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• TITLE_SECTIONMasthead
• SECTION"SUN" PIRATE LEFT DANGLING ON YARD-ARM
  • ARTICLEThe Critic
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  • ARTICLEOur Contemporaries
  • ARTICLEOur Contemporaries
  • ARTICLEBARNYARD AMBLINGS OF AMBLER
    • ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
    • ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
    • ILLUSTRATIONShake, Sir! "Smithy " and "Gordon "m a nice how-de-do at Trentham last week
  • ARTICLEThe Critic
    • ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
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• ARTICLEAT THE SALUTING BASE
• ARTICLEPOLICEMAN IN THE DOCK
• ARTICLENOT ONLY MEN KNOW THIS SENSATION
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• ARTICLEOffwood Offside
• ARTICLEWIFE BETRAYER WAS POMMELLED INSENSIBLE
  • ILLUSTRATIONHey ! Look at the smiles—the sort which dawn when the gee-gee pays a walloping "diwie."
• ARTICLEA MAN OF MANY PARTS
• ARTICLEInterludes
• ARTICLEThe Moral Aspect
• ARTICLEOpinion
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• ARTICLEONCE AGAIN
• ARTICLE"WAS GOING TO BE A GOOD PARTY"
  • ILLUSTRATIONA PIED PIPER whose thrilling notes drew another man's wife across the Tasman—"Harry" Berry, who played the cornet (a...
• ARTICLEFLAVELL GOT HIS SHARE
• ARTICLEHER NIGHT OUT
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• ARTICLETRAGIC SEQUEL TO MOTHER'S FRENZY
• ARTICLETWANGING THE LONG BOW
  • ILLUSTRATION(From "N.Z. Truth's" Special Auckland Representative.)
• ARTICLESWEET EIGHTEEN LAUGHS AT THE LAW
• ARTICLECITED HER MOTHER AS CO-RE.
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• SECTIONTruth THE NATIONAL PAPER
  • ARTICLEOh, Dignity!
  • ARTICLEA Minus Sign In The Sky
  • ARTICLEWailing Season
• SECTIONPertinent Pars about Personalities
  • ARTICLEAlert Albert
  • ARTICLEBoxers Bride
    • ILLUSTRATIONMrs. Tom Heeney
  • ARTICLEFor The Crown
  • ARTICLEPuff Stuff
  • ARTICLELincoln's Head
  • ARTICLEMission Pioneer
  • ARTICLESub-Inspector Mac
  • ARTICLEBackblocks Girl
  • ARTICLEVersatile West
    • ILLUSTRATIONE. V. West
  • ARTICLEMAN OF MANY RETURNS
    • ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
  • ARTICLENaseby's Jewel
  • ARTICLEMaking His Mark
  • ARTICLEOn Exhibition
  • ARTICLEGrand Old Man
  • ARTICLEHe Goes South
  • ARTICLEHold That Baby!
  • ARTICLE"Electric Annie"
• ARTICLEHEENEY'S FAME
• ARTICLEHIGH FINANCE
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• ARTICLESpilling Beans
• ARTICLEPOOR SOLACE
• ARTICLESAFETY LAST ?
• ARTICLEWill She Ever Forget that Night of Ramance In June ?
  • ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
  • ILLUSTRATIONREJECTED THE BUS-DRIVER'S EVlDENCE.—Magistrate Cutten, who expressed the view that the defence raised by Clcal "cont...
• ARTICLEThe Profit
• ARTICLEHIS MISTAKE
• ARTICLEHER DAY OUT
• ARTICLENO, THEY DON'T WANT YOUR MONEY!
• SECTIONLEONORA LUFF'S LOVER SLIPPED OFF MARITAL LEASH
  • ARTICLEJUST DESERTS
  • ARTICLEOn Hearsay
  • ARTICLESPARKING ON ALL SIX ?
  • ARTICLEMARRIED PIPER'S TANGLED TUNES
    • ILLUSTRATIONMRS. GARDNER, the faithless wife, trapped by her husband with another man. (See story on page 3.)
    • ILLUSTRATIONWILLIAM CLAUDE OFFWOOD, the dairy hand, who betrayed George Henry Gardner's wife and paid, for his treachery at the h...
