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• TITLE_SECTIONMasthead
• ARTICLEFIERY SPEECHES AND WILD SUGGESTIONS IN AUSTRALIA.
• ARTICLE“SECRET CABLES” MAY BE DISCUSSED.
• ARTICLETO NORTH POLE BY SUBMARINE.
• ARTICLESOCIALISATION IS ADOPTED AS OBJECT.
• ARTICLETO STRIVE FOR AUSTRALIA’S GOOD.
• ARTICLEPRIZES IN THE IRISH LOTTERY.
• ARTICLESAILING THE TASMAN.
  • ILLUSTRATIONThe Auckland yacht Rangi, which left the northern port with the yachts Oimara and Teddy on Saturday in a race across ...
• ARTICLEMIGHT BECOME A CAUSE OF TROUBLE
• ARTICLEENDURANCE SWIM ENDS IN SYDNEY.
• ARTICLEFRANCE AND GERMANY MEET AT SOCCER.
• ARTICLEEPIC FLIGHT TO ASSIST THE SICK.
• ARTICLEKING APPROVES OF NEW APPOINTMENTS
• ARTICLEPOPULATION OF INDIA. SHOWS LARGE INCREASE
• ARTICLEINVALIDS ARE MAKING STEADY PROGRESS.
• ARTICLEHISTORIC FIND MADE IN JERICHO.
• ARTICLESYDNEY AEROPLANE STRUCK FLAGPOLE.
• ARTICLEPILOT TRIED TO GET UNDER RAIN CLOUDS.
• ARTICLETHE DANGER OF DOING NOTHING IS STRESSED.
• ARTICLEPAVING THE WAY TO PEACE OF EUROPE AND THE WORLD.
• ARTICLECLOSE DIVISION IN THE COMMONS.
• ARTICLENEW PROVINCE MOVEMENT GROWS.
• ARTICLEELIMINATION GOLF CONTEST DECIDED.
• ARTICLEEIGHT BOMBS SENT THROUGH THE POST.
• ARTICLENEW ZEALANDER DEAD IN GAS FILLED ROOM.
• ARTICLEBIG DOWNPOUR IN NEW SOUTH WALES.
• ARTICLEA TIME LIMIT ON ENGAGEMENTS.
• ARTICLEU.S. PRESIDENT TO MAKE A TOUR.
• ARTICLEREDUCTIONS IN SALARY ACCEPTED IN BRITAIN
• ARTICLEAROUND THE THEATRES
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• SECTIONBIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS.
  • ARTICLEBIRTHS.
  • ARTICLEDEATHS.
  • ARTICLEFUNERALS.
• ARTICLENEW ASSOCIATION OF BURGESSES IS FORMED.
• ARTICLEACCIDENTALLY SHOT WHILE PIG HUNTING.
• ARTICLETHE WEATHER.
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• ARTICLEMAIL NOTICES.
• ARTICLERUGBY LEAGUE.
• ARTICLESHIPPING
• ARTICLELIFE-SAVING.
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• ARTICLERIFLE SHOOTING.
• ARTICLEBROADSIDING.
• SECTIONTHE THEATRES
  • ARTICLE"HOLIDAY” IS BIG DRAW AT REGENT THEATRE.
  • ARTICLEFINE TALKIE RUNS AT CRYSTAL PALACE.
  • ARTICLEHIGHLY AMUSING FILM SHOWING AT LIBERTY.
  • ARTICLERAMON NOVARRO, WITH SPANISH SONG AND FUN.
  • ARTICLESTAGE SUCCESS ON SCREEN AT ST JAMES’.
  • ARTICLEMYSTERY' DRAMA AT THE CIVIC THEATRE.
  • ARTICLE"OUR BLUSHING BRIDES” OPENS AT MAJESTIC.
  • ARTICLE“SONG O' MY HEART” AT EVERYBODY'S THEATRE.
  • ARTICLEDOUBLE FEATURE BILL AT GRAND THEATRE.
• ARTICLEROUND THE SUBURBS
• ARTICLEA CONFESSION AT 40.
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• ARTICLEGOLF.
• ARTICLEBOWLING.
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• ARTICLEDRASTIC ECONOMY TO BE EFFECTED.
