Contents of this issue
Contents
- TITLE_SECTIONMasthead
- SECTIONBIRTHS, DEATHS & MARRIAGES.
- GROUPING_NODEPage 1 Advertisements
- ARTICLEPUKEROA SPORTS CLUB ANNUAL SPORTS
- ARTICLEWINS FOR TAIHAPE AND MANGAWEKA CRICKET TEAMS
- ARTICLETRACTOR TIPS BACKWARDS
- ARTICLESPLENDID FIELDS A FEATURE OF MARTON OPEN SPORTS MEETING
- GROUPING_NODEPage 2 Advertisements
- ARTICLETudor Prince May Depose Beaumaris From Position As Leading Three-Year-Old
- ARTICLECUP CANDIDATES FOR SATURDAY PROVIDE ATTRACTIVE GALLOPS
- ARTICLERICCARTON ACCEPTORS FOR NEXT SATURDAY
- ARTICLEWINTON ACCEPTANCES FOR NEXT SATURDAY
- ARTICLENELSON TROTTING PROSPECTS FOR TODAY
- ARTICLEMANGAWEKA SALE
- ARTICLEReserve Bank
- ARTICLETrading Banks
- ARTICLEWANGANUI PLAYER IN N.I. SOFTBALL TEAM TO PLAY SOUTH
- ARTICLEWright Stephenson’s Agreement With Abraham And Williams Shareholders
- ARTICLECOMPANY AFFAIRS
- ARTICLEBank Of N.Z. Report
- GROUPING_NODEPage 3 Advertisements
- ARTICLEThe Wanganui Chronicle. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1950 EDWARD, MY SON
- ARTICLEWATERSIDERS AND FOREIGN RELATIONS
- ARTICLESECOND WANGANUI WOOL SALE OF SEASON ON FRIDAY
- ARTICLEPetrol Coupons For The Next Three Months
- ARTICLEDeath Of Mr. T. B. Strong, Former Director Of Education
- ARTICLEThe Weather
- ARTICLEGENERAL NEWS
- ARTICLEPERSONALS.
- ARTICLESUPERINTENDENT ROSS RESIGNS FROM CITY FIRE SERVICE
- ARTICLEWANGANUI PRIMARY SCHOOLS BEGIN NEW SCHOOL YEAR TODAY
- ARTICLEUNUSUAL CRICKETING FEAT PERFORMED BY TAIHAPE PLAYER
- ARTICLESUM OF £805 TAKEN AT FIREWORKS DISPLAY
- ARTICLEFRIGATE TUTIRA WILL NOT NOW VISIT WANGANUI
- ARTICLEDEATH OCCURS OF MR. W. R. GREEN; A FORMER COUNCILLOR
- ARTICLEMayor Pays Tribute To Former Council Members And Employees
- ARTICLEDeath Of Mr. E. J. Windleburn; Early Taxi-Driver In City
- ARTICLELockheed Electra Lands At Wanganui With Woolbuyers
- ARTICLEVisiting Aircraft.
- ARTICLEMR. ARTHUR PORRITT TO READ MEMORIAL ORATION TO THE B.M.A.
- ARTICLEFORMER WANGANUI PUPIL APPOINTED TO POSITION IN CANBERRA
- ARTICLECONSULTING ENGINEER FOR TOWN BRIDGE
- ARTICLESANDY'S CORNER
- GROUPING_NODEPage 4 Advertisements
- ARTICLENoted Economist Warns That Britain Must Reduce Public Expenditure, Or Face Crisis
- ARTICLEUNITED STATES URGED TO BE READY TO MEET SURPRISE ATTACKS
- ARTICLEAustralia Investigating Possibility Of Big Dollar Loan
- ARTICLEParties Bid For Trade Union Support
- ARTICLEAUSTRALIA REJECTS INDONESIAN CLAIM TO NEW GUINEA
- ARTICLEIndonesian Ministry Not Making Claim
- ARTICLERussia Boycotts U.N.O. 11-Nation Experts Committee
- ARTICLEU.S. To Be Asked Again To Give Aid To Korea
- ARTICLEThreats Against Life Of President Truman
- ARTICLEPRAYERS FOR THE BRITISH ELECTION
- ARTICLEU.S. IS LIKELY TO RECOGNISE BAODAI VIETNAM REGIME
- ARTICLEStalin Recognises The Rebel Government In Indo-China
- ARTICLEURANIUM IN THE BELGIAN CONGO; TALKS AS TO DISTRIBUTION
- ARTICLEChemical Warfare; U.S. Must Prepare
- ARTICLEMedals For Gallantry In Action Only
- ILLUSTRATIONA German manufacturer took a new line in street advertising when he hired men to wear comic masks, made in the shape ...
