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• TITLE_SECTIONMasthead
• SECTIONDEFINITELY OPPOSED TO INFLATION, SAYS SCULLIN.
  • ARTICLEDenies Intention Of Issuing £20,000,000 In Inflated Notes.
  • ARTICLEINFLATION WOULD PREVENT LOAN.
  • ARTICLEAUSTRALIAN BANKERS TAKE DRASTIC ACTION.
  • ARTICLESELLING RATES ON AUSTRALIA ALTERED.
  • ARTICLESCULUN MAY MAKE N.S.W. PLAY GAME.
  • ARTICLEMR SCULLIN'S SPEECH "A SPLENDID GESTURE."
• ARTICLEGERMANS COMMEMORATE EMPIRE PROCLAMATION
• ARTICLEYACHT OIMARA WILL SAIL ACROSS TASMAN.
• ARTICLERICHFIELD OIL COMPANY GOES INTO LIQUIDATION.
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• ARTICLESIR T. BEECHAM HEAVILY IN DEBT.
  • ILLUSTRATIONSir T. Beecham
• ARTICLEWHEAT-GROWERS SAVED BY GOVERNMENT ACTION
• ARTICLEMR FORBES AND PARTY SAIL FOR DOMINION.
• ARTICLECORONER DOUBTS STORY OF THEFT FROM N. Z. MAN.
• ARTICLEPRINCE SAILS FOR AMERICA, SUNDAY.
• ARTICLEWILL FIX PRICE OF WHEAT IN N.S.W. AT 4/.
• ARTICLEPOLAND AND RUMANIA SIGN FIVE-YEAR PACT.
• ARTICLENEW ELECTORAL BILL PROPOSED
• ARTICLELORD STONEHAVEN ON BRITISH GOVERNMENT.
• ARTICLEMATRIC RESULTS WILL BE OUT NEXT WEEK.
• ARTICLESLIPS ON THE WEST COAST ROAD.
  • ILLUSTRATIONSeveral big slips occurred on the West Coast Road during the past week owing to heavy rain which fell over the whole ...
• ARTICLEBRITAIN HAS HUGE SUM AVAILABLE.
• ARTICLECOUNCIL OFFICIAL CONVICTED OF THEFT
• ARTICLELORD BADEN-POWELL SAILS FOR DOMINION.
• ARTICLETOWERS TO TAKE POWER LINES OVER RIVER CUT.
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• ARTICLESERIOUS TROUBLE OCCURS IN BOMBAY DISTRICT.
• ARTICLEBRADMAN AGAIN PILES ON RUNS.
• ARTICLEAFRICANS UNABLE TO WITHSTAND ATTACK.
• ARTICLECOMMUNIST MENACE GROWING IN CHINA
• ARTICLE£3,000,000 DOCK WILL BE BUILT IN BRITAIN.
• ARTICLETHIEF STEALS £400 FROM STORE AT LUNCH TIME.
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• ARTICLETHE WEATHER.
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• ARTICLEMAIL NOTICES.
• ARTICLESHIPPING OVERSEAS AND COASTAL.
• ARTICLEFORWARD SELLING OF FRUIT PROFITABLE.
• ARTICLENORTH BEACH CARNIVAL TO BE HELD NEXT WEEK.
• ARTICLELATE WIRELESS.
• ARTICLECOMMERCIAL.
• ARTICLEMARKETING OF DAIRY PRODUCE.
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• ARTICLEEROSION BY RIVER CAUSES CONCERN.
• ARTICLEWEST COAST NEWS.
• ARTICLESENATE CONSIDERS AEGROTAT PASSES.
• ARTICLENUMBER OF WORKLESS INCREASES IN TEMUKA.
• SECTIONBIRTHS, MARRIAGE, DEATHS.
  • ARTICLEBIRTHS.
  • ARTICLEDEATHS.
  • ARTICLEMARRIAGES.