• ARTICLEOBITUARY.
• ARTICLEPORT NEWS.
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• ARTICLENEW ST PATRICK’S COLLEGE OPENED.
• ARTICLEASHBURTON NEWS.
• ARTICLESPEED CARNIVAL AT NEW BRIGHTON
• ARTICLEBRINGING UP FATHER:
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• ARTICLESAILING AND POWER BOATING CLUB EVENT.
• ARTICLEMODEL YACHTS RACE AT VICTORIA LAKE.
• ARTICLERADIO
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• ARTICLEMOTOR-CYCLE MEETING: JUBILEE SWIMMING CARNIVAL: MOTHERING SUNDAY.
  • ILLUSTRATIONTHE LATE MR A. J. BENZIE, whose death occurred last evening. He was president of the Commercial Travellers’ Association.
  • ILLUSTRATIONWINNER OF OPEN HANDICAP EVENT—A. Fuller, of Nelson, who won the Bonnington Open Handicap event at the Pioneer Sports ...
  • ILLUSTRATIONJUBILEE OF NEW ZEALAND’S FIRST SWIMMING CLUB.—Some of the visitors and members of the Christchurch Swimming Club at t...
  • ILLUSTRATIONAWAY TO A GOOD START.—Competitors in the South Island Middle-weight Championship leaving the mark in a flying start a...
  • ILLUSTRATIONR. O. TALBOT, one of Canterbury’s representatives in the New Zealand cricket team, who took six wickets for thirty ru...
  • ILLUSTRATIONA PROCESSION OF WITNES S.—Outside St Stephen’s Church, Shirley, yesterday, when a procession of witness was held in c...
  • ILLUSTRATIONNOVELTY IN GRASS TRACK RACING AT NEW BRIGHTON.—L F. Poore winning the Six Miles Light Car Handicap at New Brighton on...
• ARTICLELIVELY MEETING OF SUMNER BURGESSES
• ARTICLE’PLANES COLLIDE IN AIR PAGEANT.
• ARTICLE“PARLIAMENT WILL DO RIGHT THING.”
• ARTICLEREDUCING COST OF HARVESTING
• ARTICLEGOLD PROSPECTING SCHEME AT KANIERI
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• ARTICLEPERSONAL.
• ARTICLE“DARK HORSES” WIN IN ENGLISH SOCCER.
• ARTICLEHEAVIEST PENALTY ASKED FOR KIDNAPPERS.
• ARTICLEMAKE A SUCCESS OF THIS WORLD.
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• ARTICLEThe Christchurch Star PUBLISHED BY New Zealand Newspapers Ltd. MONDAY, MARCH 16, 1931. THE FRIENDLESS “BOOKIE.”
• ARTICLEAN EXPERT PUTS FORWARD NEW THEORY OF THE WAR.
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• ARTICLECrabs Steal Homes And Disguise Them.
• ARTICLEBreach Of Promise Cases.
• ARTICLEPeople and Their Doings.
• ARTICLEJohn F. Daniell.
• SECTIONCorrespondence.
  • ARTICLEToo Adventurous.
  • ARTICLERaising The Rates.
• ARTICLEPepys' Diary.
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• ARTICLE“FORMED AN AGREEMENT TO DO AWAY WITH THEMSELVES”
• ARTICLETWO DROWNED IN BULLER RIVER.
• ARTICLEMAN BLOWN TO PIECES WITH GELIGNITE.
• SECTIONLATE CORRESPONDENCE.
  • ARTICLE“Man’s Inhumanity.”
• ARTICLEMEAT COOLER IS SUBJECT OF CLAIM
• ARTICLEBROADSIDER INJURED IN MONICA PARK CRASH.
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• ARTICLELATE SPORTING.
• ARTICLE“CAN’T STOP BOOKMAKING.”
• ARTICLECHEVIOT HANDICAPS.
• ARTICLECOAST GUIDES THANK CANTERBURY FRIENDS.
• ARTICLEUpper House Is To Stay.
• ARTICLELATE NEWS.
• ARTICLEAPPEAL MADE FOR THE TEAM SPIRIT.
