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TITLE_SECTIONMasthead
ARTICLEBIRTHS.
ARTICLEMARRIAGES.
ARTICLEDEATHS.
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ARTICLENORTH CANTERBURY INDUSTRIES.
ARTICLETUAHIWI.
ARTICLETE WAI PONAMU COLLEGE
ARTICLEThe Girl a Million Knew
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ARTICLETHE SPECIALS.
ARTICLEWHEN EAST MEETS WEST.
ARTICLECHRISTCHURCH TRAMWAY BOARD.
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SECTIONTHE SOCIAL ROUND
- ARTICLENOTES AND NEWS.
- ARTICLEHINTS FOR THE HOUSEHOLD.
ARTICLECIVIC AFFAIRS.
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ARTICLEENGLISH GIRL'S IMPRESSIONS OF NEW ZEALAND.
ARTICLEA HUMAN CURIOSITY.
ARTICLESCHOOL EXAMINATIONS.
ARTICLECRICKET.
ARTICLEFALLING INTO LINE.
ARTICLETRAVELiNG DRESS.
ARTICLETHE PANAMA EXHIBITION.
ARTICLEARMING LINERS.
ARTICLEMATCHES.
ARTICLELATE SHIPPING.
ARTICLEWORKERS' HOMES.
ARTICLESUPREME COURT.
ARTICLETHE NEW BRITANNIC.
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ARTICLESHIPPING.
ARTICLEMETEOROLOGICAL.
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
ARTICLEMAIL NOTICES.
ARTICLEMEETINGS, AMUSEMENTS. Etc.
ARTICLEThe Sun TUESDAY, MARCH 17, 1914. ART AND THE CITY FATHERS.
ARTICLEUntitled
ARTICLEUntitled
ARTICLEUntitled
ARTICLEUntitled
ARTICLEACRES OF MEAT.
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
ARTICLETHE TOWN HALL.
ARTICLELETTERS TO THE EDITOR.
ARTICLETHE WORLD'S PRESS.
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GROUPING_NODEThe Sun
- TITLE_SECTIONMasthead
- ARTICLEIN THE OLD DAYS
  - ILLUSTRATIONMJtr J. SANSOM Mayor of Eangiora.
  - ILLUSTRATIONSOME MEMBERS OF THE RANGIORA' BOROUGH COUNCIL. ,'
  - ILLUSTRATIONVIEW OF RANGIORA, SHOWING FIRE STATION/BOROUGH COUNCIL CHAMBERS, AND POST OFFICE * (in the distance). ■ ''*%_
- ARTICLEPAST TO PRESENT THE TOWNSHIP TO-DAY
  - ILLUSTRATIONtfIRST WORKSHOP IN EANGIORA.
  - ILLUSTRATIONRAIfaIORA RECREATION CLUB.
  - ILLUSTRATIONHIGH STREET, RANGIcfetA, IN 1874.
  - ILLUSTRATIONHIGH STREET, RANGIOBA*
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- ARTICLENORTHERN A. & P. ASSOCIATION.
  - ILLUSTRATIONBANGIORA 'DOMAIN.
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  - ADVERTISEMENTPage 2 Advertisements Column 1
- ARTICLETO-DAY
  - ILLUSTRATIONVIEW OF KAIAPOI, LOOKING. NORTH.
  - ILLUSTRATION/ KAIAFOI WOOLLEN MILLS.
  - ILLUSTRATIONVIEW OF MAIN STREET, SHOWING MUNICIPAL BUILDINGS ofr'TH 1 . LETT. – – ,
- GROUPING_NODEPage 3 Advertisements
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- ARTICLEPORT OF KAIRAKI.
- ARTICLEOLD TIME SHIPPING.
- ARTICLESPORTS AND PASTIMES.
  - ILLUSTRATIONREGATTA DAY IN KAIABOI. – . ... . /
- ARTICLEPRESENT DAY TRADE.
  - ILLUSTRATIONSITE OF KAIAPOI WOOLLEN MILL IN 1860.
  - ILLUSTRATIONS.S. KAItfAKI ON THE RIVEB.
- ARTICLEKAIAPOI WORKING MEN'S CLUB.
  - ILLUSTRATION—AND IN 1914.
- GROUPING_NODEPage 4 Advertisements
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- ARTICLETAKE IT OR LEAVE IT.
- ARTICLEISLAND HURRICANE.
- ARTICLESHOCKING SACRILEGE.
- ARTICLERUSHING THE ALTAR.
- ARTICLELOST AT LAND'S END.
- ARTICLEACROSS AUSTRALIA.
- ARTICLE" GO TO THE COUNTRY."
- ARTICLEAN IMPORTANT RAILWAY.
- ARTICLEAT DEAD OF NIGHT.
- ARTICLENEW USE FOR RUBBER.
- ARTICLELOOKS LIKE SUICIDE.
