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• TITLE_SECTIONMasthead
• SECTIONHer Friends Still Hope and Believe She Is Alive
  • ARTICLEWAS RISK TAKEN?
    • ILLUSTRATIONA tabloid idea of the havoc wrought by the surging waters of the reservoir. The cross shows a smashed portion of the ...
  • ARTICLEPORTRAIT, SALESMAN IN TROUBLE
  • ARTICLEHe Was A Dry-land Sailor
  • ARTICLEMYSTERY UNSOLVED
  • ARTICLEUNHEEDED
  • ARTICLEBACK AGAIN
  • ARTICLEREFORM NEEDED
    • ILLUSTRATIONDetective-sergeant Kelly (on left), one of the principal witnesses m police inquiry. (See Page 7.).
  • ARTICLEYOUNG TEACHER'S TRAGIC DEATH
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• ARTICLEFAULTS ON BOTH SIDES
  • ILLUSTRATIONMr. E. D. Mosley, S.M., who hears many tales of woe m the Police Court.
• ARTICLEAround and About The Courts
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• ARTICLEPESSIMISTS' CLUB LOSES MEMBERS.
• ARTICLEWHAT KATHLEEN HEARD OVER THE WIRE
  • ILLUSTRATIONA "BROADSIDER" COMES A CRASH.—Taking a corner on the cinder track at the new Kilbirni© (Wellington) Stadium.
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• ARTICLESHE JUST LEFT HIM
• ARTICLEIN SOCIETY
  • ILLUSTRATIONA CURSORY glance at the above picture might lead one to think that if is a. new-fangled canoe for crossing Cook Stra...
• ARTICLEWED AGAIN
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• ARTICLEOH! HIS FEET
• ARTICLEBACKACHE! WHY?
• ARTICLEHE ROBBED PETER TO PAY PAUL
  • ILLUSTRATIONJohn Black Batchelor
• ARTICLELEFT MIS WIFE
  • ILLUSTRATIONEx-Solicitor Inder
• ARTICLECERTAIN CURE
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• ARTICLEThe Critic's Wink
  • ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
• SECTIONN.Z. TRUTH
  • ARTICLEInequitable Competition
  • ARTICLEThe Right Railway Policy
• ARTICLEThe Critic's Wink
  • ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
• SECTIONIN THE PUBLIC EYE
  • ARTICLEMusical Mayor
    • ILLUSTRATIONA. J. Graham.
  • ARTICLE"C.H.O." Passes
  • ARTICLELegal Luminary
  • ARTICLEA Hard Worker
  • ARTICLEThe Brigadier
  • ARTICLEWhat A Question!
  • ARTICLETrainer "Tom"
  • ARTICLEBaton Wizard Conductor J. Dixon.
    • ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
  • ARTICLEIs Going North
  • ARTICLEVoice Lifter
  • ARTICLEIN THE WAYS OF PROGRESS
    • ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
  • ARTICLEFrom Canterbury
  • ARTICLEOf The Old School
• ARTICLESCHOOL BOOKS
• ARTICLECHILD WELFARE
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• ARTICLEWhen Death Leaped Front A Gun Barrel But Missed Its Quarry
  • ILLUSTRATIONThis curious notice was erected by the accused just above his gateway.
• ARTICLENOW FOR REPORT
  • ILLUSTRATIONThis is the gate from which, it is said, Richardson fired at • ■•"■:■ Armstrong. . ' -. .. ;
  • ILLUSTRATIONLittle Zoe Bartlett, who said "Good-bye."
  • ILLUSTRATION.< Detective-sergeant Issell, fingerprint expert.
• ARTICLETHIRSTY
• ARTICLETHOSE PORTRAITS
• ARTICLEPRESSED
• ARTICLEDARING ESCAPADES
  • ILLUSTRATIONJohn Armstrong, the victim, of the affray.
  • ILLUSTRATIONIt was near this gateway, which leads to Community Lane, that the shooting took place.
  • ILLUSTRATIONDr. D. N. W. Murray, prominent in'flsie Walker ca6e7. –
• ARTICLEWHEN THE BAND BEGINS TO PLAY
• ARTICLERHYTHM AND MOVEMENT
  • ILLUSTRATIONFig. 6. Man.—Backward on L, long step, turning to face line of dance. Girl.—Forward on R. long step, outside partne...
  • ILLUSTRATIONFig. 4. Man.—Forward on L. making quarter-turn to the left. Girl.—Backward on R. making quarter-turn to the'left. C...
  • ILLUSTRATIONFig. 2. Man.—Bring R. almost up to L. and slightly to side. Weight' on R. Girl.—-Bring L. almost back to R. and s...
  • ILLUSTRATIONFig. 1. Man.—Forward on Lt Gfrl.—Backward on R, Count 1 (Quick).
  • ILLUSTRATIONFig 3. Man.—Forward on L.—Girl.—Backward on R.. Count 2 "and" (Slow).
  • ILLUSTRATION: Fig 6. Man.—Backward on R. short step. Girl.—Forward on L. short step. Cou-ht "and" (Quick).
  • ILLUSTRATIONFig. 7. Man.—Walking step forward on R. Girl.—Walking step backward on L. Count 1 "and" (Slow).
• ARTICLESO SIMPLE
• ARTICLEA LINGUIST
• ARTICLEWRIGHT WAS WRONG
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• ARTICLEINQUIRERS' CORNER
• ARTICLEBRIEF REPLIES TO CORRESPONDENTS
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• ARTICLETHE PRIMITIVE INSTINCT
• ARTICLEPROSPECTS NOT BRIGHT
• SECTIONBiff Briefs
  • ARTICLEComing Back
  • ARTICLEGone Goons
  • ARTICLETheir Return
  • ARTICLEWants Fights
  • ARTICLEOff His Feet
  • ARTICLENow Spelling
  • ARTICLESchools Busy
  • ARTICLEBoth Suffered
  • ARTICLEA Wash-out
  • ARTICLEHis New Role
  • ARTICLENot For Title
  • ARTICLEBig School
  • ARTICLEBring Him Back.
