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- TITLE_SECTIONMasthead
- ARTICLEFLYING PULLMAN PROVES SUCCESS.
- ARTICLEKING APPOINTS NEW PRIVY COUNCILLORS
- ARTICLEFRANCE ENJOYING ECONOMIC STABILITY.
- ARTICLETOO MANY PRISONERS AND NOT ENOUGH GAOLS.
- ARTICLECYCLING MARATHON UNDER WAY IN N.S.W.
- ARTICLERESUSCITATION OUTFIT HAS NOT ARRIVED YET.
- ARTICLEHITLER PLANS END OF FRENCH NATION.
- ARTICLEBANK MANAGER SHOT BY BURGLARS.
- ARTICLELOW PRICE FOR NEW SEASON’S WHEAT IN N.S.W.
- ARTICLEWILL PAY BONUS ON GOLD PRODUCTION.
- ARTICLEENGLAND DEFEATS IRELAND' AT SOCCER.
- ARTICLEARMISTICE DAY TO BE OBSERVED AS USUAL.
- ARTICLEPROFESSOR EINSTEIN TO ATTEND DINNER.
- ARTICLEBRAZILIAN REBELS REPORT CAPTURE.
- ARTICLENEW MILITARY AWARDS ESTABLISHED BY KING.
- ARTICLEMRS VICTOR BRUCE OUT OF DESERT.
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- ARTICLEPROPOSAL FOR ESTUARY PORT.
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- ARTICLELABOUR OPPOSED TO KNIGHTHOODS.
- ARTICLEKINGSFORD-SMITH FLEW OVER Rl0l WRECKAGE.
- ARTICLEHOUSE AT ASHBURTON DAMAGED BY FIRE.
- ARTICLEECONOMY SESSION TO BE HELD SOON.
- ARTICLEBROKE INTO SHOP IN HIGH STREET.
- ARTICLEMAN DIED WHILE CONSULTING DOCTOR
- ARTICLEGOVERNOR-GENERAL IS ON VISIT TO HASTINGS.
- ARTICLEMAN SENTENCED TO SEVEN DAYS IN GAOL.
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- ARTICLETHE WEATHER.
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- ARTICLEMAIL NOTICES.
- ARTICLESHIPPING
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- ARTICLETRADING METHODS NOT SATISFACTORY.
- ARTICLEROYAL COMMISSIONS SEND IN THEIR BILLS.
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- SECTIONBIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS.
- ARTICLEBIRTH.
- ARTICLEMARRIAGES.
- ARTICLEDEATHS.
- ARTICLEFUNERALS.
- ARTICLEMEASURE OF AID FOR RETURNED SOLDIERS.
- ARTICLEBRINGING UP FATHER:
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- ARTICLEFREE AMBULANCE APPEAL APPROVED
- ARTICLECOMMERCIAL.
- ARTICLENOT TO WITHHOLD DRAINAGE RATES.
- ARTICLEBOWLING.
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- ARTICLEAPPROPRIATIONS SHOULD BECOME ANNUAL VOTES.
- ARTICLERADIO
- SECTIONTHE THEATRES
- ARTICLETALKING PICTURED.
- ARTICLEJOHN MCCORMACK SINGS IN "SONG O' MY HEART.”
- ARTICLETHEATRE ROYAL SHOWS CHANEY’S ONLY TALKIE.
- ARTICLEGRAND THEATRE SHOWS VERY GOOD PROGRAMME
- ARTICLEALL-COLOUR PICTURE PRESENTED BY REGENT.
- ARTICLELIBERTY THEATRE HAS DOUBLE FEATURE BILL.
- ARTICLEEVERYBODY’S THEATRE SCREENS FINE DRAMA.
- ARTICLEMAJESTIC THEATRE HAS EXCITING.MYSTERY PLAY
- ARTICLEBRIGHT COMEDY SEEN AT ST JAMES’ THEATRE.
- ARTICLEY.M.C.A. AFFAIRS ARE REVIEWED BY BOARD.
- ARTICLERICCARTON TRAMWAY SERVICE’ CRITICISED.
