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TITLE_SECTIONMasthead
ARTICLEMATCH IS ABANDONED OWING TO THUNDERSTORM.
ARTICLEWORKLESS MAN ATTACKS WIFE AND DAUGHTER.
ARTICLEROYAL FAMILY RIDE IN MOTOR-CARS AT ASCOT
ARTICLENEW STEERING ORDERS AT SEA.
ARTICLEPROPOSAL RECEIVES GENERAL APPROVAL.
ARTICLEGENERAL PERSHING’S UNGENEROUS COMMENT.
- ILLUSTRATIONGeneral Pershing.
ARTICLEIT IS NOT HOAX, SAYS MARIE STOPES
ARTICLEBRITISH RIDERS WIN SENIOR T.T.
ARTICLESHIPPING AT PORT.
- ILLUSTRATIONThe ferry steamer Wahine (right) which came out of dock yesterday after her annual overhaul. The Maheno, which has be...
ARTICLEMR CHICHESTER IS LIKE AN OYSTER.
ARTICLEWILL FLY ACROSS ATLANTIC OCEAN.
ARTICLEDOES IRRIGATION SPOIL SOME LAND?
ARTICLEONE-ARMED GOLFERS PLAY UNIQUE TOURNEY
ARTICLEUNEXAMPLED VIOLENCE WITNESSED IN SYDNEY.
ARTICLEDECISION RESERVED IN KYLSANT CASE.
ARTICLECANNOT PREVENT RUSSIAN IMPORTS.
ARTICLEINTER-STATE AIR MAILS TO CEASE TEMPORARILY
ARTICLEWHIRLWIND CAUSES MANY CASUALTIES.
ARTICLETHIRTEEN KILLED IN STORM IN POLAND.
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SECTIONBIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS.
- ARTICLEBIRTH.
- ARTICLEDEATHS.
- ARTICLEIN MEMORIAM.
- ARTICLEFUNERALS.
ARTICLETHE WEATHER.
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ARTICLEMAIL NOTICES.
ARTICLE“STREET OF CHANCE.”
ARTICLESHIPPING OVERSEAS AND COASTAL.
ARTICLEFROST 10.1 DEGREES EXPERIENCED TO-DAY.
ARTICLEREPERTORY SOCIETY.
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ARTICLEThe Christchurch Star PUBLISHED BY New Zealand Newspapers Ltd. SATURDAY, JUNE 20, 1931. A PROFITABLE YEAR.
ARTICLE“German Invasion” of England.
- ILLUSTRATIONDr Bruning.
ARTICLESOME EARLY CANTERBURY PEOPLE I CAN REMEMBER.
ARTICLEShoveller Duck Nests near City.
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ARTICLEYours without Price.
ARTICLEPeople and Their Doings.
SECTIONCorrespondence.
- ARTICLEA Worker’s Bad Luck.
- ARTICLERugby Broadcasts.
- ARTICLE“Blame Mr Forbes.”
- ARTICLEMr Forbes and the Dole.
ARTICLESome Misused Words.
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ARTICLEWORKER ROBBED OF HIS WAGES.
ARTICLEMOTOR-CAR SKIDS AND HITS A POST.
ARTICLEBricklayers’ Protest.
ARTICLEPeace Propaganda.
ARTICLEASSISTANCE FOR WORKLESS WOMEN.
ARTICLECENTRAL DEPOT HAS BUSY WEEK.
ARTICLELULL OCCURS IN MINING DISPUTE.
ARTICLEHORSE PHYSICIAN WAS NOT REGISTERED.
ARTICLEHIS HONOR’S SLIP.
ARTICLEPRISONERS SENTENCED BY JUDGE AT DUNEDIN.
ARTICLEBOARD WILL ASK COURT’S RULING.
ARTICLETOBACCO AND THE SLUMP.
ARTICLEPERSONAL.
ARTICLEMAN SAID HE WAS NOT DRUNK, BUT WAS IN FIT.
ARTICLERAIN CAUSING SERIOUS LOSSES.
