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• ARTICLESHIPPING.
• ARTICLENEWS AND NOTES.
• ARTICLEWHAT IS A TRAVELLERY
• ARTICLEWIRELESS AND CABLE.
• ARTICLESPY TRIAL.
• ARTICLEINDUSTRIAL PEACE.
• ARTICLECASUALTIES.
• ARTICLEBIRTHS AND DEATHS.
• ARTICLETIMARU PLOUGHING MATCH.
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  • ARTICLETO OUR CIRCLE
  • ARTICLEPETER PAN’S CIRCLE
  • ARTICLECIRCLIANS—READ THIS.
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  • ARTICLE"MANY HAPPY RETURNS."
  • ARTICLEBETWEEN OURSELVES.
  • ARTICLETHE WEEK’S PUZZLE.
    • ILLUSTRATIONA LOVELY GAME. PUZZLE: FIND THE PURSUED.
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  • ARTICLEOUR OWN VERSE-MAKERS
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• SECTIONPROVINCIAL NEWS
  • ARTICLEWAIMATE.
  • ARTICLEST. ANDREWS.
  • ARTICLEGERALDINE.
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• ARTICLEBROADCASTING.
• ARTICLEODDFELLOWSHIP.
• ARTICLEFAIRLIE.
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• SECTIONCORRESPONDENCE:
  • ARTICLEDOES DEATH END ALL?
  • ARTICLEDOES DEATH, END ALL?
  • ARTICLEDOES DEATH END ALL?
• ARTICLEJ. C. WILLIAMSON PRODUCTIONS.
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• ARTICLEDEATHS.
• ARTICLEFUNERAL NOTICE.
• ARTICLEIN MEMORIAM.
• ARTICLEIN MEMORIAM.
• ARTICLEThe Timaru Herald FRIDAY, JULY 13, 1928. THE DIAMOND JUBILEE.
• ARTICLEGENERAL NEWS.
• ARTICLEHOSPITAL LEVIES.
• ARTICLEJUBILEE CELEBRATIONS.
• ARTICLETIMARU HOSPITAL.
• ARTICLEPERSONAL.
• ARTICLECHRISTCHURCH NEWS.
• ARTICLELAND LEAGUE.
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• ARTICLETROUBLE IN SPAIN.
• ARTICLEPARLIAMENT.
• ARTICLEMOVE TOWARDS PEACE.
• ARTICLELONDON TO TOKIO.
• ARTICLEPROFESSIONAL SWINDLERS.
• ARTICLETHE TOTALISATOR AT HOME.
• ARTICLERIFLE SHOOTING AT HOME.
• ARTICLEJUDGE ABSCONDS.
• ARTICLEJERVIS BAY INQUIRY.
• ARTICLEDANGER FROM POISON GAS.
• ARTICLESIR JAMES PARR.
• ARTICLENEW AEROPLANE WING
• ARTICLETHE WEATHER.
• ARTICLELOST IN ARCTIC WASTES.
• ARTICLEPEER SENTENCED.
• ARTICLETHE CRUISER DAUNTLESS.
• ARTICLEBIG BROTHER MOVEMENT.
• ARTICLETHE AMERICAN PRESIDENCY.
• ARTICLESALE OF NEWSPAPER.
• ARTICLEWAR GRAVES COMMISSION.
• ARTICLEMEETING OF BISHOPS.
• ARTICLEPREVENTION OF CANCER.
• ARTICLEA CORDIAL RECEPTION.
• ARTICLEOBJECTION TO CRIMES ACT.
• ARTICLESCOTLAND YARD APPOINTMENT.
• ARTICLEOBITUARY.
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• ARTICLECOMMERCIAL.
• ARTICLEMINIATURE RIFLES.
• ARTICLEHOCKEY.
• ARTICLEGRAND OPERA SEASON.
• ARTICLEAUSTRALIAN FODDER.
• ARTICLEFARMERS’ UNION.
• ARTICLETHE COURTS.
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• ARTICLEWEDDING DAY TRAGEDY.
• ARTICLETHEFTS FROM RAILWAY.
• ARTICLETHE MARATHON.
• ARTICLEFOOTBALL.
• ARTICLEGAMING BILL.
• ARTICLEDESTITUTE AND DESPERATE.
• ARTICLEASSOCIATION BALL.
• ARTICLEPACIFIC BUILDING SOCIETY.
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• ARTICLESPORTING.
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• ARTICLESOCIAL NOTES.
• ARTICLEAMUSEMENTS.
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• GROUPING_NODEThe Timaru Herald.
  • TITLE_SECTIONMasthead
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  • ARTICLEAFTER SIXTY YEARS.
