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TITLE_SECTIONMasthead
SECTIONANNOUNCEMENT
- ARTICLEBIRTHS
- ARTICLEDEATHS
- ARTICLEFUNERAL
- ARTICLEACKNOWLEDGMENT
- ARTICLEIN MEMORIAM
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ARTICLEChurch Services
ARTICLEChalmers Church
ARTICLENEWS AND NOTES
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ARTICLEGERALDINE
ARTICLESNAPSHOTS AT RANDOM
- ILLUSTRATIONIN THE WINCHESTER DOMAIN
ARTICLEFAIRLIE
ARTICLEPLEASANT POINT
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ARTICLETEMUKA
ARTICLEORCHARDIST FINED
ARTICLEUntitled
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ARTICLEFROM A CLUBMAN’S CHAIR
ARTICLECLERICAL WORKERS
ARTICLEA BUSY DAY
ARTICLEOBITUARY
ARTICLEMONKS ON STRIKE
ARTICLECITRUS FRUIT
ARTICLEINFANTILE PARALYSIS
ARTICLELICENSE CANCELLED
ARTICLEROWING
ARTICLERIFLE SHOOTING
ARTICLECRICKET
ARTICLEDAMAGES AWARDED
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ARTICLEFinance and Commerce
ARTICLESTOCKS AND SHARES
ARTICLEGOVERNMENT LIFE OFFICE
ARTICLEBRADFORD TOPS
ARTICLEWARATAH MERINO STUD
SECTIONShipping, Weatther and Mails
- ARTICLEPORT OF TIMARU
- ARTICLELONDON WOOL SALES
- ARTICLELOADING FOR OVERSEAS
ARTICLETHE WEATHER
ARTICLECONTROL OF SPORT
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ARTICLEWAIMATE
- ILLUSTRATIONOPENING OF NEW Y.W.C.A. HOSTEL.—The Mayoress (Mrs P. C. Vinnell), at left, yesterday officially opened the new Y.W.C....
ARTICLEOFFICIAL OPENING
ARTICLETHE CHURCHES
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ARTICLEThe Timaru Herald SATURDAY, MARCH 6, 1937 THE NATIONS’ PROBLEM OF PROBLEMS.
ARTICLELOCAL & GENERAL NEWS
ARTICLEPERSONAL ITEMS
ARTICLEASSET TO TOWN
ARTICLECAR OVERTURNS
ARTICLEAUCKLAND WOOL SALE
ARTICLEVISITOR TO TIMARU
ARTICLEDIRECT SERVICE
ARTICLEDOWNLANDS SCHEME
ARTICLEFATAL INJURIES
ARTICLESUSTENANCE IN KIND
ARTICLETAIL LIGHTS FOR PEDESTRIANS
ARTICLECROWN LANDS
ARTICLELORD NUFFIELD
ARTICLEGIRL DROWNED
ARTICLEPUNY DAMAGES
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GROUPING_NODEMAGAZINE SECTION
- TITLE_SECTIONMasthead
- ARTICLEHymeneal Hoofs
  - ILLUSTRATIONMr. Proudfield was catapulted from the saddle, and, just as he started to come downward into the pool, a camera click...
- ARTICLETHE CASTAWAY
  - ILLUSTRATIONJon L. ldriess
  - ILLUSTRATIONDesperately on hands and knees he strove to hold his craft together.
- ARTICLEQUEEN’S PAGEANT AT CORONATION
- ARTICLERADIO
  - ILLUSTRATIONManager: “Pull yourself together, hoy. This is all going out over the wireless.” Victim: “Wireless, eh? ..You get me ...
- ARTICLECOLOUR-STREAKING
- ARTICLEART OF TRAVELLING
- ARTICLETHE SUBTLE TOUCH IN FRENCH COOKERY
- ARTICLEHumour of the Week
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  - ILLUSTRATIONPugilist (waking up): “'Oo won?" Pal: “Yer blinkin,’ sparrin’ partner. Eight ain't till next week.”
  - ILLUSTRATION"He says he's a cert for the 3.30 thins afternoon!"