  • ARTICLEIN MEMORIAM.
  • ARTICLEBEREAVEMENTS.
  • ARTICLEFUNERALS.
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• ARTICLEAGRICULTURAL BANK SHOULD BE FORMED
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• ARTICLEHOLIDAY OCCUPATION
• ARTICLEThe Chrristchurch Star PUBLISHED BY New Zealand Newspapers Ltd. SATURDAY, JANUARY 17, 1931. EXCHANGE HINDRANCES.
• ARTICLEItaly Is Setting The Pace In Armaments.
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• ARTICLETHE CHANGING OF DRESS AND MANNERS IN MODERN JAPAN.
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• ARTICLEPepys’ Diary.
• ARTICLEPeople and Their Doings.
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  • ILLUSTRATIONon February 23.
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• ARTICLEBishop Was Like Robinson Crusoe.
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• ARTICLEGood Resolutions Without Tears.
• SECTIONCorrespondence.
  • ARTICLEPensioners And Levy.
  • ARTICLEWhere Is The Proof?
  • ARTICLEMr E. J. Howard’s Articles.
  • ARTICLEBritain And America.
• SECTIONLATE CORRESPONDENCE.
  • ARTICLESeagull And Lark.
  • ARTICLEMussolini’s Power.
  • ARTICLEAn American Judge.
  • ARTICLEMISS GLEITZE TRYING TO BREAK OWN RECORD.
• ARTICLEIS MESSAGE CLUE TO AIRMEN’S FATE?
• ARTICLEMR C. S. M’CULLY WILL BE A CANDIDATE.
• ARTICLE“HOME INFLUENCE WAS TRIFLE LAX.”
• ARTICLEDESERTION CHARGES FURTHER ADJOURNED
• ARTICLEWOMAN PILOT HAS 250-MILE TRIP.
• ARTICLEPERSONAL.
• ARTICLEBOARD’S POLICY IS TO FIND WORK IF AT ALL POSSIBLE
• ARTICLEIS IT FROM HOOD AND MONCRIEFF?
  • ILLUSTRATIONA message which was found oil the Brighton Beach yesterday. It was in a sealed bottle, but whether it is genuine or n...
• ARTICLEFUNERAL OF THE LATE MOTORMAN MOORHOUSE.
• ARTICLELABOUR CANDIDATES CHOSEN IN AUCKLAND
• ARTICLEMOTOR-CYCLIST HURT IN MIDNIGHT CRASH.
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• ARTICLEWARRANT NEARLY SIX YEARS OLD EXECUTED
• ARTICLENEWS PARAGRAPH FURNISHED CLUE.
• ARTICLEBY THE WAY.
• ARTICLEINTERESTING GIFTS MADE TO HOKITIKA
• ARTICLEBURGLAR PAID TWO CALLS IN NIGHT
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• ARTICLEUNEASY FEELING 1 IN CIVIL SERVICE.
• ARTICLESTORY COULD NOT BE SHAKEN.
• ARTICLEN.Z. CYCLISTS INVITED TO RACE IN ENGLAND.
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• ARTICLEWEST CHRISTCHURCH MAKE 204 AGAINST LANCASTER PARK.
• ARTICLECYCLING.
• ARTICLESWIMMING
• ARTICLEMR DAN REESE WILL NOT BE CRICKET MANAGER.
  • ILLUSTRATIONMr Dan Reese stated to a “Star” representative this morning that he was not available for the trip to England as mana...
• ARTICLENAVAL RESERVE KETCH DEVERON BACK IN PORT.
• ARTICLEPRENN FINED FOR SLANDERING FIRM.
• ARTICLESAILING CONDITIONS ON ESTUARY GOOD.
• ARTICLEAN ENTERPRISING AVIATRIX.
  • ILLUSTRATIONMiss Eileen Barton, of the Wairarapa Aero Club, who flew from Master ton this morning in five hours. She will return ...
