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• TITLE_SECTIONMasthead
• ARTICLEEVEN BATTING DISPLAYED BY COMBINED SERVICES.
• ARTICLETWO EX-PREMIERS DEFEND HONOUR.
• ARTICLEPROGRESS MADE AT BIG CONFERENCE.
• ARTICLEOPTIMISTIC VIEW OF CONFERENCE IS TAKEN.
• ARTICLEPOLICE INTERFERENCE RESENTED BY FIGHTERS.
• ARTICLEWHEAT RESERVES MAY HAVE TO BE CALLED ON.
• ARTICLEIGNORANCE OF THE LAW NO EXCUSE, SAYS S.M.
• ARTICLEFIRST RADIOPHONE CALL TO N.Z. TO-DAY
• ARTICLECOMMUNISTS IN TOKIO TRY TO STORM GAOL.
• ARTICLEFLOOD-LIGHTS REVEAL NEW BEAUTY IN LONDON
• ARTICLEN.S.W. NOW ADOPTING ECONOMY MEASURES.
• ARTICLEDEBT CONVERSION BILL PASSED BY THE SENATE.
• ARTICLEMANY BUYERS ATTEND SALE OF OLD BOOKS.
• ARTICLEAUSTRALIAN TRADE TREATY ATTACKED.
  • ILLUSTRATIONMr R. B. Bennett.
• ARTICLESTUDENT ATTEMPTS TO KILL GOVERNOR.
• ARTICLE“NEW GUARD” MEETS IN SECRET IN SYDNEY.
• ARTICLETOBACCONIST'S SHOP ENTERED BY THIEVES.
• ARTICLECHINESE HOLDING MISSION DOCTOR.
• ARTICLEA FORMER NEW ZEALAND PRIME MINISTER.
  • ILLUSTRATIONThe late Rt Hon and Mrs R. J. Seddon (centre) with some friends outside their home in Kumara. Mr James Colvin, who wa...
• ARTICLEPRICE OF COAL IS RAISED IN CITY.
• ARTICLEPOUND SCHEME DEPOTS NEED FURTHER SUPPLIES.
• ARTICLEMAINTENANCE CASE IS HEARD IN TIMARU COURT
• ARTICLEMECHANICS APPLY FOR REVISED AWARD.
• ARTICLEWOOL PRICES RECOVER AT THE LONDON SALES.
• ARTICLESTRIKERS WRECK TELEPHONE SYSTEM
• ARTICLENEW WELLINGTON BOAT FOR SANDERS CUP RACE.
• ARTICLEBILLIARDS PLAYERS COMPETE IN TOURNEY.
• ARTICLENUMISMATIC SOCIETY IS FORMED IN N.Z.
• ARTICLECOST OF LIVING SHOWS DECLINE IN AUSTRALIA.
• ARTICLEMORE WOOL GOING INTO CONSUMPTION.
• ARTICLEWAR PROFITS BILL TO BE INTRODUCED.
• ARTICLETOUR DE FRANCE RIDERS DISTRESSED.
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• SECTIONBIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS.
  • ARTICLEBIRTHS.
  • ARTICLEDEATHS.
• ARTICLETHE WEATHER.
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• ARTICLEMAIL NOTICES.
• ARTICLECYCLING.
• ARTICLESHIPPING OVERSEAS AND COASTAL
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• ARTICLESPORT AND SPORTSMEN.
• SECTIONTHE THEATRES
  • ARTICLEPLAZA HAS "GREAT GAME."
  • ARTICLEEXCELLENT PROGRAMME.
  • ARTICLEDRAMATIC MASTERPIECE.
  • ARTICLE"THE SPY” AT MAJESTIC.
  • ARTICLEDAWSON AND HAMBOURG.
  • ARTICLECHARLIE CHAPLIN AGAIN.
  • ARTICLEGOOD DOUBLE BILL.
  • ARTICLETWO BRITISH TALKIES.
• ARTICLEALLAN WILKIE GIVES SECOND PROGRAMME.
• ARTICLEHARMONIC SOCIETY TO GIVE FINE PROGRAMME.
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• ARTICLEFROM BOOKSTALL & STUDY
• ARTICLEGOOD PRICES AT ADDINGTON YARDS
• ARTICLEHOME HINTS.
• ARTICLETIPS FOR THE HOUSEWIFE.
• ARTICLEOVERSEAS FRUIT IS PLENTIFUL AND VERY CHEAP AT PRESENT.
• ARTICLEHOME ECONOMICS ASSOCIATION NOTES.
• ARTICLECHIROPRACTIC—WHAT IS IT?
• ARTICLECOMPARISONS.
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• ARTICLECHANCE OF SUCCESS IS WAITING FOR ALL
• ARTICLEBLACKBALL STORES LIFT BAN ON NON-UNIONISTS.
