Boys By 14 To 11.
- ILLUSTRATIONN. M’Gregor (Played half).
- ILLUSTRATIONH. L. Stephenson (Converted).
- ILLUSTRATIONG. Scrimshaw (Scored three tries).
- ILLUSTRATIONW. Merritt W. Dailey Both Scored).
- ILLUSTRATIONJ. Harris (Scored).
- ILLUSTRATIONJ. Jacobs (Played well).
- ILLUSTRATIONSmart. (Linwood.) H. Lilburne. (Albion.)
- ILLUSTRATIONC. Oliver
- ILLUSTRATIONR. Flewellyn (Merivale).
ARTICLE“JACK” WHITE.
ARTICLEGolf.
ARTICLECOLD PREVENTS LECKIE FROM FIGHTING TO-NIGHT.
ARTICLELeague
- ILLUSTRATIONW. Le Warne (Scored).
- ILLUSTRATIONG. Fraser (Goaled).
ARTICLESENIOR TOURIST TROPHY RACE WON WITH FAST TIME.
ARTICLECANAL AT NICARAGUA IS NOW A POSSIBILITY.
ARTICLETO-DAY’S GAMES.
ARTICLELawn Tennis.
ARTICLETROUBLE OVER RIGHTS TO FISHERIES GROWS.
ARTICLEMAGISTRATE’S COURT.
ARTICLESport And Sportsmen.
- ILLUSTRATIONJ. M. Tack.
ARTICLEBASKETBALL.
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ARTICLEAssociation.
ARTICLEMAIREHAU ROAD RACE.
ARTICLEHockey.
ARTICLEAMERICA CUP RACE TO BE DECIDED IN SEPTEMBER, 1930.
ARTICLESCOTTISH ARTISAN TO CONTEST FINAL AGAINST TOLLEY.
ARTICLESporting.
ARTICLEFRENCH ’PLANE CROSSES ATLANTIC.
ARTICLE’PLANE LANDED OWING TO PETROL SUPPLY DWINDLING.
ARTICLESIR JOSEPH WARD DENIES RUMOURS.
ARTICLELOST NOTES FOUND FLOATING IN STREAM.
ARTICLETELEVISION MAY BE NEXT NOVELTY IN CHRISTCHURCH.
ARTICLECITY SHORT-WAVE STATION 3ZC OPENED.
ARTICLEFARMER DIES FROM INJURIES TO SPINE.
ARTICLERAILWAY GANGER KILLED BY TRAIN.
ARTICLECRICKET.
ARTICLEART GALLERY ON J. R. GODLEY PLOT
ARTICLEHEART DISEASE CAUSED SURFACEMAN’S DEATH.
ARTICLECOMMERCIAL.
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ARTICLE“Improve Your Golf.”
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ARTICLEBOXING.
ARTICLEMINIATURE RIFLE SHOOTING.
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ARTICLEWOMENFOLK
ARTICLEPRIVATE VIEW.
ARTICLEUntitled
ARTICLETHE BIGHT SHOP.
ARTICLETHE EUGENE WAVE.
ARTICLELATE MRS H. S. HARKER.
ARTICLEPASSING OF PIONEER.
ARTICLESEAMEN’S INSTITUTE.
ARTICLEWEDDINGS.
ARTICLEKAIAPOI PLUNKET SOCIETY.
ARTICLEST SAVIOUR’S MARKET.
ARTICLESEARCHLIGHT CARNIVAL DANCE.
ARTICLEMORE FLAVOUR IN IT.
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SECTIONWhat To See In Christchurch.
- ARTICLENEXT WEEK’S PROGRAMMES.
- ARTICLE“MOTHER KNOWS BEST,” REMARKABLE TALKIE, HAS EXTENDED SEASON.
- ARTICLEFINE COMEDY TEAM IN LAUGH-RAISER AT CRYSTAL PALACE.
- ARTICLEGAOL IS LOCALE OF FUNNY PICTURE AT EVERYBODY’S THEATRE.