• ARTICLEAMATEURS COMPETE IN SCRATCH EVENTS.
• ARTICLEM’CONACHY LOOKED TO BE UNHAPPY.
• ARTICLETHE WORSE FOR A FALL
  • ILLUSTRATIONA car which went over a bank near Victoria Park yesterday afternoon. The passengers had a lucky escape from serious i...
• ARTICLEBOWLING.
• ARTICLECROQUET.
• ARTICLELAWN TENNIS.
• ARTICLEOnlooker’s Notebook.
• ARTICLEFINE DISPLAY IN WOOLSTON SCHOOL
• ARTICLEHAROLD LOGAN
  • ILLUSTRATIONHarold Logan.
• SECTIONWINS N.Z. TROTTING GOLD CUP.
  • ARTICLETRAINERS HAVE ANXIOUS TIME.
  • ARTICLESOME GOOD GALLOPS ON TRENTHAM TRACK
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  • ARTICLEMENZIES BEGINS SOUTHERN TOUR.
  • ARTICLEM. BRIAND URGES EUROPEAN UNION.
  • ARTICLERECORD JANUARY FROST LAST NIGHT.
  • ARTICLESIR IAN HAMILTON IS MOST PATIENT ACTOR.
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  • ARTICLEAUTOGIRO IS PUT OUT OF ACTION.
  • ARTICLEEARLY HISTORY OF COLOSSEUM TOLD.
  • ARTICLENORWEGIANS TO FLY OVER THE ANTARCTIC.
  • ARTICLE300 WOMEN LEARNING AVIATION IN ITALY.
  • ARTICLEMOTOR-CYCLIST HURT WHEN MACHINE SKIDDED.
  • ARTICLEWHY EXCHANGE IS A MONOPOLY
• ARTICLEPOISON FOG MAY RECUR IN BELGIUM
• ARTICLE250,000 OPERATIVES LOCKED-OUT TO-DAY.
• ARTICLENAVAL MUTINEERS TO BE COURT-MARTIALLED.
• ARTICLEMAORI COLLECTION FOR OTAGO UNIVERSITY.
• ARTICLEBILLIARDS AND SNOOKER
• ARTICLEFRANCO-ITALIAN NAVAL AGREEMENT REACHED
• ARTICLESport And Sportsmen.
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• ARTICLEENCOURAGING THE TROTTER
• ARTICLERACING & TROTTING
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• ARTICLEA WOMAN’S VIEW ON BEING MODERN.
• ARTICLEMAORI MADE BRUTAL ASSAULT ON MOTHER
• ARTICLESLY GROG SELLER WHO KEPT A SHOP FINED £50.
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• ARTICLEBOTTLES FOUND AFTER A DANCE.
• ARTICLESEES SMALL HOPE OF AN AGREEMENT
• ARTICLEFURTHER EARTHQUAKES RECORDED AT SYDNEY.
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• SECTIONThe Social Round
  • ARTICLEPERSONAL ITEMS.
  • ARTICLEENGAGEMENT.
  • ARTICLEDEBUTANTE’S DANCE.
  • ARTICLEMEETING OF METHODIST CHURCH COUNCIL HELD.
    • ILLUSTRATIONFor wear with a navy blue suit: An overblouse of oyster-tinted crepe satin, with the new deep collar finishing in a s...
  • ARTICLETIMARU SOCIAL NOTES.
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• ARTICLECOUNTRY DANCING COMPETITION HELD.
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• ARTICLEROUND THE SUBURBS
• ARTICLECONTRIBUTIONS INVITED.
• ARTICLECOCKTAIL DUNKING DONE AT PARTIES.
• ARTICLECOMMITTED SUICIDE BY TAKING POISON.
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• ARTICLEStop Pres.
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• ARTICLESir Arthur Keith Confesses He Fears Ostracism.
  • ILLUSTRATIONSir Arthur Keith.
  • ILLUSTRATIONCharles Darwin.
