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• TITLE_SECTIONMasthead
• ARTICLEYOUNG MAN GETS GAOL FOR KILLING TWO GIRLS.
• ARTICLEHEADS OF SUBJECTS FOR DISCUSSION.
• ARTICLEYOUTH SENTENCED TO DEATH FOR MURDER.
• ARTICLEIMPERIAL AIRWAYS INCREASE THEIR FLEET.
• ARTICLENO CHARGE AGAINST YOUNG “MURDERER”
• ARTICLECHRISTMAS NUMBER OF THE “STAR.”
• ARTICLESYDNEY POLICE TO FIGHT THE GANGS.
• ARTICLE’QUAKE SETS JAPAN SHAKING AGAIN.
• ARTICLEBANKING CORPORATION BUYS BIG PREMISES.
• ARTICLEANOTHER EXPEDITION INTO THE HIMALAYAS.
• ARTICLETWO AEROPLANES CRASH, KILLING R.A.F. PILOTS
• ARTICLEREDS FIRE UPON BRITISH SHIP.
• ARTICLEMR FORBES VISITS MANCHESTER CITY.
• ARTICLEMRS HEARN MAY NOT BE POISONER.
• ARTICLEN.S.W. TO STABILISE THE WHEAT INDUSTRY.
• ARTICLEDRAMATIC CONFESSION MADE AT RED TRIAL.
  • ILLUSTRATIONColonel Lawyence.
• ARTICLEGERMAN POLICE OFFICER PUNISHED
• ARTICLESTATE EMPLOYEES MUST JOIN TRADES UNIONS.
• ARTICLESTATES FAIL TO FIGHT GANGSTERS.
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• ARTICLETHE WEATHER.
  • ILLUSTRATIONMAGNETIC OBSERVATORY. CHRISTCHURCH.
• ARTICLEMAIL NOTICES.
• ARTICLESHIPPING
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• ARTICLECOMMERCIAL.
• ARTICLEBRINGING UP FATHER:
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• ARTICLEROUND THE SUBURBS
• ARTICLECONTRIBUTIONS INVITED.
• ARTICLEA BIT OF OLD ENGLAND IS REPRODUCED IN CHRISTCHURCH.
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• ARTICLEHARDING MEMORIAL REMAINS UNVEILED
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• SECTIONTHE THEATRES
  • ARTICLETHEATRE ROYAL SHOWS "ROGUE SONG,” SATURDAY
  • ARTICLE‘BENSON MURDER CASE” SCREENING AT REGENT.
  • ARTICLETWO BRIGHT PICTURES AT LIBERTY THIS WEEK.
  • ARTICLEEVERYBODY'S THEATRE HAS “VAGABOND KING."
  • ARTICLEHALF WAY TO HEAVEN” STARS CHARLES ROGERS.
  • ARTICLE“ GREEK STREET ” COMES TO ST JAMES’ SATURDAY.
  • ARTICLEHARMONIC SOCIETY TO GIVE FINAL CONCERT.
  • ARTICLEWILD COMPANY” SCORES HIT AT THE MAJESTIC.
  • ARTICLERICHARD TALMADGE IS FEATURED BY THE GRAND
  • ARTICLEBROADSIDING THRILLS AT SPEEDWAY, SATURDAY.
• ARTICLEBONZO THE PUP.
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• ARTICLERADIO
• ARTICLECROQUET.
• ARTICLEUntitled
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• ARTICLEPORT NEWS.
• ARTICLECATHOLIC REPLY TO ALLEGATIONS.
• ARTICLE“ GENERAL MANAGER’S HANDS ARE TIED.”
• ARTICLEFUSION URGED IN N.Z. POLITICS.
• ARTICLESUPREME COURT ACTION AGAINST TRADING FIRM.
• ARTICLEThe Star Cross-word Puzzle.
  • ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
• ARTICLENEW ZEALAND'S LATEST STATION
  • ILLUSTRATIONThe imposing entrance to the new railway station at Auckland, which was opened on Monday.
• ARTICLEHOME ECONOMICS ASSOCIATION NOTES.
• ARTICLETOMATO GROWERS URGE RETENTION OF DUTY.
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• ARTICLESAID TO BE IDLE AND DISORDERLY
• ARTICLEUSED THREATS TO MEN IN STREET.
• ARTICLEOTAKI FLOODED DURING NIGHT.
