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• TITLE_SECTIONMasthead
• ARTICLEPARLIAMENT OPENS WITH CEREMONY.
• ARTICLEHalf-Brother And Sister Married, And Man Is Tried For Abduction.
• ARTICLECARRIED BODY OF DEAD MATE BACK TO TOWN.
• ARTICLEWARM WEATHER CAUSES WHEAT CROP TO DETERIORATE.
• ARTICLEMR COATES IS CAUTIOUS.
• ARTICLEUntitled
• ARTICLEINDEPENDENCE DAY DEATH ROLL SHOWS REDUCTION TO 159
• ARTICLECANADA’S TRADE SHOWS BIG INCREASE FOR TWELVE MONTHS.
• ARTICLEGERMAN CRUISER VISITS WELLINGTON.
• ARTICLENEW DAILY CARTOON FEATURE IN “STAR.”
• ARTICLEREV JASPER SMYTH STILL CYCLES AT 90.
  • ILLUSTRATIONThe Rev Jasper Smyth, who has just passed his ninetieth birthday, still cycles about the city. He is seen pedalling h...
• ARTICLESMITH LEADS LINDRUM IN BILLIARDS MATCH.
• ARTICLEMEN ARE PLACED ON RELIEF WORKS TO-DAY.
• ARTICLEDISH TOWELS.
  • ILLUSTRATIONA Gluyas Williams cartoon will appear daily in the “Star.”
• ARTICLE41 Machines Take Part In King’s Cup Air Race.
• ARTICLEHINKLER PLANS SECRET EXPLOIT.
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• ARTICLEMAORI MEMBER ATTACKS REFORM.
• ARTICLETEN BATHERS SWEPT TO DEATH IN LAKE.
• ARTICLEStop Press.
• ARTICLEBY THE WAY.
• ARTICLESYNOD DOES NOT PROCEED WITH CENSURE MOTION.
• ARTICLETHE WEATHER.
  • ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
• ARTICLEMAIL NOTICES.
• ARTICLETHANKSGIVING SERVICE.
• ARTICLEMAYOR DEFENDS REMARQUE’S WAR BOOK.
• ARTICLEM.E.D. BILL EXPLAINED BY MRS E. R. M’COMBS.
• ARTICLEARTISTS INVITED TO SUBMIT POSTER WORK.
• ARTICLEYOUNG MAN KNOCKED DOWN BY MOTOR-CAR ON YALDHURST ROAD.
• ARTICLEBAG-SNATCHER GETS BIG HAUL.
• ARTICLEMANY ATTEND THE FUNERAL OF LATE MR W. J. H. BOWLES
  • ILLUSTRATIONTHE LATE MR W. J. BOWLES. A recent portrait of the late Mr Bowles, proprietor of Londontown, whose funeral took place...
• ARTICLE“Airman Was Very Drunk At Time Of His Death.”
• ARTICLESTRANGE’S CORNER ENDS IN SHARP POINT.
  • ILLUSTRATIONThis is the much discussed point at which Strange’s Corner, which was once cut off at the level seen above the verand...
• ARTICLE“Star’s” Insurance Scheme Will Now Cover Motorists.
• ARTICLE“WOULD DEFEAT ITS OWN ENDS.”
• ARTICLEMOVIE APPARATUS AT LIBERTY THEATRE HAS HIGH STANDARD.
• ARTICLETHE BISHOP APPEALS FOR MONEY AND FOOD.
• ARTICLEGIRL MOTORIST'S TOUR.
• ARTICLESEDDONVILLE REFUGEES NOT COMING TO-DAY.
• ARTICLE“HAD TIP-TOP TIME IN CITY.”
• ARTICLECOMMERCIAL.
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• ARTICLEThe Star. SATURDAY, JULY 6, 1929. THE “STAR’S” INSURANCE OFFER.
• ARTICLEGAMBLING RESORTS BEING CLOSED IN CHINESE CITY.
• ARTICLEDRIVER CONVICTED; LICENSE CANCELLED FOR 12 MONTHS.
• ARTICLEPERSONALS.
• ARTICLEWHAT CORRESPONDENTS SAY.
• ARTICLELATE WIRELESS
  • ILLUSTRATIONMr Rex Harrison.
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• ARTICLEAll Blacks Play Australia.
  • ILLUSTRATIONC. Oliver. (A fine try.)
  • ILLUSTRATIONNepia. (Did not Play in Second Spell.)
  • ILLUSTRATIONT. Lawton. (Kicked a penalty.)
• ARTICLERIVAL CAPTAINS.
• ARTICLEA REINFORCEMENT.
