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- ARTICLESHIPPING.
- ARTICLEORDERS FOR WHEAT.
- ARTICLENEWS AND NOTES.
- ARTICLEAIRPLANE DISASTER.
- ARTICLELOSS TO INDIA’S NATIONALISM.
- ARTICLESHIPS IN PERIL.
- ARTICLEFIVE THOUSAND HOMELESS.
- ARTICLEDEVOTION LEADS TO CRIME.
- ARTICLENINETY FOUR MILES AN HOUR.
- ARTICLEINTERIOR OF BODY.
- ARTICLEWAGE REDUCTION IN AUSTRALIA.
- ARTICLEBLASPHEMY IN STONE.
- ARTICLEWEALTH IN FILMS
- ARTICLECOMMERCIAL.
- ARTICLECROQUET.
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- ARTICLESOCIAL NOTES.
- ARTICLEROUND THE WORLD
- ARTICLEAIR SUPREMACY
- ARTICLERESEARCH TUNNEL
- ARTICLEIRELAND’S NEW PEER.
- ARTICLEGERALDINE.
- ARTICLELOSS OF FLYING BOAT.
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- ARTICLEFAIRLIE
- ARTICLENO RESPONSE
- ARTICLEWAIMATE
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- ARTICLEAfter the Earthquake and Fire – Search of Ruined Town – Relief for the Refugees
- ILLUSTRATIONFeeding the Homeless.—Small boys at the Nelson Park relief camp, at Napier, receiving their ration of warm nourishment.
- ILLUSTRATIONRelief Train Brings Injured to Palmerston North.—Upon arrival at Palmerston North, the relief trains were met by a la...
- ILLUSTRATIONDanger! Stop!—The huge Assure Which was made when the roadway subsided at the Karamu Bridge, on te main Napier-Hastin...
- ILLUSTRATIONRescue Work at Technical School.—Marines searching among the ruins of the Napier Technical School, where several boys...
- ILLUSTRATIONSmashed To Pieces.—One of several hundred motor-cars which we re standing in the streets of Napier and Hastings when ...
- ILLUSTRATIONWhere the Earth Cracked.—A scene on the back road from Napier to Port Ahuriri, showing giant cracks in the roadway.
- ARTICLEPOSITION EASIER.
- ARTICLEA NARROW ESCAPE.
- ARTICLECRICKET.
- ARTICLEFOOTBALL.
- ARTICLEBOXING.
- ARTICLETHE MEAT TRADE
- ARTICLEORARI BRIDGE
- ARTICLEBOWLING.
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- ARTICLECLEANING UP IN NAPIER
- ARTICLEEFFORTS TO GET BACK TO NORMAL.
- ARTICLEOFFICIAL DEATH LIST.
- ARTICLEFURTHER LIST OF INJURED
- ARTICLELATIN AMERICA.
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- ARTICLEIN MEMORIAM.
- ARTICLEThe Timaru Herald. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1931. INFLUENCE OF THE SCHOOL.
- ARTICLEGENERAL NEWS
- ARTICLEDAY OF MOURNING
- ARTICLEFATAL ACCIDENT.
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- ARTICLEAUSTRALIA’S BIG PROBLEMS.
- ARTICLESYMPATHY AND ADMIRATION.
- ARTICLEHELP FOR WHEAT GROWERS
- ARTICLEENDURANCE SWIM.
- ARTICLETHE WEATHER.
- SECTIONNAPIER NOT WIPED OUT
- ARTICLETOWN WILL SOON BE REBUILT
- ARTICLEANOTHER SHOCK AT NAPIER.
- ARTICLELATEST NEWS FROM NAPIER.
- ARTICLEFOOLS AND WIRELESS.
- ARTICLEPLIGHT OF SOVIET WORKERS.
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- ARTICLETIMARU SOUTH SCHOOL
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- ARTICLEFISHING TRAGEDY.
- ARTICLEBILLIARDS
- ARTICLEAMUSEMENTS.
- ARTICLEASSISTING FARMERS
- ARTICLESWIMMING.
- ARTICLETEMUKA
- ARTICLESUNDAY TRAINS.
- ARTICLEEARTHQUAKE RELIEF FUND.
- ARTICLEROYAL SYMPATHY.
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- ARTICLEWRECKED HOMES OF NAPIER: HOMELESS PEOPLE UNDER CANVAS
- ILLUSTRATIONRESCUE WORK IN FRONT OF THE MASONIC HOTEL.—A Naval contingent at work among the ruins of the Masonic Hotel facing Mar...
- ILLUSTRATIONAMONG THE RELIEF WORKERS.—Cars and workers near the Hospital at Napier.
- ILLUSTRATIONTILTED BY THE bungalow on the hills at Napier badly tilted by the earthquake.
- ILLUSTRATIONSOUTH AFRICAN WAR MEMORIAL DROUGHT DOWN.—The memorial, on Marine Parade, Napier, was surmounted by a full-sized figur...
- ILLUSTRATIONIN A REFUGEE CAMP AT NELSON PARK, NAPIER.—Buses running from Nelson Park, where many people are in camp.
- ILLUSTRATIONUNDER CANVAS.—Two views of the refugee camps housing homeless victims of the earthquake.
- ILLUSTRATIONBIG BUNGALOW WRECKED.—All that remains of a large modern bungalow on Marine parade.
- ILLUSTRATIONPICTURE THEATRE SMASHED.—Frontage of the Gaiety Theatre in Dickens Street, Napier, with a car wrecked by fallen masonry.
- ARTICLESPORTING.
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