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• TITLE_SECTIONMasthead
• ARTICLE“NEXT MOVE RESTS WITH THE BRITISH GOVERNMENT”
• ARTICLEWALL OF WATER DESCENDS RIVER.
• ARTICLEECONOMIC INVASION OF MANCHURIA BEGINS.
• ARTICLENANKING GOVERNMENT BUY A VICTORY.
• ARTICLENO TRUTH IN REPORTS, DECLARES ADMIRALTY.
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• ARTICLEMRS BRUCE CRASHES IN PERSIAN HILLS.
• ARTICLEHOUSE AND SENATE TO MEET ON OCTOBER 30.
• ARTICLEYOUNG PUNJABI REBELS ARE HEAVILY PUNISHED
• ARTICLEKINGSFORD-SMITH AGAIN READY FOR FLIGHT.
• ARTICLEMINISTERS SPEAK OUT.
  • ILLUSTRATIONMr G. W. Forbes
  • ILLUSTRATIONMr R. B. Bennett
  • ILLUSTRATIONMr J. H. Scullin
  • ILLUSTRATIONMr J. H. Thomas
• ARTICLEREVOLUTIONARIES GAINING UPPER HAND IN BRAZIL.
• ARTICLECUBA SEETHING WITH DISCONTENT AND RIOTS.
  • ILLUSTRATIONDr Gerado Machado.
• ARTICLESTATE OFFICIAL TO INVESTIGATE CASE.
• ARTICLEECONOMIC BLIZZARD HAS STRUCK THE WORLD.
• ARTICLEWILL INQUIRE INTO PETROL PROFITS.
• ARTICLEWOMAN SURPRISED MAN IN BEDROOM.
• ARTICLEAIRMEN HELD UP BY RAIN IN TURKEY.
• ARTICLEDRUNKEN MAN VISITS HOSPITAL AT TIMARU.
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• ARTICLEBIG CROWD WAIT FOR R101 VICTIMS.
• ARTICLENELSON SUITABLE FOR FLYING BOAT BASE.
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• ARTICLETHE WEATHER.
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• ARTICLEMAIL NOTICES.
• ARTICLEPRIMO CARNERA GETS FIRST DEFEAT IN U.S.A.
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• ARTICLESHIPPING OVERSEAS AND COASTAL
• ARTICLELEFT PARTS OF DEAD HORSE ON THE ROAD.
• ARTICLEELLESMERE COUNTY COUNCIL HAS MEETING.
• ARTICLETEASERS
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• ARTICLEBRINGING UP FATHER:
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• ARTICLERAILWAY NOTICES.
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• ARTICLECOMMERCIAL.
• ARTICLECYCLISTS NOT TO RIDE IN SYDNEY-MELBOURNE.
• ARTICLESTRAND PICTURES.
• ARTICLE"A SOLUTION OF THE RAILWAYS PROBLEM.”
• ARTICLELATE SHIPPING.
• SECTIONBIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS.
  • ARTICLEBIRTHS
  • ARTICLEDEATHS.
  • ARTICLEIN MEMORIAM.
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• ARTICLEHOUSE DISCUSSES TRANSPORT POLICY
• ARTICLETHE DISTRIBUTION OF PROFITS FROM FRUIT.
• ARTICLETHE THEATRES
• ARTICLEHEARD AT THE GOLF LINKS.
• ARTICLEDEADLOCK OVER AMERICAN FILMS.
• ARTICLE“SOME SYNOD MEMBERS ARE VERY PERVERSE."
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• ARTICLEMR JULL WINS WAIPAWA SEAT FOR UNITED PARTY.
• ARTICLENew Members Of Parliament.
  • ILLUSTRATIONMessrs T. Tomo (Reform) and A. E. Jull (United), winners of the Western Maori and Waipawa seats respectively. The by-...
• ARTICLEMIND WAS BLANK AFTER ACCIDENT.
• ARTICLEOBITUARY.
• ARTICLEINQUIRY WILL NOT BE LIMITED.
• ARTICLEW. H. TAYLOR.
• ARTICLEPROFESSOR HORNELL FAVOURS BUILDING OF ESTUARY PORT.
• ARTICLEFOR THE LYTTELTON-WELLINGTON RUN.
  • ILLUSTRATIONA sketch plan showing the main exterior features of the new turbo-electric steamer which is being built by Vickers-Ar...
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• ARTICLECASE BROUGHT TO SERVE AS WARNING.
• ARTICLEUNION OBJECTS TO MR OWEN’S PROPOSAL.
• ARTICLEPUMPING STILL TO BE DONE BY ELECTRICITY.
• ARTICLECROSSING SMASH SEQUEL IN COURT.
• ARTICLENO BAZAARS NEEDED.
• ARTICLEBLIND MAN BEFORE COURT FOR ASSAULT.
• ARTICLECHINESE WILL HOLD SPORTS TO-MORROW.
