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• TITLE_SECTIONMasthead
• ARTICLEBISHOP OF NEWCASTLE DECLARES MINER WHO WAS KILLED WAS INNOCENT OF ANY WRONGDOING.
• ARTICLEPRIME MINISTER BLAMES GOVERNMENT OF N.S.W. FOR CLASH.
• ARTICLECENSURE MOTION HELD UP ON POINT OF ORDER IN HOUSE.
• ARTICLEDEMONSTRATORS TRY TO FORCE THEIR WAY INTO LEGISLATURE.
• ARTICLEFEDERAL CONFERENCE OPENS IN SYDNEY.
• ARTICLEMONGOL UPRISING FOMENTED BY RUSSIA.
• ARTICLECYCLIST INJURED IN COLLISION WITH CAR.
• ARTICLECHINESE FIRE UPON BRITISH WARSHIP.
• ARTICLER.A.F. OFFICERS HOPE TO MAKE WORLD’S RECORD
• ARTICLEJAPANESE DELEGATE TO NAVAL CONFERENCE EXPLAINS VIEWPOINT.
• ARTICLEBONZO THE PUP.
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• ARTICLEAIRMEN MAKE DARING FLIGHT ACROSS ATLANTIC.
• ARTICLERl00 UNDERGOES FURTHER TESTS.
• ARTICLEIN AUSTRALIAN POLITICS.
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  • ILLUSTRATIONMr E. J. Hogan (left), who has become Prime Minister of Victoria, following the defeat and resignation of the M’Phers...
• ARTICLERELIGIOUS TROUBLE REVIVED IN MALTA.
• ARTICLEFAREWELL LUNCHEON FOR SIR JAMES PARR.
  • ILLUSTRATIONSir James Parr.
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• ARTICLESHIPPING OVERSEAS AND COSTAL.
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• ARTICLEKINGSFORD-SMITH ENGAGED : FUNERAL OF CAPTAIN HARKNESS : FREE LABOUR IN AUSTRALIA.
  • ILLUSTRATIONFAMOUS AIRMAN ENGAGED.—Squadron-Leader Kingsford-Smith and his fiancee, Miss Mary Powell, of Victoria. Miss Powell is...
  • ILLUSTRATIONFATHER CHRISTMAS is having a busy time. At the Phillipstown Kindergarten yesterday, he was asked for many things by t...
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  • ILLUSTRATIONSEAPLANE VICTIMS’ FUNERAL.—The two Aucklanders who were killed in the Milford tragedy were interred on Saturday. Pall...
  • ILLUSTRATIONLOUNGE SUIT.—A fascinating lounge suit with sleeveless jumper and wide-sleeved kneelength coat. WILDING PARK PROVIDES...
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  • ILLUSTRATIONVOLUNTEER MINERS.—A cable this morning stated that work in the Rothbury mine, Australia, had commenced yesterday for ...
  • ILLUSTRATIONGREETINGS.—Mr Ted Henkel, musical director of the Civic Theatre, Auckland, welcomes Mr Fred Scholl, organist for the ...
• ARTICLEM.C.C. TEAM PLAYS DRAWN MATCH WITH WELLINGTON.
• ARTICLEBUMPY WICKET HELPS BOWLERS.
• ARTICLEEGG-LAYING.
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• ARTICLEWEST COAST NEWS.
• ARTICLEOLD CONTROVERSY REGARDING MUNICIPAL MARKET REOPENED.
  • ILLUSTRATIONCr J. Parlane.
  • ILLUSTRATIONCr Sullivan,
• ARTICLEHELEN CONNON HALL TO BE READY SOON.
• ARTICLECONTROLS OF WRECKED ’PLANE WERE INTACT.
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• ARTICLEPETROL CAUSED FIRE ON SHIP
• ARTICLEGOVERNMENT ASKED TO GRANT SUBSIDY.
• ARTICLELORD CRAIGAVON TO VISIT CHRISTCHURCH.
• ARTICLEDISTRICT HEAD REGISTRAR RETIRING.
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• ARTICLEDOCTOR ABSENT FROM HIS DUTY.
• ARTICLEMAGISTRATE’S COURT.
• ARTICLEFROM Bookstall and Study.
• ARTICLEVACATION.
• ARTICLETELL ALL THE WORLD
• ARTICLEA DOCTORS WAY WITH INDIGESTION.
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• ARTICLERADIO
  • ILLUSTRATIONMr W. J. Richards, baritone, of Christchurch, appears occasionally before the “mike” at 3YA. Steffano Webb photo.