ARTICLEYOUNG THIEVES APPEAR AT CHILDREN’S COURT.
ARTICLESTOLEN TREE REPLACED BY LADY BLEDISLOE.
ARTICLEBAKERS’ PROFITS.
ARTICLEFERRY STEAMER DEADLOCK ENDS.
ARTICLEBY THE WAY.
ARTICLECOMMERCIAL.
ARTICLESYDENHAM TO HAVE NEW SCHOOLROOMS
ARTICLEFARMER WILLING TO GO TO GAOL.
ARTICLEDRIVER OF CAR ADOPTED “WAIT AND SEE” POLICY.
ARTICLEDUNEDIN POST OFFICE WILL COST £200,000.
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ARTICLEALBION UPSET CALCULATIONS IN MATCH AT RUGBY PARK
- ILLUSTRATIONT. Mullan (Scored)
- ILLUSTRATIONP. Loader (Dropped pass)
- ILLUSTRATIONSweeney (Scored)
- ILLUSTRATIONRoberts (Missed kick)
ARTICLEFOOTBALL FEATURE.
ARTICLELEAGUE.
ARTICLEGOLF.
ARTICLESOCCER.
ARTICLEDUNEDIN WINS KENNETT CUP.
ARTICLEHURUNUI HAS GOOD WIN OVER MALVERN.
ARTICLE“NEW ZEALAND IS IN GOOD POSITION.”
ARTICLETO-DAY’S GAMES.
ARTICLELAWN TENNIS.
ARTICLEDIVER IMPRISONED IN 15 FEET OF MUD.
ARTICLEBASKETBALL.
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ARTICLECLUB SUSPENDS LEAGUE PLAYER
ARTICLEWOULD NOT SUPPORT MOTHERLESS CHILD.
ARTICLEHOSPITALITY OFFERED BY SPANISH CABINET.
ARTICLEWATERSIDERS CONSIDER RATIONING OF WORK.
ARTICLETEES MAKES RECORD RUN TO CHATHAMS.
ARTICLEYOUNG MAN CHARGED WITH FALSE PRETENCES.
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ARTICLEROYAL SAXON WINS PRINCE EDWARD HANDICAP AT TIMARU.
ARTICLECYCLING.
ARTICLEHOCKEY.
ARTICLEGIRL KNOCKED DOWN IN SQUARE LAST NIGHT.
ARTICLESTUDENT CHRISTIAN CAMP AT BRIGHTON.
ARTICLEN.Z. LABOUR PARTY DECIDES ON PLAN.
ARTICLEBOXING.
ARTICLECENTRAL OTAGO GOLD.
ARTICLEWOMAN FAINTED ON SEEING FIRE.
ARTICLEMOTORISTS CANNOT DO WITHOUT CARS.
ARTICLEGREYMOUTH HOSPITAL BOARD HAS MEETING.
ARTICLEOnlooker’s Notebook.
- ILLUSTRATIONMr G. Mortlock.
ARTICLETROUBLE OCCURS WITH TAXI MEN.
ARTICLEMICKEY WALKER GIVES UP MIDDLE-WEIGHT TITLE.
ARTICLELATE SHIPPING.
ARTICLEBIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS.
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ARTICLENEW ZEALAND SAPLING STAKES
ARTICLETopics of the Turf
- ILLUSTRATIONBob Bradford and his Dance Orchestra, now playing at the popular Autonia Dance Club, which is being transferred from ...
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ARTICLEINQUEST TO INVESTIGATE DEATH OF AN INFANT.
ARTICLEMEETING OF THE STYX BRANCH OF THE W.C.T.U.
ARTICLEWEST OF ENGLAND SOCIETY HAVE DANCE AND SOCIAL.
ARTICLEPOLICE BAN ON WRESTLING BOUT.
ARTICLEMOASCAR CUP PLINTH LOST IN THE ’QUAKE.
ARTICLEMUST MAKE BEST USE OF THE LAND.
