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- TITLE_SECTIONMasthead
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- SECTIONSHIPPING NEWS
- ARTICLEPORT OF NAPIER
- ARTICLEGlasgow Wharf.
- ARTICLERoadstead.
- ARTICLEExpected Arrivals.
- ARTICLEProjected Departures.
- ARTICLELOCAL MOVEMENTS
- ARTICLERichardson Line
- ARTICLEPort Line
- ARTICLEShaw. Savill aud Albion
- ARTICLEN.Z. Shipping Co.
- ARTICLEFederal Line
- ARTICLEBlue Star Line.
- ARTICLEOverseas Vessels Bound for New
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- ARTICLEWAIPAWA HIGH SCHOOL
- ARTICLERUGBY IN CENTRAL H.B.
- ARTICLEWAIPAWA BOWLS
- ARTICLEPROVINCIAL PERSONALS
- ARTICLEWOMEN'S INSTITUTES
- ARTICLEWALLINGFORD GROUP
- ARTICLETaradale's Birthday
- ARTICLEKOTEMAORI GROUP
- ARTICLEPROVINCIAL PARAGRAPHS
- ARTICLEONGAONGA SALE
- ARTICLEWAIPAWA THEATRE
- ARTICLEWAIPUKURAU THEATRE
- SECTIONProvincial News
- ARTICLEWAIPAWA BOROUGH AFFAIRS
- ARTICLEParking of Cars,
- ARTICLEBlackberry Nuisance.
- ARTICLEReports Presented.
- ARTICLEOMAKERE HALL
- ARTICLEEAST COAST DOG TRIALS
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- SECTIONTHE HAWKE'S BAY HERALD-TRIBUNE
- ARTICLEBUTTER-MARKETING REGULATIONS.
- ARTICLEHUMAN EXPERIENCE.
- ARTICLEREALITY.
- ARTICLEVALUE OF HONOUR.
- ARTICLELOCAL & GENERAL
- ARTICLEQuotation for To-day
- ARTICLENEW PICTURE THEATRE
- ARTICLEYOUNG WOMAN MISSING
- ARTICLEMOTOR CAR MASCOTS
- ARTICLESCOPE OF TESTS
- ARTICLEFATHER PROSECUTED
- ARTICLEPALMERSTON NORTH CASE
- ARTICLEA FEILDING SUSPECT
- ARTICLETARANAKI SCHOOLS CLOSED
- ARTICLEYOUNG ACTRESS DIES
- ARTICLEWEATHER FORECAST
- ARTICLETHE LUMBER ROOM
- ARTICLEUntitled
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- ARTICLEFour Days' Flight
- ARTICLEJAPAN CELEBRATES
- ARTICLE15½ POUND TROUT
- ARTICLEPARENTS LOCATED
- ARTICLEMR. SIMPSON'S LAWSUIT
- ARTICLEBLUE FOR TROUSSEAU
- ARTICLEGOLD FLUCTUATIONS
- ARTICLESPREAD OF DISEASE
- ARTICLESALE OF BUTTER
- ARTICLECREAM COLLECTION
- ARTICLE'GANGSTER' CRICKET
- ARTICLEMIRACULOUS ESCAPE
- ARTICLECONGRESS STANDS FIRM
- ARTICLEWAS IT CRIMINAL?
- ARTICLEDEMOCRACY VERSUS FASCISM
- ARTICLEMAJOR'S SUICIDE
- ARTICLEMURDERER'S GHOST
- ARTICLEMILLIONAIRE'S GIFT
- ARTICLEABYSSINIA'S RULER
- ARTICLECANADIAN STRIKE
- ARTICLEHUDSON STRIKE OVER
- ARTICLETRIAL BY JURY
- ARTICLEUSE OF POWER BY LABOUR
- ARTICLEHENLEY REGATTA RULE
- ARTICLEMISSIONARIES EXPELLED
- ARTICLEREPLY TO MR MANDER
- SECTIONMANAWATU RACES.
- ARTICLEThe Buzzer Wins Tamatete Handicap
- ARTICLEASHBURTON TROTTING
- ARTICLETHAMES MEETING
- ARTICLEBABY DROWNED
- ARTICLEDrink Problem
- ARTICLEFEWER IN GAOL
- ARTICLEGUNNER V.C. KILLED
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- ARTICLEGOOD WORK DONE BY MOTOR UNIONS
- ARTICLEDUCK SHOOTING
- ARTICLESLY-GROG SELLING
- ARTICLE100 GUESTS FALL ILL
- ARTICLEWORKERS' HOMES
- ARTICLEWHO IS JOHN SWINTON?
- ARTICLECORONATION PLANS
- ARTICLEAUCKLAND HOSPITAL TROUBLE
- ARTICLEFALSE DECLARATIONS
- ARTICLECLUB GOLF
- SECTIONTHEATRE GUIDE
- ARTICLEHASTINGS
- ARTICLENAPIER
- ARTICLEWAIPUKURAU.
