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• TITLE_SECTIONMasthead
• ARTICLETHREE AIRMEN KILLED WHEN PLANE FALLS INTO HARBOUR.
• ARTICLECYCLONE RAGES OVER QUEENSLAND.
• ARTICLEENGLISH CRICKETERS ARRIVE TO-NIGHT.
• ARTICLE“TOUR DE FRANCE” LECTURE ARRANGED.
• ARTICLERUSSIA REFORMS THE CALENDAR.
• ARTICLEROME WELCOMES BELGIAN PRINCESS.
• ARTICLECHINA ENCOURAGED BY POWERS' ATTITUDE.
• ARTICLESNAPSHOTS OF A CERTAIN KIND OF BRIDGE PLAYER LEADING.
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• ARTICLEDUKE OF YORK VISITING ROME.
• ARTICLEA WOMAN’S POINT OF VIEW.
• ARTICLEWOMAN DECOY SENT TO GAOL.
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• ARTICLEBOMB ATTACKS ON ITALIAN LEAGUE DELEGATES PLANNED.
• ARTICLEMORE SPEEDY’PLANES FOR THE AIR FORCE.
• ARTICLECONFERENCE OPENS AT THE HAGUE.
• ARTICLEFIRE DESTROYS STORE AT BUNNYTHORPE.
• ARTICLELORD ROTHERMERE ATTACKS MR BALDWIN.
• ARTICLEMANY GERMAN SUICIDES OWING TO DISTRESS.
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• ARTICLEEGG-LAYING.
• ARTICLESHIPPING OVERSEAS AND COASTAL.
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• ARTICLETHE WORLD'S LARGEST DOCKS : PREPARING FOR THE TEST : SUMMIT ROAD : BANK OF ENGLAND
  • ILLUSTRATIONLARGEST DOCKS IN THE WORLD.—A photograph of the Liverpool Docks, the largest docks in the world.
  • ILLUSTRATIONSTILL A CHAMPION.— Phil O’Shea, who beat Hubert Opperman in the match race last night.
  • ILLUSTRATIONGEORGE BERNARD SHAW, the playwright and critic, with the famous picture producer, REX INGRAM, snapped at Ingram’s stu...
  • ILLUSTRATIONCANTERBURY’S BEST.— C. Angas, well-known to tennis enthusiasts, who won the North Island Men’s Lawn Tennis Championship.
  • ILLUSTRATIONLONDON’S EVER-CHANGING SKYLINE.—The massive surrounding buildings. New upper floors only are being built on to this b...
  • ILLUSTRATIONIN PREPARATION FOR THE TEST.—The groundsman at Lancaster Park is at present being kept very busy getting the wicket r...
  • ILLUSTRATIONINVESTIGATING TIMBER TRADE.—Members of the British Columbia Lumbermen’s Commission to tour Australia and New Zealand,...
  • ILLUSTRATIONWORK PROGRESSING.—Work on the Summit Road is progressing steadily. The picture above shows the road in the vicinity o...
• ARTICLESECOND WOOL SALE OF SEASON HELD LAST NIGHT.
• ARTICLEQUEEN IS EVICTED FROM HER PALACE.
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• ARTICLEBONZO THE PUP
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• ARTICLEMANY KARAMEA FARMS ARE INUNDATED BY HEAVY FLOOD .
• ARTICLENOT SATISFIED WITH VISITING SWIMMERS.
• ARTICLEBODY OF J. L. DAVIES FOUND IN HARBOUR.
• ARTICLESALVATIONISTS GIVE FAREWELL TO OFFICERS.
• ARTICLETENDERS LET FOR BIG ROADING PLAN.
• ARTICLEMOTOR-CYCLIST HURT IN SMASH WITH CAR.
• ARTICLEPIONEER SPORTS CLUB EXECUTIVE MEETS.
• ARTICLECHESS.
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• ARTICLEPHIL O’SHEA BEATS HUBERT OPPERMAN FOR SECOND TIME.
  • ILLUSTRATIONHubert Opperman.
• ARTICLEDRAUGHTS.
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• ARTICLECricket.
  • ILLUSTRATIONF. Woolley.
  • ILLUSTRATIONG. E. Legge. (In form with the ball.)
