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- TITLE_SECTIONMasthead
- SECTIONBIRTHS, DEATHS & MARRIAGES
- ARTICLEDEATHS
- ARTICLEIN MEMORIAM
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- ARTICLEVICTORIA UNIVERSITY DEFEAT RANGITIKEI B IN EXCITING FINISH
- ARTICLERIFLE SHOOTING
- ARTICLEKEEN FINISHES SEEN AT NIGHT ATHLETIC SPORTS
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- SECTIONON THE TURF
- ARTICLETHREE FAVOURITES WIN AT AWAPUNI
- ARTICLEGARTH DISQUALIFIED FOR TWELVE MONTHS
- ARTICLETARANAKI MEETING CONCLUDES
- ARTICLEREHANDICAPS ISSUED FOR HAWKE'S BAY
- ARTICLEWAIRARAPA FIELDS FOR NEW YEAR’S DAY
- ARTICLEHAZLETT GOLD CUP WON BY EXCELLENCY
- ARTICLERECORD DIVIDEND AT WESTPORT TROTS
- ARTICLERACING AT RANDWICK
- ARTICLEAT MENTONE MEETING
- ARTICLETROTTING CUP WON BY SINGLE DIRECT
- ARTICLEWINTON TROTS RESULTS
- ARTICLESUMMER CUP PROSPECTS AT ELLERSLIE
- ARTICLESTRATFORD FIELDS FOR NEW YEAR’S DAY
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- ARTICLEThe Wanganui Chronicle. MONDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1947 THE NEW YEAR
- ARTICLETWO N.Z. PRIVATES PLATOON COMMANDERS IN GREEK REBEL ARMY
- ARTICLEDown The Drain
- ARTICLEYOUTH TRAVEL PARTY ON N.Z. TOUR
- ARTICLEThe Weather
- ARTICLEGENERAL NEWS
- ARTICLERAFT VOYAGER CALLS AT PIPIRIKI ON TRIP DOWN WANGANUI RIVER
- ARTICLEDELEGATES DO NOT DEBATE IN UNITED NATIONS FOR PLEASURE
- ARTICLESAFE AND £900 STOLEN FROM HOTEL NEAR GISBORNE
- ARTICLEMANSLAUGHTER CHARGE
- ARTICLEWeek-End Accidents In City And District
- ARTICLESHIPS QUEUE UP FOR BERTHS AT AUCKLAND WHARVES
- ARTICLEMISS T. GREAVES BEATEN IN SINGLES AT N.I. TENNIS TOURNEY
- ARTICLEDAVIS CUP PLAYERS EXTENDED IN N. ISLAND TENNIS TOURNEY
- ARTICLEFRUIT ROTTED IN AUCKLAND SHOPS DURING HOLIDAYS
- ARTICLESCHOLARSHIP OFFERED N.Z. AT COLORADO SCHOOL OF MINES
- ARTICLETribute To Work Of Sir Carl Berendsen
- ARTICLESANDY'S CORNER
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- ARTICLENew York's Millions Experience Heaviest Snowfall In City's History
- ARTICLETRELOAR INJURES THIGH; HAYES FAILS IN N.S.W. ATHLETICS
- ARTICLESLOW-SCORING BATSMAN ANNOYS MELBOURNE CROWD
- ARTICLEBRITAIN AND RUSSIA SIGN SHORT-TERM TRADE AGREEMENT
- ARTICLENEW GREEK LAW OUTLAWS COMMUNISM
- ARTICLEHousewives Vainly Try To Buy Supplies
- ARTICLEFire Causes Panic And Many Deaths On Chinese Steamer
- ARTICLEFORMER PREMIER OF THURINGIA ESCAPES TO AMERICAN ZONE
- ILLUSTRATIONFOLLOWING THE WAVE OF PANIC BUYING and bank withdrawals, which swept Russia, the Government announced measures to com...
- ARTICLESOVIET THOUGHT NOT ECONOMICALLY STRONG ENOUGH FOR WAR
- ARTICLENew Foreign Minister For Pakistan
- ARTICLETurkish Students Accuse Rector Of Being A Communist
- ARTICLETropical Heat Wave In Los Angeles
- ARTICLETRAPPED COMMUNISTS IN OUTER MUKDEN BEING ANNIHILATED
- ARTICLECHINESE COMMUNISTS STORM RAILWAY
- ARTICLERiggs Beats Kramer In Professional Tennis
- ARTICLEEight Killed In Mexican Air Crash
- ARTICLENEW PLAN FOR CEASE FIRE IN INDONESIA
- ARTICLEGREECE TO OUTLAW COMMUNIST PARTY
- ARTICLEU.S. May Increase Military Assistance To Greek Government
- ARTICLEBattle For Kinitza Not Yet Ended
- ARTICLEHeavy Sentence On Polish Woman By Military Tribunal
- ARTICLEWrecked Plane Seen On Alaskan Mountain
- ARTICLEMERCHANTS TO BE SHOT
- ARTICLECHRISTMAS IN BRITAIN
- ARTICLEJEWS AND ARABS CLASH OUTSIDE CITY OF JERUSALEM
- ARTICLEMany Lives Lost In Christmas Accidents In United States
- ARTICLEU.S.A. Had Year Of Heaviest Fire Losses
- ARTICLENaval Rating Killed In Fall Under Train At Wellington
- ARTICLETyphoon Spreads Trail Of Death And Destruction Across The Philippines
- ARTICLER. G. Wade Is Leading Contestant For N.Z. Chess Championship
- ARTICLEMR. CHIFLEY TO VISIT MR. FRASER IN HOSPITAL
- ARTICLEYOUNG GIRL DROWNED AT PAREMATA
- ARTICLESEVEN DEATHS FROM INFANTILE PARALYSIS IN AUCKLAND AREA
- ARTICLETWO POSITIVE CASES IN WELLINGTON
- ARTICLESmall Epidemic In South Australia
- ARTICLEGirl Loses Leg In Harbour Accident
- ARTICLEWAIRARAPA AND HAWKE’S BAY PLAY DRAWN GAME
- ARTICLERepresentative Cricket Wanganui Defeat Taranaki In Hawke Cup Elimination
- ARTICLERANGITIKEI FAILS IN HAWKE CUP CRICKET AGAINST MANAWATU
- SECTIONPlunket Shield Cricket
- ARTICLEWILBUR
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
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- ARTICLEWoman's World
- ARTICLENOT ALL JOY HOUSEWIVES LOT IN INDIA
- ILLUSTRATIONDuchess of Kent at Wireless Factory. —The Duchess of Kent recently visited Southend-on-Sea and opened the extension o...
- ARTICLEDuchess Of Windsor Still World’s Best Dressed Woman
- ILLUSTRATIONDUCHESS OF WINDSOR
- ARTICLEBROADCASTING TODAY’S PROGRAMMES
- ILLUSTRATIONCatherine Craig, a Hollywood beauty, who is making her way up the ladder of success in Paramount pictures.
- ARTICLETWO FOURS UNBEATEN IN CHRISTMAS BOWLING TOURNEY
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- ARTICLEWYNDHAM ACCEPTORS FOR NEW YEAR’S DAY
- ARTICLECHAMPIONSHIP TROTS AT AUCKLAND
- ARTICLERacing Fixtures
- ARTICLESHIPPING NEWS
- ARTICLERAILWAY TIMETABLE
- ARTICLEMail Closing Times
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