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- TITLE_SECTIONMasthead
- SECTIONBIRTHS, DEATHS & MARRIAGES.
- ARTICLEDEATHS
- ARTICLEIN MEMORIAM
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- ARTICLEINCREASING TOLL OF THE ROAD CAUSES CONCERN IN BRITAIN
- ARTICLER.A.F. CREWS VISIT CANADA FOR ARCTIC WEATHER EXPERIENCE
- ARTICLEEFFECT OF CUMBERSOME DISTRIBUTION OF FOOD IN GT. BRITAIN
- ARTICLEMaoris Warned That They May Not Assault Womenfolk
- ARTICLETAIHAPE NEWS
- ARTICLENewly-Formed Hautapu Defence Rifle Club Holds First Practice
- ARTICLERevaluation Of Obakune Borough To Be Made Next Week, Starts Monday
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- ARTICLEMail Closing Times
- SECTIONMarton And District News
- ARTICLEHUNTER VILLE NEWS
- ARTICLEMotorist Confused By Cross Roads North Of Patea
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- ARTICLEThe Wanganui Chronicle Friday, November 24, 1950. CHRISTIANITY AND THE DEATH PENALTY
- ARTICLEPERSONALS.
- ARTICLEUntitled
- ARTICLEMr. H. R. Morgan Tops Poll For County Representation On Harbour Board
- ARTICLEThree Members Returned To Rangitoto Rabbit Board
- ARTICLETwo Sitting Members Lose Their Seats On Bulls Town Board
- ARTICLEThe Weather
- ARTICLEGENERAL NEWS
- ARTICLEFIRST ADVANCE PARTY OF K FORCE WILL LEAVE TODAY
- ARTICLEMISSING MAN FOUND IN DOORWAY WITH HIS HANDS BOUND
- ARTICLECrockery Import Licences
- ARTICLEFAIRMILE HAS ROUGH TASMAN TRIP; NEARLY WRECKED ON COAST
- ARTICLEVEGETABLE AND FRUIT FARMING FOR UP-RIVER MAORIS
- ARTICLEM.P. WANTS HOSPITAL BOARDS AMENDMENT BILL BROUGHT BACK
- ARTICLEAddress On War Graves Will Be Given In City Tonight
- ARTICLELand For Soldiers PROSPECTS FOR SETTLEMENT IN WANGANUI AREA POOR
- ARTICLELearn-to-Swim Campaign In Wanganui District
- ARTICLETWO BILLS AFFECTING THE PUBLIC SERVICE
- ARTICLESANDY'S CORNER
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- ARTICLECommunists May Want To Keep Korean War "In Being"
- ARTICLEGuerrillas Only 40 Miles North Of Seoul Fight Grimly
- ARTICLECHINA RULED FROM PEKING
- ARTICLEWHARF STRIKES IN AUSTRALIA
- ARTICLEJUDGE REFUSES TO CALL COMPULSORY WHARF CONFERENCES
- ARTICLEPower Cuts In Madrid
- ILLUSTRATIONFUR CAP: Private K. Kendrick, a Bren gunner, used a captured North Korean fur-lined cap to keep out the cold during t...
- ARTICLEAmerican Prisoners Released By Communists In Manchuria
- ARTICLENEW HOPE OF A SOLUTION OF KOREAN AFFAIR
- ARTICLEMACARTHUR DENIES THAT NEGOTIATIONS ARE TAKING PLACE
- ARTICLEBRITISH TANKS FOR EGYPT: A STORMY SUBJECT
- ARTICLENGAIO MARSH PRODUCES HER FIRST LONDON PLAY
- ARTICLESoviet "Cold War" Soon Against India
- ARTICLECLEAVAGE BETWEEN INDIA AND BRITAIN OVER KING OF NEPAL
- ARTICLEACTION AGAINST THE COMMUNIST PARTY IN UNITED STATES
- ARTICLENo Change In Price Of Australian Butter And Cheese For U.K.
- ARTICLEBAD RAIL SMASH IN NEW YORK; ONE TRAIN HITS ANOTHER
- ARTICLEBRITAIN TO SPEND HUGE SUM TO EXPAND PRIMARY PRODUCTION
- ARTICLERECOILLESS 105MM. CAN KNOCK OUT MOST POTENT ENEMY TANK
- ARTICLERULINGS ON BASIC WAGE IN AUSTRALIA
- ARTICLEMove To Improve The Quality Of Fruit Imported Into N.Z.
