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- TITLE_SECTIONMasthead
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- ARTICLETURF GOSSIP.
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- ARTICLEPULMONAS.
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- ARTICLERECOMMENDATIONS TO RACING CLUBS.
- ARTICLEBIPLANE AND DESERT GOLD.
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- ARTICLEN.Z. Sporting and Dramatic Review
- ARTICLERETURN OF TWO FAVOURITES.
- ARTICLETHE CLUBMAN
- SECTIONRACING NEWS
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
- ARTICLEWELLINGTON RACING CLUB.
- ARTICLETHAMES JOCKEY CLUB.
- ARTICLEMASTERTON RACING CLUB.
- ARTICLEA.R.C. ELECTION.
- ARTICLECLUBS AND THE MINIMUM STAKES.
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- SECTIONINTERPROVINCIAL
- ARTICLEWELLINGTON.
- ARTICLENotable Performers on the New Zealand Turf.—No- 5: MASTER STROWAN.
- ARTICLESOUTHLAND.
- ARTICLEWANGANUI.
- ARTICLEWAIRARAPA.
- ARTICLECANTERBURY.
- ARTICLEHAWKE’S BAY.
- ARTICLEMARTON JOCKEY CLUB.
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- ARTICLEThe Stud
- ARTICLEREMINDERS TO OWNERS.
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- ARTICLETHE 1918-19 SEASON.
- ARTICLEEGMONT RACING CLUB.
- ARTICLEACCEPTANCES.
- ARTICLEEllerslie Items
- ARTICLEHANDICAPS.
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- ARTICLETurf Topics
- ARTICLEDUNEDIN JOCKEY CLUB.
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- ARTICLETURF GOSSIP.
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- ARTICLENEW ZEALAND'S ROLL OF HONOUR
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- ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE S. G. JAMES, of Rahotu, Taranaki. Killed in action.
- ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE RAKAPA AKENA, of Rangitukia, Auckland. Died of sickness at Brockenhurst, Eng.
- ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE G. F. JUPP, Australian Infantry, of Birkenhead, Auckland. Gassed and died from wounds.
- ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE ROY R. WILSON, of Opotiki, Bay of Plenty. Killed in action.
- ILLUSTRATIONSERGEANT F. R. HOGARTH, of Mt. Eden, Auckland. Died from sickness.
- ILLUSTRATIONCORPORAL P. AMOS (M.M.), of Waikato. Killed in action.
- ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE JERRY RATA, of Mangamuka, Auckland. Died of sickness.
- ILLUSTRATIONRIFLEMAN CHAS. H. AUTRIDGE, of Thames, Auckland. Killed in action.
- ILLUSTRATIONLANCE-CORP. JOSEPH SLADE, of Whangamata, Auckland. Died from wounds.
- ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE JAMES McINTOSH, of Clinton, Otago. Killed in action.
- ILLUSTRATIONTROOPER RUPERT WHITWORTH McKENZIE, 16th Imperial Camel Corps, of Birkdale, Auckland. Killed in action in Palestine.
- ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE M. J. COOPER, of Dannevirke, H.B. Killed in action.
- ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE J. H. McCONVILL, of Wanganui. Killed in action.
- ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE SAMUEL S. ALLOM, late of Queensland, formerly of New Zealand. Killed in action with Australian Infantry Forces.
- ILLUSTRATIONLANCE-CORPORAL C. HAYES, of Lower Hutt. Died from wounds.
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- ILLUSTRATIONFLIGHT-LIEUTENANT T. D. H. ALDERTON, R.F.C., of Remuera, Auckland. Killed in aeroplane accident at Norfolk, England.
- ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE ARTHUR BRUNT, of Opotiki, Bay of Plenty. Killed in action.
- ILLUSTRATIONGUNNER JAMES DAWSON, of Hikurangi, North Auckland. Killed in action.
- ILLUSTRATIONLANCE-CORP. WM. HARCOURT ALLOM, of Cambridge, Waikato. Wounded.
- ILLUSTRATIONLANCE-CORP F. H. JONES, of Arch Hill, Auckland. Died from wounds when prisoner of war in Dusseldorf Hospital, Germany.
