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• TITLE_SECTIONMasthead
• ARTICLEAMAZING STORY OF SINKING OF TAHITI IS TOLD.
• ARTICLEMASSEY MEMORIAL TO BE UNVEILED NEXT MONTH
• ARTICLERl0l TO BURN OIL INSTEAD OF PETROL
• ARTICLETEST CRICKET.
• ARTICLESEARCH FOR BODY OF FLYER ABANDONED.
  • ILLUSTRATIONMr Van Lear Black.
• ARTICLETWO GREAT AUSTRALIAN UNIONS AMALGAMATE.
• ARTICLECIVIC RECEPTION FOR BRITISH FOOTBALLERS.
• ARTICLEBRITISH EMPIRE GAMES CONTINUED
• ARTICLEAMERICA CUP TRIALS HELD BY UNITED STATES.
• ARTICLEVICTORIAN WINS KING’S PRIZE IN QUEENSLAND.
• ARTICLEW. T. TILDEN DEFEATS SUTTER AT NEWPORT.
• ARTICLEMAURETANIA MAKES FAST ATLANTIC CROSSING
• ARTICLETEACHERS IN FAVOUR OF EDUCATION REPORT.
• ARTICLELORD STONEHAVEN WILL BE VISITOR TO N.Z.
• ARTICLERAIDING AFRIDIS RETIRE TO HILLS.
• ARTICLEAUSTRALIA WILL PULL THROUGH HER TROUBLE
• ARTICLEBREAKFAST IN LONDON AND DINNER IN AFRICA.
  • ILLUSTRATIONCaptain Barnard.
• ARTICLEGREAT EMPIRE SERVICE TO BE HELD AT ABBEY.
• ARTICLECONFIDENCE MEN FOOL N.Z. VISITOR TO SYDNEY.
• ARTICLEMISS A. CLIFFORD TO FLY TO N.Z.
  • ILLUSTRATIONMiss Aroha Clifford
• ARTICLEMEAT DIET DOES NOT CAUSE CANCER
• ARTICLEINTRUDER SURPRISED IN ST ALBANS HOUSE.
• ARTICLEASSOCIATION ISSUES ADVICE TO MOTORISTS.
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• ARTICLETHE WEATHER.
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• ARTICLEMAIL NOTICES.
• ARTICLETEASERS
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• ARTICLESHIPPING OVERSEAS AND COASTAL
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• SECTIONBIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS.
  • ARTICLEBIRTH.
  • ARTICLEDEATHS.
• ARTICLEFUNERALS.
• ARTICLEIN MEMORIAM.
• ARTICLEELECTORAL COMMITTEE OF MEAT BOARD ELECTED
• ARTICLEINTER-IMPERIAL TRADE AS BANKERS SEE IT.
• ARTICLECOMMERCIAL.
• ARTICLEBEEF VALUES SHOW DECLINE AT SALE.
• ARTICLEBANKING CORPORATION’S AFFAIRS PROGRESSING.
• ARTICLEHOME ECONOMICS ASSOCIATION NOTES.
• ARTICLELODGE MEETINGS.
• ARTICLEFOR HANDS FREQUENTLY WET.
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• ARTICLEFINDING WORK FOR EX-SOLDIERS.
• ARTICLEN.Z. CO-OP. DAIRY CO. HAS HAD GOOD YEAR.
• ARTICLERADIO
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• ARTICLEGIRLS JUMP FROM BURNING BUILDING AT AUCKLAND FIRE.
• ARTICLEREADY TO TAKE SPORTING CHANCE.
• ARTICLEWOMEN DIES AT PIANO ON CONCERT PLATFORM.
• ARTICLECHARGES AGAINST TWO MEN FAIL.
• ARTICLEPORT NEWS.
• ARTICLEALMOST BENEATH NOSE OF POLICE.
• ARTICLEFATAL ACCIDENT OCCURS WHEN MOTOR-CAR SKIDS.
• ARTICLEJAZZ AND THE CLASSICS COMPARED BY EXAMINER
• SECTIONTHE THEATRES
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  • ARTICLEMAJESTIC THEATRE HAS FINE COMEDY PICTURE.
  • ARTICLEBRILLIANT SPECTACLE AT ST JAMES’ THEATRE.
  • ARTICLE‘ LOVE LIES” COMMENCES ON SATURDAY NIGHT.
  • ARTICLECIVIC TALKIES WILL REOPEN NEXT MONDAY.
  • ARTICLETHEATRE ROYAL SHOWS MAGNIFICENT WAR FILM.
  • ARTICLEBILLIE DOVE FEATURED PLAYER AT EVERYBODY'S
  • ARTICLEVAUDEVILLE TRIALS TO ENTERTAIN AT GRAND.