- SECTIONSCOUTENG
  - ARTICLETROOP STANDARDS
  - ARTICLESCOUTING IN INDIA
  - ARTICLEHINTS ON TRACKING
    - ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
    - ILLUSTRATIONTRACKING—Make a tracking pit—it need only be six inches deep. Then demonstrate varying gaits in the sand until Scouts...
  - ARTICLEKIM'S GAME
  - ARTICLETHOUGHT FOR THE WEEK:
  - ARTICLEUNROLLED
- SECTIONA Page for Women
  - ARTICLEFURNISHING CORNERS
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  - ARTICLESMILE FOR SUCCESS
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  - ARTICLECRYSTAL CLOCKS AND QUAINT CHARMS
  - ARTICLEBRINGING UP THE GRAIN
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  - ARTICLETRY SOME OF THESE—
  - ILLUSTRATIONSCENE OF ROMANTIC MARRIAGES.—The old smithy at Gretna Green, famous the world over, may soon cease to he the scene of...
  - ARTICLESCENT STORIES
- ARTICLEPLACE CARDS
  - ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
- ARTICLEWOE TO MOTHS!
- ARTICLEWOMEN’S MIGRATION
  - ILLUSTRATIONTHE LATEST FASHION.—In bathing wraps—a cloak bearing the Royal cypher, worn at the swimming pool of the Pinewood Chib...
- ARTICLECLEVER MAKE-UP
- ARTICLEA BEDROOM DESK
- ARTICLEWHAT LONDON IS READING
- SECTIONPassing Notes on CURRENT LITERATURE
  - ARTICLEWas Tolstoy a Humbug?
  - ARTICLEUntitled
  - ARTICLEWhat they Say:
  - ARTICLEThought for the Week:
  - ARTICLEStray Leaves from Book World
  - ARTICLEMaking the Most of It
  - ARTICLETopics in Brief:
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  - ARTICLEGREAT AUTHORS
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- ARTICLELETTER DRY
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  - ILLUSTRATIONAgenes Scott, Winchester, with her dog.
- SECTIONPETER PAN'S PAGE
  - ARTICLENEW CIRCLIANS
  - ARTICLESPECIAL MERIT CARDS
  - ARTICLEDEAREST LITTLE PEOPLE,
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  - ARTICLE“MANY HAPPY RETURNS”
  - ARTICLEPEN-FRIENDS, PLEASE!
- ARTICLETHE ADVENTURES OF MICHAEL
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- ARTICLEPETER PAN’S CIRCLE RULES
- ARTICLETHE LITTLE WHITE HARE
- ARTICLEA PICTURE TO PAINT
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- ARTICLEPUZZLES
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- ARTICLEThe World of Music
  - ILLUSTRATIONPROGRESS OF AVIATION. – This unusual-looking machine, the Breguet Dorand helicopter, is said to he capable of flying ...
- ARTICLEFOREIGN TALENT
  - ILLUSTRATIONRIVER USED AS A HIGHWAY.—Among bare trees, with crisp snow crowning the picturesque old houses, these inhabitants of ...
- ARTICLEA DREARY YEAR
- ARTICLEUntitled
- ARTICLEART AS A SOCIAL SUBJECT
- ARTICLEOn and Off the Stage
  - ILLUSTRATIONSITE OF THE BATTLE OF WATERLOO.—Lion Mound, on the site of the Battle of Waterloo. Special legislation was passed in ...
  - ILLUSTRATIONSHANGHAI MARKS RETURN OF POPULAR LEADER.—Procession through the streets of Shanghai in celebration of General Chiang ...
  - ILLUSTRATIONMOSLEM RELIGIOUS FESTIVAL.—An impressive photograph, showing hundreds of Moslems bowing to Mecca in the celebration o...
- SECTIONThe HOME GARDEN
  - ARTICLEFLOWER GARDEN
  - ARTICLEVEGETABLE GARDEN
    - ILLUSTRATIONGERANIUM CUTTINGS, showing removal of lower leaves, horizontal cut below the joint, and method of insertion round the...