  • ILLUSTRATIONPrehistoric Man (The Java Man).
• ARTICLEStory of the Oregon Trail.
• ARTICLEWEATHER DELAYS CLIMBING IN MT COOK AREA.
  • ILLUSTRATIONMount Malte Brun (10,421 feet) as seen from the Tasman Glacier, half-way between the Ball and Malte Brun Huts. The Ch...
• ARTICLEWorld’s Oldest Cities.
• ARTICLEMURDER MADE EASY.
• SECTIONFIRST STAR CIRCLE
  • ARTICLEHOW PAL FOUND A HOME.
  • ARTICLEBEAD ARITHMETIC.
    • ILLUSTRATIONEvery little girl has had this annoying experience. As we paint, shall we help Barbara to solve her problem?
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  • ARTICLEThe airways
  • ARTICLEA MODEL AERO CLUB.
  • ARTICLENature.
  • ARTICLEWELCOME IN
  • ARTICLEThe Kitchenette
  • ARTICLEAUNT HILDA’S LETTER
  • ARTICLEA VISIT TO STARLAND.
  • ARTICLEAUNT HILDA’S LETTERBOX.
  • ARTICLE“HANDY FINGERS” CIRCLE.
  • ARTICLEFASTER THAN FIVES.
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  • ARTICLEBirthday Greetings.
  • ARTICLETHE GOOD PRINCE.
  • ARTICLECheap Fancy Dresses For Children.
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  • ARTICLEWILL-O’-THE-WISP.
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• ARTICLEFUN AND FANCY
  • ILLUSTRATIONPicnicker: Oh, Cyril, you are clumsy. That was our last match. Do you expect me to fry eggs on top of that?
• ARTICLEBONZO THE PUP.
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• ARTICLENEWS IN PICTURES
  • ILLUSTRATIONGREAT ACTIVITY can always be witnessed at Elstree, where many British talkies are produced. The British talking films...
  • ILLUSTRATIONSOCIETY LADIES took part in the Jewels of the Empire Ball. Left to right: Mrs Claude Leigh as Gold, Miss Margaret Whi...
  • ILLUSTRATIONDISASTROUS FLOODS IN BELGIUM did widespread damage in November. The accompanying illustration, which was brought to E...
  • ILLUSTRATIONHIS MAJESTY KING GEORGE, accompanied by the Queen, opened the second session of the second Labour Government on Octob...
  • ILLUSTRATIONTHE WEDDING took place on November 22, of Idina, Countess of Erroll, and Mr Donald C. Haldeman. Lady Errol], who obta...
  • ILLUSTRATIONMR ALFRED MORRIS, president of the Hairdressers’ Academy at work on one of his entries for the competition for the Os...
  • ILLUSTRATIONTHE SWEDISH FREIGHTER OYIDIA being abandoned at sea, after her passengers and crew had taken to lifeboats and were pi...
• ARTICLEPOPULAR SCIENCE
  • ILLUSTRATIONGORILLAS FEEDING ON YOUNG SHOOTS OF BAMBOO. The largest of the apes, represented by three African species. A creature...
• ARTICLELAW OF THE GUN IS ENFORCED IN CHINA.
• ARTICLEMAYFAIR JOTTINGS
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• SECTIONWOMEN IN THE HOME
  • ARTICLEFAMOUS JEWELS.
  • ARTICLETOFFEE WITH CASTOR OIL.
  • ARTICLEFASHION NOTES
    • ILLUSTRATIONStains on the hands and fingers arc easily removed by rubbing with a slice of raw potatoe, or by using lemon juice, N...
  • ARTICLESMART OUT-OF-DOOR FROCKS.
    • ILLUSTRATIONOn the left, a sports ensemble of light woven knit. The skirt, with its inverted pleats and jacket is of pink, white ...
  • ARTICLETHE CULT OF BEAUTY.
  • ARTICLEBAD TASTE BATHING.