  • ARTICLEVARIED ENTERTAINMENT IS OFFERED AT LIBERTY.
  • ARTICLETREASURE HUNT TO-NIGHT AT WINTER EXHIBITION.
  • ARTICLE"PARAMOUNT ON PARADE" AT NEW REGENT THEATRE
  • ARTICLEREMARKABLE WAR FILM SHOWING AT CRYSTAL
• ARTICLECHARGES OF FALSE PRETENCES ADMITTED.
• ARTICLEBRIGHT TIME FOR DAIRY FARMERS IS PREDICTED.
• ARTICLEST ANDREW S COLLEGE OLD BOYS FOREGATHER.
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• ARTICLECHILD SLAVERY SELDOM OCCURS.
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• ARTICLEFARMER FINED £25 IN TIMARU COURT.
• ARTICLEPAPANUI CYCLING CLUB ARRANGES ROAD RACE.
• ARTICLELAKE COLERIDGE SEVERELY TAXED BY POWER DEMAND
• ARTICLEWANT BETTER SITE FOR ART GALLERY.
• ARTICLEPERSONAL.
• ARTICLEFROM THE “STAR” SIXTY YEARS AGO.
• ARTICLEFIRE CAUSED LOSS, FARMER EXPLAINS.
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• ARTICLEBY THE WAY.
• ARTICLELATE SOCIAL NEWS.
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• ARTICLEBOYS’ HIGH SCHOOL BOXING IN THE OPEN : A MONUMENT IN HONOUR OF AMUNDSEN.
  • ILLUSTRATIONCHRISTCHURCH'S FIRST OPEN-AIR BOXING MEETING.—For the first time in Christchurch a ring was erected in the open at th...
  • ILLUSTRATIONBRADMAN CAUGHT AFTER MAKING HIS RECORD SCORE.—Don Bradman caught at the wickets by Duckworth off a hall from Tale, af...
  • ILLUSTRATIONDETERMINED EXPRESSIONS.—If determined expressions count for anything, these competitors at the International Varsity ...
  • ILLUSTRATIONIN HONOUR OF AMUNDSEN AND HIS COMRADES.—To commemorate the glorious attempt of Amundsen and his companions to bring a...
  • ILLUSTRATIONHOUSES OF PARLIAMENT present unusual appearance.— I he Tank Tower of the House of Lords, London, encased in scaffoldi...
  • ILLUSTRATIONMR W. A. BANKS, who was elected chairman of the Canterbury Education Board at its meeting yesterday.
  • ILLUSTRATIONW. FIELDING, the New Zealand bowler who defeated Reid (Canadian champion) at the Empire games on Tuesday.
• SECTIONAUSTRALIA SHOULD WIN THE ASHES.
  • ARTICLEHAVE ESTABLISHED LEAD OF 290 ON FIRST INNINGS
    • ILLUSTRATIOND. Bradman (Australia’s ray of sunshine). but for a chance at 82 he never
    • ILLUSTRATIONA. Jackson.
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  • ARTICLEPhotographs.
  • ARTICLE“TOO GOOD FOR US” SAYS CHAPMAN.
  • ARTICLETROUBLE AHEAD FOR OFFICIALS.
  • ARTICLE“THE MENACE” HAS SCORED 974 RUNS.
• ARTICLEATHLETICS GOOD FOR BOTH SEXES
• ARTICLEThe Christchurch Star PUBLISHED BY New Zealand Newspapers Ltd. THURSDAY, AUGUST 21, 1930. NOBODY SATISFIED.
• ARTICLEWho Should Pay The Professors?
• ARTICLEStealing A Slam.
• ARTICLEThe Mussolini Of The Vatican.
• ARTICLEWHAT WILL HAPPEN WHEN WORLD IS GLIDER-MINDED.
• ARTICLEGreat Glaciers In Those Days.
• ARTICLEBoxing For Boys.
• ARTICLEPeople and Their Doings.
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• SECTIONCorrespondence.
  • ARTICLEUntitled
  • ARTICLEOrgan Recitals.
  • ARTICLEArt Gallery Site.
  • ARTICLEWhy Music Week?
  • ARTICLETote Or Bookie.
  • ARTICLEBoys And Music.
  • ARTICLEMusic As Emotional Outlet.
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• ARTICLEBATTING GLOVE FELL FROM JACK HOBBS’S LISTLESS HAND
• ARTICLEFRUIT AND VEGETABLE MARKETING DISCUSSED.
• ARTICLEUNFAIR RULES OF CONTRACT ALLEGED.
