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• TITLE_SECTIONMasthead
• ARTICLEThree Persons Seriously Injured In Accidents During The Week-end.
• ARTICLESYDNEY TRAWLER FINDS ONE OF THE MINES LAID BY THE WOLF IN 1917.
• ARTICLELABOUR LIKELY TO LOSE MARYBOROUGH SEAT, QUEENSLAND.
• ARTICLEINSTITUTE OF PACIFIC RELATIONS MEETING.
• ARTICLEWALL STREET WILL NOT RECOVER FOR A YEAR.
• ARTICLEKNIVES, BOTTLES AND STICKS USED IN FIGHT.
• ARTICLEMOTOR-CYCLIST GETS FATAL INJURIES IN COLLISION.
• ARTICLESTAND BY, PLEASE.
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• ARTICLEIf GOOD CATCHES HERE.
  • ILLUSTRATION(“Star” photograph.) Maoris fishing on the banks of the Cam, near Kaiapoi. From time to time good catches of whitebai...
• ARTICLESOVIET CONCENTRATING TROOPS ON BORDER.
• ARTICLEFENG S REBELLION REPORTED CRUSHED.
• ARTICLEON OTHER PAGES.
• ARTICLEMAORI RECOVERS £5O THROUGH HONESTY OF STRANGER.
• ARTICLEARAB WOMEN HOLD PROTEST MEETING.
• ARTICLEBOYS DROWNED WHILE FISHING.
• ARTICLE“IMPOSSIBLE TO RESTORE CUTS IN SALARIES.”
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• ARTICLETrentham Races Provide Some Interesting Sport.
  • ILLUSTRATIONHOYLAKE.
• ARTICLERacing and Trotting.
  • ILLUSTRATIONSTAR STRANGER.
  • ILLUSTRATIONCOMMENDATION.
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• ARTICLEKEEN RACING AT GREYMOUTH TROTS.
• ARTICLEACCOUNTANTS' SOCIETY ENTERTAINS OFFICERS.
• ARTICLEAN AMBITIOUS FLIGHT
  • ILLUSTRATIONCaptain C. D. Barnard and the Duchess of Bedford, who propose to attempt to fly from London to Cape Town shortly. The...
• ARTICLE“STAR” CHRISTMAS NUMBER.
• ARTICLELINDRUM DEFEATS CLARK M'CON ACHY.
  • ILLUSTRATIONWalter Lindrum.
• ARTICLEHARRY WATSON NOW DOMINION ROAD CHAMPION.
  • ILLUSTRATIONH. G. Watson.
• ARTICLEMOTOR CARNIVAL NEXT SATURDAY.
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• ARTICLEINVESTIGATION INTO CURE FOR CANCER NEEDED.
• ARTICLESUMNER BURGESSES SUPPORT TUNNEL ROAD COMMISSION.
• ARTICLEPICTURE OF MENIN GATE MEMORIAL IS UNVEILED AT AVONSIDE.
• ARTICLENEW WHALING FACTORY SHIP AT DUNEDIN.
• ARTICLEWEST COAST NEWS.
• ARTICLEBOWLING.
• ARTICLEBOXING.
• ARTICLECURE BOATING CLUB OPENS SEASON WITH SERIES OF RACES.
• ARTICLEKAIAPOI RIFLE CLUB.
• ARTICLESUMNER FIRE BRIGADE BEATS LYTTELTON IN COMPETITION EVENTS.
• ARTICLEBRINGING UP FATHER
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• ARTICLEGOLF.
• ARTICLELAWN TENNIS.
• ARTICLEMOTOR PUNT ACROSS ESTUARY DISCUSSED BY SUMNER BURGESSES.
• ARTICLEA. MANN LOWERS ENGLISH PARK TRACK RECORD.
• ARTICLEUntitled
• ARTICLELIFE-SAVING.
• ARTICLEUntitled
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• ARTICLERADIO
• ARTICLEA TALENTED PIANIST
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• ARTICLEOUTBOARD RACERS PREPARE FOR SOUTH ISLAND CHAMPIONSHIP.