- ARTICLEWith the French during the Battle of Picardy and the Disembarkation of Americans at a French Port.
- ILLUSTRATIONFRENCH GUNNERS AWAITING THE APPROACH OF A GERMAN AEROPLANE DURING THE BATTLE OF PICARDY. The French mitrailleuse is s...
- ILLUSTRATIONGROUP OF GERMAN AVIATORS TAKEN PRISONER DURING THE FAMOUS BATTLE OF PICARDY.
- ILLUSTRATIONAFTER THEIR HEROIC EXPLOITS IN THE BATTLE OF PICARDY. FRENCH CAVALRY RETURNING FROM THE COMBAT.
- ILLUSTRATIONA FRENCH MASCOT WELL KNOWN TO THE TROOPS WHO FOUGHT IN THE BATTLE OF PICARDY. THE FIGHTING COCK OF THE VILLAGE OF GRI...
- ILLUSTRATIONA BUSY MORNING SCENE AT A PORT IN FRANCE WHERE AMERICAN TROOPS ARE LANDING ALMOST EVERY DAY. THE SCENE OF ACTIVITY WH...
- ARTICLEProminent Artistes in the “Pageant of Freedom” recently produced in London in aid of the Red Cross.
- ARTICLELoyal Devotees in the Cause of Empire.
- ILLUSTRATIONPRINCESS ALICE, COUNTESS OF ATHLONE, PRESENTS THE PRIZES AT THE CANADIAN FORESTRY CORPS SPORTS HELD IN WINDSOR GREAT ...
- ILLUSTRATIONPAYING A LAST TRIBUTE TO A VETERAN ENGLISH SOLDIER. THE FUNERAL OF COLONEL THE HON. C. R. HAY DRUMMOND, THE CRIMEAN V...
- ILLUSTRATIONPORTION OF THE AUCKLAND DISTRICT QUOTA OF THE FORTYFOURTH REINFORCEMENTS PHOTOGRAPHED AT THE DRILL HALL PARADE GROUND...
- ILLUSTRATIONA TYPICAL LONDON WOMAN TRAM DRIVER. The war has made it necessary to replace thousands of tram, motor omnibus and mot...
- ILLUSTRATIONDuke of Bedford presents O.B.E. Medals. A large number of war workers in England, recently received medals of the Ord...
- ILLUSTRATIONHow the Women’s Auxiliary Aid Corps keep fit in war time. The W.A.A.C.’s employed at the military convalescent hospit...
- ILLUSTRATIONWell-known American Labour delegates who were recently received by the King at Buckingham Palace. From left: Mrs. Spr...
- ILLUSTRATIONA great fight at The Ring, London. Intense excitement prevailed during the 20-round featherweight boxing contest betw...
- ILLUSTRATIONPrincess Patricia of Connaught opening a pictorial exhibition at the People’s Palace, Mile End, London. The coloured ...
- ILLUSTRATIONLondon police flock to colours. Six hundred men of the Metropolitan Police who recently “joined up" marched on May 21...
- ILLUSTRATIONV.C. winner receives Knighthood during an open air investiture at Buckingham Palace. Lieutenant-General Alexander Cob...
- ILLUSTRATIONPresentation of Mons Ribbons to ambulance men. The little son of F. S. Hall, who is still serving with the unit, rece...
- ARTICLEOfficial French Photographs of the Battle of Picardy, one of the most costly and decisive En the War.
- ILLUSTRATIONFRENCH SOLDIERS IN A FRONT LINE TRENCH AWAITING DEVELOPMENTS IN THE BATTLE OF PICARDY.
- ILLUSTRATIONDEBRIS OF A GOTHA AEROPLANE BROUGHT DOWN BY FRENCH ANTI-AIRCRAFT GUNS DURING THE COURSE OF A GERMAN RAID ON PARIS.
- ILLUSTRATIONA BATCH OF GERMAN PRISONERS CAPTURED BY THE FRENCH DURINC BATTLE.
- ILLUSTRATIONFRENCH ARTILLERY ENGAGED IN SHELLING THE GERMAN POSITIONS PICARDY.