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ARTICLEFARM SECURITIES AND MORTGAGORS.
ARTICLESTOWAWAYS ALLOWED TO CONTINUE VOYAGE.
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ARTICLEWEDDING.
SECTIONThe Social Round
- ARTICLEPERSONAL ITEMS.
- ARTICLEENGAGEMENTS.
- ARTICLEMISCHA LEVITZKI GIVES SOME NEW RECIPES.
- ARTICLERELIEF WORK FOR CHRISTCHURCH WOMEN
- ARTICLELINCOLN ROAD SOCIAL TO AID GIRL GUIDES.
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- ARTICLESOCIAL GATHERINGS.
ARTICLECASH ATHLETIC CLUB HAS SUCCESSFUL DANCE.
ARTICLEREIGNS OF THE THREE CZARINAS OF RUSSIA,
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ARTICLEROUND THE SUBURBS
ARTICLECAR SET AFIRE ON LONELY ROAD.
ARTICLECITY COUNCIL LOAN FOR RELIEF WORKS.
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ARTICLEStop Press.
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GROUPING_NODETHE CHRISTCHURCH STAR.
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- ARTICLEAthletes at the 1932 Olympic Games will be Specially Housed.
  - ILLUSTRATIONOne of the quaint houses erected for Olympic athletes in America.
  - ILLUSTRATIONThe administration building which contains all the offices and which is situated at the entrance gates.
  - ILLUSTRATIONEach of these houses has accommodation for four athletes.
- ARTICLENEW YORK’S FIGHT AGAINST THE UNDERWORLD.
- ARTICLETung Oil Trees Thrive in Northern New Zealand.
  - ILLUSTRATIONAn eight-year old Tung Oil tree in an Auckland garden.
  - ILLUSTRATIONA photograph (not retouched) of Tung Oil fruit growing in Auckland.
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- SECTIONJACK FROST'S PAGE
  - ARTICLETHE ESCAPE.
  - ARTICLETHE ANIMALS.
  - ARTICLETHE PRIZE LIST.
  - ARTICLEA BUSY ARTIST.
  - ARTICLEICICLE TIME.
    - ILLUSTRATIONGood conception of a frosty topic by Wendy Browne, Rakaia. The idea is really very good. Second prize.
  - ARTICLEWelcome In!
  - ARTICLEBirthday Greetings.
  - ARTICLETHE ANIMAL PUZZLE.
  - ARTICLETHE FAIRY FROST-MAN.
    - ILLUSTRATIONJust the sort of trick Jack Frost WOULD play on your way to school Drawing and conception both good. First prize to J...
  - ARTICLETHE FROST FAIRIES.
  - ARTICLEThe Question.
  - ARTICLEJACK FROST'S LETTER.
  - ARTICLEWINTER.
  - ARTICLEA STEALTHY VISITOR.
  - ARTICLEMR WINTER’S ICE-CHEST.
  - ARTICLEJACK FROST, ARTIST, AND CHILDREN’S FRIEND
  - ARTICLETHE SURPRISE.
  - ARTICLEA LESSON FROM THE NAUTILUS.
  - ARTICLEHOW TO CURE A COLD.
  - ARTICLEHOW MANY?
    - ILLUSTRATIONIn the wintry scene above are a number of articles secreted. They all begin with the letter S. How many can you find?
  - ARTICLEJACK FROST AND THE CHRYSANTHEMUMS.
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- ARTICLEFUN AND FANCY
  - ILLUSTRATION“So delighted you called Mrs Gadder. Er—George, never mind that news bulletin, now.”
  - ILLUSTRATIONVery Learned Gentleman (to young lady at reception): I’m giving my Ornithological Lecture on the Vertebral System of ...
- ARTICLENews In Pictures
  - ILLUSTRATIONCAVALRY SKILL FOR THE ROYAL TOURNAMENT.— Jumping through a human hoop, a remarkable display of horsemanship which the...
  - ILLUSTRATIONA PRECARIOUS OCCUPATlON.—Steeplejacks at work upon a chimney 220 feet high at an English factory. This photograph was...
