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- TITLE_SECTIONMasthead
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- SECTIONSHIPPING NEWS.
- ARTICLEPORT OF NAPIER
- ARTICLEVessels in Port.
- ARTICLEExpected Arrivals.
- ARTICLEProjected Departures.
- ARTICLELOCAL MOVEMENTS
- ARTICLERichardson Line.
- ARTICLEFederal Line
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- ARTICLETENNIS MATCH
- ARTICLECALEDONIAN SPORTS
- ARTICLECORONATION PLANS
- ARTICLECHURCH SERVICES
- ARTICLELIVE STOCK IMPORTS
- ARTICLEWAIROA STOCK SALE
- SECTIONProvincial News
- ARTICLEA "TENDER" QUESTION
- ARTICLECENTRAL H.B. POWER
- ARTICLEPROVINCIAL PERSONALS
- ARTICLEPROVINCIAL PARAGRAPHS
- ARTICLEOBITUARY
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- SECTIONTHE HAWKE'S BAY HERALD-TRIBUNE
- ARTICLETO AVERT WAR.
- ARTICLE"OF THE MAKING OF BOOKS"
- ARTICLEWORLD CIVILISATION.
- ARTICLELESS LATIN IN SCHOOLS.
- ARTICLELOCAL & GENERAL
- ARTICLEQuotation for To-day
- ARTICLEPERSONAL
- ARTICLENEW ZEALAND CAPITAL
- ILLUSTRATIONMr. John Brownlee, who was warmly received by a large audience when he made his debut in "Rigoletto" in New York. He ...
- ARTICLECHILD PARALYSIS CASE
- ARTICLENEWS BREVITIES
- ARTICLEWRESTLER'S DIVORCE
- ILLUSTRATIONClaude Ring Photo. Professor J. Hight, elected honorary president of the New Zeland Library Association.
- ARTICLETHE LUMBER ROOM
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- ARTICLETERRITORIALS for King's Coronation
- ARTICLENO CONSCRIPTION
- ARTICLE'VARSITY PROTEST
- ARTICLEJAPAN WON TRADE WAR
- ARTICLEMR ROBERT PARKER PASSES
- ARTICLEGRISFORD DISASTER
- ARTICLE"LORDS" TOO STRONG
- ARTICLESix Men Killed
- ARTICLEHIMALAYAN CLIMB
- ARTICLECORONATION EXPENSES
- ARTICLEBOTH LEGS BROKEN
- ARTICLEAIR-LINER LOST
- ARTICLEFRUITLESS SEARCH
- ARTICLETERRIFIC CYCLONE
- ARTICLEEX-KING'S FINANCES
- ARTICLEHANDCUFFS FILED
- ARTICLEELECTIONEERING BY PHONE
- ARTICLE£2000 FOR DEPENDENTS
- ARTICLERed Treachery
- ARTICLEPAN-AMERICAN PLANES MAY NOT COME TO N.Z.
- ARTICLEMR GATTY'S DENIAL
- ARTICLEBLACK CAT'S LUCK
- ARTICLEMARIED AT YUMA
- ARTICLEPOOR M.C.C. BATTING
- ARTICLETRY-OUT FOR TEST
- ARTICLETO-DAY'S TURF NEWS
- ARTICLENEW BRIGHTON TROTS
- ARTICLEWOODVILLE EVENTS
- ARTICLETOLAGA BAY RACES
- ARTICLEBAND-ROOM FIRE
- ARTICLEFIREMEN COLLAPSE
- ARTICLENON-STOP FLIGHT
- ARTICLEFREE MILK DAILY
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- ARTICLEWool Declines
- ARTICLEWATERED MILK
- ARTICLETOWN IMPROVEMENT
- ARTICLEPOPULAR HOST
- ARTICLEA NEW N.Z. INDUSTRY POSSIBLE
- ILLUSTRATIONA scene typical of the devastation caused in many parts of Madrid by air bombs and gunfire. It shows the ruins of a c...
- ARTICLENAPIER WOOL SALE
- ARTICLEDECISION JUSTIFIED
- ARTICLEMAORI TENNIS
- ARTICLEREMINDERS
- ARTICLEVALUE OF PENSIONS
- ARTICLEBUS-STOP SHELTERS
- ARTICLECHAMPION FOURS BOWLS
- ARTICLEHASTINGS THURSDAY GAMES
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- ARTICLEN.Z. CHAMPION BAND
- ARTICLEOFFICERS ELECTED
- ARTICLESEMI-DETACHED HOMES
- ARTICLEFARM LABOUR SHORTAGE
- ARTICLERETURN OF BOTTLES
- ARTICLELetters to the Editor
- ARTICLEWHAT'S WRONG WITH BUTTER MARKET?
