Contents of this issue
Contents
- TITLE_SECTIONMasthead
- ARTICLEMANAGER OF PAISLEY CINEMA ARRESTED FOR HOMICIDE.
- ARTICLEWILL MAN TRAINS WITH FREE LABOUR.
- ARTICLENO COAL TRUCKED AWAY FROM ROTHBURY.
- ARTICLEDEMENTED MOTHER MURDERS CHILD.
- ARTICLEDELEGATES GATHER AGAIN AT THE HAGUE
- ARTICLE“COOLGARDIE” SMITH IS DEAD.
- ARTICLEGEOLOGICAL PARTY RETURNING TO BASE.
- ARTICLEWOMAN’S SKELETON FOUND AFTER YEAR.
- ARTICLEKING’S SPEECH TO BE HEARD BY RADIO.
- ARTICLEPELTZER TO RUN ONE RACE IN N.Z.
- ARTICLETURKEY CHANGES TO LIME LEAF TEA.
- ARTICLECHAMBERMAID BECOMES MISTRESS OF FORTUNE.
- ARTICLEJAPANESE DELEGATE HAS INFORMAL TALKS.
- ARTICLERUNNING WATER. THE WORLD AT ITS WORST.
- ARTICLEWILKINS ADDS 300 MILES OF COASTLINE TO THE MAPS.
- ARTICLERUSSIAN PROPAGANDA BEGUN IN BRITAIN.
- ARTICLEN.S.W. TESTATORS LEAVE £26,089,382 IN ESTATES.
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- ARTICLEU.S. AEROPLANE WINS PRIZE FOR SAFETY.
- ARTICLEWOMEN TEACHERS HIGHLY INDIGNANT.
- ARTICLEON OTHER PAGES.
- GROUPING_NODEPage 1 Advertisements
- ARTICLESHIPPING OVERSEAS COASTAL.
- ARTICLEEUROPE ALMOST RECOVERED FROM THE EFFECTS OF WAR.
- ARTICLEBONZO THE PUP.
- ARTICLEOBITUARY.
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- ARTICLESOD HOUSE BEING DEMOLISHED : ROTHBURY MINE : ON THE LAWN AT ELLERSLIE : NEW YEAR HONOURS
- ILLUSTRATIONBEING DEMOLISHED.—The old sod house, situated on the banks of the Heathcote, near the Ferry Road bridge, is at last b...
- ILLUSTRATIONM.P.’s DISAPPOINTED.—Members of the British Parliament waiting at Cardington, Bedford, for their promised trip in the...
- ILLUSTRATIONA NEW PHOTOGRAPH of his Royal Highness Prince George, the youngest living son of the King and Queen.
- ILLUSTRATIONWORLDS MOST EXPENSIVE SHOES—(left to right): (1) The latest in black and white check boots; (2) A six-inch high-heele...
- ILLUSTRATIONTHE ROTHBURY MINE.—The Rothbury mine smoke stack indicates the preparations made for the commencement of work by free...
- ILLUSTRATIONMR ROBERT PARKER, organist of Wellington, who appears in the New Year Honours. He has been awarded the C.M.G.
- ILLUSTRATIONAUCKLAND’S POPULAR COURSE.—A snap of the lawn at Ellerslie, taken at the beginning of the week, when Auckland was thr...
- ILLUSTRATIONTENNIS UNDER DIFFICULTIES.—Slippery courts made conditions difficult for the Auckland tennis championships on Saturda...
- ILLUSTRATIONLIGHT FOR HIM.—The lifting of this young lady, Miss Betty Sidden, the film actress, was no effort for the giant Camer...
- ILLUSTRATIONTHE TOWER BRIDGE.—A photograph of the great Tower Bridge, London, with the drawbridge up.
- ARTICLEOtago Escape Innings Defeat By Five Runs; Woolley Deadly.
- ARTICLEBOWLING NOTES FROM THE GREENS.
- ARTICLE“GILLIGAN’S MEN DO NOT PRETEND TO BE TEST SIDE.”