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- ARTICLEREMEMBERING TRAFALGAR DAY : THE FIRST AMERICA CUP RACE.
- ILLUSTRATIONTHE SASON’S BIGGEST.—A fifteen pound trout caught by Mr J. Bills in the Selwyn over the week-end. It is intended to s...
- ILLUSTRATIONSUNSHINE AND SHADOW.—Bathed in sunshine. Hie Botanical Gardens presented a subtropical appearance this morning.
- ILLUSTRATIONREMEMBERING LORD NELSON.—Pupils of the Richmond School saluting the flag this morning, on the occasion of the anniver...
- ILLUSTRATIONTHE FIRST OF MANY DEFEATS.—Enterprise, the holder of the America Cup, defeating Shamrock in the first race. The boats...
- ILLUSTRATIONLONG DISTANCE WINNER.—Mr W. Unwin’s blue chequer pied hen pigeon, the winner of the Canterbury Pigeon Flying Club’s H...
- ILLUSTRATIONFLIGHT – LIEUTENANT Worsley, a member of the victorious British Schneider Trophy team of 1927, whose death is reporte...
- ILLUSTRATIONRESCUED IN DESERT.—The Hon Mrs Victor Bruce, who was missing for over a fortnight, has arrived at Jask. Mrs Bruce was...
- ARTICLEDISABLED MEN BETTER IN WORK
- ARTICLESTATE MINE IDLE ON WEST COAST.
- ARTICLETRAMS DELAYED AT RAILWAY CROSSING.
- ARTICLEREBATE SOUGHT ON POWER LOSSES.
- ARTICLEWILL TAKE PHOTOS OF THE ECLIPSED SUN.
- ARTICLEPERSONAL.
- ARTICLESALESMAN ABUSED POSITION OF TRUST.
- ARTICLELODGE MEETINGS.
- ARTICLEAUDIT OFFICE IS CRITICISED.
- ARTICLEFROM THE “STAR" SIXTY YEARS AGO.
- ARTICLECROSS-WORD PUZZLE.
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- ARTICLEThe Christchurch Star PUBLISHED BY New Zealand Newspapers Ltd. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1930. ELECTRICITY LOSSES.
- ARTICLESeals Pour Out Fury Like Fire.
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- ARTICLESmithy’s Delay.
- ARTICLEWORLD’S SMALLEST REPUBLIC WITHOUT TAXES OR LAWYERS.
- ARTICLEPeople and Their Doings.
- SECTIONCorrespondence.
- ARTICLELand Settlement.
- ARTICLEA Spooky Night.
- ARTICLESumner’s Troubles.
- ARTICLEAn Appreciation.
- ARTICLEAnother Flood.
- ARTICLEPaper From Seaweed.
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- ARTICLERAIN PROBABLE AT COLERIDGE.
- ARTICLEDROUGHT AFFECTS NIUE ISLANDERS.
- ARTICLEPOPULARITY OF ARTHUR’S PASS.
- ARTICLELATE SHIPPING.
- ARTICLEBRITISH PALESTINE POLICY OUTLINED.
- ARTICLECORONER TO GIVE WRITTEN VERDICT
- ARTICLE“PILLION RIDING VERY DANGEROUS.”
- ARTICLEPLUNKET SHIELD DATES.
- ARTICLEMOTHER AND SON POISONED: DOUBLE TRAGEDY IN CITY.
- ARTICLESUMNER DISTRICT TO HAVE AN ELECTION.
- ARTICLEOPPERMAN WINS FIRST STAGE OF BIG RACE.
- ARTICLENELSON DAY CELEBRATED IN CHRISTCHURCH TO-DAY
- ARTICLEFOURTH ROUND IN WOMEN’S TOURNEY.
- ARTICLEBOUNDARIES FIXED FOR POWER AREAS.
- ARTICLEFAMOUS HORSES OF NEW ZEALAND.
- ARTICLETHE SCENE OF THIS MORNING’S TRAGEDY.
- ARTICLELATE SPORTING.