  - ILLUSTRATIONCROWNING THE MAY QUEEN.—The annual celebration of the crowning of Walworth’s May Queen taking place at the Robert Bro...
  - ILLUSTRATIONENGLISH SCHOOLBOYS SPENDING THEIR HOLIDAYS.—A rag taking place on the sand hills at one of England’s watering places ...
  - ILLUSTRATIONTHE DUCHESS OF YORK AT HARROW.—The Duchess of York inspecting the Guard of Honour of nurses during her visit to the H...
- ARTICLEMURDERERS’ MOTIVES STRANGE AND VARIED.
- ARTICLEMAYFAIR JOTTINGS.
- SECTIONWOMEN IN THE HOME
  - ARTICLETHE WAIST LINE MOST IMPORTANT FEATURE.
  - ARTICLEBE FASHIONABLE, AND WEAR LARGE BEADS.
  - ARTICLESMART AUTUMN MODELS.
    - ILLUSTRATIONThe one on the left has a dress in two shades of hopsac with georgette vest, the coat being plain. Two important feat...
  - ARTICLEFACE MASSAGE.
    - ILLUSTRATIONThe illustration shows the method employed by the beauties of the screen at Hollywood, where Dr Josif Ginsburg is eng...
  - ARTICLEEARL’S DAUGHTER VISITS SLIMMING PARLOUR.
  - ARTICLEFASHION NOTES.
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- ARTICLEHINTS AND IDEAS.
- ARTICLEUntitled
- ARTICLERECIPES FOR THE WEEK.
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- ARTICLE“KICK TO GAIN GROUND; RUN TO SCORE TRIES.”
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- ARTICLEFEAR IS RIDING THE WORLD TO-DAY
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- ARTICLEPractical Gardening
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- ARTICLETHE WEEK’S WORK.
- ARTICLEINQUIRIES.
- ARTICLETO CORRESPONDENTS.
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- ARTICLEThe Star Cross-word Puzzle.
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- ARTICLERADIO
- ARTICLEPARENTS SEPARATE MARRIED COUPLE.
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- SECTIONThe Talking Screen
  - ARTICLEGENERAL FILM GOSSIP.
    - ILLUSTRATIONClive Brook.
  - ARTICLE“Min and Bill.”
    - ILLUSTRATIONDorothy Jordan, Marie Dressier and Wallace Beery as they appear in “Min and Bill,” a story of waterfront life, which ...
  - ARTICLEWonderful Air Force Film.
    - ILLUSTRATIONJean Harlow engages the attention of two young aviators (James Hall and Ben Lyon) in the wonderful Air Force drama, “...
  - ARTICLE“Don’t Bet on Women.”
    - ILLUSTRATIONEdmund Lowe, Jeanette MacDonald and Roland Young, who have the leading roles in the Fox production, “Don’t Bet on Wom...
  - ARTICLEAMERICA’S POSITION IN FILM INDUSTRY.
  - ARTICLEHOW NANCY CARROLL CAME TO ADOPT NAME.
    - ILLUSTRATIONNancy Carroll
  - ARTICLEHOLLYWOOD’S STARS HAVE FEW SERVANTS.
  - ARTICLEFILM CUTTER'S TASK IS MOST IMPORTANT.
  - ARTICLEIntensely Dramatic Film.
    - ILLUSTRATIONA scene from “Millie,” an intensely dramatic film, now at the Plaza. Helen Twelvetrees and Robert Ames enact the prin...
  - ARTICLEWall Street wants the Motion Picture Studios under Its Eyes.
  - ARTICLEHOLLYWOOD IN PERSON.
    - ILLUSTRATIONColleen Moore.
    - ILLUSTRATIONLilyan Tashman.
    - ILLUSTRATIONEthel Morrison.
  - ARTICLE“The Lady from the Sea.”
    - ILLUSTRATIONA scene from “The Lady from the Sea,” a British (alkie, starring Moore Marriot and Anita Graham, which commenced to-d...