• ARTICLEThe Star’s Cross-word Puzzle.
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• ARTICLENEW ZEALANDERS HAVE SET HIGH STANDARD IN APPEAL CASES.
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• SECTIONTHE THEATRES
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  • ARTICLE"BLACK WATCH” TO BE SCREENED SOON AT CRYSTAL PALACE
  • ARTICLE"FASHIONS IN LOVE” AT CRYSTAL PALACE.
  • ARTICLE"THE CARNATION KID” AT LIBERTY THEATRE.
  • ARTICLE"THE VIKING” IS COLOURED FILM AT EVERYBODY'S.
  • ARTICLEFINE PROGRAMME NOW AT GRAND THEATRE.
  • ARTICLE“ ABIE’S IRISH ROSE " AT THEATRE ROYAL.
  • ARTICLE" THREE LIVE GHOSTS ” IS COMING TO THE: CIVIC THEATRE.
    • ILLUSTRATIONSix boy soprano soloists, described as the finest soloists England has sent abroad. They contribute gleefully to the ...
  • ARTICLEGREAT NICOLA SEASON OPENS ON V/EDNESDAY AT NEW OPERA HOUSE.
  • ARTICLEGLEE SINGERS WILL BE HEARD TO-MORROW AT CIVIC THEATRE.
  • ARTICLEREPERTORY THEATRE SOCIETY TO STAGE SOME MORE PLAYS.
• ARTICLELONDON LETTER.
  • ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
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• ARTICLEThe Christchurch Star MONDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1929. THE ART OF ORATORY.
• ARTICLEFATE OF OLD VIOLIN SHROUDED IN MYSTERY.
• ARTICLEWINSTON CHURCHILL.
  • ILLUSTRATIONAddressing the American Iron and Steel Institute, Mr Winston Churchill said that it was his great desire that Britain...
• ARTICLEHELP TO STAMP OUT TUBERCULOSIS, IS PLEA ON NEW N.Z. STAMPS.
• ARTICLEGUILTY OF CORRUPTION.
  • ILLUSTRATIONMr A. B. Fall, former Secretary for the Interior in the United States Cabinet, who has been found guilty of receiving...
• ARTICLERapid Strides Made In Recent Years In Car Safety.
• ARTICLEPERSONAL
• ARTICLELURID PICTURES BY A GERMAN RANKER
• ARTICLEFROM THE “STAR” SIXTY YEARS AGO.
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• ARTICLE“The Stonewall Came Tumbling Down Over Reform Party’s Ears.”
• ARTICLEMAGISTRATE’S COURT.
• ARTICLEMANY LEAVE CITY TO SPEND HOLIDAY.
• ARTICLETHRILLS AND SPILLS MAKE BROADSIDING.
  • ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
• ARTICLEUntitled
• ARTICLELAWN TENNIS.
  • ILLUSTRATIONE. L. Bartleet.
• ARTICLESEARCHERS UNABLE TO FIND TRACE OF CHILD.
• ARTICLESHIPPING COASTAL.
• ARTICLESPORT AND SPORTSMEN.
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• ARTICLELATE SPORTING.
• ARTICLETHE WEATHER.
  • ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
• ARTICLEMother And Infant Lost In Riverton Hotel Fire.
• SECTIONCORRESPONDENCE.
  • ARTICLEUSE FOR OLD BAND STAND.
  • ARTICLEIS CHRISTCHURCH QUIET?
  • ARTICLEOUR INNINGS.
  • ARTICLEA LETTER OF PROTEST.
• ARTICLEFOOTBALL.
• ARTICLELABOUR DAY GALA AT ASHBURTON.
• ARTICLESHARP PRACTICE FOOLS ITALIAN EMBASSY OFFICIAL.
• ARTICLECATHOLIC ARCHBISHOP OF REGINA DIES.
• ARTICLERANGIORA RACES ARE HELD TO-DAY.
• ARTICLEWHY LABOUR DAY IS OBSERVED.
• ARTICLEIndian Air Liner Lost In Storm In The Mediterranean.
• ARTICLEDESTROYER PICKS UP COMMANDER’S BODY.