- ARTICLEWAIPAWA
- ILLUSTRATION"Sport and General" Photo. The Princess Royal receiving purses after she had officially opened a new Y.W.C.A. buildin...
- ARTICLENAZIS INDIGNANT
- ARTICLEWRESTLING
- ARTICLECRICKET WIND-UP
- ARTICLEPARENTS NOT LOCATED
- ARTICLETELEPHONE MORE POPULAR
- ARTICLEBOWLING
- ARTICLEFIREBELL'S FAILURE
- ARTICLESTALIN'S POWER
- ARTICLEKOAU BEING DISCHARGED
- ARTICLEEUCHRE PARTY & DANCE
- ARTICLEPOLO
- ARTICLEHOSPITAL DISPUTE
- ARTICLEHIGH SCHOOL HOLIDAYS
- ARTICLEREMINDERS
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- ARTICLETRADE BARRIERS
- ARTICLENEARING HONOLULU
- ARTICLEONION TRADING
- ARTICLEBANK OF NEW ZEALAND
- ARTICLE£160,000 ESTATE
- ARTICLECHURCH SERVICES
- ARTICLEBRITISH PRICES RISE
- SECTIONSTOCKS AND SHARES
- ARTICLEWELLINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE
- ARTICLECHRISTCHURCH STOCK EXCHANGE.
- SECTIONLetters to the Editor
- ARTICLETheatre or Town Hall for Napier
- ARTICLEParty Policy
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- ARTICLEHEALTHY FINANCES
- ARTICLENOT AT ALL LOYAL
- ARTICLELATE MR. D. McKENZlE
- ARTICLENAPIER CONCERT
- ARTICLETHIRD PARTY RISK
- ARTICLECOUNTY AMALGAMATION
- ARTICLEWHANGAREI RACES
- ARTICLEHAVELOCK AFFAIRS
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- SECTIONTURF NEWS & NOTES
- ILLUSTRATIONIllustration
- ARTICLEEXCITING RACING AT MANAWATU
- ARTICLECONTROL OF RACING
- ARTICLEH.B. JOCKEY CLUB
- ARTICLEKELLY'S RETURN
- ARTICLERACING FIXTURES
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- ARTICLESCHOOL LESSONS
- ARTICLEAUCKLAND MILK PRICE
- ARTICLEIMPERIAL CONFERENCE
- ARTICLE17,000,000 GALLONS MORE MILK
- ARTICLETHE CHESS PLAYER
- ARTICLERAILWAY RETURNS
- ARTICLEH.M.A.S. SWAN AT NAPIER
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- ARTICLENEW BANK OF ENGLAND VAULTS
- ARTICLEAMERICA'S BATTLESHIPS
- ARTICLEDRIFT TOWARDS IRELAND
- ARTICLEWRITER LOATHES WRITING
- ARTICLEVICTORIES GAINED OVER THE SOIL
- ILLUSTRATIONReaper and Binder at Work on a New Zealand Farm.
- ARTICLEMOST IMPORTANT GIRL IN WORLD
- ARTICLEAID FOR THE GERMAN ARMY
- ARTICLERAPHAEL'S SWEETHEART
- ARTICLEHISS TO DRIVE AWAY FOGS
- ARTICLETHE SCIENCE OF BREATH
- ARTICLEUntitled
- ARTICLEUntitled
- ARTICLERADIO PROGRAMMES
- SECTION"Think on These Things"
- ARTICLEJESUS, YESTERDAY & TO-DAY
- ARTICLESACRED AND SECULAR
- ARTICLEGREAT PLANS, IDLE HANDS
- ARTICLEA MIGHTY SERMON
- ARTICLETESTING A RELIGION
- ARTICLEA CALL FOR THE ONETALENTED
- ARTICLE17 HOCKEY GAMES
- ARTICLEFOOTBALL "CALLED OFF"
- ARTICLEHOMEBREW SEIZED
- ARTICLECROQUET
- ARTICLEBLACK & WHITE SHIELD
- ARTICLEPLAYERS REINSTATED
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- SECTIONMainly for Women
- ARTICLENAPIER TOWNSWOMEN GARDENERS MEET
- ARTICLETALK ON MISSION WORK AT METHODIST GUILD
- ARTICLECOMMUNITY CLUB'S ANNUAL MEETING
- ARTICLEPROGRESS THROUGH H.B. OF GUIDES' LOYAL MESSAGE
- ARTICLEFORTUNE MADE FROM PARCELS IN LONDON
- ARTICLEWHITE SATIN BEAUTE WORN AT WAIROA WEDDING
- ARTICLEINGALL—DEVONPORT
- ARTICLEPERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
- ARTICLEWeek-end Chat
- ILLUSTRATIONIllustration
- ARTICLETRIMMING IS VARIED ON EVENING GOWNS
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- SECTIONNews and Comment from Four Corners of the World of Sport
- ARTICLEBEST ALL-TIME N.Z. CRICKET TEAM
- ARTICLEGOING TO LEAGUE
- ARTICLEMUCH-TRAVELLED CYCLIST
- ARTICLETHE DAVIS CUP
- ARTICLETHAT RANFURLY SHIELD
- ARTICLEWHICH IS N.Z.'s NATIONAL GAME?