• ARTICLEBUILDERS ACTIVE IN ASHBURTON.
• ARTICLEHEALTH OFFICER. VISITS TIMARU.
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• ARTICLENEWS FROM KAIKOURA AND THE DISTRICT.
• ARTICLEFUTURE KING OF THE BELGIANS.
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• SECTIONRADIO
• ARTICLENOTES AND NEWS.
• ARTICLEWILL APPEAR AT 2FC, SYDNEY, TO-NIGHT.
  • ILLUSTRATIONMr Sydney Francis Hoben, of Christchurch, at present on a visit to Sydney, is scheduled to deliver a lecture recital ...
• ARTICLEWIRELESS FOR BEGINNERS.
• ARTICLEOVERNIGHT CABLES.
• ARTICLEPOISONING WAS CAUSE OF STUDENT'S DEATH.
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• ARTICLEON THE WATER
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• ARTICLETHE THEATRES
• ARTICLESAIL AND POWER
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• ARTICLEANGAS BEATS MALFROY IN NORTH ISLAND CHAMPIONSHIP.
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• ARTICLEDEATH OCCURS OF YOUTH AT SUMNER.
• ARTICLEN.S.W. WELCOMES PELTZER AND LEO LEARMOND
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• ARTICLEU.S. BOXING PROMOTER GIVEN PERMIT.
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• ARTICLEBRINGING UP FATHER
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• ARTICLEThe Christchurch Star. TUESDAY, JANUARY 7, 1930. BOWLING AND BRAWLING.
• ARTICLEDIRT-TRACK RIDERS FORM ASSOCIATION.
• ARTICLELEAGUE FOOTBALL.
• ARTICLETABLE OF BILLIARDS SCORES COMPILED
• SECTIONCORRESPONDENCE.
  • ARTICLETO CORRESPONDENTS.
  • ARTICLEUNTIDY BEAUTY SPOTS.
  • ARTICLEWOMEN IN MAN’S DOMAIN.
  • ARTICLETHE ONE BLEMISH.
  • ARTICLEMR E. J. HOWARD’S VIEWS ON TUNNEL RD. QUESTION.
• ARTICLEPERSONAL.
• ARTICLEARE OUR DREAMS REALLY FRAGMENTS OF THE FUTURE?
• ARTICLECHURCH DISPUTE IS AMICABLY SETTLED.
• ARTICLEPeople and Their Doings.
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• ARTICLEMAN ROUSED FROM SLEEP WHEN HAIR WAS SINGED.
• ARTICLETHE WEATHER.
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• ARTICLEMAIL NOTICES.
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• ARTICLEP. AND T. OFFICIALS WANT CASE RE-OPENED.
• ARTICLEFARMERS INSPECT EXPERIMENTAL WORK.
• ARTICLESCRAP IRON SENT FROM NEW ZEALAND.
• ARTICLEMAORIS GO FARMING ON GROUP SYSTEM.
• ARTICLEPARK SUPERINTENDENTS HOLD CONFERENCE.
• ARTICLEHINTS TO BATHERS.
• ARTICLETWO KILLED IN ’PLANE CRASH.
• ARTICLECHRISTCHURCH MAN DROWNED AT PATEA.
• ARTICLEFROM THE “STAR” SIXTY YEARS AGO.
• ARTICLEGRAY BROTHERS REMANDED ON CHARGE OF BURGLARY.
• ARTICLEARRESTED ON SERIOUS CHARGES.
  • ILLUSTRATIONCharles Robert Gray (left), and James Wilfred Gray (right) photographed in the dock at the Magistrate’s Court this mo...
• ARTICLEROBERT COCKBURN ADMITS CHARGES OF SAFE-BLOWING.
• ARTICLEBY THE WAY.
• ARTICLEMACDONALD ENGAGED ON CONFERENCE WORK.
• ARTICLEAERO CLUB WILL HOLD BIG PAGEANT.
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• ARTICLETIMARU TENNIS TOURNEY WAS BADLY MANAGED.
• ARTICLEMAGISTRATE’S COURT.
• ARTICLELITTLE “ECONOMY” HINTS.
• ARTICLESPORT AND SPORTSMEN.