• ARTICLETHE BOTTOM LIP REVEALS SECRETS.
• ARTICLEMAHAKIPAWA SHARES ARE SOLD BY AUCTION.
• ARTICLESALMON FISHING OVER WEEK-END WAS POOR.
• ARTICLEPROVIDING WORK FOR UNEMPLOYED.
• ARTICLEBY THE WAY.
• ARTICLETENDENCY TO RETURN TO PRE-WAR VALUES.
• ARTICLEHOUSE AT FENDALTON IS DESTROYED BY FIRE.
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• ARTICLESACRIFICES MUST BE MADE BY COMMUNITY AS A WHOLE
• ARTICLELAKE DRAINAGE AND IRRIGATION.
• ARTICLEOFFENDERS UNDER THE TRAFFIC REGULATIONS.
• ARTICLETINWALD EWE FAIR.
• ARTICLEPRINCE OPENS BIG EXHIBITION.
• ARTICLELATE SHIPPING.
• ARTICLENEWS ON OTHER PAGES
• ARTICLE“TRADE BOYCOTT STUPID AND A PIECE OF BLUFF.”
• ARTICLESAW COMPANION LYING ON ROAD.
• ARTICLEROWING.
• ARTICLECORONER DOES NOT COMMENT ON EVIDENCE
• ARTICLEWAGES PAID TO RELIEF WORKERS.
• ARTICLECAR MOUNTS RETAINING WALL ON EVANS’ PASS.
• ARTICLEFREE AMBULANCE.
• ARTICLEBAIL REFUSED BY MAGISTRATE.
• ARTICLEANCIENT BONES FOUND UNDER NAPIER SHOPS.
• ARTICLE"HABITUAL OFFENDER.”
• ARTICLECHILD DROWNED IN CREEK AT KAIKOURA.
• ARTICLEINDIA MAY HAVE LANCASHIRE MILLS.
• ARTICLECOMMERCIAL.
• ARTICLECARNEGIE FELLOWSHIP OFFERED PROF. SHELLEY.
• ARTICLEMEN GUILTY OF CONVERSION, YET DID NOT DRIVE THE CAR
• ARTICLEHUGE SUM NEEDED FOR HAWKE’S BAY.
• ARTICLECIVIL SERVANTS GIVE DAY'S PAY.
• ARTICLECHILD DIES FROM INJURIES IN ’QUAKE,
• ARTICLETIMARU ACCOUNTANT SEVERELY INJURED.
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• ARTICLERICCARTON HOLD WINNING HAND IN SENIOR CRICKET FINAL.
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• ARTICLETIMARU SOCIAL NOTES.
• ARTICLEDANCES.
• SECTIONThe Social Round
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  • ARTICLEPERSONAL ITEMS.
  • ARTICLEENGAGEMENT.
  • ARTICLEKINDERGARTEN WORK AT PHILLIPSTOWN.
  • ARTICLEINFLUENCE OF MOTHER LOVE.
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  • ARTICLEWITH THE GOLFERS AT SHIRLEY LINKS.
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• ARTICLELAWN TENNIS.
• ARTICLESWIMMING.
• ARTICLEBATT CUP RACE HELD IN DUNEDIN HARBOUR.
• ARTICLEST BEDE'S SPORTS.
• ARTICLEBILLIARDS.
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• ARTICLETopics of the Turf
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• ARTICLEFINE FINISH IN TIMARU CUP RACE
• ARTICLESILVERMINE’S WIN IS IMPRESSIVE.
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• ARTICLEThe Star Cross-word Puzzle.
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• ARTICLEADVENTURES OF MICKEY THE MOUSE.-Bad Eggs.
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• ARTICLEACCEPTANCES.
• ARTICLECHEVIOT TROTS.
• ARTICLEHANDICAPS.
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• ARTICLETHE ROGUE OF FITZROY ROAD
• ARTICLESTOREMAN PLUNGES 250 FEET TO DEATH.
• ARTICLEYACHTS START ON THE TASMAN RACE
• ARTICLEMINISTER COLLAPSES AND DIES AT SERVICE.
• ARTICLEDWELLINGS TO BE DECLARED “BLACK.”
• ARTICLEStop Press.
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