- ARTICLESALE OF BLACKBERRIES
- ARTICLE"HERALD-TRIBUNE" CROSSWORD PUZZLE
- ILLUSTRATIONIllustration
- ARTICLEUntitled
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- SECTIONTURF NEWS & NOTES
- ILLUSTRATIONIllustration
- ARTICLEWINTON CUP
- ARTICLERACING FIXTURES
- ARTICLENORTHERN TOPICS
- ARTICLETHE FUTURITY STAKES
- ARTICLEPRODUCTION METHODS
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- ARTICLESOUTHLAND "SNUB"
- ARTICLEHARGEST HITS BACK
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- SECTIONMainly for Women
- ARTICLEVENETIAN POINT LACE FOR BRIDE'S GOWN
- ARTICLEBRIDGE PARTY GIVEN FOR MRS E. A. W. HENLEY
- ARTICLEMRS T.H. LOWRY VISITS PUKEORA SANTORIUM
- ARTICLEWOMEN'S INSTITUTES
- ARTICLENEW HEADMISTRESS FOR ST. LUKE'S SCHOOL
- ARTICLEMATRIC. CANDIDATES HOLD JOLLY PARTY
- ARTICLEFAREWELL AFTERNOON HELD AT WAIPAWA
- ARTICLEHOME LEAGUE HAVE OPENING MEETING
- ARTICLEPERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
- ARTICLEOBITUARY
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- SECTIONMainly for Women
- ARTICLEWeek-end Chat
- ILLUSTRATIONIllustration
- ARTICLEWeek-end Chat
- ARTICLETWO TYPES OF FARMER
- ARTICLEDOG TRIAL BALL
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- ARTICLERADIO PROGRAMMES
- ARTICLENAPIER'S YESTERDAYS
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- ARTICLEThe Stock Exchange
- SECTIONAMUSEMENTS
- ARTICLESTATE THEATRE
- ARTICLEREGENT THEATRE
- ARTICLECOSY THEATRE
- ARTICLEMUNICIPAL THEATRE
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- ARTICLEFEILDING EWE FAIR
- ARTICLEMATAWHERO SALE
- ARTICLESTORTFORD EWE FAIR
- ARTICLEBUTTER DECLINE
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- ARTICLEHUMOUR
- ILLUSTRATIONThe man who tried to read the title on a revolving gramophone recordl
- ILLUSTRATION"Listen, baker, you've put too much yeast in your buns!"
- ILLUSTRATION"Hit him now! You can see the pictures later!"
- ILLUSTRATION"Kindly send a smaller waiter, my husband wants to make a complaint about the food!"
- ARTICLERound The World With A Camera
- ILLUSTRATIONCUBAN COSSACKS. The cossacks, by permission of the Soviet Government, have obtained "settlement" inside the Russian A...
- ILLUSTRATIONREST DURING SKI-ING EXCURSION. Three ski-runners are resting during an excursion in the Schwarzwaid.
- ILLUSTRATIONWORLD'S LONGEST BRIDGE. Traffic can proceed six abreast across San Francisco's new harbour bridge, the longest in the...
- ILLUSTRATIONFROM THE WILD WEST. At cowboy parades in the Wild West riders give proof of capacity and coolness when riding wild bu...
- ILLUSTRATIONVINTAGE. The picture shows a vintage scene in Bavaria.
- ARTICLECyprus As Military Base Being Urged On British
- ARTICLEPopular Feeling in China Swings Over to Nanking
- ARTICLECollapsible Theatre Displayed At Vienna
- ARTICLE'Dictionarymaker' Likes Solid Words
- ARTICLETeaching the Crow a Lesson
- ILLUSTRATIONIllustration
- ILLUSTRATIONIllustration
- ILLUSTRATIONIllustration
- ILLUSTRATIONIllustration
- ARTICLEGordon Tightens Around Narcotic Trade of World
- ARTICLEJapan Passes U.S. As Largest Rayon Producer in World
- ARTICLEHUMOUR
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- ARTICLELawn Tennis
- ARTICLEOTAGO TEAM OPENS BADLY
- ARTICLETHE ASPRO YEAR BOOK
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- ARTICLESOME WORD-WARRIORS AND WORD-WORRIERS
- ARTICLEUntitled
- ARTICLEWEALTH IN ANTARCTIC
- ARTICLEM. LEON BLUM, KEY MAN OF EUROPE
- ILLUSTRATIONM. LEON BLUM
- ARTICLETHE RISING POPULARITY OF THE LEECH
- ARTICLEWHERE HAVE I SEEN THAT FACE?
- ARTICLEUntitled
- ARTICLEGLASS THAT IS NOT GLASS
- ARTICLEGARBO NOT LIKELY TO RETIRE
- ARTICLECONRAD VEIDT AS SPY
- ARTICLEOLD PLAY REVIVED AFTER 315 YEARS
- SECTIONStage and Screen
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- SECTIONFARM AND FIELD
- ARTICLESENSATIONAL SALE OF EWES
- ARTICLESHEEP-DIPPING METHODS
- ARTICLEControlling Ragwort.
- ARTICLEBY THE WAYSIDE
- ARTICLEOVERSEAS MARKETS
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- ARTICLEMAIL NOTICES
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