- ARTICLEWORK FOR THE WEEK
- SECTIONThe Man on the Land
  - ARTICLETHE PIG INDUSTRY
    - ILLUSTRATION“Look, farmer, butter! The old cow’s been rolling over and over again!”
  - ARTICLETOLL OF DISEASE
  - ARTICLESHEEP-DIPPING METHODS
  - ARTICLERabbits Creating Deserts
  - ARTICLEINTERNAL PARASITES
  - ARTICLEFARMING PERSONALITIES
    - ILLUSTRATIONJ. McRAE, Waihao Downs.
  - ARTICLEVALUE OF FERTILISERS
  - ARTICLEDingo Menace
- SECTIONActivities in the Realm of Sport
  - ARTICLEPOWDERHALL SPRINT
    - ILLUSTRATIONK. FARNES, the English fast bowler, who in the final cricket test at Melbourne secured six wickets for 96 runs, a rem...
  - ILLUSTRATIONIN THE PROFESSIONAL RANKS.—Ellsworth Vines (left) and F. J. Perry, both former amateur tennis champions of the world,...
  - ARTICLERUGBY AT HOME
    - ILLUSTRATIONCOMPETITORS IN THE SPEECHLY MlLE.—Competitors who took part in the Speechly Mile harbour swim last Saturday, photogra...
  - ARTICLETOUR OF SPRINGBOKS
  - ARTICLEGaol for Golfers
  - ARTICLECRICKET IN OTAGO
    - ILLUSTRATIONMAX BAER, former heavyweight boxing champion of the world, who has become the centre of a controversy by his alleged ...
    - ILLUSTRATIONW. J. O’REILLY, Australia’s most hostile bonder in the cricket tests. In the final match at Melbourne he, secured fiv...
- ARTICLENEW CRICKET TOURISTS
- ARTICLEWOMEN’S TENNIS
- ILLUSTRATIONTIMARU CRICKET CLUB’S XI.—Members of the Timaru Cricket Club’s senior team, which figured prominently n the South Can...
- ARTICLEINCREASED VOTE FOR ARMY
- ARTICLEDANGERS OF RAIDS BY AIRCRAFT
- ARTICLEGERMAN BIRTHS
- ARTICLEFILM HONOURS
- ARTICLEHOLLYWOOD AFFAIRS
- ARTICLESALES OF WOOL
- ARTICLEREPLY TO ITALY
- ARTICLETRAGEDY IN INDIA
- ARTICLEPRESIDENT’S BOLD CHALLENGE
- ARTICLETO-DAY’S vote
- ARTICLEJAPAN’S REWARD
- ARTICLEMASONIC LODGE
- ARTICLEBID FOR TRADE IN AUSTRALIA
- ARTICLELOSS OF AIR LINER
- ARTICLESECRET OF IL DUCE’S VIGOUR
- ARTICLELONDON COUNTY COUNCIL
- ARTICLELOSSES IN FLYING
- ARTICLESUPPLIES OF STEEL
- ARTICLEBUDGET WINDFALL
- ARTICLELOYALIST OFFER TO REBELS
- ARTICLEMAJOR PROBLEMS FOR CONFERENCE
- ARTICLESABOTAGE IN BRITAIN
- ARTICLESCHOLARS ON STRIKE
- ARTICLEDRASTIC CHANGES IN POLICY
- ARTICLEFISHING INDUSTRY
- ARTICLETHREAT OF STRIKE
- ARTICLEUntitled
- ARTICLETANKER DESTROYED BY MINE
- ARTICLEBOXING
- ARTICLECRICKET
- ARTICLEGIRL’S TRAGIC FALL
- ARTICLEJAPANESE HONOURS
- ARTICLERACING AND TROTTING
- ARTICLEINVERCARGILL T.C.
- ARTICLEPERSONALITIES IN THE NEWS
  - ILLUSTRATIONSISTER T. A. ADAMS, one of the two New Zealand nurses in the Coronation contingent, who was made a presentation from ...