  • ILLUSTRATIONE. T. C. Leys, the Wellington Varsity half-back, left for Sydney yesterday to join the All Black team. Leys was consi...
• ARTICLEUntitled
• ARTICLEAssociation.
• ARTICLEBOY FOUND DEAD IN PADDOCK AT TAIHAPE.
• ARTICLEHARRIERS.
• ARTICLETO-DAYS GAMES.
• ARTICLEFULL MILITARY FUNERAL FOR KEITH ANDERSON.
• ARTICLEBRITISH MARATHON RUNNER BREAKS HIS OWN RECORD.
• ARTICLEDEBRIS FROM WEST COAST RIVER IS DANGEROUS TO SHIPS.
• ARTICLENORTH CANTERBURY SHOW FINISHES; CATS AND RABBITS JUDGED.
• ARTICLEMAIREHAU CLUB HOLD 30-MILE ROAD RACE.
• ARTICLELATE SPORTING.
• ARTICLEFIRST STAGE OF AIR RACE COMPLETED.
• ARTICLEPILGRIMS TALK OVER EARLY DAYS AT AFTERNOON TEA.
• ARTICLEGOLF.
• ARTICLETWO UPSETS IN SENIOR RUGBY
  • ILLUSTRATIONC. H. Perkins. (Went off.)
  • ILLUSTRATIOND. G. Grant. (Came on.)
  • ILLUSTRATIONG. Rhodes. (A try.)
  • ILLUSTRATIONN. Dorreen. (Very sound.)
  • ILLUSTRATIONJ. Jacobs (Scored.)
  • ILLUSTRATIOND. Hay (In briliant form.)
  • ILLUSTRATIONS. Baird
  • ILLUSTRATIONC. Hastie (Both got tries.)
• ARTICLEORDERED OFF.
• ARTICLETHREE POTTED GOALS.
• ARTICLEHARRIERS.
• ARTICLECYCLING.
• ARTICLEBASKETBALL.
• ARTICLEHockey.
• ARTICLEMINIATURE RIFLES.
• ARTICLECOATS TAKEN FROM CLOTHING FACTORY.
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• ARTICLELeague Cup Final Won By Addington.
  • ILLUSTRATIONW. Stuart. (Scored.)
  • ILLUSTRATIONB. O’Connell. (Converted.)
  • ILLUSTRATIONK. Wilkie
  • ILLUSTRATIONJ. Sanders (Brilliant opponents.)
• ARTICLEHelen Wills Again Wins Ladies’ Tennis Championship.
  • ILLUSTRATIONMiss Joan Fry. (In mixed doubles final.)
• ARTICLECRICKET.
  • ILLUSTRATIONH. Larwood.
  • ILLUSTRATIONM. Tate. (Good averages.)
• ARTICLEDR VALINTINE RETURNS FROM THE CONTINENT.
• ARTICLENEW RATING BILL WILL GIVE RELIEF.
• ARTICLESOUTHERN CROSS DUE TO LEAVE THIS MORNING.
• ARTICLETWO MEN CONVICTED FOR KILLING OPOSSUMS DURING CLOSE SEASON.
• SECTIONBIRTHS, DEATHS, MARRIAGES.
  • ARTICLEBIRTHS.
  • ARTICLEMARRIAGE.
  • ARTICLEDEATHS.
  • ARTICLEGOLDEN WEDDING.
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• ARTICLEWOMENFOLK
• ARTICLEANNUAL BALL.
• ARTICLECOMING OF AGE DANCE.
• ARTICLEWEDDING.
• ARTICLELINWOOD BOWLING AND CROQUET CLUB.
• ARTICLEPLUNKET SOCIETY.
• ARTICLESTILLWELL’S DANCE ASSEMBLY.
• ARTICLETESTED RECIPES.
• ARTICLEOBITUARY.
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• SECTIONWhat To See In Christchurch.
  • ARTICLE“GIVE AND TAKE,” TALKING COMEDY, COMING TO LIBERTY.
  • ARTICLETHREE PICTURES TO BE SHOWN AT GRAND.
  • ARTICLE“THE WOLF OF WALL STREET,” TALKING FILM FOR THEATRE ROYAL.
  • ARTICLEGEORGE WALLACE SEASON AT NEW OPERA HOUSE ENDS.
  • ARTICLE“A WOMAN REDEEMED” AT STRAND THEATRE.
  • ARTICLE’QUAKE AREA SHOWN IN FILM COMING TO CRYSTAL PALACE.
  • ARTICLEADOLPHE MENJOU PLAYS “GENTLEMAN OF PARIS.”