- ARTICLEMore Freedom Behind Iron Curtain Than In Britain, Says Doctor
- ARTICLEN.Z. REPRESENTATIVE IN BRITAIN DISCUSSING 1952 ROYAL TOUR
- ARTICLEBRITISH WOMEN GET NYLONS IN PARCELS FROM GIBRALTAR
- ARTICLEASKED FOR DEFERMENT OF MILITARY SERVICE TO RACE MIDGET CAR
- ARTICLEWoman Seriously Hurt When Struck By Motor Car
- ARTICLEWorkers’ Compensation Bill Passes The House
- ARTICLEFINANCIAL INTERESTS IN INSURANCE COMPANIES
- ARTICLEBILL GIVES STATUTORY AUTHORITY TO SETTING UP BOARD OF TRADE
- ARTICLEWOMEN’S BOWLING TOURNAMENT
- ARTICLENine-Year-Old Boy Who Climbed Power Pole Electrocuted
- ARTICLEWILBUR
- ARTICLELOCAL BODIES SETTING UP LIQUOR TRUSTS; A CLARIFYING BILL
- ARTICLEPARLIAMENTARY ASSN. TO HOLD MEETING IN CANBERRA SOON
- ARTICLENo Representation Of Workers On Mooted New Waterfront Body
- ARTICLETrades Council Opposes Application By T.U.C. For General Wage Order
- ARTICLEPETONE MAN EXPLAINS TELEGRAM WHICH HE SENT TO OTTO
- ARTICLEWANGANUI SEVENTH SUNNIEST CENTRE IN OCTOBER
- ARTICLEFencer Found Guilty Of Aiding Serious Offence Against Wife
- ARTICLEYear’s Imprisonment For “Cruel” Fraud
- ARTICLETimber Mills Were Exploited By Insurance Companies, Says M.P.
- ARTICLENga Tawa Schoo! Music Successes
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- ARTICLESeveral Newcomers Engaged In St. Andrew's Handicap At Feilding Tomorrow
- ARTICLEWANGANUI HORSES PREPARE FOR FEILDING
- ARTICLESuper Snipe To Race In Auckland Cup
- ARTICLEBhutan Returning For Wellington Cup
- ARTICLEGOOD MILE GALLOPS BY AW APUNI CANDIDATES FOR FEILDING EVENTS
- ARTICLERiding Engagements Listed For Feilding
- ARTICLEFeilding Scratchings
- ARTICLEWAIRIO FIELDS FOR TOMORROW’S EVENTS
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- ARTICLEWANGANUI TENNIS CLUB IS ONE OF OLDEST IN THE WORLD
- ARTICLEWANGANUI CRICKET DRAW FOR ALL GRADES TO BE PLAYED TOMORROW
- ARTICLESchoolboy Cricket Tomorrow
- ARTICLESoftball Draw For Tomorrow
- ARTICLEWEST COAST (N.I.) ATHLETES INVITED TO CENTENNIAL GAMES
- ARTICLEBOWLING TEAMS
- ARTICLEResults Of Week-End Pigeon-Flying
- ARTICLER.S.A. Golf Tournament Draw
- ARTICLEBig. Speed Boat Regatta On Lake Pauri On Sunday
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- ARTICLEWoman's World
- ARTICLEFORDELL FLOWER SHOW SUCCESS DESPITE WEATHER
- ARTICLEWANGANUI CROQUET CHAMPIONSHIP TOURNEY RESULTS
- ARTICLEWHANGAEHU W.D.F.F. FLOWER SHOW
- ARTICLEBROADCASTING
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- ARTICLEWool Prices MARKET FIRM ON FIRST DAY AT NAPIER SALE
- ARTICLEWellington wool SALE WILL BEGIN AT 6.30 A.M.
- ARTICLEKeen Market For Opossum Skins
- ARTICLETHE SHAREMARKETS
- ARTICLEGood Market For Wethers At The Fordell Stock Sale
- ARTICLECOMPANY AFFAIRS
- ARTICLERESERVE BANK
- ARTICLEDebate On British Coal Production Sought After Purchases Abroad
- ARTICLESHIPPING NEWS
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