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- ARTICLEThe Theatrical World
  - ILLUSTRATIONMischa Levitzki.
  - ILLUSTRATIONJ. B. Rowe.
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- ARTICLECOMPLIMENTED ON HER COMPLEXION AT 65.
- SECTIONTHE THEATRES
  - ARTICLEWONDERFUL TALKIE.
  - ARTICLEFINE DRAMATIC FILM.
  - ARTICLESEASON EXTENDED.
  - ARTICLE“EAST LYNNE” CONTINUES.
  - ARTICLE“JUST FOR A SONG.”
  - ARTICLEBUCK JONES AT GRAND.
  - ARTICLE“MIN AND BILL.”
  - ARTICLECOMEDY FOR MAJESTIC.
  - ARTICLE“THE GREEN GODDESS.”
  - ARTICLEALL-BRITISH PROGRAMME.
  - ARTICLEMISCHA LEVITZKI.
  - ARTICLEJOYLAND THEATRE.
    - ILLUSTRATIONA picture of the interior of Joyland Theatre, New Brighton, now an up-to-date “talkie” theatre, re-opening to-day.
  - ARTICLESYDENHAM TALKIES.
  - ARTICLEBIG SKATING RINK.
  - ARTICLERECITAL OF CHURCH MUSIC.
  - ARTICLEUntitled
- ARTICLECOMPANY AFFAIRS.
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- SECTIONSOME of the MEN ASSOCIATED
  - ARTICLEFORD COMPANY’S FINE NEW HOME IS NOW READY FOR USE.
  - ARTICLEWHO’S WHO for SERVICE
    - ILLUSTRATIONHOPE B. GIBBONS ESQ. MANĢ DIRECTOR COLONIAL MOTOR CO LTD WELGTN
    - ILLUSTRATIONMT C.H. KERSLEY SALES MANAGER
    - ILLUSTRATIONMS G. DUNCALF GENERAL MANG FORD MOTORS (CANTY) LTD.
    - ILLUSTRATIONMR W.L. HENRY MANAGER USED CAR DEPARTMENT
    - ILLUSTRATIONMR W.H. SMALL WORKSHOP FOREMAN
    - ILLUSTRATIONMR W.L. MCCALLUM ACCOUNTANT
    - ILLUSTRATIONMR D. E. BROOM WORKSHOP FOREMAN
    - ILLUSTRATIONMR V.V. WILLIAMS HEAD STOREMAN
  - ARTICLECANTERBURY FORD DEALERS HAVE MADE GREAT PROGRESS.
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- ARTICLEIntroducing the FORD NEW HOME
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- ARTICLEFORTY MINERS TO APPEAR IN COURT.
- ARTICLEFIRST BUSINESS OF THE SESSION.
- ARTICLEOBITUARY.
- ARTICLEASSISTANCE PROVIDED FOR DISABLED SOLDIERS.
- ARTICLEBOXING.
- ARTICLERUGBY.
- ARTICLEWOOL IN STORE IN NEW ZEALAND.
- ARTICLEWAGE REDUCTION BY NELSON CITY COUNCIL.
- ARTICLEFIRE OCCURS IN BLOCK OF FLATS.
- ARTICLEPORT NEWS.
- ARTICLECOAL AND BLANKET FUND.
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- ARTICLEMiss MIDAS
- ARTICLEWHERE DEMPSEY GOT IT
- ARTICLEPOULTRY NOTES
- ARTICLEUntitled
- ARTICLEADVENTURES OF MICKEY THE MOUSE.-A Dark “Horse.”
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- ARTICLERABBIT FARMING FOR PROFIT.
- ARTICLECANNOT SHIFT HOTEL LICENSE.
- ARTICLERUSSIAN TIMBER ON THE MARKET.
- ARTICLEEMPHATICALLY—SAVE “QUICK BREW” COUPONS.
- ARTICLEWHITE LINES ON BITUMEN ROADS.
- ARTICLEBRINGING UP FATHER:
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