• ARTICLECOLLEGE MAY CONTROL TECHNICAL EDUCATION.
• ARTICLEGOOD QUALITY WOOL FORWARD.
• ARTICLEIDENTITY PUZZLE IN RAIL SMASH.
• ARTICLEOBITUARY.
• ARTICLE“GOODNESS KNOWS WHAT MIGHT HAVE HAPPENED."
• ARTICLEBY THE WAY.
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• ARTICLEMR HAYWARD DID NOT SAY FOUR INSPECTORS.
• ARTICLEMATANGI TOUCHES A LEDGE IN THE SOUNDS.
• ARTICLETOM THE "STAR ” SIXTY YEARS AGO.
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• ARTICLEGERMAN MINE DISASTER : A NEW KETCH : AUCKLAND WOOL SALE.
  • ILLUSTRATIONCAPTURED IX THE AVON.—This eel, weighing 29lb. and measuring about five feet, was caught in the Avon near the Bridge ...
  • ILLUSTRATIONA LITTLE REFRESHMENT.—Searchers on the West Coast, who are looking for some trace of Mr Ernest Burr, who has been mis...
  • ILLUSTRATIONMR OSCAR GARDEN, the Christchurch airman who will be given a public reception at the Wigram aerodrome on Saturday.
  • ILLUSTRATIONAN ADDITION TO THE REDCLIFF’S FLEET.—The launching on Saturday of Mr G. Andrews's new ketch.
  • ILLUSTRATIONAPPALLING GERMAN MINE DISASTER.—Debris piled up at the pit head at Alsdorf, ‘when 250 German miners lost their lives ...
  • ILLUSTRATIONTHE INTERIOR of the Auckland Railway Station, showing the tea and coffee rooms.
  • ILLUSTRATIONTHE SALE WAS NOT AS KEEN AS THIS PICTURE SEEMS TO INDICATE.—Buyers on the benches at the Auckland wool sale on Tuesda...
  • ILLUSTRATIONWIVES OF MEMBERS who are attending the Annual Communication of the Grand Lodge of New Zealand spent yesterday afterno...
  • ILLUSTRATIONIN PLEASANT SURROUNDINGS.—Wives and friends of visiting delegates lo the Annual Communication of the Grand Lodge of N...
• ARTICLELITTLE INTEREST IN TRAMWAY POLL
• ARTICLEMORD BADEN-PO WELL’S VISIT TO DOMINION.
• ARTICLEGUARD SERIOUSLY INJURED BY TRUCK
• ARTICLELIQUOR IS NOT NEEDED IN AIR.
• ARTICLEQUIET CONDITIONS IN TIMBER TRADE.
• ARTICLESEARCH FOR BURR STILL CONTINUED.
• ARTICLEWATERSIDERS ANNUAL CONFERENCE OPENS
• ARTICLEMAN INJURED WHEN DOOR FALLS OPEN
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• ARTICLEMAY RACE ROUND COAST OF N.Z.
• ARTICLEBRITISH FOOTBALL.
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• ARTICLERAILWAYS ARE IN NEED OF REFORM.
• ARTICLEPERSONAL.
• ARTICLEBEEF AND LAMB RECOVER IN PRICE.
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• ARTICLEThe Christchurch Star. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1930. RELIEF PROBLEMS.
• ARTICLETWO POINTS OF VIEW.
• ARTICLEHIGH HOPES
• ARTICLEVARYING FREIGHTS.
• ARTICLEPremier’s Birthday: Industries Fair.
  • ILLUSTRATIONMr MacDonald.
  • ILLUSTRATIONLord Balfour
• ARTICLEMAN IS BECOMING MORE THE MASTER OF HIS FATE.
• ARTICLEWorld Of Mirages.
• ARTICLEMermaids’ Purses Hold Young Fishes.
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• ARTICLERetirement Of Nurses.
• ARTICLEPeople and Their Doings.
• SECTIONCorrespondence.
  • ARTICLEMeat Transport.
  • ARTICLEA New Standard.
  • ARTICLEWho Are Spiritualists?
  • ARTICLESeaside Progress.
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• ARTICLEWORKLESS MEN ASK FOR HELP.
• ARTICLEDOMINION WANTS TO BE KINGDOM OF CANADA
• ARTICLE“ CANNOT UNDERSTAND SOME GIRLS,” SAYS S.M
• ARTICLESUBSIDY ON MORE LIBERAL BASIS.
