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• TITLE_SECTIONMasthead
• ARTICLEREPORTER REFUSES TO TELL SOURCE OF INFORMATION.
• ARTICLEFIRE BREAKS OUT IN THE CAPITOL.
• ARTICLEON OTHER PAGES.
• ARTICLELABOUR WILL NOT HURRY ITS POLICY.
• ARTICLEAMERICAN ATHLETE TO TOUR AUSTRALIA.
• ARTICLESMITH DEFEATS WALTER LINDRUM.
• ARTICLECYCLONE BUFFETS SHIPS IN PACIFIC.
• ARTICLEAFRICAN FARMERS SAIL FOR AUSTRALIA.
• ARTICLESMUTS HOPES U.S. WILL JOIN WORLD COURT.
• ARTICLEPALESTINE COMMISSION RETURNS TO LONDON.
• ARTICLESNAPSHOTS.
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• ARTICLENINE LIVES TAKEN DURING WEEK-END.
• ARTICLETHOUSANDS CHEER PRINCESS MARIE-JOSE.
• ARTICLEWONDERFUL NAVAL WORKSHOP AFLOAT.
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• ARTICLEMODERN EVE TO SEEK FRESH LAURELS THIS YEAR.
• ARTICLEBRITISH EMPIRE’S GREAT EXAMPLE.
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• ARTICLEWILKINS TELLS OF LONG FLIGHT.
• ARTICLEMILLIONAIRE GIVES YEAR'S SALARY TO STAFF.
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• ARTICLESHIPPING OVERSEAS AND COASTAL.
• ARTICLEDesperate Musicians.
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• ARTICLEOLD RIVALS MEET AT BOWLS : THE LIDO TOUCH : DIFFICULTIES OF MOTORING : TENNIS CHAMPION.
  • ILLUSTRATIONOLDEST BOWLING CLUBS IN CANTERBURY MEET.—Members of the Christchurch and Canterbury Bowling Clubs met in a friendly g...
  • ILLUSTRATIONTHE LIDO TOUCH.—Bright pyjamas and floral kimonos are the vogue on Auckland’s beaches. A snap at Milford on Friday.
  • ILLUSTRATIONBROKE RECORD—Miss K. Miller (Wellington), who broke Miss Pauline Hoeft’s 150yds women’s New Zealand record by 1 2-5secs.
  • ILLUSTRATIONSAILORS’ CHRISTMAS PUDDING.—Captain Sir Arthur Clarke, K.B.E., and Lady Ryrie, take a hand in stirring the Christmas ...
  • ILLUSTRATIONFOR THE NAVAL CONFERENCE.—The Conference Room.at St James’s Palace, where it is intended to hold the Five Powers’ Nav...
  • ILLUSTRATIONDIFFICULTIES OF MOTORIN' G.—A snap taken on the West Coast Road, in the Castle Hill district. When motoring on the Co...
  • ILLUSTRATIONTENNIS CHAMPION—Miss M. Gibson, winner of the women’s singles championship of South Canterbury.
• ARTICLELONDON LETTER.
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• ARTICLECOASTGUARDS CHARGED WITH LIQUOR THEFTS.
• ARTICLETO BANISH NEURITIS.
• ARTICLEWIFE OF ATLANTIC FLYER SEEKS DIVORCE.
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• ARTICLEOLD BOYS NOW FIVE POINTS AHEAD OF OLD COLLEGIANS.
  • ILLUSTRATIONF. Woods. (30)
  • ILLUSTRATIONC. Falloon. (21)
  • ILLUSTRATIONJ. Bruges. (39)
  • ILLUSTRATIONT. Kennedy. (51)
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• ARTICLETIMARU NEWS.
• ARTICLEW.E.A. STUDENTS END CAMP AT GERALDINE.
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• ARTICLEASHBURTON NEWS.
• ARTICLEATHLETIC CONFERENCE OPENS HERE ON FRIDAY.
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• ARTICLEBYRD’S PLANE HAS BEEN THROUGH MANY VICISSITUDES.
• ARTICLESWIMMING.
• ARTICLEPRIZES AWARDED AT OKAINS BAY SCHOOL.
• ARTICLEVALOUR.
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• ARTICLERADIO
• ARTICLEA 1YA ARTIST.
  • ILLUSTRATIONMiss Daphne Higham, a talented young violiniste, who has played beore “Mr Mike at the Auckland station.
• ARTICLETENNIS TOURNEY AT TIMARU CONCLUDED.
• ARTICLETHRILLING RACING AT MONICA PARK.