• ARTICLESAMOAN ADVICES REPORT ALL QUIET.
• ARTICLEROOM FOR WOMEN’S WORK IN PARISHES.
• ARTICLEPERSONAL.
• ARTICLEJOCKEY EXTRADITED BY SYDNEY POLICE.
• ARTICLESMALL BOY PUT FINGERS TO NOSE.
• ARTICLEUNIONS SUPPORT COMPENSATION BILL.
• ARTICLETHE WISE MAN.
• ARTICLECRICKET.
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• ARTICLECIVIL JUDGMENTS ARE GIVEN BY S.M. TO-DAY.
• ARTICLEFORGIVE, THAT YE MAY BE FORGIVEN.
• ARTICLESPRING GROWTH MAKES GREAT HEADWAY NOW.
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• ARTICLECRICKET TEST FINISH : SPRING BLOSSOMS : A FRIENDLY WHITE HERON.
  • ILLUSTRATIONA GOOD TEAM.—French bulldogs, owned by an Auckland dog fancier. The animals are not as fierce as they look
  • ILLUSTRATIONBLOSSOMS STILL ON THE TREES.—Despite the strong winds of the past few days blossom is still on this tree in Latimer S...
  • ILLUSTRATIONLIKE THOUSANDS OF FLIES.—The closing scene of the fifth cricket test match in England. The players can he seen runnin...
  • ILLUSTRATIONDON’T GET UNDERNEATH.—A huge bell being raised to the carillon on lop of the Rockefeller Church in New York. The hell...
  • ILLUSTRATIONMR R. J. HORBS, manager of the Empire Games team, who returned to Christchurch yesterday.
  • ILLUSTRATIONA BREAK IN THE LINE.—Hokitika passengers bound for Christchurch, removing their luggage from the train to cross a was...
  • ILLUSTRATIONFROST FISH AT SUMNER. Mr S. Chapman with a frost fish which he found on the beach at Sumner.
  • ILLUSTRATIONMAKING FRIENDS WITH THE TOURISTS.—While motorists were touring in South Westland this white heron settled on the moto...
• ARTICLETHE FLOODING OF LAKE ELLESMERE.
• ARTICLEMINER KILLED BY A FALL OF ROCK.
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• ARTICLEINQUEST OPENS ON DEATH OF GIRL.
• ARTICLEFROM THE “STAR” SIXTY YEARS AGO.
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• ARTICLEBOLD STEP TAKEN BY GOVERNMENT.
• ARTICLENOTES FROM PARLIAMENT.
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• ARTICLE“FATTENED THEM PRETTY WELL.”
• ARTICLEYOUTHS ADMITTED TO PROBATION FOR THEFT.
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• ARTICLE“WEE GOLF LINKS” WILL BE OPEN SOON.
• ARTICLEEXTRA AMOUNT FOR DEPARTMENTAL HEAD
• ARTICLEOPERAS MAY BE SEEN AS TALKIES.
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• ARTICLEThe Christchurch Star PUBLISHED BY New Zealand Newspapers Ltd. Gloucester Street and Cathedral Square CHRISTCHURCH NE...
• ARTICLENew Car Features: The Empire Sports.
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• ARTICLEINTERNATIONAL ICE PATROL MAKES NAVIGATION SAFER.
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• ARTICLEThe Land And Sea Strive Perpetually.
• ARTICLEA Woman's View.
• ARTICLEFuel From The Air.
• ARTICLEPeople and Their Doings.
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• ARTICLEThrowing The Game Away.
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• ARTICLEA Local Problem.
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• SECTIONCorrespondence.
  • ARTICLETo Correspondents.
  • ARTICLELake Coleridge Failure.
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• ARTICLESUMMER TIME TO START ON SUNDAY.
• ARTICLEBOARD TO DIRECT RELIEF MEASURES.
• ARTICLEJUDGMENT DELIVERED IN DISPUTE ABOUT FARM
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• ARTICLESYNDICATE WANTS BREWERY LICENSE.
• ARTICLEMOTOR-CAR TOPPIES OVER EVANS PASS.
• ARTICLEMELBOURNE-AUCKLAND SERVICE IS UNLIKELY.
• ARTICLEYOUNG WANGANUI MEN TO SERVE PRISON TERM.
• ARTICLESEAMEN SEEKING TRADE PREFERENCE.
• ARTICLEQUESTIONS OF HIGH POLICY ARE INVOLVED.
• ARTICLEBLAMES TOWNSFOLK FOR WAIPAWA RESULT.
• ARTICLEWOMEN GOLFERS PLAY IN MANAWATU TOURNEY.
• ARTICLELATE NEWS.
• ARTICLELEVEL OF LAKE COLERIDGE RISES FOLLOWING STEADY RAIN
• ARTICLEFATAL ACCIDENT IS INVESTIGATED.
• ARTICLETHE WELLINGTON R.S.A. WANT AN ART UNION.