- ARTICLEWOODCHOPPING IN N.Z.
- ARTICLERUGBY MEETING INVALID
- ARTICLEDAVIS CUP CONTEST
- ARTICLEBIG TOUR NEAR
- ARTICLEWOMEN CRICKETERS
- ARTICLESCRAP BOOK JOTTINGS
- ILLUSTRATIONC. V. GRIMMETT.
- SECTION"FASCIST SYSTEM OF JUDGING INDUSTRY" clerks to 'investigate'; and in due course the report is placed in the hands
- ARTICLEMR. A. E. MANDER'S CRITICISMS
- ARTICLEWHAT MISUNDERSTANDINGS?
- ARTICLECAUSE OF THE TROUBLE
- ARTICLEMR. SULLIVAN'S REPLY
- ARTICLEWAIROA STOCK SALE
- ARTICLEMATAWHERO SALE
- ARTICLEFEILDING STOCK SALE
- ARTICLECLUB GOLF
- ARTICLEWAIROA BASKETBALL
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- ARTICLEAUTUMN ON Parade
- ILLUSTRATIONLeft: Just before she left for Europe, Miss Betty Wheatley posed in some of the new season's fashions. Here she Wears...
- ILLUSTRATIONLeft: Miss Beatrice Fawcitt here wears an exquisite black satin romaine cocktail gown, in tunic style, which is trimm...
- ILLUSTRATIONMiss Fawcitt and Miss Wheatley here wear two contrasting street suits, Miss Fawcitt's being a lightweight English ang...
- ILLUSTRATIONAbove: Miss Wheatley waves farewell, wearing an imported reseda green angora frock, with vest and insets of knopp ove...
- ILLUSTRATIONRight: This tunic frock of grape-colored angora, has a two-tone woven spot. Ox blood velvet lacings and bow trim the ...
- ILLUSTRATIONLeft: Miss Frances Bradford shows to advantage a delightful lace knit blouse featuring a huge fringed bow which is wo...
- ILLUSTRATIONRight: An entirely new note is shown in this Stefney imported knitted model in Spiceton angora, which is worn also by...
- ILLUSTRATIONMiss Fawcitt Wears a mustard tan knoppe tweed suit flecked with brown and gold, The fur felt hat with folded side bri...
- ILLUSTRATIONLeg o' mutton sleeves give the wide shoulder effect to an Imported model evening gown In shot taffeta in flame tones....
- ILLUSTRATIONBright patches of Chinese red and brown lend a gay note to a two-piece ensemble of beige basket weave wool. The novel...
- ARTICLEThe Queen's Colours Influence 1937 Fashions
- ARTICLEFrom My Boudoir Notebook
- ARTICLESHAKESPEARE AND SHOREDITCH
- ARTICLEMARY PICKFORD MAY MAKE FILMS IN ENGLAND
- ARTICLEGRACE MOORE ON SCREEN OPERA
- SECTIONStage and Screen
- ARTICLE"THE PLAINSMAN"; De MILLE'S WESTERN
- ARTICLECONCERT ARTISTS TO TOUR DOMINION
- ILLUSTRATIONThe noted Australian talkie, "It Isn't Done," is to have its New Zealand premiere in Hastings to-day. Cecil Kellaway ...
- ILLUSTRATION"Top Hat," one of the most spectacular of the Astaire-Rogers dance-musicals, is to play a return season in Hastings n...
- ILLUSTRATIONCharlies Chan meets his match—for a time—in "Charlie Chan at the Opera." The scene from the film shows, left to right...
- ARTICLE"GREEN PASTURES" SOON TO BE RELEASED
- ARTICLEEVEN IN SHAKESPEARE'S DAY
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- ARTICLEWOOL POSITION IS HEALTHY
- ARTICLEVALUABLE REPORT
- SECTIONFARM AND FIELD
- ARTICLEBY THE WAYSIDE
- ARTICLERUSSIA'S SHEEP FLOCKS
- ARTICLEWOOL AND TEXTILES
- ARTICLEYIELDS IN DAIRYING
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- ARTICLEThe Stock Exchange
- ARTICLENAPIER LABOUR PARTY
- ARTICLE"ENTICING MEN FROM FARMS"
- ARTICLEWAIROA HAPPENINGS
- SECTIONAMUSEMENTS
- ARTICLESTATE THEATRE
- ARTICLEMUNICIPAL THEATRE
- ARTICLECOSY THEATRE
- ARTICLEREGENT THEATRE
- ARTICLEWELFARE OF THE BLIND
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- ARTICLEMAIL NOTICES
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