  • ILLUSTRATIONF. Sharman. (Won the sash.)
  • ILLUSTRATIONE. Pyke. (Summer Handicap winner.)
• ARTICLEGUNDERSEN NOW LEADING IN CHESS TOURNAMENT.
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• ARTICLESUCCESS MARKS BEACH SPORTS AT TAKAMATUA.
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• SECTIONTHE THEATRES
  • ARTICLE“THE SHOW DOWN” AT GRAND THEATRE.
  • ARTICLE“BROADWAY” IS FINE DRAMA AT LIBERTY.
  • ARTICLEBRILLIANT COMEDY AT EVERYBODY'S.
  • ARTICLETHRILLING MYSTERY AT CRYSTAL PALACE.
  • ARTICLECIVIC THEATRE SHOWS AN EXCELLENT DRAMA.
  • ARTICLEFINE ATTRACTION AT THE THEATRE ROYAL.
  • ARTICLENEW OPERA HOUSE HAS SUCCESSFUL REVUE.
  • ARTICLEDOUBLE PROGRAMME FOR THEATRE ROYAL.
• ARTICLEA WOMAN'S PHILOSOPHY.
• ARTICLESOLICITORS’ FIDELITY FUND IS NOW IN OPERATION.
• ARTICLESILKWORMS WORK BEST WHEN “DRUNK.”
• ARTICLESTRINGENT PRECAUTIONS TAKEN AGAINST PICTURE FILM FIRES.
• ARTICLEBOWLING.
• ARTICLECHRISTCHURCH CLUB.
• ARTICLEBRINGING UP FATHER
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• ARTICLEThe Christchurch Star. MONDAY, JANUARY 6, 1930. NEW WORDS AND HARD WORDS.
• ARTICLEOPEN OFFICES BUT LITTLE BUSINESS.
• ARTICLEWINDSCREEN OF CAR SPLINTERED BY HARE.
• ARTICLEDANCE HALLS STAYED OPEN TILL MIDNIGHT.
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• SECTIONCORRESPONDENCE.
  • ARTICLECRANMER SQUARE CRICKET
  • ARTICLEHAVE M.P.'S FORESIGHT?
  • ARTICLEMR HOWARD AND SAMOA.
  • ARTICLEELECTRICITY IN THE HOME.
  • ARTICLEJABEZ BALFOUR VISITED NEW ZEALAND IN 1909.
  • ARTICLESIMPLER LANGUAGE.
• ARTICLE12 O’CLOCK SATURDAY A SHOPPING MYSTERY.
• ARTICLEFAIRFIELD FREEZING WORKS RE-OPENED.
• ARTICLEIs Sex Appeal Aid To Success In Business?
• ARTICLEPeople and Their Doings.
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• ARTICLEMAN DRAGGED GUN THROUGH FENCE.
• ARTICLETHE WEATHER
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• ARTICLEMAIL NOTICES.
• ARTICLECOUNTERFEITERS AGAIN IN OPERATION IN CHRISTCHURCH
• ARTICLEHINTS TO BATHERS.
• ARTICLEGOVERNOR-GENERAL LOOKS INTO FUTURE.
• ARTICLECHINAMAN S DEATH DUE TO THROAT TROUBLE.
• ARTICLECAR CAPSIZES NEAR RADLEY STREET BRIDGE
• ARTICLECARDINAL GASPARRI RESIGNS HIS POST.
• ARTICLEDEFINITE EMPIRE TRADE PLAN WANTED.
• ARTICLEDAUDET WILL HOUND DOWN MAGISTRATES
• ARTICLESLIP BLOCKS OTIRA GORGE.
• ARTICLEA WOMAN’S POINT OF VIEW.
• ARTICLESTATIONARY CAR WAS HIT BY ANOTHER
• ARTICLELORD CRAIGAVON VISITS WESTLAND
• ARTICLEMOTOR-CAR CAPSIZES RAIL-CAR IN SOUTHLAND.
• ARTICLEFINED FOR STRIKING THE CHIEF OFFICER.
• ARTICLEGOLF. HAGEN AND DIEGEL UNABLE TO PLAY.
• ARTICLEBY THE WAY.
• ARTICLEOBITUARY‘
• ARTICLEANCIENT SETTLEMENT UNEARTHED AT BADEN,
• ARTICLEGOVERNOR-GENERAL TO MAKE FINAL TOUR
• ARTICLEJAMES AND CHARLES GRAY FACE LENGTHY CHARGE-LIST.
• ARTICLEFROM THE “ STAR ” SIXTY YEARS AGO.