- ARTICLEIMPERIAL NAVY.
- ILLUSTRATIONMt O. W. Eussoll, speaking at Gore, last night, said:—"lf he (Mr Russell) had done what Mr Herdman had done in connec...
- ARTICLE"SERVE HER RIGHT."
- ARTICLEN.S.W. TRAIN SMASH.
- ARTICLEBRITISH RAILWAYMEN.
- ARTICLECORSET PARADES.
- ARTICLEFIVE SHILLINGS EACH.
- ARTICLENAVAL SCANDALS.
- ARTICLEIN SOMALILAND.
- ARTICLEAN ANXIOUS OUTLOOK.
- ARTICLETO KILL THE TSAR.
- ARTICLEBOMB BY POST.
- ARTICLESCOPE FOR SWINDLERS.
- ARTICLEWAR CLOUDS GATHER.
- ARTICLEA DEFIANT REBEL.
- ARTICLETHE "WHITE WOLVES."
- ARTICLEWILD WEATHER.
- ARTICLEREECE FLUKES CIT.
- ARTICLE"SNOWY" BAKER ABROAD.
- ARTICLEFOR THE AIRMEN.
- ARTICLEIN SOUTH AFRICA.
- GROUPING_NODEPage 7 Advertisements
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- ARTICLEFOOTBALL AT HOME.
- ARTICLEWIRELESS WONDERS.
- ARTICLEPOLICE PAY.
- ARTICLEFOOTBALL
- ARTICLEHOCKEY.
- ARTICLECOMMERCIAL.
- ARTICLEAFTER THE STRIKE.
- ARTICLETERRITORIAL NEWS.
- ARTICLE" BAD TASTE."
- ARTICLERACING AND TROTTING.
- ARTICLESUSPENDED COUNCILLOR.
- ARTICLENORTHERN RAILWAYS.
- ARTICLEWELCOME RAIN.
- ARTICLENAPIER'S PROGRESS.
- ARTICLEMEDICOS AT VARIANCE.
- ARTICLESWIMMING.
- ARTICLETHE LIBERAL VIEW.
- ARTICLEWOOLSTON BOROUGH COUNCIL.
- ARTICLELYTTELTON BOROUGH COUNCIL.
- ARTICLEHARBOUR BOARD JAUNT.
- ARTICLEUPKEEP OF DOMAIN.
- ARTICLEPICNIC.
- ARTICLECHOIR UNION.
- GROUPING_NODEPage 8 Advertisements
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- ARTICLEHELPING ART.
- ARTICLETHE THEATRES.
- ARTICLETOWN HALL SITE.
- GROUPING_NODEPage 9 Advertisements
  - ADVERTISEMENTPage 9 Advertisements Column 1
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- ARTICLENEWS IN BRIEF.
- ARTICLELATE NEWS
- ARTICLESHORT HAULAGE POWER.
- ARTICLETO SIT OR STAND.
- ARTICLEPERSONAL.
- ARTICLECONCILIATION COUNCIL.
- ARTICLESPORTING.
- ARTICLELAWN TENNIS.
- ARTICLENUDE AND NEGLECTED.
- ARTICLEFOUND IN THE RIVER.
- ARTICLECOACH FALLS TWENTY FEET.
- ARTICLEST. PATRICK'S DAY.
- ARTICLETHE BECKENHAM PARK.
- ARTICLEOVERWORKED.
- ARTICLELATE CABLES.
- ARTICLESIR JOHN MURRAY DEAD.
- ARTICLEA ROYAL PATRON.
- ARTICLEMOTION OF CENSURE.
- ARTICLETHE FINAL TIE.
- ARTICLERANGIORA.
- ARTICLETHE GENERAL ELECTION.
- ARTICLERANGIORA SALE.
- ARTICLETWO-GUN MAN DIES IN BED.
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- ARTICLEUntitled
  - ILLUSTRATIONSEFTON DAIRY FACTORY.
- ARTICLETHE DAIRYING INDUSTRY.
  - ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
- ARTICLETWINE-MAKING AT WAIKUKU.
  - ILLUSTRATIONANGLICAN CHURCH, RANGIORA.
- ARTICLETHE FRUIT INDUSTRY.
  - ILLUSTRATIONTHE FERRO-CONCRETE BRIDGE OVER THE ASHLEY RIVER, NEAR RANGIORA.
  - ILLUSTRATIONRAILWAY STATION".
- ARTICLERANGIORA SALEYARDS.
  - ILLUSTRATIONPSSSBYTJPUAN WTOBOtt ,
- ARTICLETHE EVOLUTION OF THE CORRIEDALE.
  - ILLUSTRATIONRANGIORA COUNTY COUNCIL CHAMBERS.
  - ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
- ARTICLEBUSINESS ENTERPRISE.
- ARTICLEPREMIER AT NELSON.
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