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• TITLE_SECTIONMasthead
• ARTICLEROLL OF HONOUR IN MEMORIAM.
• ARTICLETABLE TALK.
• ARTICLEBIRTHS.
• ARTICLEDEATHS.
• ARTICLEIN MEMORIAM.
• ARTICLEBEREAVEMENT THANKS.
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• ARTICLEBRINGING UP FATHER
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• ARTICLEJAP. SOLDIER
• ARTICLEPUPPET'S TREAT
• ARTICLEREMUERA ELECTORATE
• ARTICLEKIDDIES' COLDS
• ARTICLEFinancial News
• ARTICLEDIVIDENDS PROPOSED
• ARTICLENEW AUSTRALIAN LOAN
• ARTICLEDRILLING FOR OIL
• ARTICLEMETAL QUOTATIONS
• ARTICLEMINING RETURNS
• ARTICLEMOUNT LYELL SHARES
• ARTICLEEAST COAST WOOL
• ARTICLEEXCHANGE RATES
• ARTICLEWESTFIELD SALES
• ARTICLELOWER PROFIT
• ARTICLEMEAT PRODUCTION
• ARTICLEWEATHER FORECAST
• ARTICLERAILWAY EXPRESSES
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  • ARTICLEWOMEN'S INSTITUTES
    • ILLUSTRATIONMrs. E. R. Sawer
  • ARTICLEOBITUARY
  • ARTICLETHREADBARE CARPETS
  • ARTICLECLUBS AND SOCIETIES
  • ARTICLENAVY LEAGUE
  • ARTICLETASTY DISHES
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• ARTICLEMANY PROBLEMS
• ARTICLEWith The Soldiers Out Back "Somewhere In New Zealand"
  • ILLUSTRATIONOVT 'Nlhf U%AC$ COVNTRY TWiccl of the conditions under which J\en> Zealand s standing army mounts guard.
  • ILLUSTRATIONVALETING A BREN CARRlER.—Armoured vehicle on a ramp in the field, with mechanics at n>orl(.
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  • ILLUSTRATIONCOMMANDO COOKHOUSE.—Headquarters officers drop in unexpectedly at a temporary outdoor kitchen established by a unit o...
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  • ILLUSTRATIONBRAWNY COOK BY THE SEASIDE.—Not a picnic scene, but a driver of the Reserve Motor Transport, cooking for his mates on...
• ARTICLEVITAL WORK
• ARTICLELIGHTS CUT OFF
• ARTICLEPAID JOBS
• ARTICLESOLDIERS' PARCELS
• ARTICLESOLDIER MOTOR CYCLISTS
• ARTICLEON GNEISENAU
• ARTICLEPAPER FOR GUNS
• ARTICLEMEN OF MORESBY
• ARTICLEROBOT SENTRIES
• ARTICLEBACK TO ROMANS
• ARTICLESTORAGE OF WATER
• ARTICLETHEFT OF MAILBAG.
• ARTICLEINSPIRATION
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• ARTICLEThe Auckland Star WITH WHICH ARE INCORPORATED The Evening News, Morning News, The Echo and The Sun. WEDNESDAY, MAY 20...
• ARTICLEARMY EDUCATION
• ARTICLENEWS OF THE DAY
• ARTICLEELUSIVE LUCIFER
• ARTICLEWINTER FUEL
• ARTICLEOTAKI RIVER FLOODING
• ARTICLEU.S. AIR SOLDIER IN AUSTRALIA
  • ILLUSTRATIONLieutenant-General G. H. Brett, Deputy-Supreme Commander and Chief of Air Forces, with his Chief of Staff, Brigadier-...
• ARTICLEWAR FILMS PUSH
• ARTICLEPROMOTION WON
• ARTICLESEVERE EFFECTS
• ARTICLE"ON YON POWDER"
• ARTICLETWO FALLS.
• ARTICLEBedtime Stories
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• ARTICLEBAPTIST PASTOR
  • ILLUSTRATIONOr. Alexander Hodge
• ARTICLELAW PROFESSOR
• ARTICLERUSSIA'S HORSES
• ARTICLEPERSONAL
• ARTICLEIN THE PUBLIC MIND
• ARTICLECORRESPONDENTS' VIEWS
• ARTICLETHE CHINESE FIGHTER
• ARTICLEE.P.S.