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    • ILLUSTRATIONMR WILLIAM EVANS, The " Father " of Timaru Harbour.
    • ILLUSTRATIONMR A. J. MORRIS, Who still lives in the house in which he was born, at Maori Hill, sixty years ago.
  • ARTICLETHE MAYOR’S DIAMOND JUBILEE MESSAGE
  • ARTICLEThe Hon. F. J. ROLLESTON’S MESSAGE:
    • ILLUSTRATIONMR ROBERT HOLDGATE, Who was born in a tent on the beach at Timaru.
    • ILLUSTRATIONMR G. P. WOOD, Who has been. associated with the business and sporting life of this community for more than half a ce...
  • ARTICLETIMARU'S RESIDENTIAL ARCHITECTURE.
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  • ARTICLETIMARU’S BEA.tifUL CHURCHES.
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    • ILLUSTRATIONST.- MARY’S,
    • ILLUSTRATIONSACRED.-HEART – BASILICA.
    • ILLUSTRATIONTRINITY CHURCH. CHALMERS CHURCH.
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    • ILLUSTRATIONMETHODIST CHURCH.
    • ILLUSTRATIONCONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
    • ILLUSTRATIONBAPTIST. CHURCH. ST. PAUL'S, HIGHFIELD.
  • ARTICLEEARLY TIMARU: THE LONG AGO RECALLED
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  • ARTICLESTAFFORD STREET IN 1859.
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  • ARTICLETIMARU PARK AND GARDENS
    • ILLUSTRATIONMR. D. N. HARPER. 18 Years Curator of Timaru Park.
    • ILLUSTRATIONBURNS’ STATUE.
    • ILLUSTRATIONSCENES IN PARK AND GARDENS – WAR MEMORIAL IN CENTRE.
    • ILLUSTRATIONThe Illuminated Shop Frost of A. FRASER, Jeweller, the Timaru Engagement and Wedding Ring Specialist. ESTABLISHED 1902.
  • ARTICLEFIRST SIGHT OF TIMARU
    • ILLUSTRATIONGOVERNMENT LANDING SERVICE (ESTABLISHED 1858), IN USE TILL 1890.
    • ILLUSTRATIONBREAKWATER IN CONSTRUCTION, 1879.
  • ARTICLEDEEP-SEA SHIPPING IN TIMARU HARBOUR.
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  • ARTICLETIMARU’S BEA.tifUL CHURCHES
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  • ARTICLEEARLY TIMARU
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  • ARTICLESIXTY YEARS OF PROGRESS IN TWO YEARS
    • ILLUSTRATIONSHOWROOM.
    • ILLUSTRATIONEXTERIOR OP GARAGE.
    • ILLUSTRATIONBATTERY ROOM AND WEEDING PLANT.
    • ILLUSTRATIONSALVAGE TRUCK.
    • ILLUSTRATIONCHASSIS.
    • ILLUSTRATIONINTERIOR OF MAIN GARAGE.
    • ILLUSTRATIONSHEEP TRUCK LOADED.
    • ILLUSTRATIONHALF-COMPLETED BUS.
    • ILLUSTRATIONTHE FAMOUS ESSEX SUPER SIX. SUPER SIX.
    • ILLUSTRATIONCAR LAUNDRY.
    • ILLUSTRATIONWORKSHOP.
    • ILLUSTRATIONSHEEP TRUCK UNLOADING.
    • ILLUSTRATIONCOMPLETED BUS.
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  • ARTICLETWO MEMORIALS.
    • ILLUSTRATIONTROOPERS’ MEMORIAL.
    • ILLUSTRATIONALEXANDRA LIFEBOAT, 1865.
    • ILLUSTRATIONWRECK MONUMENT.
    • ILLUSTRATIONGLIMPES OF CAROLINE BAY. (Inset) A. F. Gibson (22 vears in charge).
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  • ARTICLETimaru in the Making
    • ILLUSTRATIONTIMARU’S MODERN HOUSES.
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  • ARTICLETIMARU BOROUGH COUNCIL, 1928.
  • ARTICLESOME TIMARU PIONEERS.
    • ILLUSTRATIONMr J. L. Potter. In 94 th year.
    • ILLUSTRATIONMr James Holland.
    • ILLUSTRATIONMr George Bentley.
    • ILLUSTRATIONTHE FIRST SHOP ON THE BAY.
    • ILLUSTRATIONCapt. J. E. S. Jackson.
    • ILLUSTRATIONMr F. L. Wallace.
  • ARTICLETIMARU'S SENIOR COUNCILLOR.