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• ARTICLENEW GARMENTS
• ARTICLEHOUSEWORK NOT HATEFUL.
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• ARTICLERECIPES FOR THE WEEK.
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• ARTICLENEW ZEALAND IS RICHLY ENDOWED.
• ARTICLEUNREST REPORTED AT AUSTRALIA HOUSE.
• ARTICLECANTERBURY COLLEGE 2nd RUGBY FIFTEEN, 1893.
  • ILLUSTRATIONBack row: L. Appleby, J. S. Walker, R- Speight, F. J. Rowley. Second row: R. Cane, H. H. Allison, G. Lloyd, M. Lynske...
  • ILLUSTRATIONThis photograph, presented to the Canterbury Pilgrims’ Association by Mr A. Selwyn Bruce, was taken at Wainoni Park i...
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• GROUPING_NODECINEMA SUPPLEMENT
  • TITLE_SECTIONMasthead
  • ARTICLEThe Influence of The Cinema on the Public Mind.
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  • ARTICLEBRIGHT ENTERTAINMENT IS A NECESSITY
  • SECTIONTHE CHRISTCHURCH STAR CINEMA SUPPLEMENT.
    • ARTICLEThe History Of Motion Pictures In Christchurch.
  • ARTICLEShakespearean Play Filmed.
    • ILLUSTRATION“The Taming of the Shrew,” now showing at the Civic Theatre, is the first Shakespearean piece to be picturised. Dougl...
  • ARTICLEFAST-MOVING COMEDY SCREENED BY CIVIC.
  • ARTICLENEW ERA IN BRITISH TALKIE PRODUCTION.
  • ARTICLEWITTY DIALOGUE IN “ON APPROVAL.”
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  • SECTIONTHE CHRISTCHURCH STAR CINEMA SUPPLEMENT.
    • ARTICLEFARE TO DELIGHT EVERY TASTE
    • ARTICLEGORGEOUS SCENES IN MAMMOTH PRODUCTION
    • ARTICLEThe Voodoo Dance
      • ILLUSTRATIONJacques Carthier, celebrated French dancer, introduces the “Rhapsody in Blue” number in “The King of Jazz", with his ...
    • ARTICLEEDMUND LOWE STARS IN “SCOTLAND YARD."
    • ARTICLE“RENEGADES” WILL BE SCREENED SHORTLY
      • ILLUSTRATIONWarner Baxter. (The Star)
    • ARTICLE“The Sea God.”
      • ILLUSTRATIONRichard Arlen and Fay Wray in a scone from “The Sea God”, a Paramount picture shortly to he screened here.
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  • ARTICLEFINANCIER PAYS VISIT TO STUDIO.
  • ARTICLETwo Famous Women
    • ILLUSTRATIONMrs Helen Wills Moody (left) the tennis champion, autographs a prize tennis bail for Miss Joan Crawford, the Metro-Go...
  • ARTICLEBRIGHT OFFERINGS TO SUIT ALL TASTES,
  • ARTICLE"TOM SAWYER” TALKIE PROVES GREAT SUCCESS.
    • ILLUSTRATIONBrilliant Actor.
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  • SECTIONTHE CHRISTCHURCH STAR CINEMA SUPPLEMENT.
    • ARTICLEThe Talking Screen
      • ILLUSTRATIONJohn Boles.
    • ARTICLEWedding Costumes
      • ILLUSTRATIONGorgeous dresses were designed for the “Bridal Veil” number of “King of Jazz”, in which Paul Whiteman is featured. Th...
    • ARTICLEVALENTINOS FUNERAL PAID ACTOR S DEBTS.
    • ARTICLEHOW JACKIE COOGAN MET CHARLIE CHAPLIN.
    • ARTICLE“Safety In Numbers.”
      • ILLUSTRATIONCharles (Buddy) Rogers and three of the girls who cause much merriment in “Safety in Numbers” which is now showing at...