• ARTICLESPORT AND SPORTSMEN.
• ARTICLELATE SPORTING.
• ARTICLEASSISTANCE FOR FLAX INDUSTRY REQUESTED.
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• ARTICLEWASHOUTS AND SLIPS ON COAST.
• ARTICLEOUTSPOKEN OPINIONS ON EMPIRE TRADE.
• ARTICLEROWERS WANTED STEAK AND CHOPS.
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• ARTICLECITY COUNCIL GETS SUBSIDY OF £1860.
• ARTICLEBY THE WAY.
• ARTICLESALVATION ARMY WILL APPEAL TO-MORROW.
• ARTICLENEWS ON OTHER PAGES.
• ARTICLECLOSING DAY HELD AT SHIRLEY GOLF LINKS.
• SECTIONThe Social Round
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  • ARTICLEPERSONAL ITEMS.
  • ARTICLEENGAGEMENT.
  • ARTICLETO-DAY’S RECIPE.
  • ARTICLESOCIAL GATHERINGS.
  • ARTICLELATE MRS M. R. INGLEY.
  • ARTICLEPAPANUI BRANCH OF PLUNKET SOCIETY MEETS
  • ARTICLETIMARU SOCIAL NOTES.
  • ARTICLEOPENING OF SUMNER CROQUET CLUB HELD.
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  • ARTICLEBRING-AND-BUY.
• ARTICLEOUR BABIES.
• ARTICLEGUILD OF SEAMEN’S INSTITUTE MEETS.
• ARTICLEDEATHS OF TWO SISTERS.
• ARTICLECURLS TO RETURN.
• ARTICLEREMINDERS TO KEEP THE FIGURE SLIM.
• ARTICLETAKE FORTY WINKS FOR BEAUTY’S SAKE.
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• ARTICLEMusic in the Home
• ARTICLEDAME FASHION NOW SETS CAP AT MEN.
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• ARTICLECYCLING ON TRACK AND ROAD
• ARTICLEBONZO THE PUP
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• ARTICLEBALKED THE HURDLES.
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• ARTICLERACING & TROTTING
• ARTICLEMARJORAM IS DUE IN LING MEMORIAL.
• ARTICLEPHAR LAP SETS NEW RECORD.
• ARTICLEOTAKI PROGRAMME.
• ARTICLERIDER SUSPECTED OF USING BATTERY.
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• ARTICLEMANY INCIDENTS ON RACECOURSES.
• ARTICLE"WORKERS WILL FIGHT WAGE REDUCTIONS TO LAST DITCH.”
  • ILLUSTRATIONHon S. G. Smith.
• ARTICLEWORK OF PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE.
• ARTICLEMISTAKEN IDEAS.
• ARTICLEA REFLECTION ON SKILLED WORKERS.
• ARTICLEPATRIOTIC FUND EXECUTIVE MEETS.
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• ARTICLEMOTOR – CYCLING
• ARTICLEBRITISH FOOTBALL.
• ARTICLEPIONEER SPORTS CLUB ARRANGES OPENING RUN.
• ARTICLESCHOOL AND PLAYGROUND.
• ARTICLETECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS.
• ARTICLEGOLF.
• ARTICLEPROMINENT GOLFERS TO PLAY IN N.Z. TOURNEY.
• ARTICLECLAIM FOR DAMAGES ADJOURNED BY COURT.
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• ARTICLESEVENTEEN BURNED TO DEATH IN CINEMA.
• ARTICLETO TRAIN WOMEN FOR CHURCH WORK
• ARTICLEBROKE REGULATIONS FOR SAFETY IN MINES.
• ARTICLEHIGH SCHOOL SPORTS ARE HELD AT AKAROA.
• ARTICLEWRESTLING BODIES TO COMBINE IN AUCKLAND.
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• ARTICLEPOWER PROBLEMS ARE DISCUSSED.
• ARTICLEROAD PAVING IN ASHBURTON COUNTY.
• ARTICLECRASHED WHEN GOING TO 21ST BIRTHDAY PARTY.
• ARTICLESTATEMENT ALLEGED TO HAVE BEEN UNTRUE.
• ARTICLEMEETING OF THE A. AND P. ASSOCIATION.
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• ARTICLETHE VALUE OF CHURCH SCHOOLS.
• ARTICLECHARGE AGAINST FRUIT MERCHANTS.
• ARTICLEFARMER FINED £20 FOR ILL-TREATING A HORSE.
• ARTICLESTOLEN MOTOR-CAR IS FOUND AT ISLINGTON.
• ARTICLEPURSUIT
• ARTICLEPORT NEWS.
• ARTICLESHIP'S FIREMAN IS CHARGED WITH THEFT.
• ARTICLEFIRE AT MASTERTON DESTROYS A HOUSE.
• ARTICLECOMPENSATION TO INJURED WORKERS.
• ARTICLEMEASURES BEFORE THE LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.
• ARTICLEStop Press.
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