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• TITLE_SECTIONMasthead
• ARTICLETIDES AND WEATHER
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• ARTICLEOf Interest to Women
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• ARTICLEFARMING NOTES
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• SECTIONThe Bay of Pleny Beacon Published Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. WEDNESDAY, FEB. 26th, 1941.
  • ARTICLETHE WAY OF EXPLANATION
  • ARTICLEDIET: MAORI VERSUS PAKEHA
• ARTICLELocal and General
• ARTICLEWHAT'S ON
• ARTICLEPERSONAL
• SECTIONDear Sir,
  • ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
  • ARTICLETHE MAYOR AND TOWN PLANNING
  • ARTICLEPOLICE CONTROL
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• ARTICLEACCIDENT VICTIMS
• ARTICLEINTOXICATED MOTORIST
• ARTICLEDRINK AT DANCES
• ARTICLEPRECAUTIONS SCHEME
• ARTICLESTEADILY IN VIEW
• ARTICLETHANKS RETURNED
• ARTICLEHOME GUARD
• ARTICLEMOTOR SPEEDING
• ARTICLECONTROL OF WEEDS
• ARTICLEUntitled
• ARTICLEREMARKABLE MEDAL
• ARTICLESTOCK MARKET
• ARTICLEMAVEX—SENSATIONAL STOMACH COMPOUND
• ARTICLELABOUR SHORTAGE
• ARTICLEThe Theatres
• ARTICLEOHOPE RESERVES
• ARTICLEWEDDING
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• ARTICLETHE EMPIRE'S WAR ACTIVITIES
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  • ILLUSTRATIONYET ANOTHER DOWN: About a hundred German aircraft down in one day is not an unusual success for British fighter pilot...
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  • ILLUSTRATIONTHE RIVER OF STEEL: More shells pour from a British arms factory. Thus grows the mighty weight of steel that is to bl...
  • ILLUSTRATIONHOME GUARD BATTALION HAS ARMOURED GAR: A London BaUaWion (now over 1 .noo.nun sir (mil; every man a volunteer) have t...
  • ILLUSTRATIONDEATH TRAP OF THE U-BOAT: Depth charges are made ready aboard: a British destroyer. Catapults on bo th sides of the v...
  • ILLUSTRATIONAS DUSK STEALS OYER THE THAMES between London and the sea,, many motor boats leap into activity!. The Royal Navy Patr...
  • ILLUSTRATIONTO WHERE THE WKs'GS WILL G ROW: Kitbags on their shoulders,. Royal Air Force instructors leave Britain for Canada.
  • ILLUSTRATIONRAILWAY GUARDS BECOMfi h GUARDS: Blue discarded for khaki, three railway mo:: so on duly la- guard. Britain's railways.
• ARTICLEWAR TOPICS
• ARTICLERADIO NOTES
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• ARTICLEWORLD OF SPORT
• ARTICLESWIMMING SPORTS
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