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• TITLE_SECTIONMasthead
• ARTICLEAll Sorts of People
  • ILLUSTRATIONON THK hVKN TENOLi OF HIS WAY.
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• ARTICLEDramatic and Musical
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• SECTIONLancings
  • ARTICLETHE DYING YEAR. What Prospects Ahead?
  • ARTICLEAFTER THE BATTLE. King Dick's Intentions.
  • ARTICLECAMPBELL-BANNERMAN AND CHINAMEN. Will He Clean the Rand?
  • ARTICLEHOME C0L0NIES. Hope for England.
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• SECTIONSocial Gossip
  • ILLUSTRATIONTHE CHRISTMAS VACATION. The Parson: My clem- brotlier, L am indeed glad you have not followed the sinful pleasure se...
  • ARTICLEBusiness is Business.
  • ARTICLEKeep a-Pushing.
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• ARTICLEAfternoon Tea Gossip
  • ILLUSTRATIONPEACE AT ANY PIUGF. Thorndon Girl (to her lover): No, Dick; 1 can't be your wife. I would rather be friendly with yo...
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• ARTICLEBowling Notes
  • ILLUSTRATIONBENT BUT NOT BROKEN. Holiday Dine) ( at a populai hostelry) : Look here, waiter, you'll have to bring me something e...
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• ARTICLEEntre Nous
  • ILLUSTRATIONAT A THEATRE ROYAL AUCTION. 1st Knight of the Hammer: Would you call his voice a bass one ' 2nd Knight Ditto: I don'...
  • ILLUSTRATIONALL FRANCE v. ALL NEW ZEALAND. January 1st. Jean: Ces diables ! 1 hey 'ave not tvon, is it? Pierre: JSlille tonneres...
  • ILLUSTRATIONA HINT FOR DAVE. Allan : Look here, Dave McLaren, you're not up to t>nuf. Dave : How's that2 Allan: Instead of run...
  • ILLUSTRATIONIn his first Australian speech Admiral Fawkes said King Edward at Balmoral wished him to tell the Australians of the...
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• ARTICLETurf Topics.
  • ILLUSTRATIONNOAH ECLIPSED. Scene: St. Mark's Sunday Schoolroom. Teacher (questioning class): Now, who built the Ark Young Welli...
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• SECTIONMixed Verse.
  • ARTICLEA Wish.
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    • ILLUSTRATIONHIS WIFF'S RELATIONS. Willie (meeting a newly-married friend on Xmas Eve) : Hallo, Jack, old man. wJiere are you off...
  • ARTICLEDaddy and Me.
  • ARTICLEHenry Irving. 1838—1905.
    • ILLUSTRATIONA CHRISTMAS TREAT FOR AUCKLAND. The Premier left yesterday for Auckland, accompanied by the Hon. T. Kennedy Macdonal...
  • ARTICLEHis Troubles.
  • ARTICLEThe Baby Moon.
  • ARTICLEAn Ad—vantage.
  • ARTICLEA Lump of Logic.
    • ILLUSTRATIONNEW YEAR GIFTS FOR WELL-KNOWN CITIZENS—A FEW OUT OF THE BOX.
    • ILLUSTRATIONERNEST, eight-year-old son of E. J. Ledrovt. who has attained a speed of 94 words a minute on THE ROYAL BARLOCK VISIB...
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• SECTIONOut Door Sports and Pastimes
  • ARTICLECricket.
    • ILLUSTRATIONTARRED FOOTPATHS. Husband * No more afternoon teas after this, 1 can tell you. Wife: U hy, you cruel man ? Husband:...
  • ARTICLERugby Football.
    • ILLUSTRATIONBARRING THE WELSH REFER RE. London Cable.—" Deadlock. Glamorgan insist Welsh Union appoint referee. Protested from f...
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• SECTIONNEW ZEALAND FOOTBALLERS AT HOME. NOTES AND IMPRESSIONS. (Continued from last week.) By the Free Lance Special Corr...
  • ARTICLEMATCH v. SURREY, Wednesday, 1st November, 1905.
  • ARTICLEMATCH v. BLACKHEATH. Saturday, 4th November, 1905.
    • ILLUSTRATIONA POSEB FOR THE MISSUS. Mistress (to new servant): There are two things, Mary, about which I am very particular. 1 l...
  • ARTICLEMATCH v. OXFORD UNIVERSITY.
  • ARTICLEMATCH v. CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY, Thursday, 9th November.
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• ARTICLEIt is Town Talk
  • ILLUSTRATION" RAISING THE WIND." Typewriter: You said you were going to raise my salary this meek. The Boss: Well, didn't I rais...
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