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- ARTICLESport And Sportsmen
- ARTICLEMOTOR – CYCLING
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- ARTICLETIMARU NEWS.
- ARTICLEKAIKOURA NEWS.
- ARTICLESUICIDE VERDICT AT DANNEVIRKE INQUEST.
- ARTICLELATE FATHER O’HARE WAS BELOVED PRIEST.
- ARTICLEW.E.A. STUDENTS HAVE DAY AT GERALDINE.
- ARTICLETIMARU CALEDONIAN SPORTS PROVIDE EXCITING CONTESTS.
- ARTICLENEW ZEALAND WARSHIPS NOT GOING TO SAMOA.
- ARTICLELAWN TENNIS.
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- ARTICLERADIO
- ARTICLEHEARD THROUGH 3YA.
- ARTICLEThe Star’s Cross-word Puzzle.
- ARTICLEDISTRESS SIGNAL FLOWN BY DISABLED LAUNCH.
- ARTICLEUntitled
- ARTICLEAUCTION BRIDGE.
- ARTICLERESOLUTION BY UNDERSTANDING HUSBANDS.
- ARTICLEPORT NEWS.
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- GROUPING_NODEPage 6 Advertisements
- ARTICLETHE THEATRES
- ARTICLEWEST COAST NEWS.
- ARTICLEUntitled
- ARTICLEBOXING
- ARTICLEBRINGING UP FATHER
- GROUPING_NODEPage 7 Advertisements
- ARTICLEThe Christchurch Star. FRIDAY, JANUARY 3, 1930. DO CHILDREN BRING DISCORD?
- SECTIONCORRESPONDENCE.
- ARTICLETRAINS COPE WITH HOLIDAY CROWDS.
- ARTICLEBEACH PATROLS HARD TO GET.
- ARTICLELORD CRAIGAVON VISITS WELLINGTON.
- ARTICLEEurope In Grave Danger Of Over-Population Now.
- ARTICLEPERSONAL
- ARTICLEPeople and Their Doings.
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- ARTICLEMAN REFUSES TO DISCLOSE NAME.
- ARTICLETHE WEATHER.
- ARTICLEMAIL NOTICES.
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- ARTICLEEVILDOERS FEARED BLACK TRACKERS.
- ARTICLEUntitled
- ARTICLE“IS ANYTHING BUT A SUCCESS.”
- ARTICLEHOLIDAY HINTS.
- ARTICLEWASHHOUSE DAMAGED BY FIRE THIS MORNING.
- ARTICLETOOK FAINTING TURN AND FELL OFF LEDGE.
- ARTICLETRAMWAY RECEIPTS DO NOT FALL BACK.
- ARTICLEGANDHI’S STAND IS DEPRECATED.
- ARTICLE“WOMEN EMULATE OLIVER CROMWELL.”
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- ARTICLEA WOMAN’S POINT OF VIEW.
- ARTICLEMIDDLETON YARDS BEING ALTERED.
- ARTICLEENTERING NEW DECADE SAYS MR MACDONALD.
- ARTICLECYCLIST SWERVED IN FRONT OF CAR.
- ARTICLEDISMISSED OFFICIALS INTERVIEW MINISTERS.
- ARTICLENOMINATIONS FOR WAIMAK. TRUST.
- ARTICLEPUBLICITY OFFICE DOING GOOD WORK.
- ARTICLEMISS MACDONALD WILL NOT CRITICISE.
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- ARTICLENUMEROUS MOTOR SMASHES OCCUR.
- ARTICLEFROM THE “STAR” SIXTY YEARS AGO.
- ARTICLEGIRL SELLS “MIRACLES” AT DOLLAR A BOTTLE.
- ARTICLEBY THE WAY.
- ARTICLE“OLD WOMEN AND CODDLING SAINTS.”
- ARTICLEANGLO-AMERICAN TREATY IS SIGNED.
- ARTICLEEMPIRE EXHIBITION OF ART ORGANISED.
- ARTICLE“SYNCOPATED” ROWING IS TOO MECHANICAL.
- ARTICLERUMANIAN ACTRESS MYSTERIOUSLY SHOT.