• ARTICLETHE BLACKOUT
• ARTICLESUNDAY CINEMAS
• ARTICLEPRONUNCIATION
• ARTICLEPENSIONS
• ARTICLEKharkov Sector Looks Like Hell
• ARTICLESOVIET DEEPENING BREAK IN IN LINES
• ARTICLECLOSER TIES
• ARTICLENEW RUSSIAN ENVOY
• ARTICLERUSSIANS BATTER DOWN NAZI BARRIERS
  • ILLUSTRATIONMarahal Timoshenko
• ARTICLENOT WANTED
• ILLUSTRATIONGerman tanks destroyed by direct Russian artillery fire when they attempted to break through the Soviet lines,
• ARTICLEAIR TRAINING
• ARTICLEAMERICAN RED CROSS AID
• ARTICLEAID AUSTRALIA
• ARTICLEBICYCLES FOR WAR
• ARTICLEAGAINST CHINA
• ARTICLEALLIED HAMMER
• ARTICLEFIGHT WITH U-BOAT
• ARTICLEJAP. RECOGNITION
• ARTICLEU.S. SHIPBUILDING
• ARTICLEAUSTRALIA'S DRIVE FOR FOOD SUPPLIES
• ARTICLEExtensive Research
• ARTICLEMORE SABOTAGE
• ARTICLENAZIS CAPTURED
• ARTICLEHeroes Of Raid On Japan Decorated
• ARTICLENOTED FLYER
  • ILLUSTRATIONbecame in that year manager of the aviation department of the Shell Petroleum Corporation, in which 1 capacity he con...
• ARTICLEMR. CURTIN APPALLED
• ARTICLECANADIAN LINER WITH 2500 TROOPS SUNK
• ARTICLELIBYAN FRONT
• ARTICLEMURDEROUS DACOITS
• ARTICLEGOVERNMENT WIN
• ARTICLEGESTAPO HUNT
• ARTICLEHOLIDAY FOR WORKERS
• ARTICLETYPHUS IN SHANGHAI
• ARTICLE"SPOT OF LUCK"
• ARTICLEMINOR PRIZES
• ARTICLEACCIDENT ON SHIP
• ARTICLERANGATAUA SCHOOL
• ARTICLEFIRE TRAGEDY
• ARTICLEROAD TRANSPORT
• ARTICLEAIR-ARM PROMOTION
  • ILLUSTRATIONage, and was educated at the Ponsonby School and the Seddon Memorial Technical College. Before enlisting Sub-Lieut. S...
• ARTICLETERRITORIAL KILLED
• ARTICLELIBERTY LOAN
• ARTICLENazis Were ill-Clad For Soviet Winter
  • ILLUSTRATIONGerman, captured by Soviet force, on the »outh-we.t front, .bowing effect, of inadequate protection from the •evere c...
• ARTICLEArmy Sappers Have Many Duties
  • ILLUSTRATIONSouth African engineers had the dangerous job of removing German anti-tank mines which had been laid in the Bardia se...
• ARTICLESECRECY IN SCIENCE
• ARTICLEFARMER'S DEATH
• ARTICLETWO HOSPITAL DEATHS
• ARTICLEWAR INSURANCE COVER
• ARTICLEESSENTIAL WORK
• ARTICLEAGED MAN'S DEATH
• ARTICLEBOY CYCLIST'S DEATH
• ARTICLEDOMINION DEFENCE
• ARTICLE"MUST CEASE"
• ARTICLESHIPWRECK SUIT
• ARTICLEWAIKATO BOY SCOUTS
• ARTICLEMEAT PRODUCERS' BOARD
• ARTICLEON ALL FRONTS
• ARTICLEKENYA'S MANPOWER
• ARTICLERELIC UNDER HAMMER
• ARTICLESETTLEMENT OF CLAIM
• ARTICLETEACHERS' POSTS
• ARTICLEMUSEUM LECTURES
• ARTICLEUntitled
• ARTICLEMOVE FOR UNITY
  • ILLUSTRATIONMr. Downie Stewart
• ARTICLESHORTAGE OF FISH
• ARTICLEOBITUARY
• ARTICLEATKINSON PARK SOLD
• ARTICLETHE GOVERNOR-GENERAL
• ARTICLECHRIST CHURCH
• SECTIONRACING TOPICS
  • ARTICLEEGMONT FORM
  • ARTICLEG.N. TROTTING DERBY
  • ARTICLEChallengers Take Jordan Pins And The Edwin Bowling Stars
  • ARTICLECANTERBURY SELECTORS
  • ARTICLEWOMEN'S INDOOR BASKETBALL
  • ARTICLESPORTSMAN'S DEATH
    • ILLUSTRATIONMr. Ohlson was a school teacher by profession and was stationed at many schools in the Auckland Province, among them ...
  • ARTICLEAMUSEMENT GUIDE
• ARTICLEPOPEYE, THE SAILORMAN-
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