  • ARTICLELAW'S AN ASS
  • ARTICLELegal Wisdom
  • ARTICLESTRIPPED TO THE WAIST
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• ARTICLEYes, Perhaps So
• ARTICLETHE GAOL-BIRD'S LAMENT
• ARTICLEOH! THOSE CANDLES IN THE WIND
• ARTICLEJEHU'S MOURNFUL MONOLOGUE IN LOW GEAR
  • ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
• ARTICLEVERNON HAD TAKING WAYS
• ARTICLEA Perfect Lady
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• SECTIONRING RECORDS
  • ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
  • ARTICLEHEENEY SAYS "HELLO!"
  • ARTICLECOMPLIMENTARY SOCIAL
  • ARTICLEA REAL LIVE EVENING
  • ARTICLEUntitled
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• SECTIONAVONDALE AND NAPIER PARK AFTER SENSATION AT WANGANUI
  • ARTICLEFEW STAYERS ENGAGED
  • ARTICLENO EASY TASK
  • ARTICLEHURDLES TRIO
  • ARTICLEAND HIS RIDER W AS
  • ARTICLEREED TO RIDE LIMERICK
  • ARTICLENOTHING OUTSTANDING
    • ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
  • ARTICLEHIS MEETING
    • ILLUSTRATIONTom Dunoan
  • ARTICLEWHANGED AT WANGANUI
  • ARTICLEOVER TO NAPIER PARK
  • ARTICLETWO THAT CAN TRAVEL
  • ARTICLETRIO OF GOOD HORSES
    • ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
  • ARTICLETHREE FILLIES
  • ARTICLESECOND CLASS
  • ARTICLECONSENTING PARTY
  • ARTICLEBABIES' FIRST CLASSIC
  • ARTICLEGAMENESS WON FOR HIM
  • ARTICLERICCARTON TWO-MILER
• ARTICLEUntitled
  • ILLUSTRATIONLaughing Prinot
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• SECTIONLIMERICK STILL SUCCESSFUL
  • ARTICLEBRIGHT START
  • ARTICLEMIXED FIELD
    • ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
  • ARTICLEDERBY HOPE
  • ARTICLEHYNANNA RUNS
  • ARTICLEGET IN FIRST
  • ARTICLE"N.Z. Truth" Replies
  • ARTICLESWANSON MILE
  • ARTICLESMALL FISH
    • ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
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• SECTIONPADLOCK ENHANCES N.Z. CUP PROSPECTS
  • ARTICLEUntitled
  • ARTICLEARISTOCRATIC
  • ILLUSTRATIONPadlock winning the N.Z. Cup Trial Handicap from Great Bingen.
  • ARTICLEAT HUTT PARK
  • ARTICLEHARMLESS GARGLE ENDS SORE THROAT OR TONSILITIS
  • ARTICLETOYED WITH OPPOSITION
    • ILLUSTRATIONTrimmer
  • ARTICLERUNS HOME ON THE BIT
  • ARTICLESO LIKE JOSEPH'S GOAT The Color Question In Trotting Demands Solution
  • ARTICLEAT ASHBURTON
  • ARTICLEWITH CHANCES
  • ARTICLEFROM THE NORTH
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• SECTIONHAS JEW ZEALAND ONLY TWENTY-NINE RUGBY PLAYERS?
  • ARTICLESTALE TEAM
  • ARTICLEHERE IT IS !
  • ARTICLEARE YOU "ALL NERVES" ?
  • ARTICLEREFRESHING
  • ARTICLELAST GAME
  • ARTICLELIKENED UNTO ISRAEL
    • ILLUSTRATIONJ. W. BAVIDAN, the brilliant Auckland runner, one and three miles and cross-country champion of New Zealand, who wil...
  • ARTICLEPORTER'S TRY
  • ARTICLENEW CHAMPION
  • ARTICLEMAROONED
  • ARTICLEIN THE DARK
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• SECTIONTHE TRUTH ABOUT MOTORS.
  • ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
  • ARTICLETROUBLESOME CLUTCH ?
  • ARTICLEKEEPING THE OIL COOL
  • ARTICLEGREAT MAN PASSES
  • ARTICLEON CHROMIUM
  • ARTICLEVALVE KNOCK
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• ARTICLEON HIGH ROAD TO RECOVERY
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• ARTICLELight and Toothsome Puddings
  • ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
• ARTICLETHE RETORT DISCOURTEOUS
• ARTICLEHouse hold Lore
  • ILLUSTRATIONA knitted sage-green lumber jacket • jumper with natural Kasha skirt.
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• ARTICLEINQUIRERS' CORNER
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