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- TITLE_SECTIONMasthead
- ARTICLEMOLLISON HOPES TO REDUCE RECORD BY DAY AND HALF.
- ARTICLEUNEMPLOYED DO NOT GET BREAD.
- ARTICLEROUND THE THEATRES.
- ARTICLEBIG DEATH ROLL FOLLOWS STORM.
- ARTICLECHRISTCHURCH B.H.S. REUNION AT DUNEDIN.
- ARTICLELOOKING FORWARD TO A GOOD WEEK
- ARTICLEWARWICK BATSMEN PILE UP THE RUNS.
- ARTICLEZULU TRIBES WAR OVER SUCCESSION.
- ARTICLEWORSHIPPERS SHOT BY SOVIET POLICE
- ARTICLEFIFTEEN MOTOR-CARS BURNT IN GARAGE.
- ARTICLERAI VALLEY HOUSE DESTROYED BY FIRE.
- ARTICLETWO MEN HANGED AT ENGLISH GAOL.
- ARTICLEUNEMPLOYED TOTAL REACHES 2,713,350.
- ARTICLEHOMES INUNDATED BY FLOOD WATERS.
- ARTICLEFORTY PER CENT OF DOMINION MINERS IDLE.
- ARTICLESECOND-HAND DEALER ROBBED LAST NIGHT.
- ARTICLEMUCH PROGRESS MADE IN GLIDING AT HOME.
- ARTICLENO MONEY TO PAY SALARIES OF N.S. W. PUBLIC SERVANTS.
- ARTICLESEASIDE POPULAR FOR BANK HOLIDAY.
- ARTICLERESCUER’S BRAVERY EARNS RECOGNITION.
- ARTICLEOLDEST MINISTER OF PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
- ARTICLEGIFTS OF MINING SHARES REVEALED.
- ARTICLEPROSPECTOR MISSING IN MOUNTAIN AREA.
- ARTICLESHAMROCK V. WINNER OF KING’S CUP AT COWES.
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- SECTIONBIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS.
- ARTICLETHE WEATHER.
- ARTICLEMAIL NOTICES.
- ARTICLESHIPPING OVERSEAS AND COASTAL
- ARTICLEFASTER VESSELS FOR PACIFIC RUN.
- ARTICLERAILWAY TIMETABLE.
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- ARTICLEFINE PERFORMANCE OF MASTERPIECE.
- ARTICLECYCLING.
- ARTICLESPECIAL SESSION FOR MICKEY MOUSE PARTY.
- ARTICLESPORT AND SPORTSMEN
- SECTIONTHE THEATRES
- ARTICLEEXCELLENT PROGRAMME.
- ARTICLEREGENT HAS "NEW MOON."
- ARTICLEBRIGHT FARE AT LIBERTY,
- ARTICLEZANE GREY TALKIE.
- ARTICLESATIRE ON MARRIAGE.
- ARTICLE"CITY LIGHTS ” AT PLAZA.
- ARTICLE"SONG O’ MY HEART."
- ARTICLELATE SHIPPING.
- ARTICLEHEALTH LECTURE GIVEN BY MR JAMES M. CRAIG.
- ARTICLEBASKETBALL AT RAKAIA.
- ARTICLEWORKING EXHIBITS WILL BE FEATURE OF SHOW.
- ARTICLECANADIAN WHEAT AREAS RECEIVE GOOD RAINS
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- SECTIONFOR THE THRIFTY HOUSEWIFE
- ARTICLEHOME HINTS.
- ARTICLEWEEKS ROUGH WEATHER MAKES FISH SUPPLIES SCARCE.
- ARTICLEHOME ECONOMICS ASSOCIATION NOTES.
- ARTICLEROUND THE SUBURBS
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- ARTICLE“I AM ASKING THAT QUESTION.”
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- ARTICLEBARGAIN HUNTERS AT AUCTION SALE.
- ARTICLESKI CHAMPIONSHIPS SFT DOWN FOR AUGUST 15.
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- ARTICLETWO MEN AND GIRL HAVE EXCITING TRIP.
- ARTICLERADIO
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- ARTICLEYACHT WAS SUNK AT HER MOORINGS.
- ARTICLEMANY PEOPLE KEEP BIRDS IN CAPTIVITY.
- ARTICLEYOUNG MAN ISSUES VALUELESS CHEQUES
- ARTICLEDRUNKEN DRIVER LOSES LICENSE.
- ARTICLEPERSONAL.
- ARTICLEWOOL PRODUCTION SHOWS DROP IN N.S.W.