  • ARTICLE“THE JAZZ SINGER” SCORES SUCCESS AT THEATRE ROYAL.
  • ARTICLENEW GRIFFITH FILM IS A1 ENTERTAINMENT.
  • ARTICLE“RIO RITA” SEASON OPENS ON MONDAY.
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• ARTICLESome Trotting Statistics For Season Nearing An End.
• ARTICLERacing and Trotting.
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• ARTICLESYSTEMATIC FRAUD ALLEGED BY POLICE.
• ARTICLELATE SHIPPING.
• ARTICLEFOR SALE BOARDS ARE DIMINISHING IN CITY.
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• GROUPING_NODETHE STAR.
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  • ARTICLESpreydon-Addington News
  • ARTICLESumner Ripples
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  • SECTION“STAR” CIRCLE AND CLUB GOSSIP
    • ARTICLEAUNT HILDA’S LETTER
    • ARTICLEThe Kitchenette
    • ARTICLEWELCOME IN
    • ARTICLEMERIT
      • ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
    • ARTICLEOUR CIRCLE.
    • ARTICLEBIRTHDAY GREETINGS
    • ARTICLEBETTY’S FAMILY TEA.
    • ARTICLENOTICE BOARD
    • ARTICLEA LITTLE COOK.
    • ARTICLEA BRIGHT LITTLE COOK
      • ILLUSTRATIONDrawn by Ina Weeks, 38, Sheldon Street, Radley. The little cook is happy because her buns are so light.
    • ARTICLEAUNT HILDA'S LETTER BOX
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  • ARTICLEHow To Be Happy Though Married.
    • ILLUSTRATIONGloria Swansen.
  • ARTICLEWonderful Scenery and Good Shooting.
    • ILLUSTRATIONThe Kill.
  • ARTICLEArt in Terms of the Modern Woman.
    • ILLUSTRATIONRosita Forbes.
  • ARTICLEMy Plans for a Non-stop World Flight.
  • ARTICLEPaul Whiteman Grows Slim.
  • ARTICLEJohnson’s London Was Mixture of Culture, Wealth and Degradation.
    • ILLUSTRATIONDr Johnson’s statue at St Clement Danes.
  • ARTICLELove Holds Everything for a Woman.
  • ARTICLESCHOOL IN THE OPEN.
  • ARTICLEHORSE-CHESTNUT LEAVES.
    • ILLUSTRATIONThe arrangement of the leaves is such that good illumination is secured There is a mosiac pattern—the smaller leaves ...
  • ARTICLEMOTHERING SUNDAY.
  • ARTICLECROSS-WORD PUZZLE -1302.
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  • ARTICLEBRINGING UP FATHER
    • ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
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  • ARTICLEWOMEN AND THE HOME
    • ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
    • ILLUSTRATIONDemurely attractive is the afternoon dress in dark red crepe de chine, simply but beautifully cut, and trimmed with b...
    • ILLUSTRATIONSatin beaute in one of the numerous “off-white” shades—mother-ofpearl—is used for a dinner gown of extraordinary grac...
  • ARTICLEA DAINTY NIGHTDRESS AND BOUDOIR CAP.
    • ILLUSTRATIONDelicate colours combined with delicate fabrics and lace are used extensively nowadays for night attire, as will be s...
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  • ARTICLELYTTELTON AMATEUR CHRISTY MINSTRELS.
  • ARTICLEMr A. W. Hillier.
    • ILLUSTRATIONAlfred William Hillier joined the C.V.F.B. in August, 1873, became assistant engineer and secretary to the brigade. H...
  • ARTICLEFROM THE “STAR” SIXTY YEARS AGO.
  • ARTICLEFROM AN OLD ALBUM.
    • ILLUSTRATIONA Former Mayor.
  • ARTICLEUntitled
  • ARTICLEA REMINISCENCE OF THE FLOOD OF 1868.
  • ARTICLEART IN TERMS OF THE MODERN WOMAN
  • ARTICLEJOHNSON’S LONDON.
  • ARTICLEDEAF AND DUMB ARTIST'S TRIBUTE TO DICKENS.
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  • SECTIONThe “STAR'S” Saturday News Pictorial Section
    • ILLUSTRATIONThousands of Londoners saw 13,000 officers and men of the Metropolitan Police inspected in Hyde Park on May 25 by the...
    • ARTICLETHE DUKE LIGHTING THE BONFIRE.
      • ILLUSTRATIONAs it is many years since a Duke of Norfolk came of age, the celebrations, which lasted three days, were on a magnifi...
    • ARTICLEDUKE OF NORFOLK’S COMING-OF-AGE CELEBRATIONS.