- ARTICLEClose of 1917-18 Racing Season in the North Island—The Concluding Day of the Welling
- ILLUSTRATIONAt the first fence in the Second Hack and Hunters’ Steeplechase—SILVER TIM (J. Tilsley) sets out as pilot, followed b...
- ILLUSTRATIONNegotiating the last obstacle in the July Steeplechase (three miles)—ST. ELMN (R. Thompson) leading COALITION (H.- Mc...
- ILLUSTRATIONORMESBY (F. Flynn) negotiates the last fence in the Second Hack and Hunters’ Steeplechase slightly in advance of GAEK...
- ILLUSTRATIONThe field taking the water jump in the July Steeplech MERRIE LAD racing in the
- ILLUSTRATIONAt the water jump in the Second Hack and Hunters’ Steeplechase (2½ miles winner, showing the way to MASTER HAMILTON (H
- ILLUSTRATIONA good finish in the Liverpool Handicap (six furlongs)—FORM UP (Sid. Reid) scores a surp Reed), with MERRIE POTO (T. ...
- ARTICLEImportant War Happenings in Various War Centres.
- ILLUSTRATIONEFFECTIVE BRITISH AIR RAIDS ON RHINE TOWNS.—COBLENZ, A GREAT GERMAN MILITARY DEPOT AND MANUFACTURING CENTRE, WHICH HA...
- ILLUSTRATIONTHE THIRD ANNIVERSARY OF ITALY’S WAR ENTRY BEING CELEBRATED IN ENGLAND. Unfurling the Italian Flag at the inauguratio...
- ILLUSTRATIONDISCHARGED SOLDIERS IN CONFERENCE. Delegates assembled outside land) on the occasion of the first annual conference o...
- ILLUSTRATIONENEMY WARSHIP IN ODESSA HARBOUR. The cruiser Hayadiyer shown nominally Turkish but in reality German, is the first ba...
- ARTICLEGreenroom Gossip
- ARTICLESOUTHERN STAGE NOTES.
- ARTICLEMUSIC NOTES.
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- ARTICLEMOTORING & CYCLING
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- ILLUSTRATIONLondoners travelling by motor to the suburban areas under novel conditions. A motor car and double-decker omnibus tra...
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- ILLUSTRATIONMany experts consider that the war will end in the air, and Britain, with a fleet of formidable machines like the abo...
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- ARTICLECONTROLLING PETROL DISTRIBUTION.
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- ARTICLETHE SOCIAL WORLD
- ARTICLELADIES’ GOLF.
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- SECTIONThe Stage
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- ARTICLEHIS MAJESTY’S THEATRE.
- ARTICLETOWN HALL.
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- ARTICLEOPERA HOUSE.
- ARTICLE“LES CLOCHES DE CORNEVILLE.”
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- ARTICLELYRIC THEATRE.
- ILLUSTRATIONMISS BILLIE WILSON, whose child impersonations are a feature of the English Pierrots’ entertainments.
- ILLUSTRATIONMR. MAURICE LYNCH, a popular member of the Allen Doone Company.
- ILLUSTRATIONNot as demure as they look. MISS ELSA LANGLEY AND MR. LESLIE AUSTIN, whose propensities for light comedy make their a...
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- ARTICLETourist and Traveller
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- ILLUSTRATIONMR. HARRINGTON REYNOLDS, who will make his reappearance in Auckland with the Allen Doone Company. DERWENT HALL CAINE ...
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- ILLUSTRATIONPRIVATE ROLAND V. CONWAY, of Greenlane, Auckland, who has been awarded the Military Medal for gallantry in the field ...
- ILLUSTRATIONWINNER OF THE PRINCIPAL EVENT AT THE HAWKE’S BAY JOCKEY CLUB’S RECENT WINTER MEETING—Mr. J. Armstrong’s ch m NITA, ag...
- ILLUSTRATIONVIEW OF THE MAIN GRAND STAND AND PORTION OF LAWN ON THE CONCLUDING DAY OF THE WELLINGTON RACING CLUB’S WINTER MEETING.
- ILLUSTRATIONENTHUSIASTIC RACEGOERS AT TRENTHAM ON THE CONCLUDING DAY OF THE WELLINGTON RACING CLUB'S SUCCESSFUL WINTR GATHERING. ...
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