- ARTICLETIMARU MAINTENANCE CASES ARE HEARD.
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- ARTICLEPOLICE SAY WOMAN ABANDONED BABY.
- ARTICLELARGE CROWD FIGHTS TO SEE WRESTLERS.
- ARTICLELIKE A FAIRY TALE.
- ARTICLE15 DEGREES OF FROST FELT THIS MORNING.
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- ARTICLEBOXERS STAGE A NIGHT OF THRILLS.
- ARTICLEBY THE WAY.
- ARTICLE“HAS NO DIFFICULTY IN MEETING INTEREST.”
- ARTICLENATIONAL DOUBLE SALE WAS SATISFACTORY.
- ARTICLECOMMERCIAL.
- ARTICLEWIDOW WAS LIBELLED BY CYCLE IMPORTER.
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- ARTICLEGOLF.
- ARTICLEVANCOUVER-AUCKLAND SERVICE TO CONTINUE.
- ARTICLEA CORRECTION.
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- ARTICLETRUCKS DERAILED : A WORLD CRUISE IN YACHT : NATIONAL FAVOURITE.
- ILLUSTRATIONRECORD-BREAKING FLIGHT.—The ’plane in which Post and Gatty recently completed their record-breaking flight round the ...
- ILLUSTRATIONTWO MORE TREES GONE FROM THE AVON’S BANKS.—Tuesday’s heavy wind damaged two more of the willows near Carlton Bridge. ...
- ILLUSTRATIONST ANDREW’S COLLEGE v. M’GLASHAN’S COLLEGE.—Forwards jumping for the ball in the annual inter-College match yesterday...
- ILLUSTRATIONTRUCKS DERAILED ON MIDLAND LINE.—Three of the fourteen derailed trucks near Staircase yesterday. The train was a mixe...
- ILLUSTRATIONTO DECIDE THE SECONDARY SCHOOLS’ RUGBY CHAMPIONSHIP.—Members of the Boys' High School and St Bede’s College first fif...
- ILLUSTRATIONTRAINING COLLEGE STUDENTS LEAVE FOR HOME.—Dunedin Training College students on the Christchurch Station this morning ...
- ILLUSTRATIONTO SAIL AROUND THE WORLD.—This model of a sailing boat has been built by Mr H. R. Jones (inset) of Christchurch. It i...
- ILLUSTRATIONEARLY FAVOURITE FOR "GRAND NATIONAL —Wiltshire exercising at Ricearton yesterday. His form during his final preparati...
- ARTICLETRAIN DERAILED ON MIDLAND LINE.
- ARTICLEHUGE SHIPMENT OF RUSSIAN MATCHES.
- ARTICLEMR COATES URGES TRADE TO CANADA.
- ARTICLEDUNEDIN STUDENTS GO SOUTH BY THE EXPRESS.
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- ARTICLEINTENDS TO SAIL ROUND THE WORLD
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- ARTICLE“TIMES DEMAND THAT WE HELP.”
- ARTICLEBETTER OUTLOOK OF OPPOSITION.
- ARTICLEOBTAINED WORK ON RELIEF SCHEME.
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- ARTICLEThe Christchurch Star. PUBLISHED BY New Zealand Newspapers Ltd.
- ARTICLETHURSDAY, AUGUST 6, 1931. THE BANK OF ENGLAND.
- ARTICLEAdaptability.
- ARTICLENews in Brief
- ARTICLEA CURE FOR CLASS CONFLICT IN DEMOCRATISED INDUSTRY.
- ARTICLESome Misused Words.
- ARTICLEPepys’ Diary.
- ARTICLEMountain Tarn is Sea-birds* Home.
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- ARTICLEIs the Game Worth It?
- ARTICLEPeople and Their Doings.
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- SECTIONCorrespondence
- ARTICLEA Timaru Marathon.
- ARTICLEDogs and Music.
- ARTICLEToo Many Tournaments.
- ARTICLEA Railway Nuisance.
- ARTICLEIllusion of Democracy.
- ARTICLEThe Need of Force.
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- ARTICLECITY BAG-SNATCHER TRIED HER SYSTEM ONCE TOO OFTEN.
- ARTICLECONTRACTOR HAS BIG DEFICIENCY.
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- ARTICLETOBACCO PRICES TO BE RAISED.
- ARTICLEUNITED CANDIDATE FOR DUNEDIN SEAT.
- ARTICLERUSSIA HEADS LIST OF BUTTER EXPORTERS
- ARTICLECOLERIDGE LEVEL IS WELL MAINTAINED.