- ARTICLEMARION DAVIES HAS DELIGHTFUL ROLE IN COMEDY “THE PATSY.”
- ARTICLEEXCELLENT FILM AT MUNICIPAL THEATRE.
- ARTICLEGEORGE WALLACE IS STILL AT THE NEW OPERA HOUSE.
- ARTICLE“LUCK OF THE NAVY” SCREENED AT STRAND.
- ARTICLEFIRST-CLASS CONCERT FOR SUNDAY NIGHT IN CRYSTAL THEATRE.
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ARTICLERacing and Trotting.
ARTICLETROTTING NOTES FROM AUCKLAND.
ARTICLEBALLYFARNON WINS NAPIER STEEPLECHASE.
ARTICLEACCEPTANCES.
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GROUPING_NODETHE STAR,
- TITLE_SECTIONMasthead
- ARTICLESumner Ripples
- ARTICLEShirley-St. Albans Notes
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- SECTION“STAR” CIRCLE AND CLUB GOSSIP
  - ARTICLEAUNT HILDA’S LETTER
  - ARTICLEPLACES OF INTEREST.
  - ARTICLEBIRTHDAY GREETINGS To
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  - ARTICLEWELCOME IN
  - ARTICLENOTICE BOARD
  - ARTICLETHE QUEEN'S THRONE.
  - ARTICLETHIS WEEK’S BEST LETTER.
  - ARTICLEA RABBIT SKIN BABY BUNTING.
  - ARTICLEIN THE DAYS OF POWDER AND PATCHES.
    - ILLUSTRATIONAnother fine piece of work from the pen of Kathleen Holdsworth. 132, Roker Street. Spreydon. A lovely painting study....
  - ARTICLEGLENN S AEROPLANE RIDE
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  - ARTICLETHE BUTTERFLY GIRL.
  - ARTICLEAN ECHO OF SUMMER DAYS.
    - ILLUSTRATIONLittle fays and elves beautifully drawn by Janet Rive, 10. Cranford Street St Albans. The Circle is fortunate in secu...
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- SECTIONMemoirs of Late Colonel Snow Tell of Maori Wars.
  - ARTICLEWHEN AUCKLAND HAD ITS BLOCKHOUSES.
    - ILLUSTRATIONColonel Snow.
  - ARTICLEN.Z. HAD CONSCRIPTION IN EARLY DAYS.
- ARTICLEWITH TENT AND BILLY IN JUNE.
  - ILLUSTRATIONThe Headquarters. A change from climbing.
  - ILLUSTRATIONMount Grey from half-way up.
  - ILLUSTRATIONThe summit of Mount Grey
- ARTICLEThe Evolution of the Fountain.
  - ILLUSTRATIONSprays aerating the water in the Drake Reservoir, Plymouth, .England,
  - ILLUSTRATIONA beautiful spray in the Ngaere Gardens, Hawera.
  - ILLUSTRATIONSpout from a Christchurch artesian, 412 feet deep, static head 34 feet.
- ARTICLECROSS-WORD PUZZLE – 1284.
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- ARTICLESCHOOL IN THE OPEN.
  - ILLUSTRATIONVERTICAL SECTION THROUGH EYEBALL IN ITS SOCKET.
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  - ILLUSTRATIONHUMAN EAR IN BONY SOCKET
- ARTICLEBRINGING UP FATHER
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- SECTIONThe “STAR’S” Saturday News Pictorial! Section
  - ARTICLELORD JELLICOE AT THE CENOTAPH.
    - ILLUSTRATIONWreaths were laid on the Cenotaph on Anzac Day in commemoration of the historic landing at the Dardanelles on April 2...
  - ARTICLETHE DELIGHTS OF COACHING.
    - ILLUSTRATIONThe famous coach “ The Old Times ” makes its first run of the season from London to Windsor, passing through beautifu...
  - ARTICLEMAY DAY CEREMONY IN LONDON.