    • ARTICLERADICAL CHANGES IN SOUND FILM PROMISED.
    • ARTICLEAmong The Very Poor Relations Of New York’s Amusement World.
    • ARTICLEVersatile Actress
      • ILLUSTRATIONThe versatile actress, Dorothy Mackaill, has yet another role in “Strictly Modern”, the featured attraction at the Li...
    • ARTICLE“VALENTINOS SPIRIT AGAIN WITH THEM.”
    • ARTICLEHumourists Both.
      • ILLUSTRATIONEdmond Breon and Tom Walls are the happy gentlemen above. They are featured together with Mary Brough and Winifred Sh...
    • ARTICLE“Manslaughter."
      • ILLUSTRATIONA tense moment in “Manslaughter”, Paramount’s dramatic film which commenced a season at the Crystal Palace Theatre to...
    • ARTICLEOne Of Those Stories About Florenz Ziegfeld And His Dress Rehearsals.
    • ARTICLEHOLLYWOOD IN PERSON.
      • ILLUSTRATIONJoseph Schildkraut
      • ILLUSTRATIONLouise Fazenda.
      • ILLUSTRATIONBetty Bronson
      • ILLUSTRATIONWilliam Powell
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  • SECTIONPRACTICAL GARDENING
    • ARTICLENOTES FOR THE AMATEUR-
    • ARTICLETHE WEEK’S WORK.
    • ARTICLEChrysanthemum Buds and Breaks.
      • ILLUSTRATIONWhere, however, the first crown bud has formed, as in figure 2, and the growths are showing, all that need be done is...
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  • ARTICLEHEADS AT THE POST.
  • ARTICLEWHEN AUSTRALIA LEFT ENGLAND WITH 332 TO GET
    • ILLUSTRATIONHOBBS AND SUTCLIFFE
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  • ARTICLEHUGE FORTUNE'S FATE DECIDED.
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  • ARTICLEPRIME MINISTER ARRIVES TUESDAY.
  • ARTICLEYOUTH FOUND DEAD WITH PEA RIFLE BESIDE BODY.
  • ARTICLEWITNESS EXAMINED FOR TWO HOURS AT INQUEST
  • ARTICLEPORT NEWS.
  • ARTICLEBRINGING UP FATHER:
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  • ARTICLESURF COMPETITION DATES ANNOUNCED.
  • ARTICLERABBIT FARMING FOR PROFIT.
  • ARTICLEBILLIARDS.
  • ARTICLEAPPOINTMENTS MADE BY METHODIST CHURCH.
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  • SECTIONTHE THEATRES
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    • ARTICLEBRILLIANT ACTORS ARE SEEN IN "ON APPROVAL."
    • ARTICLE"TAMING OF THE SHREW" HEADS THE CIVIC BILL.
    • ARTICLEREGENT THEATRE SHOWS DAZZLING PRODUCTION.
    • ARTICLE“DESERT SONG" COMES TO EVERYBODY'S MONDAY
    • ARTICLELIBERTY THEATRE HAS TWO COMEDY SPECIALS.
    • ARTICLE"SAFETY IN NUMBERS" IS FEATURED BY ST JAMES’.
    • ARTICLECRYSTAL PALACE SHOWS OUTSTANDING PICTURE.
    • ARTICLE"UP THE RIVER” BOOKED FOR MAJESTIC THEATRE.
    • ARTICLECORINNE GRIFFITH IS STAR IN "PRISONERS.”
    • ARTICLE"OUR MODERN MAIDENS" SCREENED BY STRAND.
    • ARTICLEBROADSIDING THRILLS AT SPEEDWAY TO-NIGHT
    • ARTICLE3YA WILL HOLD MORE OPEN-AIR CONCERTS.
  • ARTICLEThe Star Cross-word Puzzle.
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  • ARTICLERADIO
  • ARTICLEPOULTRY NOTES
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