Contents of this issue
Contents
- TITLE_SECTIONMasthead
- SECTIONBIRTHS. DEATHS & MARRIAGES.
- GROUPING_NODEPage 1 Advertisements
- SECTIONMarton and District News
- ARTICLEFather Stopped Too Long To Talk; Son Fined For Double-Parking
- ARTICLEThe New Order
- ARTICLEHeadmaster Of Huntley School Surveys Work Of Past Year
- ARTICLEHUNTERVILLE NEWS
- ARTICLESpain Has “Sky Monument”
- GROUPING_NODEPage 2 Advertisements
- ARTICLEEarly Acceptances For Holiday Meetings Not Appreciated By Owners
- ARTICLEEllerslie Jockeys
- ARTICLETUESDAY’S GALLOPS ON AWAPUNI TRACKS
- ARTICLERIDING ENGAGEMENTS LISTED FOR AWAPUNI
- ARTICLESOUTH CANTERBURY FIELDS FOR SATURDAY
- ARTICLEAwapuni Candidates For Auckland Events
- ARTICLERiding Engagements In Auckland Double
- ARTICLEAwapuni Brackets
- ARTICLETrotting Fixtures
- GROUPING_NODEPage 3 Advertisements
- ARTICLEThe Wanganui Chronicle THURSDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1950. AMORAL CONDUCT AND DIVORCE
- ARTICLEN.Z. AIRMEN TO BE TRAINED ON VAMPIRE FIGHTERS
- ARTICLEREPORTS OF TAILLESS RABBITS EXAGGERATED, INSPECTOR STATES
- ARTICLEThe Weather
- ARTICLEGENERAL NEWS
- ARTICLERAILWAYS DEPT, HAS SERIOUS
- ARTICLEJOHN YOUNG, BASS BARITONE, RETURNS TO WANGANUI
- ARTICLEPERSONALS.
- ARTICLEExperimental Station Wanted In Wanganui Area By Federated Farmers
- ARTICLEAdjournment Of Hearing Of Wages Claim
- ARTICLEWANGANUI PLANE IS DAMAGED WHILE SPREADING MANURE
- ARTICLEKOHI RESIDENT KILLED LAST NIGHT IN COLLISION
- ARTICLEFIRE DESTROYS BLOCK AT THE TRENTHAM MILITARY CAMP
- ARTICLEDUTCH PILOT WITH MORE THAN 16,000 HOURS OF FLYING
- ARTICLEDUTCHMEN ARRIVE TO WORK IN N.Z. DAIRY FACTORIES
- ARTICLESANDY'S CORNER
- GROUPING_NODEPage 4 Advertisements
- ARTICLEEisenhower's Appointment Greeted With Relief
- ARTICLEGermans Receive Decisions With Mixed Feelings
- ARTICLEEisenhower In Serious Mood When He Discusses European Defence Plans
- ARTICLEDecisions Of Atlantic Pact Countries Given In Communique
- ARTICLEU.S. CALLS FOR A VOLUNTARY “FREEZE” ON GOODS AND SERVICES
- ARTICLEPrayers Of All Freedom-Loving Men
- ARTICLEAustralian Aid For South And South-East Asia
- ILLUSTRATIONA BIG AREA at Waiouru Camp known to the troops as “Rotten Row" holds 500 old tanks, parked in rows, that are just rus...
- ARTICLEFOUR SOVIET SECRET SERVICE MEN ALWAYS WITH U.S.A. DIPLOMAT
- ARTICLEItalian Aid For Yugoslavia
- ARTICLEThree Young European Planters In Malaya Killed By Terrorists
- ARTICLEAuthority To Control Radio Television In Case Of War
- ARTICLEMacArthur Clamps Down A Strict Censorship
- ARTICLEFighting Below 38th. Parallel
- ARTICLEFrom Canterbury To Australia In Six Hours
- ARTICLEMR. WU SAYS CHINESE CEASE-FIRE EFFORT WAS “TRICKERY”
- ARTICLEBritish Diplomats Ordered To Leave Poland
- ARTICLERussia Has A Four-Jet Bomber
- ARTICLEAustralia Offers Fellowships And Scholarships
- ARTICLEU.S.A. Will Permit Certain Shipments To Hongkong
- ARTICLEAcquitted Of Murder Of One Sister, Charged With Murder Of Another
- ARTICLEIs Bulk Buying Best For Britain?
