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• TITLE_SECTIONMasthead
• ARTICLEDEATH NOTICE
• ARTICLEIN MEMORIAM
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• ARTICLERADIO NOTES
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• ARTICLEBonuses On Gratuity Account Withdrawals
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• ARTICLENATURAL EXERCISE OF JAWS PROMOTES BETTER TEETH
• ARTICLEThis Year Holds Many Important Dutch Anniversaries
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• ARTICLETIDES
• ARTICLEBAY OF PLENTY BEACON Published Tuesdays and Fridays. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1948 “PINCH AND TAKE”
• ARTICLEFIRST LESSONS FOR UPPER FORMS OF HIGH SCHOOL OUT
• ARTICLEObituary
• ARTICLERangitaiki Sharemilkers Meet Union Organiser
• ARTICLELocal & General
• ARTICLEWaimana Institute’s Monthly Meeting
• ARTICLEPersonal
• ARTICLEDear Sir,
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• ARTICLEShipping
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• ARTICLE“Gas” Rationing Back Again
• ARTICLELetter Of Appreciation From English School To Local Junior Red Cross
• ARTICLEU.S. Food Prices
• ARTICLEWestland Beer Boycott
• ARTICLEFirst Rehabilitation Bursars To Obtain Degrees At Sydney
• ARTICLETauranga Show Abandoned
• ARTICLESettlement At Galatea
• ARTICLEWhakatane Surf Club’s Practical Practice: New Junior Section Formed
• ARTICLEMinister Interested In Poroporo Experiments
• ARTICLEUnlicensed Camping Grounds
• SECTIONWomen’s Institutes
  • ARTICLEMeeting of Eastern Bay Federation’s Executive
  • ARTICLETaneatua Institute Says Farewell To Popular Member And Secretary
• ARTICLEEnterprising Maoris Own One Of Largest Milling Schemes In New Zealand
• SECTIONWEEK-END SPORTS ROUND-UP
  • ARTICLEWhakatane Cricket Reps Score First Innings Win Against Rotorua Side
  • ARTICLEOutright Win For United Cricket Team Against Putaruru
  • ARTICLEWhakatane Bowling Club Pays Tribute To All Its Past Presidents
  • ARTICLED. Anderson Successful In Bowling Championship
  • ARTICLEThrills For Crowd At Motorcycle Hill Climbing Contests
• ARTICLEHome Gardens
• ARTICLEAge Limit On Farm And Business Assistance For Members Of J. Force
• ARTICLERecreation Facilities As Means Of Arresting Drift From Rural Areas
• ARTICLEGift From U.S. Bible Society Shows American Gratitude To Russians
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• ARTICLEN.Z. Sales To Britain Double Purchases In First Post-War Year
• ARTICLEMost Famous Horse In U.S.
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• ARTICLESir Apirana Ngata Gives Reasons For Maori Delinquency In Cities
• ARTICLECaution Advised When Buying Businesses Which Depend On Licences
• ARTICLEModern Machines Cannot Replace Age-Old Bell-Makers’ Craftsmanship.
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