    - ILLUSTRATIONAt an early hour on May 1, eleven-year-old Ivy Healey was crowned, May Queen in the historic Browning Hall, Walworth,...
  - ARTICLEMAJOR SEGRAVE RETURNS HOME.
    - ILLUSTRATIONThousands of people gathered at Southampton Docks on April 12 to welcome Major H. O. D. Segrave as he arrived in the ...
  - ARTICLEA PICTURESQUE TIPSTER AT EPSOM.
    - ILLUSTRATIONA typical personality seen on Epsom Racecourse on April 22, on the occasion of the Great Metropolitan Stakes. The fam...
  - ARTICLELORD BEACONSFIELD’S STATUE.
    - ILLUSTRATIONLord Beaconsfield’s statue in Parliament Square, Westminster, London, was decorated with primroses, the statesman’s f...
  - ARTICLEINQUIRY INTO THE LOSS OF THE VESTRIS.
    - ILLUSTRATIONA Board of Trade inquiry into the sinking of the liner Vestris, in which 114 lives were lost, while on a journey from...
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- ARTICLEWOMEN AND THE HOME
  - ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
  - ILLUSTRATIONThe tartan' taffetas skirt, circular, moderately short, and fitted into a neat hip-yoke, is well worn with a green bl...
  - ILLUSTRATIONThe crochet hat is a novelty of the moment; it is especially attractive in navy-blue, edged with coarse lace in the s...
- ARTICLEAN ELEGANT “MAGPIE” AFTERNOON TOILETTE.
  - ILLUSTRATIONThis chic afternoon gown comprises a short black satin coatee and skirt worn with a white silk pique waistcoat finish...
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- ARTICLEHORSES, HORSES, HORSES.
- ARTICLELYTTELTON AMATEUR CHRISTYS.
  - ILLUSTRATIONA team of entertainers of the early days, or, roughly, 50 years ago. The names, from the top left, are: Preece, Ellis...
- ARTICLEINDIAN CHILDREN RULE THE HOME.
- ARTICLECOLLECTING COST IS TOO HIGH FOR LIGHTING BILLS.
- ARTICLETHIS WEEK’S GREAT DAY.
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- SECTIONTHE “STAR”
  - ARTICLEOFFICIAL FIRST RELEASES IN EACH CENTRE FOR NEW ZEALAND
  - ARTICLEGENERAL FILM GOSSIP.
    - ILLUSTRATIONOne of the compelling scenes in “The Bellamy Trial —the Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer sensational movietone, now at the Theatre...
    - ILLUSTRATIONCharlie Murray and George Sidney in a typical scene from The Cohens and Kellys,” a Universal-Jewel comedy, which head...
  - ARTICLEHOLLYWOOD IN PERSON.
    - ILLUSTRATIONA scene from the Universal release, “Lonesome,” featuring Glenn Tryon and Barbara Kent. This delightful comedy-romanc...
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- ARTICLEMUSIC AND DRAMA
  - ILLUSTRATIONWilliam Heughan.
- ARTICLEWOOLSTON NOTES.
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- ARTICLEPOULTRY NOTES.
- ARTICLECHRISTCHURCH SHOW.
  - ILLUSTRATIONMr C. Cracroft-Wilson’s light Sussex hen, first and two specials.
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  - ILLUSTRATIONMr F. Dacre’s cockerel. Best in the show. Mr J. Cummings’s white leghorn, single comb pullet. First and club’s cup.
- ARTICLEMR ALEX FRASER HAS EXHIBITED POULTRY FOR SIXTY-TWO YEARS
  - ILLUSTRATIONMr Alex Fraser. Now in his ninety-fifth year.
- ARTICLEEGG-LAYING.
- ARTICLEBRITISH BIRDS.
- ARTICLESELECTION OF HATCHING EGGS.
- ARTICLERiccarton Records
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- ARTICLESpreydon-Addington News
- ARTICLEFine Feathers.
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- ARTICLEBrighton Breezes
- ARTICLEPapanui Paragraphs
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15 June 1929

15 June 1929

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