- ARTICLERANGI RURU SPORTS ARE HELD AT RICCARTON.
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- ARTICLESAFEGUARDS IN POWER SWITCHES.
- ARTICLEROYAL SHOW OPENS AT NAPIER TO-DAY.
- ARTICLEFREE AMBULANCE NOT COMMERCIAL.
- ARTICLEFREEZING WORKS MAY BE JOINTLY MANAGED.
- ARTICLECIVIL CASES ARE HEARD BY MR H. A. YOUNG, S.M.
- ARTICLEELLESMERE DRAINAGE BOARD NOMINATIONS.
- ARTICLEBURGLAR GRABBED WOMAN BY WRIST AND THEN ESCAPED.
- ARTICLEBUS CAPACITY IS NOW REDUCED.
- ARTICLEHORSES IN ACTION FILMED BY VISITOR.
- ARTICLEREMARK ON INSPECTOR’S UNIFORM RESENTED.
- ARTICLEGIRL ABSCONDED FROM BURWOOD.
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- ARTICLEMINERS MAKE A MASSED PROTEST.
- ARTICLETHEFT WAS MEAN, SAYS MAGISTRATE.
- ARTICLELATE SOCIAL NEWS.
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- ARTICLEBY THE WAY.
- ARTICLEPLANE CRASHES IN MIST. KILLING YOUNG GIRL.
- ARTICLEDOMINION FORECAST.
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- ARTICLERIFLE SHOOTING
- ARTICLEMRS DODGSHUN BEATEN IN MATCH.
- ARTICLERANGIORA PLAYS CHRISTCHURCH CLUB.
- ARTICLETRAMWAY AFFAIRS ARE DISCUSSED BY BOARD.
- ARTICLECRICKET.
- ARTICLESURF LIFE-SAVING.
- ARTICLEBOWLING.
- ARTICLEHORSE IS KILLED BY FLASH OF LIGHTNING.
- ARTICLEAPPEAL MADE AGAINST FORFEITURE OF BAIL.
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- SECTIONThe Social Round
- ILLUSTRATIONA study in brown and yellow; the coat is made of brown and yellow spotted Shantung, faced and bound with plain yellow...
- ARTICLEPERSONAL ITEMS.
- ARTICLESOCIAL GATHERINGS.
- ARTICLEDUTCH NAVAL MEN AT GOVERNMENT BALL.
- ARTICLETO-DAYS RECIPE.
- ARTICLEELIZABETH ANNE TAKES A WALK.
- ARTICLENEW MISTRESS FOR KINDERGARTEN SECTION
- ARTICLEFANCY DRESS DANCE HELD AT KAITUNA.
- ARTICLEWEDDINGS.
- ARTICLESWEETS THAT ARE GOOD FOR THE CHILDREN.
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- ARTICLECHIEF OFFICER SWEPT OVERBOARD
- ARTICLESCHOOL CHILDREN ARE NOT SNOBS.
- ARTICLEFURTHER GRANTS VOTED IN HOUSE.
- ARTICLEPORT NEWS.
- ARTICLESOMES SCHOLARSHIP RESULTS ANNOUNCED.
- ARTICLE“IT IS A BITTER GAME OF BLUFF.”
- ARTICLERICCARTON BOROUGH COUNCIL MEETING.
- ARTICLEHIGHWAYS BOARD GOT £951,500 REVENUE.
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- ARTICLEUSEFUL WORK AT RICCARTON.
- ARTICLERACING & TROTTING
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- ILLUSTRATIONNightmarch. True Shaft. Looking in the best of heal th after their Australian trip.
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- ARTICLEAVON ROWING CLUB ELECTS NEW MEMBERS.
- ARTICLEEGG-LAYING.
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- ARTICLEPURSUIT
- ARTICLEWRESTLER HIT REFEREE ON JAW.
- ARTICLEASHBURTON NEWS.
- ARTICLEPOWER REVENUE DROPS.
- ARTICLEDOMINION COAL FOR GAS-MAKING APPROVED.
- ARTICLEStop Press.
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