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• TITLE_SECTIONMasthead
• SECTIONBIRTHS, MARRIAGES & DEATHS.
  • ARTICLEBIRTH
  • ARTICLEDEATHS
  • ARTICLEIN MEMORIAM.
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• ARTICLEMARTON NOTES
• ARTICLEN.I. CROQUET
• ARTICLETREATING HEAD INJURIES
• ARTICLEGARDENING NOTES
• ARTICLEBROADCASTING
• ARTICLEWoman's World
• ARTICLEDISTINGUISHED WAR RECORD
• ARTICLEREAL SILK STOCKINGS
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• ARTICLEPOLITICAL ACTIVITY
  • ILLUSTRATIONMr. R. A. Butler
• ARTICLERUMANIAN POLITICAL DEADLOCK ENDS
• ARTICLEANGFLES OPEN GOLF TITLE
• ARTICLEN.Z. BRIGADE GOING TO JAPAN
• ARTICLEWHAT PALESTINE CAN ABSORB
• ARTICLEEXECUTE ALL THE COMMANDOS
• ARTICLETHE DAVIS CUP
  • ILLUSTRATIONAdrian Quist
• ARTICLEMAORI WOMAN FOUND
• ARTICLENO MANNERS IN SYDNEY
• ARTICLEFAST TASMAN AIR CROSSING
• ARTICLEPLANE FOR ENGLAND-N.Z. FLIGHTS
• ARTICLEGERMAN INDUSTRY
• ARTICLEN.Z. BOWLS TOURNEY
• ARTICLECHILD DROWNED IN SCHOOL BATHS
• ARTICLEAUSTRIAN GOVERNMENT
• ARTICLEFINED £300
• ARTICLEEXCITING FINISH IN CRICKET MATCH
• ARTICLEPAN-AMERICAN PLANE LEAVES FOR N.Z.
• ARTICLEWESTERN UNION WAGE STRIKE
• ARTICLEMRS. WILLIAM JOYCE
• ARTICLEHIROHITO’S WHITE HORSE
• ARTICLEGOVERNOR OF MALTA IN WAR YEARS
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• ARTICLEThe Wanganui Chronicle. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 9, 1946. THE ATTACK ON REUTER’S
• ARTICLETOO MANY STUDENTS
• ARTICLECITY COUNCIL SEAT
• ARTICLEN.Z. REPRESENTATIVE AT DUNTROON
• ARTICLEGeneral News
• ARTICLELATE MR. B.N.T. BLAKE
• ARTICLEPersonals
• ARTICLELATE MR. T. S. RUSSELL
• ARTICLEMEAT POISONING CASES DISCHARGED
• ARTICLETRAMPER MISSING
• ARTICLEACTIVITY WANING
• ARTICLETHE WEATHER.
• ARTICLEBAKERY HOURS
• ARTICLEMARTON BOY KILLED
• ARTICLEAUCKLAND HOME RENT FREE FOR DUTCH
• ARTICLENEHRU WANTS INDIAN FEDERATION
• ARTICLEDRABNESS IN BRITAIN
• ARTICLEMR. NASH LIKELY TO VISIT BRITAIN
• ARTICLESANDY’S CORNER
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• ARTICLEINTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS
• ARTICLEFINGERPRINTS SENT BY WIRELESS
• ARTICLEHELIGOLAND AS A BOMBERS TARGET
• ARTICLEARRIVAL OF THE DELEGATIONS
  • ILLUSTRATIONMr. E. R. Stettinius
• ARTICLEBENNETT, SCAPEGOAT FOR BRITAIN
• ARTICLEDROUGHTS LEGACY
• ARTICLEKIDNAPPED AND KILLED
• ARTICLERECORD WAGE AGREEMENT
• ARTICLESMALL SHIPS WANTED
• ARTICLESOVIET-CONTROLLED JEWS DISAPPEAR
• ARTICLEJEWISH “RESISTANCE”
• ARTICLEATOMIC BOMB
• ARTICLENEW ZEALAND DIVISION
  • ILLUSTRATIONLieutenant-General Sir Bernard Freyberg
• ARTICLEILL-TREATMENT BY OWN OFFICERS ALLEGED
• ARTICLEDEPTH CHARGES CAUSE R.A.F. BOMBER TO CRASH
• ARTICLENO NEGOTIATIONS WITH THE NAIZS
• ARTICLE“COMMANDO” CAMERA
• ARTICLEINDIAN LEGION IS BEING DISCHARGED
• ARTICLEBRITISH PARLIAMENTARY GROUP’S ACTIVITY
• ARTICLEPERSIA FORMS AN ARMY
• ARTICLEGREECE’S FUTURE
• ARTICLEAIR FORCE OFFICERS DISMISSED
• ARTICLETHREE HUNGARIANS GET DEATH SENTENCE
• ARTICLEBAN ON DUTCH SHIPPING
• ARTICLEBRIDES SAY THEY ARE ON “HELL SHIP”
• ARTICLERECALL TO LONDON
• ARTICLEMUCH EQUIPMENT TO BE DUMPED
• ARTICLESTRONGER MEASURES IN JAVA
• ARTICLEN.Z. ARMY RUGBY TEAM HAD TO “PLAY THE CROWD”
  • ILLUSTRATIONC. K. Saxton
  • ILLUSTRATIONJ. B. Smith
  • ILLUSTRATIONW. G. Argus (wing three-quarter, who tried many times to score)
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• ILLUSTRATIONNew Zealand’s vital front row in the Welsh match—(Left to right): J. G. Simpson, F. M. Halgh, N. J. McPhail.
• SECTIONON THE TURF
  • ARTICLEFOR WELLINGTON CUP
  • ARTICLESTAYERS AT ELLERSLIE
  • ARTICLEWANGANUI BASEBALL
  • ARTICLEMARTON ACCEPTORS FOR SATURDAY
  • ARTICLEHANDICAPS FOR TE AROHA MEETING
• ARTICLEWANGANUI TROTTING CLUB
• ARTICLELAWN TENNIS “LADDER”
• ARTICLEDUKE OF WINDSOR IN LONDON
• ARTICLETREND IN METAL MARKET
• ARTICLESTUD SHEEP SALE AT FEILDING
• ARTICLESHIPPING NEWS
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• ARTICLEU.N.R.R.A. IN PACIFIC
• ARTICLE“HIRE AND FLY” SERVICE
• ARTICLEAPPEAL AGAINST LIFE SENTENCE
• ARTICLETRAGEDIES OF THE SEA
  • ILLUSTRATIONCommanded by Captain “Jock” Laird, who had. declared in Sydney, “if attacked, we will fight,” the Turakina (above) fe...
• ARTICLELOSSES IN THE N.Z. TRADE
  • ILLUSTRATIONSunk near Nova Scotia in March, 1942, the Hertford was carrying an almost record cargo from N.Z.
  • ILLUSTRATIONAmong the many ships lost in the hazardous Malta convoys was the Dorset, sunk in August, 1942.
  • ILLUSTRATIONHeavy loss of life occurred in the sinking of the Opawa (above) in February, 1942.
  • ILLUSTRATIONAnother early loss was the Hurunui, (above), which was sunk by torpedo off the Irish coast in October, 1940.
• ARTICLEDAVIS CUP
• ARTICLENO KISSING
• ARTICLEGORDON BENNETT CASE
• ARTICLECHOICE OF NEW CARDINAL
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• ARTICLEKEEN INTEREST TAKEN IN TENNIS TITLES
• ARTICLEAMATEUR ATHLETICS AND CYCLING
• ARTICLETAWHERO GOLF CLUB
• ARTICLERATES OF EXCHANGE
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