- ARTICLEOVERSEAS TRADE MAKES MR THOMAS UNEASY.
- ARTICLENAHAS PASHA FORMS MINISTRY FOR EGYPT.
- ARTICLEIS RHEUMATISM CRIPPLING YOU.
- ARTICLEFLOODS AND WRECKS CAUSED BY STORM.
- ARTICLEMAGISTRATE’S COURT.
- ARTICLETHE KING ATTENDS THEATRE PERFORMANCE.
- ARTICLEA SWEET THAT REQUIRES NO COOKING.
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- ARTICLETRIBUTE PAID TO DAME M. FAWCETT.
- ARTICLEGENERAL SMUTS VISITING CANADA.
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- ARTICLECOMMERCIAL.
- ARTICLECIRCUS ANIMALS GO TO WELLINGTON.
- ARTICLEASHLEY RIVER TRUST MEMBERS ARE ELECTED.
- ARTICLEIS FISHING A SPORTING HOBBY?
- ARTICLETO-DAY WAS HOTTEST DAY THIS SUMMER.
- ARTICLEGENERAL SMUTS SEES HOPE FOR THE WORLD.
- ARTICLEWOLF CUBS’ CAMP ENDED YESTERDAY.
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- ARTICLEPROBLEM OF TUBERCULOSIS.
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- ARTICLEOPENING BATSMEN DISMISSED CHEAPLY.
- ARTICLENAPIER WIDOW DIES SUDDENLY IN BATH.
- ARTICLECORONER ASCRIBES DEATH TO SEIZURE.
- ARTICLERESTRICTIONS REMAIN ON IMMIGRATION.
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- ARTICLETROTTERS STRAY FROM PADDOCK.
- ARTICLECRICKET TEST STARTS SOON.
- ARTICLESIR JOSEPH WARD RECEIVES GREETINGS.
- ARTICLEMAN FOUND DROWNED IS NOW IDENTIFIED.
- ARTICLEBRITISH FOOTBALL.
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- ARTICLEMENTAL HYGIENE TO BE STUDIED.
- ARTICLEROTHBURY WAS CALM FOLLOWING RIOTS.
- ARTICLEUntitled
- ARTICLESporting.
- ARTICLESERIOUS PANIC WAS AVOIDED.
- ARTICLEPRINCE’S HUNTING TOUR TO CONTINUE.
- ARTICLECONVENTION MEETS AT NEW BRIGHTON.
- ARTICLECHESS.
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- ARTICLELAWN TENNIS.
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- SECTIONBIRTHS, DEATHS, MARRIAGES.
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- ARTICLEWOMENFOLK
- ARTICLEUntitled
- ARTICLEWEDDINGS.
- ARTICLEOUR BABIES.
- ARTICLETHE LETTER OF ELIZABETH ANNE.
- ARTICLETO-DAY’S RECIPE.
- ARTICLEUntitled
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- ARTICLEFashions and Furbelows.
- ARTICLEDANCE IS LIFE.
- ARTICLEARM BROKEN, WHEN ENGINE BACK-FIRES.
- ARTICLETHE GARDEN
- ARTICLEMRS PALMER WINS CROQUET CONTEST
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- ARTICLEAddington Trots Provide Some Great Sport.
- ARTICLERacing and Trotting.
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- ARTICLEAUCKLAND MAN IS STILL MISSING.
- ARTICLERELIEF WAGES PAID ON EVE OF HOLIDAY.
- ARTICLEBookstall and Study.
- ARTICLETIME, THE GIPSY MAN.
- ARTICLEHUNTING JOY.
- ARTICLESEVERNE NOW LEADS BY SMALL MARGIN.
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- ARTICLETHE MONEY SENSE.
- ARTICLEHOPES SOON TO TRAVEL DOMINION.
- ARTICLEUntitled
- ARTICLEY.M.C.A. PARTY TOURS SOUTH ISLAND BY BUS.
- ARTICLEUntitled
- ARTICLE“BUY N.Z. GOODS” IS NEW YEAR MESSAGE.
- ARTICLEUntitled
- ARTICLEStop Press.
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