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- ARTICLE“FELL OFF CYCLE; WENT TO SLEEP.”
- ARTICLEN.Z. IS EXPECTED TO RECOVER FIRST.
- ARTICLECHANGE MADE IN U.S. WIGHTMAN CUP TEAM.
- ARTICLEDOBSON MINE IDLE.
- ARTICLEBIBLE IN SCHOOLS BILL IS STRONGLY OPPOSED.
- ARTICLEEMPLOYEES DISMISSED BY HARBOUR BOARD
- ARTICLEFRAUD NOT PROVED IN RELIEF CASES.
- ARTICLERAILWAY WORKER FATALLY CRUSHED.
- ARTICLESTORM ON THE COAST DELAYS HOME LINER.
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- ARTICLERELIEF FINANCES MUCH OVERDRAWN.
- ARTICLECIVIL CASES HEARD BEFORE MAGISTRATE
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- ARTICLECHARGED WITH MURDER OF GIRL.
- ARTICLEACCOUNT DISPUTED BY SUMNER COUNCIL.
- ARTICLESHOULD THE COURTS ORDER SUPPRESSION?
- ARTICLEFOOTBALL.
- ARTICLELATE SPORTING.
- ARTICLEPARIS UNEASY OVER GERMANY’S FINANCES.
- ARTICLEP. AND T. ASSOCIATION CONFERENCE BEGINS.
- ARTICLENEW SURVEY BLOCKS PLACED IN THE STREETS.
- ARTICLEADDINGTON NOTES
- ARTICLEJUDGE’S SUMMING UP HAS BEEN DELIVERED.
- ARTICLESLUGGISH LIVER.
- ARTICLESINCERITY.
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- SECTIONThe Social Round
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- ARTICLEPERSONAL ITEMS
- ARTICLETO-DAY’S RECIPE.
- ARTICLETHE PRINCE OF WALES GIVES TANGO LESSONS.
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- ARTICLESOCIAL GATHERINGS.
- ARTICLETIMARU SOCIAL NOTES.
- ARTICLES @ 13 EE IS El ® 1! ® IS S HI ® (U HI EE 11SHU S 3 TRIBUTE TO LADY STOUT IN AN AUSTRALIAN PAPER.
- ARTICLENEW BRIGHTON FIRE BRIGADE ANNUAL DANCE.
- ARTICLETRAINING COLLEGE ENTERTAINS VISITORS.
- ARTICLEA BACHELOR’S BOAST.
- ARTICLEMASQUERADE BALL IS GIVEN BY STUDENTS
- ARTICLELATE MRS M. A. HENDERSON
- ARTICLEGRAVE OUTLOOK FOR FARMERS
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- ARTICLEAMATEURS FIGHT FOR N.Z. TITLES.
- ARTICLETIMARU UNEMPLOYED NOT JOINING UNION.
- ARTICLE“STATE SHOULD HAVE MONOPOLY”
- ARTICLELAWN TENNIS.
- ARTICLEENTIRE TOWN SOLD BY THE DUKE OF NORFOLK.
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- ARTICLEWHO’S WHO IN THE GRAND NATIONAL.
- ARTICLETOPICS of the TURE
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- ARTICLECHANGES PROPOSED IN PROVIDENT FUND.
- ARTICLEAGE LIMIT FOR THE TERRITORIALS.
- ARTICLEADVENTURES OF MICKEY THE MOUSE-Giving Him Enough Rope.
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- ARTICLENOTES FROM PARLIAMENT.
- ARTICLEMR ARCHER MAKES POLITICAL SPEECH.
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- ARTICLESCHOOL AND PLAYGROUND.
- ARTICLECYCLING ON TRACK AND ROAD
- ARTICLEWHIPPET RACING.
- ARTICLEBRINGING UP FATHER:
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- ARTICLERUGBY.
- ARTICLEINVERCARGILL MAYOR PINNED UNDER MOTOR.
- ARTICLEMOTOR – CYCLING
- ARTICLEFIRE CAUSES SLIGHT DAMAGE TO PAINT SHOP.
- ARTICLEWRESTLING.
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- ARTICLEMONEY SHOULD BE REGULATED.
- ARTICLEOBITUARY.
- ARTICLEPORT NEWS.
- ARTICLE"ADMIT ONE"
- ARTICLETAIERI CRAWLING WITH PUKEKO, STATES REPORT
- ARTICLEASHBURTON NEWS.
- ARTICLESCHOOL CHILDREN WILL VISIT WINTER SHOW.
- ARTICLEMOTORISTS MAY GIVE EVIDENCE BEFORE HOUSE
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