• ARTICLELIQUIDATOR SEEKS RELIEF FROM COURT.
• ARTICLETRADEMARK CASE IN FOURTH DAY.
• ARTICLESTORY OF UNREQUITED LOVE TOLD IN COURT.
• ARTICLEFAMOUS EXPLORER, DR OTTO SVERDRUP, DIES.
• ARTICLEPUBLIC SERVANTS’ SALARIES TAXED.
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• ARTICLEPAID WEDDING EXPENSES BY MEANS OF FALSE PRETENCES
• ARTICLE“ TOO YOUNG TO RETIRE AT 55.”
• ARTICLECONVERTED MOTOR-CAR ON WAY TO WELLINGTON
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• ARTICLEMINISTERS MEET IN WELLINGTON.
• ARTICLEGOVERNOR-GENERAL AND MASONS VISIT "OTAHUNA"
• ARTICLENO FOUNDATION FOR RED CHARGES.
• ARTICLEFUNERAL HELD OF FATHER GILBERT.
• ARTICLELATE SPORTING.
• ARTICLENEWS ON OTHER PAGES
• ARTICLEFIVE SHILLING TOTE SUPPORTED
• ARTICLEBURGLARY AT TEMUKA.
• ARTICLELATE COMMERCIAL.
• ARTICLEUntitled
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• SECTIONThe Social Round
  • ILLUSTRATIONDark brown satin is used for the skirt part of this attractive frock, and light brown satin for the bodice, which is ...
  • ARTICLEPERSONAL ITEMS.
  • ARTICLESALE OF WORK HELD BY ST MICHAEL’S PARISH
  • ARTICLEWEDDING.
  • ARTICLETIMARU SOCIAL NOTES.
  • ARTICLETOCH LEAGUE OF WOMEN HELPERS HOLD MEETING
  • ARTICLEVICTORIA LEAGUE HOLD “ AT HOME.”
  • ARTICLEGARDEN PARTY FOR WIVES OF FREEMASONS.
  • ARTICLEPRETTY FROCKS SEEN AT MISS CARVERS CONCERT.
  • ARTICLETO-DAY’S RECIPE
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• SECTIONMusic in the Home
  • ARTICLEGRACE NOTES
  • ARTICLESHEET MUSIC.
    • ILLUSTRATIONPeter Dawson.
• ARTICLESport And, Sportsmen.
• ARTICLEGOVERNOR OPENS STATE PARLIAMENT IN N.S.W.
• ARTICLEJAZZ DESCENDED FROM TOM-TOM.
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• ARTICLEWEIGHT-FOR-AGE RACING
• SECTIONRACING & TROTTING
  • ILLUSTRATIONMeprisant Nominated for the Ashburton meeting next week.
  • ARTICLETHE CESAREWITCH.
  • ARTICLEALISON CUP WILL BE RUN SATURDAY.
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• ARTICLEBOWLING.
• ARTICLERIFLE SHOOTING.
• ARTICLEROWING.
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• ARTICLESATURDAY’S LAWN TENNIS MATCHES.
• ARTICLEASHBURTON NEWS.
• ARTICLECYCLING
• ARTICLEPOSTPONEMENT MERELY AN ECONOMY MEASURE.
• ARTICLECRICKET.
• ARTICLETHINGS ARE NOT WHAT THEY SEEM.
• ARTICLEYachts And Yachting.
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• ARTICLEMOTOR – CYCLING
  • ILLUSTRATION“ Chris ” Kennedy.
  • ILLUSTRATIONE. R. Marsh.
• ARTICLECLUB APPROVES COTTON LINES FOR LIFE-SAVING.
• ARTICLESCHOOL AND PLAYGROUND.
• ARTICLEINTER-PROVINCIAL BOXING TOURNAMENT.
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• ARTICLEOPEN VERDICT IN ASHBURTON CASE.
• ARTICLEMOTION PICTURE LECTURE GIVEN.
• ARTICLEOFFER FOR RELIEF OF UNEMPLOYMENT
• ARTICLETRIBUTE TO LATE FATHER GILBERT.
• ARTICLEHIGHEST OFFICE IN FREEMASONRY.
• ARTICLESTRONG PROTEST TO BE ENTERED.
• ARTICLEFREE AMBULANCE QUARTERS OPENED
• ARTICLEYOUNG MAN ARRESTED ON BURGLARY CHARGE.
• ARTICLEStop Press.
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