• ARTICLETRAMS ON WRONG SIDE OF COLOMBO STREET.
• ARTICLEPROGRESS IS MADE ON ARAPUNI WORK.
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• ARTICLE’QUAKE-TORN KARAMEA IS LAMENTABLE PICTURE.
• ARTICLERIFLE AND RANGE
• ARTICLECONE OF MT. BLANC IS 29 MILES LONG.
• ARTICLEBOWLING.
• ARTICLEKEEN DEMAND FOR FINE WOOLS.
• ARTICLERESIGNATIONS DEMANDED OF BOWLING CLUB MEMBERS.
• ARTICLEHOME-MADE ICE CREAM FOR THE PARTY.
• ARTICLEWOOL SALE IS LIKE NOISY DOG FIGHT.
• ARTICLEASHBURTON NEWS.
• ARTICLELATE PERSONALS.
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• ARTICLEAUCKLAND OVERTAKES CANTERBURY SCORE
  • ILLUSTRATIONR. Rountree. (Caught two and stumped two.)
  • ILLUSTRATIONJ. L. Powell. (53 not out.)
  • ILLUSTRATIONP. Allen. (59.)
• ARTICLEMONICA PARK TRUSTEES RESIGN.
• ARTICLESITUATION REMAINS QUIET IN SAMOA.
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• ARTICLESPORTING.
• ARTICLESYDNEY STOWAWAYS BEHAVED VERY WELL.
• ARTICLESTRONG SUNSHINE PREVAILED TO-DAY.
• ARTICLE“N.Z. NEWSPAPERS EQUAL TO ANY IN THE WORLD.”
  • ILLUSTRATIONThe old Grad visualises it.
• ARTICLEMANUKA WRECK INQUIRY COMMENCED AT DUNEDIN.
• ARTICLELATE COMMERCIAL.
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• ARTICLEQUEENSLAND MAY HAVE COTTON MILL.
• ARTICLEMISSING LAUNCH FOUND AT SAMOA.
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• SECTIONBIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS.
  • ARTICLEBIRTHS.
  • ARTICLEMARRIAGE.
  • ARTICLEDEATHS.
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• ARTICLEWOMENFOLK
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• ARTICLEOBITUARY.
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• ARTICLEWEDDINGS.
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• ARTICLEHOUSEHOLD HINTS.
  • ILLUSTRATIONThis most practical “all-occasion” coat-frock is developed in reddishbrown loosely woven woollen fabric. Double-breas...
• ARTICLETO-DAY’S RECIPE.
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• ARTICLEFashions and Furbelows.
  • ILLUSTRATIONNavy-blue crepe is a good material in which to express a practical morning frock like the one sketched. It has silver...
• ARTICLEOLD GERMAN BELL IS HUNG AGAIN IN CHURCH.
• ARTICLEMISS EVANGELINE BOOTH HAS DECIDED OPINIONS.
• ARTICLEINGENIOUS WATCH TELLS TIME, DATE AND MONTH.
• ARTICLEPRINCE WAS UNABLE TO ESCAPE BODYGUARD.
• ARTICLEMANY MISTAKES IN BIRTH REGISTRATIONS.
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• ARTICLEEMIL JANNINGS NOW RETURNS TO STAGE.
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• ARTICLEGreymouth Trotting Club Has Good Meeting.
• ARTICLERacing and Trotting.
  • ILLUSTRATIONTcheka. A disappointment during the holiday racing. He looks exceptionally well but fails to race up to expectations.
  • ILLUSTRATIONBlack Duke. (An Otago horse, who failed during the holidays).
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• ARTICLEAN INTERESTING TRAVELLER.
• ARTICLECOVERING BISCUIT TINS.
• ARTICLEThe Star’s Cross-word Puzzle.
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• ARTICLETHE MONEY SENSE.
• ARTICLE“MUSIC HAS GREAT PRACTICAL VALUE.”
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• ARTICLEITEMS OF NEWS FROM WEST COAST.
• ARTICLEBUSINESS MEN APPROVE NEW YEAR SLOGAN.
• ARTICLEWOULD RETAIN OLD SUBDIVISION BY-LAW.
• ARTICLEStop Press.
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