- ARTICLENot Hopeful Of An Increase In Butter Ration
- ARTICLESTAY OF EXECUTION: TWO MEN AND WOMAN: LEAVE TO APPEAL
- ARTICLEB.B.C. Bird Watcher Not Satisfied With Successor
- ARTICLELONDON PAPER LOOKS AT N.Z. SHEEP FARMS
- ARTICLERush To Buy Festival Of Britain Concert Tickets
- ARTICLENegro Singer Robeson Files Suit Against U.S.A. To Retain His Passport
- ARTICLENational Theatre On The Thames Will Take Three Years To Build
- ARTICLECenturion Tank Was Blown Up Before Captured By Chinese
- ARTICLEJunkers Planes In Collision
- ARTICLESoviet Sea Power
- ARTICLEMotor-Cyclist Injured
- ARTICLETurkey Is Now Building Modern Fighting Forces
- ARTICLEMore Confidence Seen In N.Z. Than In 1947
- GROUPING_NODEPage 5 Advertisements
- ARTICLEAuckland Railwaymen Have Ceased Work As A Protest Against Wage Increases
- ARTICLEArea Between Frankton And Opua Affected
- ARTICLENo Support For Auckland From Canterbury
- ARTICLENORTHERM MEMRERS TO SUPPORT NATIONAL EXECUTIVE
- ARTICLESpecial Meeting Of Cabinet To Be Held Today
- ARTICLEAUCKLAND FERRY CREWS TO HOLD STOP-WORK MEETING TOMORROW
- ARTICLEEGYPT PLANS GREAT WATERING SYSTEM
- ARTICLEFire Destroys A Takapuna Factory
- ARTICLEWILBUR
- ARTICLEFirmer Values At Second Day Of Dunedin Sale
- ARTICLEDANGER OF BUSH FIRES IN THE AUCKLAND AREA
- ARTICLEFINE OF £50 FOR ALLOWING OIL TO ESCAPE IN HARBOUR
- ARTICLEWOMAN’S EFFORTS TO END HER LIFE
- ARTICLETAXATION ESCAPE?
- GROUPING_NODEPage 6 Advertisements
- ARTICLETAIHAPE NEWS
- ARTICLEBROADCASTING
- ARTICLE“IT’S TOO EXPENSIVE TO DIE”—STANDARD LIVESTOCK VALUES
- ARTICLESANSON NOTES
- ARTICLEMail Closing Times
- ARTICLEMAJOR ART UNION PRIZES GO TO NORTH ISLAND
- ARTICLEWINNER OF £2000 IS A THREE-YEAR-OLD BOY
- ARTICLEWAVERLEY NEWS
- ARTICLETreating-House Still Handling Surplus Milk
- ARTICLESaturday’s Nixon Cup Bowling Teams
- GROUPING_NODEPage 7 Advertisements
- SECTIONA CHRONICLE OF SPORT
- ARTICLEPARKHOUSE LOOKS A CERTAINTY FOR SECOND M.C.C. TEST TEAM
- GROUPING_NODEPage 8 Advertisements
- ARTICLEMUSIC EXAMINATIONS
- ARTICLEThose Who Wait
- ARTICLEWoman’s World
- ARTICLEENGAGEMENT
- ARTICLEMARGOT GOES SHOPPING
- ARTICLEP. and T. Women's League Christmas Party
- ARTICLEWOMEN’S INSTITUTES
- ARTICLEOld Folks’ Association Christmas Party
- GROUPING_NODEPage 9 Advertisements
- ARTICLECurrent Stock Reports
- ARTICLEStore Lambs Reach New Peak Prices At Stortford Lodge
- ARTICLETHE SHAREMARKETS
- ARTICLESHAREMARKET INDICES
- ARTICLECOMPANY AFFAIRS
- ARTICLESHIPPING NEWS
- GROUPING_NODEPage 10 Advertisements