• ARTICLEN.Z. PRISON SYSTEM REQUIRES REFORM.
• ARTICLEBRANCH MEETING OF FORESTRY LEAGUE.
• ARTICLEPOWER CONSUMER IS HELD LIABLE.
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• ARTICLERADIO
• ARTICLEWRECKAGE OF MISSING LAUNCH SCOTIA FOUND
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• ARTICLECROWD BLOCKS HOSPITAL OFFICE.
• ARTICLELAKE COLERIDGE LEVEL STILL SATISFACTORY.
• ARTICLEFURTHER GRANT FOR REDCLIFFS SEA WALL.
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• ARTICLEMAN WRONGFULLY OBTAINED MONEY.
• ARTICLEBANKRUPT FARMER IS NOW IN PRISON.
• ARTICLE“HAS SELF-STARTER AND SELF-STOPPER.”
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• ARTICLEFOUR DIPHTHERIA CARRIERS FOUND,
• ARTICLEFELL ON FOOTPATH IN FITZGERALD AVENUE.
• ARTICLECHRISTCHURCH WILLS ARE GRANTED PROBATE.
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• ARTICLEA CROWDED HOUR FOR PENSIONERS
• ARTICLECR. ARMSTRONG MAY BE L.R.C. MEMBER.
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• ARTICLEFURTHER REMAND ON MURDER CHARGE
• ARTICLECOMMERCIAL.
• ARTICLEBY THE WAY.
• ARTICLEWINTER SHOW WILL OPEN ON AUGUST 8.
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• ARTICLESOUTHLAND’S RUGBY TEAM : YESTERDAY’S GAME : A STURDY SIDE.
  • ILLUSTRATIONHUSKY SOUTHLAND FORWARDS.—Mainly as a result of their swift back division displaying combination, Wellington’s Rugby ...
  • ILLUSTRATIONGREYMOUTH’S LITTLE JOKE.—Inspector Sloss, Greymouth’s traffic inspector, was surprised to find himself represented as...
  • ILLUSTRATIONH. LARWOOD, who will probably be unavailable for the test match against New Zealand owing to injuries.
  • ILLUSTRATIONTO BE SEEN AT LANCASTER PARK ON SATURDAY’.—Members of the Southland Rugby team who arrived in Christchurch this morni...
  • ILLUSTRATIONKEEN RUGBY FOLLOWERS.—In view of Southland’s game with Canterbury on Saturdays considerable interest was taken by rad...
  • ILLUSTRATIONMISS LILY COPPLESTONE who has made her headquarters at Gris Nez, It is her intention to attempt the Channel swim next...
• ARTICLEDEBATERS FAVOUR BIRTH CONTROL.
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• ARTICLEREDUCTIONS IN POCKET MONEY.
• ARTICLE“NO BARGAIN MADE FOR HURUNUI SEAT.”
• ARTICLESKI-ING PARTY GO OVER ARTHUR’S PASS.
• ARTICLEFIGHTING FLAMES ON RED-HOT DECKS.
• ARTICLEFRUITGROWERS WILL BUY BOXES IN N.Z.
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• ARTICLESALES OF LOCAL ELECTRIC RANGES.
• ARTICLERAISED TROUBLE AT RAILWAY STATION
• ARTICLEN.Z. HAS LARGE WOOL CARRY-OVER
• ARTICLEOBJECTION MADE TO NOISE AFTER DANCES.
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• ARTICLERENT CLAIMED FROM MINING COMPANY
• ARTICLEFEWER MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT URGED.
• ARTICLEWORK FOR RELIEVING TEACHERS RESTRICTED.
• ARTICLENOTES FROM PARLIAMENT.
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• ARTICLEThe Christchurch PUBLISHED BY New Zealand Newspapers Ltd. Gloucester Street and Cathedral Square THURSDAY, JULY 23, 1...
• ARTICLELong Suit Lure.
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• ARTICLENews in Brief
• ARTICLEAMERICA TO DAY STUDYING TREATMENT OF CRIMINALS.
• ARTICLESome Misused Words.
• ARTICLEAttackers of Trees Active next Month.
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• ARTICLEThe Nurses Should Ask for an Award.
• ARTICLEPepys’ Diary
• ARTICLEPeople and Their Doings.
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• SECTIONCorrespondence.
  • ARTICLENotes of Two Kinds.
  • ARTICLEIs Australia Bankrupt?
  • ARTICLEA Complaint.
  • ARTICLEThe Kaiapoi Seat.
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• ARTICLEUNITED PARTY MAY NOT OPPOSE REFORM LEADER.
• ARTICLEWere Merivale Lucky?
• ARTICLEHoney Control Board.
• ARTICLESIR JAMES PARR TO STAND FOR WAIKATO.
• ARTICLE“BANKS SHOULD CREATE CREDIT.”