  - ILLUSTRATIONTHE RT. REV. G. A. CHAMBERS, Bishop of Central Tanganyika, who is visiting Timaru.
  - ILLUSTRATIONMR J. S. LAMORNA BIRCH, R.A., R.W.S., the famous English landscape artist, who is visiting Timaru.
- ARTICLEAUSTRALIAN RACING
- ARTICLETO-DAY’S PROGRAMMES
- ARTICLECROQUET
- ARTICLEROWING
- ARTICLEGOLF
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- ARTICLEHIGHWAYS BOARD
- ARTICLEPROSPECTS BRIGHT
- ARTICLEAMUSEMENTS
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- SECTIONWOMAN’S WORLD
  - ARTICLESOCIAL NOTES
  - ARTICLEFIVE O’CLOCK PARTY
  - ARTICLEMUSICAL EVENING
  - ARTICLEABOUT WINDOWS
  - ARTICLEOBITUARY
  - ARTICLEVALEDICTORY
  - ARTICLENEW COLOUR SCHEMES
- ARTICLEWOMEN’S INSTITUTES
- ARTICLEDANCE AT FAIRVIEW
- ARTICLEFASCINATING HOBBY
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- ARTICLEBROADCASTING
- ARTICLEIMPORTANT BUSINESS
- ARTICLEWOUND UP
- ARTICLETWO TO-DAY
- ARTICLENOTED ARTIST
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- ARTICLEROYAL EMPIRE SOCIETY :: SIR HARRY LAUDER’S VISIT PROMINENT PEOPLE
  - ILLUSTRATIONPROFESSOR B. J. MARPLES, who has arrived in New Zealand to take up the Chair of Biology at Otago University.
  - ILLUSTRATIONSIR EDMUND SPRIGGS, a delegate to the British Medical Associations Conference at Wellington, who is visiting the Herm...
  - ILLUSTRATIONDR FRANCIS E. TOWNSEND, convicted of contempt for “walking out" on a committee of inquiry of the American House of Re...
  - ILLUSTRATIONSIR GUY STANDING, the English actor, who died suddenly at Hollywood from a heart attack. He was a popular screen star.
  - ILLUSTRATIONGERMAN MINISTER’S VISIT TO ROME.—Signor Mussolini (centre), who welcomed General Goering (left), German Air Minister,...
  - ILLUSTRATIONOPIHI RUPERT, owned by Mr F. G. Saville, of Fairlie. At the Wellington Kennel Club's show, Opihi Rupert collected fiv...
  - ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
  - ILLUSTRATIONCANON C. PEARSON, who arrived at Wellington by the Awatea on a visit to the Dominion. He is chaplain in charge of ove...
  - ILLUSTRATIONFAMOUS INCIDENT RECALLED.—The death of the Maori “Prophet,’’ Rua Kenana, recalls memories of the difficulties which a...
  - ILLUSTRATIONNEW ZEALAND DAY IN LONDON—The Hon. Walter Nash (left) and Mr W. J. Jordan. High Commissioner for New Zealand, at the ...
  - ILLUSTRATIONWOMEN IN AIR RACE.—Eleven British entries were received for an international aviation contest organised by the Aero C...
  - ILLUSTRATIONSIR HARRY LAUDER.—Sir Harry Lauder, pipe in hand, seated between the Hon. R. Semple and Mrs Semple at the welcome ext...
  - ILLUSTRATIONTHE EARL OF CROMER, who has been appointed Lord Chamberlain of the King’s Household.
  - ILLUSTRATIONTHE DUKE OF BUCCLEUCH and QUEENSBURY, who has been appointed Lord Steward of the King’s Household.
  - ILLUSTRATIONFOR SERVICE ON IMPERIAL AIR ROUTES.—The Cassiopeia, the latest flying-boat for Imperial Airways, leaving Southampton ...
  - ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
  - ILLUSTRATIONNEW HEADQUARTERS OF THE ROYAL EMPIRE SOClETY.—Magnificent new headquarters were recently completed for the Royal Empi...
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