TO-DAY'S NEWS.
Page LEADING ARTICLES -. ** 8 The Gospel of Empire. The Licensing Bill. The Wool Sale. PERSONAL ITEMS ~ ~ 8 ftENERAL NEWS .- ~ 8 CABLE MESSAGES 9 Waterside Hold-Up in Australia,. Disarmament. Communism in the East. ' Britain and the Soviet. FINANCE AND COMMERCE 10, 12 Christchurch Wool Sale. Christchurch Stock Exchange. Addington Market Report, Butter Market in U.S.A. Customs Returns. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR ... 13 Teachers and Fines. Women and Business. Kiccarton and Waimairi (S. Jameson). SPORTING ... ~ „, 12 Turf Gossip. Trotting Notes. ' Eeilding J.C. Meeting, GENERALMr Amery as a Mountaineer 5 The Courts ... ,„ 6 Crown and Empire ... 7 Empire's New Era ... ii. 8 Rotation System ... ... 8 Political Notes ... *.. 8 The Empire ... „., 8 Finance Bill ... ... 8 Loan Rejected .... ... 9 Masonic Grand Lodge ... 11 British Toy Fair ... 4 .. 11 Mining Leases ... ... 11 Mr Amery'a Visit .... ~.. 11 Broadcasting ... ... 13 Man on the Land ... ... 14 Immigration ... ... 14 Royal Academy of Music ... 14 Empire's New Era ... ... 15 Lawn Tennis ... ... 15 HEARTH AND HOME .., ... 4 AMUSExMENTS .., ... 6 SHIPPING AND WEATHER ... 13 MAIL NOTICES ... ... 13 WOMEN'S CORNER, ... ... 2
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Press, Volume LXIII, Issue 19172, 1 December 1927, Page 8
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169TO-DAY'S NEWS. Press, Volume LXIII, Issue 19172, 1 December 1927, Page 8
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