• ARTICLEINQUEST ON DEATH OF P. C. MOOAR CONTINUED
• ARTICLEBIG BUILDING WORKS IN HAND.
• ARTICLEOBITUARY.
• ARTICLECORONER INVESTIGATES DEATH AT BRIGHTON.
• ARTICLESALESMAN DENIES CHARGES OF THEFT
• ARTICLEENGLAND WINS BOWLS TITLE AT EMPIRE GAMES
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• ARTICLEAUCKLAND HAS NOT ASKED FOR MORE
• ARTICLELATE NEWS.
• ARTICLEFINED FOR BREACH OF BAKERS’ AWARD.
• ARTICLECIVIL CASES COME BEFORE MAGISTRATE.
• ARTICLESPORTING.
• ARTICLESUSPENSION OF COMPULSORY MILITARISM IS OPPOSED.
• ARTICLECHARITABLE AID FOR THE NEEDY.
• ARTICLESPORT AND SPORTSMEN.
• ARTICLELATE SHIPPING.
• ARTICLEMEWS ON OTHER PAGES
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• SECTIONThe Social Round
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  • ARTICLEPERSONAL ITEMS.
  • ARTICLEENGAGEMENTS.
  • ARTICLEPAN-PACIFIC WOMEN'S CONFERENCE IN HAWAII.
  • ARTICLECHARACTER DANCE GIVEN BY NAVY LEAGUE.
  • ARTICLEWEDDING.
  • ARTICLEPLUNKET SOCIETY FINANCE.
  • ARTICLELIFE IN MESOPOTAMIA.
  • ARTICLECANTERBURY RED CROSS SOCIETY MEET.
  • ARTICLESOUTH CANTERBURY NOTES.
  • ARTICLENEWS AND NOTES.
  • ARTICLECHAIRMANSHIP.
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• ARTICLETHE MODERN ORGAN HAS HUMBLE ORIGIN
• ARTICLEAN OPPORTUNITY TO HELP IN DEALING WITH UNEMPLOYMENT.
  • ILLUSTRATIONHon S. G. Smith.
• ARTICLEMusic in the home
• ARTICLE“YOU CAN BANK ON ADVERTISED GOODS."
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• ARTICLENEW GOVERNMENT PROPOSAL FOR TAXATION OF RACING
• SECTIONRACING & TROTTING
  • ARTICLERACING FIXTURES.
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    • ILLUSTRATIONToxeuma.
    • ILLUSTRATIONHistoric.
  • ARTICLESARGON MAKES AMENDS IN AUSTRALIAN EVENT.
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• ARTICLEMOTOR – CYCLING
• ARTICLECYCLING
• ARTICLESCHOOL AND PLAYGROUND.
• ARTICLEBRINGING UP FATHER:
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• ARTICLEARREST ON CHARGE OF WIFE DESERTION.
• ARTICLEGOLF.
• ARTICLEUNFAIR PREFERENCE FOR CANADIAN GOODS.
• ARTICLENOT A MOTORIST.
• ARTICLEROYAL ARCADE AT DUNEDIN TO CLOSE.
• ARTICLEBONZO THE PUP.
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• ARTICLEBANK WITHDRAWAL SLIP WAS FORGED.
• ARTICLEAPPOINTMENTS MADE TO BOARD OF HEALTH.
• ARTICLEHEART FAILURE CAUSED MAN'S DEATH IN STREET.
• ARTICLEHOCKEY.
• ARTICLEPLEADS GUILTY TO FIVE CHARGES.
• ARTICLE“LIGHT SHINES IN ONE WAY ONLY.”
• ARTICLEFOOTBALL.
• ARTICLEDECISION RESERVED IN ASSESSMENT APPEAL.
• ARTICLEWELLINGTON MAY HAVE A NEW FLYING GROUND.
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• ARTICLECARRIER CURRENT IN ’PHONE SYSTEM.
• ARTICLEMUSICIAN SPEARS WELL OF MUNICIPAL ORGAN.
• ARTICLEPUPILS WORK BEFORE ATTENDING SCHOOL.
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• ARTICLEThe Star Cross-word Puzzle.
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• ARTICLEPATIENTS ENJOY SUNDAY SINGING.
• ARTICLEASHBURTON NEWS.
• ARTICLEBASKETBALL.
• ARTICLEBOROUGHS PLAY SNOOKER AND BILLIARDS MATCHES.
• ARTICLECRICKET.
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• ARTICLEPURSUIT
• ARTICLEGUILTY OF PASSING COUNTERFEIT COINS.
• ARTICLECOLLECTOR SPEEDED TO CATCH FIRM’S DEBTOR.
• ARTICLEStop Press.
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