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  • ARTICLESIXTY YEARS OF CIVIC PROGRESS
    • ILLUSTRATIONH. Cain, 1870-1873.
    • ILLUSTRATIONJ. Hill, 1893-1896.
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    • ILLUSTRATIONJ. J. Grandi, 1896-1898. J. S. Keith, 1838-1899.
    • ILLUSTRATIONJ. Hole, 1899-1901.
    • ILLUSTRATIONG. Cliff, 1873-1875; 1876-1879.
    • ILLUSTRATIONJ. H. Sutter, 1875-1876; 1879-1882.
    • ILLUSTRATIONCORNER STAFFORD AND GEORGE STREETS, 1868.
    • ILLUSTRATIONJ. Jackson, 1882-1886.
    • ILLUSTRATIONM. Jonas, 1886-1888
    • ILLUSTRATIONMayor Jubilee Year: J. MALING, 1917-1919. The Present Mayor: Geo. J. WALLACE.
    • ILLUSTRATIONFirst Mayor: S. HEWLING3, 1868-1870. E. R. Guinness, 1914-1917.
    • ILLUSTRATIONW. C. Raymond, 1919-1921.
    • ILLUSTRATIONF. J. Rolleston, 1921-1922.
    • ILLUSTRATIOND. M. Ross, 1888-1891.
    • ILLUSTRATIONA. Sherratt, 1891-1893.
    • ILLUSTRATIONC. N. Macintosh, 1901-1902.
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    • ILLUSTRATIONJ. Craigie, 1902-1912. T. Hawkey, 1912-1913.
    • ILLUSTRATIONW. Angland, 1913-1914.
    • ILLUSTRATIONCORNER STAFFORD AND GEORGE STREETS TO-DAY.
  • ARTICLETHE BOROUGH ABATTOIR
  • ARTICLEIN THE EARLY DAYS.
    • ILLUSTRATION"BENVENUE” WRECKED, ‘‘CITY OF PERTH” STRANDED, 14th MAY, 1882.
  • ARTICLETHE SUNDIAL.
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  • ARTICLETHE MUNICIPAL CHAMBERS: OFFICES AND SHOWROOMS
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    • ILLUSTRATIONTHE COUNCIL CHAMBER.
    • ILLUSTRATIONPUBLIC OFFICER.
    • ILLUSTRATIONELECTRICITY DEPARTMENT’S SHOWROOM AND OFFICES.
    • ILLUSTRATIONCORNER OF LIBRARY.
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  • ARTICLETHE TOWN CLERKS OF TIMARU
    • ILLUSTRATIONE. H. LOUGH, First Town Clerk, 1883-1905. DAVID VIRTUE, 0. MACHATTIE, 1905-1926. Present Town Clerk.
  • ARTICLEBOROUGH OFFICERS, 1928 THE MUNICIPAL BUILDINGS
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    • ILLUSTRATIONT. O. FOX, Borough Engineer. E. F. HOLLANDS, Electrical Engineer. J. McKIM. Omnibus Engineer.
  • ARTICLECAROLINE BAY: THE RIVIERA OF NEW ZEALAND
  • ARTICLECAROLINE BAY,
  • ILLUSTRATIONWORKING BEE, FIRST IMPROVEMENT, CAROLINE BAY, 1897.
  • ILLUSTRATIONBAY AND ROADSTEAD FROM BEVERLEY, EARLY ’7O’S. RAILWAY BRIDGE NOW SHORT VIADUCT.
  • ARTICLETHROUGH THE YEARS.
  • ARTICLELIGHT AND POWER.
  • ARTICLETRANSPORT IN TIMARU.
  • ARTICLECARE OF THE SICK.
  • ARTICLETHE WELLS OF TIMARU.
  • ARTICLESIXTY-FIVE YEARS AGO.
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  • ARTICLEFIELD GAMES IN TIMARU
  • ILLUSTRATIONINTERSECTION OF STAFFORD AND GEORGE STREETS, 1863.
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  • ARTICLEEVANS’ “ATLAS” FLOUR AND OATMEAL MILLING COMPANY, LIMITED
    • ILLUSTRATIONSECTION OF ROLLER FLOOR.
    • ILLUSTRATIONMILL AND STORES’ BUILDINGS.
    • ILLUSTRATIONSECTION OF PLANSIFIER FLOOR.
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  • ARTICLETHE MUNICIPAL BAND
  • ARTICLEEARLY BUILDING.
  • ILLUSTRATIONTIMARU BAND ON PARADE THIRTY YEARS AGO.
  • ARTICLEFREEMASONRY
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  • ARTICLEPURE WATER
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