      • ILLUSTRATIONThe Duke took part in the Corpus Christi procession of the Blessed Sacrament in the quadrangle of the Castle in the m...
    • ARTICLEELECTION DAY IN LONDON.
      • ILLUSTRATIONSir William Joynson-Hicks, the Home Secretary, is seen driving through Twickenham on polling day, May 30. (Sport & Ge...
    • ARTICLERADIO
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  • ARTICLETHE “STAR”
    • ILLUSTRATIONBuster Keaton and Ernest Torrence, who will be seen at the “Civic” next week in “Steamboat Bill, Jr.” This United Art...
    • ILLUSTRATIONFrank Merrill as “Tarzan,” in the thrilling chapter-play, “Tarzan the Mighty,” commencing at the Grand Theatre on Mon...
    • ILLUSTRATIONGary Cooper
    • ILLUSTRATIONMary Pickford.
    • ILLUSTRATIONDouglas Fairbanks.
    • ILLUSTRATIONGloria Swanson.
    • ILLUSTRATIONAbove is a scene from “The Wolf of Wall Street,” a story of the stock exchange—and the first 100 per cent talking pic...
    • ILLUSTRATIONMiss Anna Stephenson and Mr Harold Prescott, who are appearing at the Civic as the “Gypsy Strollers,” have been, deli...
    • ILLUSTRATIONGeorge Sidney, the popular Jewish comedian, in a scene from the Universal “talkie” comedy, “Give and Take,” opening a...
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  • ARTICLEGladys Moncrieff has Place on Stage Not Yet Attained by Any Other.
    • ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
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  • ARTICLEWhite Child Kidnapped By Maoris In Revenge.
  • ARTICLEOLD WORLD LEADERS AND THEIR PENMANSHIP
  • ARTICLENEWS IN PICTURES
    • ILLUSTRATIONTHE EMDEN’S RECORD.—A photograph of the bridge of the cruiser Emden, showing the battle honours of the old Emden, whi...
    • ILLUSTRATIONTHE DOGS’ DAY.—The annual dog kennel sports at the Bell Mead Kennels at Haslemere, Surrey, owned by Miss J. Trefusis ...
    • ILLUSTRATIONA RUMANIAN CELEBRATION.—The 10th Anniversary of the Rumanian Union, at Alba Julia. Rumania. The Royal Family of Ruman...
  • ARTICLEFUN and FANCY
    • ILLUSTRATIONLandlady: “Very clever, I’m sure. But I wouldn’t like to ’ave to write the jokes underneath them!” “Bystander.”
    • ILLUSTRATION“I say, old man, why on earth are washing your spoon in the fingerbowl?” “Do you think I am going to get egg all over...
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  • ARTICLEMUSIC AND DRAMA
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  • ARTICLEPOULTRY NOTES.
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  • ARTICLE“One man’s Wife”
    • ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
  • ARTICLEBrighton Breezes
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  • SECTIONThe World of Sport. Notes from Various Fields.
    • ARTICLEMOTHER OF BYRD’S SLEDGE TEAM.
      • ILLUSTRATIONVery unlike a sledge dog, this is nevertheless the mother of a litter of puppies at Quail Island that are destined fo...
    • ARTICLE“Improve Your Golf.”
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    • ARTICLERUGBY BACKS MUST PRACTISE HARD TO IMPROVE PASSING.
    • ARTICLEBOX AND BE FIT, CHAMPION ADVISES.
    • ARTICLEUntitled
    • ARTICLERugby is Sport, not Spectacle says English Official.
    • ARTICLEOLD ENGLISH SHEEP DOGS.
      • ILLUSTRATIONTwo prize-winners at the famous Crufts Dog Show in London. (Sport & General.)
    • ARTICLETENNIS PLAYER GETS IMPUDENT LETTER.
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  • ARTICLERiccarton Records
  • ARTICLEDOMINION ATHLETE HAS FINE RECORD.
  • ARTICLEWOOLSTON NOTES.
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  • ARTICLELinking Sumner and New Brighton by Estuary Bridge.
  • ARTICLEPONTOON BRIDGE AT COLOGNE.
    • ILLUSTRATIONThe central section of this bridge swings out to permit of the passage of boats. Such a bridge might serve the purpos...
  • ARTICLETHE NECK OF WATER THAT WOULD BE SPANNED BY A BRIDGE.
    • ILLUSTRATIONShag Rock is barely half-way across the stretch of water where the Estuary outlet narrows down between the Sumner cli...
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  • ARTICLEPapanui Paragraphs
  • ARTICLEShirley-St. Albans Notes
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