• ARTICLEA 3YA ARTIST.
• ARTICLECOUNCIL DEALS WITH TRAFFIC ARRANGEMENTS AT BAND CONCERTS.
• ARTICLEGOOD FISHING IN OPIHI RIVER.
• ARTICLESHOULD FLATS BE ERECTED IN CITY RESIDENTIAL AREA?
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• SECTIONTHE THEATRES
  • ARTICLEMYSTERY TALKIE NOW AT CRYSTAL PALACE.
  • ARTICLECHARMING SINNERS" COMING TO CRYSTAL.
  • ARTICLE“ SIOUX BLOOD ” AT THE GRAND THEATRE.
  • ARTICLETHE WHEEL OF LIFE” AT LIBERTY THEATRE.
  • ARTICLEFINE PROGRAMME NOW AT EVERYBODY’S.
  • ARTICLEFINE FILM. “MADAME X," AT THEATRE ROYAL.
  • ARTICLELADY OF THE NIGHT " AT CIVIC TO-MORROW
  • ARTICLEPOPULAR PLAY NOW AT NEW OPERA HOUSE.
  • ARTICLEOPPERMAN V. O’SHEA AT ENGLISH PARK.
  • ARTICLEWIRTH BROTHERS’ CIRCUS
• ARTICLETALKS ON HEALTH
• ARTICLEThe Star’s Cross-word Puzzle.
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• ARTICLEBRINGING UP FATHER
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• ARTICLEThe Christchurch Star. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1929. SURE FOUNDATIONS.
• ARTICLEPERSONAL
• SECTIONCORRESPONDENCE.
  • ARTICLEA GOLF ENTHUSIAST.
  • ARTICLERADIO PROGRAMMES.
  • ARTICLETHE SQUARE SCHEME.
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• ARTICLEOxford, England’s Most Famous University Town, Is World Apart.
• ARTICLEPeople and Their Doings.
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• ARTICLEReceiver Of Stolen Goods To Serve Prison Sentence.
• ARTICLETHE WEATHER.
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• ARTICLEMAIL NOTICES.
• ARTICLEBY THE WAY.
• ARTICLE“WILL STAY IN HEART OF THE EMPIRE." SAYS SIR JAMES PARR.
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• ARTICLE17-YEAR-OLD GIRL CHARGED.
• ARTICLECHRISTCHURCH TIMES" DELIVERED BY 'PLANE.
• ARTICLECHINA TO TAKE OVER ALL FOREIGN STEAMERS.
• ARTICLEMOTOR-CYCLES CAUSE NOISE AT HOSPITAL.
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• ARTICLEOVAL TO BE FIT FOR M.C.C. MATCH.
• ARTICLEJUDGMENT AGAINST WATERSIDERS’ UNION.
• ARTICLE“NOTMUCH USE GIVING EVIDENCE.”
• ARTICLEA WOMAN’S POINT OF VIEW.
• ARTICLESURVIVORS OF THE ILL-FATED MANUKA.
  • ILLUSTRATIONMiss Leona Hogarth.
  • ILLUSTRATIONCaptain Ross Clark.
  • ILLUSTRATIONMr Wirley Birch.
• ARTICLEFOUR CHILDREN BURNED TO DEATH.
• ARTICLEFREE AMBULANCE TRANSPORT WANTED
• ARTICLEFROM THE “STAR ” SIXTY YEARS AGO.
• ARTICLEYOUTH EMPLOYED VALUELESS CHEQUES.
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• ARTICLEConstable Surprised Youths In City Business Premises.
• ARTICLE“SHOWED COURAGE AND INTELLIGENCE.”
• ARTICLEBOYS OF FIFTEEN ARE CHARGED WITH SANDBAGGING AND THEFT.
• ARTICLETREATMENT OF V.D. DISCUSSED.
• ARTICLEPOLICE APPEAL IS DISMISSED.
• ARTICLENIGHT IN BOATS OFF TREACHEROUS COAST
• ARTICLEBOY’S VIEW OF WRECK.
• ARTICLEQUESTION OF BUYING CIVIC SITE TO BE INVESTIGATED.
  • ILLUSTRATIONCr Thacker. (Thought site should be acquired.) Cr Lyons. (Moved that inquiries be made.)
• ARTICLEFEW LARGE SECTIONS NOW.
• ARTICLEBOWLING.
• ARTICLEYOUNG CHINESE APPEARS IN COURT.