• ARTICLECIVIL CASES BEFORE COURT THIS MORNING
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• ARTICLEGOOD WORK DONE BY PRISONS BOARD.
• ARTICLE“NEW GUARD” READY FOR ANY REVOLT.
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• ARTICLE“TAXES CRUSHING RACING CLUBS.”
• ARTICLEPERSONAL
• ARTICLECRIME OF IMPORTING AUSTRALIAN SILVER.
• ARTICLEFIREWOOD PRICES LOWER THAN USUAL.
• ARTICLESTEAMER LEAVES FOR CAMPBELL ISLANDS.
• ARTICLEMEN DESCRIBED AS UNDESIRABLES.
• ARTICLESOUTHLAND RUGBY TEAM ARRIVE HERE.
• ARTICLECLOSING OF COURTS IN UNSAVOURY CASES.
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• ARTICLETHREE MEN FACE CHARGE OF ASSAULT.
• ARTICLEBOXING.
• ARTICLEHOCKEY.
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• ARTICLEHOPES POSITION WILL EASE SOON.
• ARTICLEGOLF.
• ARTICLELATE SHIPPING.
• ARTICLELATE SPORTING.
• ARTICLELATE COMMERCIAL.
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• SECTIONThe Social Round
  • ARTICLEPERSONAL ITEMS.
  • ARTICLECATHEDRAL TENNIS CLUB HAS SKATING CARNIVAL.
  • ARTICLEWOMEN’S DIVISION OF FARMERS’ UNION MEETS.
  • ARTICLESOCIAL GATHERING.
  • ARTICLECOMBINED STAFFS HAVE SECOND ANNUAL DANCE.
  • ARTICLELATE MRS A. W. SMITH.
  • ARTICLELARGE GATHERING AT ANNUAL BALL.
  • ARTICLEWEDDING.
• ARTICLEMUSICAL RECEPTION HELD IN WELLINGTON
• ARTICLEMUSICAL AFTERNOON AT THE WOMEN’S CLUB.
• ARTICLEENJOYABLE DANCE GIVEN FOR NAVAL VOLUNTEERS
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• ARTICLEWRESTLING.
• ARTICLEHOCKEY.
• ARTICLEBOWLING.
• ARTICLEBASKETBALL.
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• ARTICLESCHOOL AND PLAYGROUND.
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• ARTICLEADVENTURES OF MICKEY THE MOUSE.-Greased Lightning
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• ARTICLETRACK WORK AT RICCARTON
• ARTICLETopics of the Turf
• ARTICLEAUCKLAND TROTTERS.
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• ARTICLEFARMERS COMPLAIN OF ELECTRICITY CHARGES.
• ARTICLEMANAWATU RACES.
• ARTICLEUNEMPLOYMENT BOARD’S WORK IS EULOGISED
• ARTICLELLYN DU ENGAGED IN BIG HURDLES.
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• ARTICLECYCLING ON TRACK AND ROAD
• ARTICLETHICK ICE PRESENTS DANGER TO MOTORISTS.
• ARTICLEFARMERS TO SUPPORT THE POUND SCHEME.
• ARTICLEROUND THE SUBURBS
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• ARTICLEThe Star Cross-word Puzzle.
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• ARTICLEBRINGING UP FATHER:
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• SECTIONWELLING TON SCORE EASY WIN IN RANFURLY SHIELD MATCH.
  • ARTICLEWINNERS SUPERIOR IN SPEED AND TACTICS.
    • ILLUSTRATIOND. G. Grant.
    • ILLUSTRATIONH. M’Lean
  • ARTICLESTUDENT PLAYERS WAGE BATTLE ON WET GROUND
    • ILLUSTRATIONWikiriwhi.
    • ILLUSTRATIONBush.
  • ARTICLEWAIRARAPA FORWARDS OUTCLASS BUSH SIDE.
  • ARTICLEBOYS’ HIGH SCHOOL WIN AGAINST WAITAKI TEAM.
  • ARTICLESECONDARY SCHOOLS.
  • ARTICLETHE LEAGUE GAME.
  • ARTICLENEW ZEALAND WHIPPET RACING CLUB MEETS.
  • ARTICLELODGE MEETING.
• ARTICLEMOTOR – CYCLING
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• ARTICLEFURTHERING THE SALE OF N.Z. MADE GOODS
• ARTICLE“TOO COMPLICATED FOR MANY FARMERS."
• ARTICLEREDUCTION MADE IN HOTEL RATES.
• ARTICLESUICIDE COMMITTED BY WORKLESS MAN.
• ARTICLEThe GIRL and the COLT
• ARTICLECOUNTY COUNCIL WILL OPPOSE TRANSPORT BILL.
• ARTICLEASHBURTON NEWS.
• ARTICLEREPORT ON CONDITION OF ROADS RECEIVED.
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• ARTICLEStop Press.
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