• ARTICLEBY THE WAY.
• ARTICLECRICKET.
• ARTICLELABOUR DAY PICNIC AT TROTTING GROUNDS.
• ARTICLEMAIL NOTICES.
• SECTIONBIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS.
  • ARTICLEBIRTHS.
  • ARTICLEMARRIAGE.
  • ARTICLEDEATHS.
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• ARTICLEEDIFYING SCENES MARK CATHOLIC MISSION ENDING.
• ARTICLEASHBURTON NEWS
• ARTICLECHILDREN’S DISPLAY PROVED COLOURFUL
• ARTICLETIMARU NEWS.
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• ARTICLEWOMENFOLK
• ARTICLESUCCESSFUL WOMAN SCULPTOR.
• ARTICLEBROKEN SOCIETY ENGAGEMENT.
• ARTICLEWINTER GARDEN.
• ARTICLEMOUNT PLEASANT GARDEN PARTY.
• ARTICLEPOPULAR CRICKETER’S WEDDING
  • ILLUSTRATION(Sport & General.) The wedding took place at Hayes Parish Church, Hayes, Kent, on September 19, of Mr G. B. Legge, ca...
• ARTICLEPUPILS’ RECITAL.
• ARTICLESNOWDEN HOUSEHOLD.
• ARTICLETO-DAY’S RECIPE.
• ARTICLESOCIETY FOR IMPERIAL CULTURE.
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• ARTICLEFashions and Furbelows.
  • ILLUSTRATIONThe godet coat is the logical outcome of the godet skirt, and most engaging can it look in marine-blue cloth, with a ...
• ARTICLECUPBOARD LOVE.
• ARTICLENORTH BEACH SCHOOL FAIR.
• ARTICLEDANCE RECITAL.
• ARTICLEFAIR AT ADDINGTON SCHOOL.
• ARTICLETO BE REBUILT AT HUGE COST.
  • ILLUSTRATIONWaterloo Bridge-, London, which it is proposed to rebuild. Mr Frederick Palmer, a consulting engineer, has been engag...
• ARTICLEFUNERAL OF LATE DR CHILTON WAS LARGELY ATTENDED.
• ARTICLEGARDEN FETE AT ST BEDE’S.
• ARTICLEPRINCE OF WALES ENJOYS PILOTING HIS OWN ’PLANE.
• ARTICLEB.M.A. TO MAKE WAR UPON CANCER SCOURGE.
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• ARTICLESenior Cricket Elevens Do Well At The Crease.
  • ILLUSTRATIONJ. T. Burrows. (Two for 29.)
  • ILLUSTRATIONW. E. Merritt. (Five for 32.)
  • ILLUSTRATIONJ. Burrough. (Made 52.)
  • ILLUSTRATIONS. Lester. (Batted attractively.)
  • ILLUSTRATIONN. Dorreen.
  • ILLUSTRATIONW. Hayes.
  • ILLUSTRATIONJ. L. Powell.
  • ILLUSTRATIONC. S. Gibbs.
  • ILLUSTRATIONIronmonger. (Took six for 16.)
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• ARTICLE“LIFE IS MADE UP OF COMPROMISES.”
• ARTICLESAILING COURSES ON ESTUARY NOW CHANGED.
• ARTICLERANGIORA NEWS.
• ARTICLEBURGESSES DISCUSS SUMNER AFFAIRS.
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• ARTICLEHAPPY WORSHIP IS DISCUSSED AT ST PAUL’S.
• ARTICLEWELLINGTON SALVATION ARMY BAND GIVES CONCERT IN CITY.
• ARTICLELIGHTS & SHADOWS
• ARTICLECRIPPLE BURNED TO DEATH; COULD NOT MAKE ESCAPE.
• ARTICLEANOTHER STAGE OF SUMMIT ROAD PATH TO BE COMPLETED.
• ARTICLELIFE EASIER IN N.Z. THAN IN OLD COUNTRY.
• ARTICLELABOUR LEADER IN FAVOUR OF GIVING BACK SALARY CUTS.
• ARTICLEStop Press.
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