• ARTICLEEMPIRE MINING CONGRESS CALLED.
• ARTICLEPARAGRAPH IN “ STAR ” HAD MAGICAL EFFECT.
• ARTICLEYOUNG MAN FAILED TO SAVE FATHER
• ARTICLEMR W. J. WALTER THANKED FOR LOCAL BODY WORK.
• ARTICLESport And Sportsmen
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• ARTICLEFIRE AT TAUMARUNUI CAUSES MUCH DAMAGE.
• ARTICLETHREE MEN GET GAOL FOR STEALING BEER.
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• ARTICLECANTERBURY PUT ON 234 FOR FIVE WICKETS
  • ILLUSTRATIONPer Press Association. WELLINGTON, January 6. H. Foley, Wellington, replaces J. E. Mills in the New Zealand test team...
• ARTICLEBOWLING.
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• ARTICLE£l60 STOLEN FROM A BANK.
• ARTICLEDEATH OCCURS OF DEAN HARPER.
• ARTICLEPUBLIC ENJOY CHEAPER LAMB.
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• ARTICLEPILOTS START REFRESHER COURSE.
• ARTICLESAMOAN PRESS NEWS CENSORED.
• ARTICLECANTERBURY WATER POLO TEAM SELECTED.
• ARTICLESPORTING.
• ARTICLEPRINCESS MARIE-JOSE ARRIVES IN ROME.
• ARTICLEMOTORISTS JUST ESCAPE DROWNING.
• ARTICLECAR HURTLES DOWN FORTY-FOOT BANK.
• ARTICLEMAGISTRATE’S COURT.
• ARTICLELAWN TENNIS.
• ARTICLEPERSONAL.
• ARTICLEINQUEST HELD ON STUDENT’S DEATH.
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• ARTICLEFRACAS OCCURS AMONG BOWLERS.
• ARTICLEGUNDERSEN WINS CHESS CHAMPIONSHIP.
• SECTIONBIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS.
  • ARTICLEBIRTH.
  • ARTICLEMARRIAGE.
  • ARTICLEDEATHS.
  • ARTICLEFUNERALS.
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• ARTICLEWOMENFOLK
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• ARTICLEWEDDINGS.
  • ILLUSTRATIONMr and Mrs A. A. B. Smith leaving St Mary’s Church, Merivale, after their marriage on Friday afternoon. The bride is ...
• ARTICLETO-DAY’S RECIPE.
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• ARTICLETESTED RECIPES.
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• ARTICLEFashions and Furbelows.
  • ILLUSTRATIONThe foundation of this exquisite little dance dress is soft black satin, but you only catch glimpses of it at the wai...
• ARTICLEWOMAN FOUND DEAD IN SYDENHAM HOUSE.
• ARTICLEMODEL YACHTS RACE ON VICTORIA LAKE.
• ARTICLERUMANIAN WOMEN GAIN VICTORY.
• ARTICLEPERFECTION.
• ARTICLEBEHIND THE SCENES WITH THE CHORUS.
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• ARTICLEBEAUTY AND THE LOOKING-GLASS.
• ARTICLEBONZO THE PUP.
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• ARTICLEGreymouth Trotting Club Stages Good Racing.
• ARTICLERacing and Trotting.
  • ILLUSTRATIONGreat Star Competed at Auckland and ran well. He was not placed first, but paid his way with place-money.
  • ILLUSTRATIONBonnie Belmont. Still showing that he can trot fast. Although somewhat slow in beginning, there is no question about ...
• ARTICLEAUCKLAND MEN BUILD LIGHT STRONG MONOPLANE.
• ARTICLEOBITUARY.
• ARTICLEMYSTERIOUS DISEASE TAKES LIVES OF FIFTY.
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• ARTICLENO MINISTER CAN INTERFERE.
• ARTICLEMACDONALD ATTACKS OPPOSITION LEADERS.
• ARTICLEPORTION OF TRAIN BECOMES UNCOUPLED.
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• ARTICLEThe Star’s Cross-word Puzzle.
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• ARTICLEMUCH INFORMATION GAINED DURING ARCTIC FLIGHTS.
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• ARTICLETHE MONEY SENSE.
• ARTICLEOVERNIGHT CABLES.
• ARTICLEWEST COAST NEWS.
• ARTICLEHEAVY RAIN FALLS ON SUNDAY MORNING.
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• ARTICLERANGIORA NEWS.
• ARTICLECENSORSHIP NOT WANTED IN SAMOA.
• ARTICLEStop Press.
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