- ARTICLEPRICES OF WOOL IN AUSTRALIA EMBARRASS ECONOMISTS
- ARTICLERIOT-SQRADS. POLICE. AND MARINES CALLED OUT IN HONGKONG
- ARTICLEAccommodation For Overseas Teachers In London Extended
- ARTICLEBy...C. R. MENTIPLAY N.Z.P.A. Correspondent, Sydney
- ARTICLECasualties In Persian Gulf Earthquake Exaggerated
- ARTICLETwo Bad Fires In California
- ARTICLEAustralian Davis Cup Team
- ARTICLEBRITISH GROCERS PLEASED WITH NEW ZEALAND BUTTER
- ARTICLETWO OF FIVE MEN WHO WERE MAROONED THREE YEARS RESCUED
- ARTICLEU.S. SOFT COAL WORKERS STAY OUT ON STRIKE
- ARTICLEGOVERNMENT HOTEL IN MAYFAIR IS TO BE CLOSED
- ARTICLESTOCKS CLIMB TO HIGH LEVELS IN U.S.A.
- ARTICLEMARGARINE BEING CHEAPENED IN U.S.A.
- ARTICLELack Of Provision In Germany Against The Rising Unemployment
- ARTICLE10,000 Colt Revolvers Going From Bangkok To Siam Intercepted
- ARTICLEIndia Pays Homage To Gandhi
- ARTICLEENGLISH EIGHT-OAR BOAT ARRIVES IN N.Z. WITHOUT RIGGERS
- ARTICLESmall Addition To Import Licences For Tyres And Tubes
- ARTICLE85-Year-Old Man Took Marriage Vow, Then Died
- ARTICLEFIRE ENGINE AND TWO MOTOR-CARS IN VIOLENT COLLISION
- ARTICLEAWARD OF PLUNKET BURSARIES FOR REGISTERED NURSES
- ARTICLETHE HOSPITALITY OF AUCKLAND PRAISED
- ARTICLEBenefits Under The Social Security Act For Overseas Teams
- ARTICLES. African Team For The Fourth Test
- ARTICLEGENERATION OF ELECTRICITY WITHIN NEW ZEALAND
- ARTICLECRICKETER HARDSTAFF MUST NOT PLAY FOR AUCKLAND AGAIN
- ARTICLESailing Club’s Protest At Gun Club’s Range On Lower River Reach
- ARTICLEIntoxicated Car Driver Gets Seven Days’ Gaol
- ARTICLEMR. HOLLAND TO TELL COUNTRY WHERE IT STANDS FINANCIALLY
- ARTICLESource Of Mr. Holland’s Information
- ARTICLEKEEN INTEREST TAKEN IN GAMES WEIGHT-LIFTERS
- ARTICLEJOURNALISTS REFUSED ADMISSION TO GAMES SWIMMING POOL
- ARTICLECourt Debates Whether Boarding Schools Are in Award
- ARTICLEWoman Charged With Disposing Of Dead Body Of Her Child
- ARTICLEWILBUR
- ARTICLETHIEVES STEAL A SAFE FROM AUCKLAND FIRM; ABOUT £900 IN IT
- ARTICLEITEMS FROM WANGANUI CITY COUNCIL
- ARTICLETAIHAPE RETURNED MEN DEBATE LEASE OF DRILL HALL
- ARTICLE43 Charges Of False Pretences Arise From Motor-Car Sales
- ARTICLEHastings Player Wins Final Of N.Z. Women’s Croquet Championship
- ARTICLEUntitled
- SECTIONPUBLIC OPINION
- GROUPING_NODEPage 6 Advertisements
- ARTICLEWoman's World
- ARTICLEEngagement
- ARTICLEShould Married Women Have Careers?
- ARTICLEA BETTER DRESSED PRINCESS
- ARTICLEMail Closing Times
- ARTICLEMANUFACTURERS FACE NEW YEAR WITH HIGH HOPE AND CONFIDENCE
- ARTICLE45 Dutch Immigrants, Mostly Farmers, Arrive In Auckland By Air
- ARTICLEBROADCASTING
- GROUPING_NODEPage 7 Advertisements
- ARTICLETHE SHAREMARKETS
- GROUPING_NODEPage 8 Advertisements