• ARTICLEUNIVERSITY EXAM. RESULTS.
• ARTICLEINCREASED DEMAND FOR BOY LABOUR.
• ARTICLELETTERS OF CREDIT ON SAVINGS BANK.
• ARTICLECATHEDRAL GRAMMAR SCHOOL CONDUCTS SWIMMING SPORTS.
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• ARTICLEHave “ Firebugs ” Been Run Down In City?
• ARTICLEHEAVY POLL IS EXPECTED.
• ARTICLEHUTT BY-ELECTION.
• ARTICLEBETTING INQUIRY CONCLUDES TO-DAY,
• ARTICLESENIOR MEDICAL 1 OFFICER WANTED.
• ARTICLESIR JAMES PARR WILL AID EMPIRE FREE TRADE
• ARTICLE62 MINERS ENTOMBED FOLLOWING EXPLOSION
• ARTICLECARNERA GAINS DECISION OVER GERMAN BOXER.
• ARTICLELATEST PROFICIENCY RESULTS ANNOUNCED.
• ARTICLEMAN ELECTROCUTED WHEN TIP LORRY TOUCHED WIRE.
• ARTICLEGirls Warned Against Purchased Complexions And Slack Behaviour.
• ARTICLECRICKET.
• ARTICLELATE SPORTING.
• ARTICLECOMMERCIAL.
• ARTICLEManuka Refugees Praise Courage Of Woman Passenger
• ARTICLEWAS MANUKA’S COMPASS WRONG?
• ARTICLEMANUKA’S CREW REACH DUNEDIN.
• ARTICLEHEAVY YARDINGS FOR CHRISTMAS SALE OF STOCK.
• ARTICLEFATHER CHRISTMAS GOES VISITING.
• SECTIONBIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS.
  • ARTICLEBIRTH.
  • ARTICLEMARRIAGE.
  • ARTICLEDEATHS.
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• ARTICLEWOMENFOLK
  • ILLUSTRATIONA renovation hint: To bring up to date an old dance frock, try the expedient of making two huge flat “rosettes’’ of r...
• ARTICLEWEDDING.
• ARTICLECHRISTMAS PARTIES.
• ARTICLEOUR BABIES.
• ARTICLEA PICTURESQUE CEREMONY.
  • ILLUSTRATION("Star" photograph.) Dr and Mrs Shand leaving the Nurse’s Chapel at the Hospital after their wedding, the first marri...
• ARTICLETO-DAY’S RECIPE.
• ARTICLEMRS HOOVER'S VIEWS.
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• ARTICLEFashions and Furbelows.
  • ILLUSTRATIONTypical of the evening gowns that rule at the moment is this one in blue and gold lame. The gorgeous material,combine...
• ARTICLEWOMEN IN TENNIS
• ARTICLEWEST CHRISTCHURCH SCHOOL HOLDS ANNUAL PRIZE-GIVING.
• ARTICLEROTARY CLUB MAKES CHRISTMAS APPEAL.
• ARTICLEPantry Evening.
• ARTICLECOUNCIL RECOMMENDS PLANS FOR PROPOSED NEW CITY STREET.
• ARTICLETREASURER GRANTED RETIRING LEAVE.
• ARTICLECANTERBURY COLLEGE BOARD BUYS SITE FOR SCHOOL OF ART.
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• ARTICLECatering For The Small Investors.
• ARTICLERacing and Trotting.
  • ILLUSTRATIONWent north last night and should race well at Auckland after having come along so well lately.
  • ILLUSTRATIONDalmeny. Booked to leave for Tasmania at an early date by W. Kelsey.
  • ILLUSTRATIONLinkman Will leave at the end of the week to race at the Auckland trotting meeting. At present he is looking well aft...
  • ILLUSTRATIONCarmel Responsible for some good track work at Epsom yesterday. He is very well at present.
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• ARTICLE“NEVER LOSE YOUR GRIP ON THE GAME.”
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• ARTICLELAWN TENNIS
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• ARTICLESOLITUDE LTD.
• ARTICLECONSTABLE READY FOR TROUBLE AT COUNCIL MEETING.
• ARTICLEACCIDENT VICTIM DIES IN HOSPITAL.
• ARTICLEPART OF LINWOOD TENNIS COURTS TO BE TAKEN BY COUNCIL.
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• ARTICLEDRAINAGE BOARD DID RECORD AMOUNT OF WORK DURING YEAR.
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• ARTICLEStop Press.
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