  • ARTICLENot Retiring
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• ARTICLETAKES ON OLDER HORSES
• ARTICLEIS JUST OF A NICE SIZE
• ARTICLEHIGH WEIGHT AND NURSERY
• ARTICLEFIT AND WELL
• ARTICLETO BE FOUND OUT
• ARTICLEGOING BETTER
• ARTICLEAUCKLAND'S MILE
  • ILLUSTRATIONRAPINE
• ARTICLETHOMPSON MAGNETIC ATTRACTION
  • ILLUSTRATIONPAGANELLI, whose ability to last a solidly-run mile is causing much discussion.
• ARTICLEPRICE GOOD
• ARTICLEFOR OAMARU
• ARTICLEONE ONLY
• ARTICLENOW THREE ON END
  • ILLUSTRATIONLAUGHING PRINCE
• ARTICLECOMING CLASSICS
• ARTICLELEGER IS NO GOOD THING
• ARTICLESHOULD BE WORTH WHILE
• ARTICLEFORM FOR THE HACK RACES
• ARTICLELEFT THEM OUT
• SECTIONBright Chatter From The Districts
  • ARTICLESouth Auckland Scratches
  • ARTICLEPAEROA'S DAY
  • ARTICLEWhispers From Wanganui
  • ARTICLE"N.Z. TRUTH" REPLIES TO CORRESPONDENTS
  • ARTICLETopics From Taranaki
  • ARTICLETARANAKI WAY
  • ARTICLEACIDITY CAUSES STOMACH TROUBLES
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• ARTICLESeaside Fixture Offers Attractions To Punters
• ARTICLEFaults Badly
• ARTICLEAT TIMARU
• ARTICLEPacino Pars
• ARTICLEAT THAMES
• ARTICLEUNHOPPLED TROTTERS
  • ILLUSTRATIONAUTHOR JlNKS—Showed his competitors m the' Timaru Cup the way to travel.
• ARTICLEHINKLER MISSES A PLAGE
• ARTICLEMASTERLY PERFORMANCE
• ARTICLECOMES BACK
• ARTICLEDOWN SOUTH
• ARTICLEFaded Oat
• ARTICLEGOOD FORM
• ARTICLEPacino Pars
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• SECTIONAll In Farm For The Rowing "Champs"
  • ARTICLENO EFFORT!
  • ARTICLEWorld Record
  • ARTICLEGREAT EFFORT
  • ARTICLEINCH, OF EXCELSIOR
  • ARTICLEEIGHT-OARED CREWS
    • ILLUSTRATIONTHE CANTERBURY EIGHT.—Hot favorites m sculling championship to be held at Corsair Bay on Saturday. >
  • ARTICLECOLTS BRING DISASTER
  • ARTICLEGROSE'S FORM
  • ARTICLEDRAMATIC
  • ARTICLEEvergreen Figure
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• ARTICLENEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS.
• ARTICLENight Thrills In The Capital
• ARTICLESOFT WICKET
• ARTICLECOLTS DEFAULT
• ARTICLEA TROPIC CALM
• ARTICLEMELODY'S TUNE
  • ILLUSTRATIONW. J. Melody/
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• SECTIONSoon Autumn's Cooling Touch Will Mean Those Warmer Garments
  • ARTICLEOn White Frocks
    • ILLUSTRATION■jPrinted/crepe de chine, cut on graceful .lines, makes this frock arid hat something to be included m your . wardrobe.
  • ARTICLEAS YOU WISH
  • ARTICLEIMAGINATION
  • ARTICLESlim Figures
  • ARTICLETHINKING AHEAD
    • ILLUSTRATIONThe latest thing m snappy pyjamas— or, as the movies.'have it—sleeping suit. These ''■ dainty garments ■'- are ver...
  • ARTICLEWhen Summer Yields To Autumn
  • ARTICLEWHAT IS DECREED ?
  • ARTICLEMY OLD SHAKO
    • ILLUSTRATIONThis silk coat gains its distinction from both the style and the daring cross stripes. The close-fitting hat lends...
  • ARTICLEDISH WASHING
  • ARTICLETHINK BEFORE YOU PURCHASE
  • ARTICLETHE SCARF
    • ILLUSTRATIONThese novel pale green.pyjamas are the very latest from the world's • '-:::.}. fashion centre. >
  • ARTICLEThat Rouge
  • ARTICLEMAKE YOUR OWN
    • ILLUSTRATIONEnsemble m green and white block check crepe de chine, with white : strappings land buttons.
  • ARTICLEPREVENTION OF INFLUENZA
  • ARTICLETan Will Do It
  • ARTICLESKIN TONIC
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• ARTICLEASK US
• ARTICLEA MARVELLOUS REMEDY FOR SUMMER COLDS
• ARTICLECookery Nook
• ARTICLETea Tattle and Flippant Feet
  • ILLUSTRATIONGrey antelope and mole
• ARTICLETHE SHOW'S THE THING
• ARTICLECurried Fish
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• ARTICLEThe TRUTH ABOUT MOTORS
  • ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
• ARTICLE"Infernal Nuisance "
• ARTICLEMEN WE MEET In The Motor Trade
  • ILLUSTRATIONGuido L. Schaef.
• ARTICLEDO NOT TIMER ROUND
• ARTICLESAVE THE DAY
• ARTICLEPROPER WAY
• ARTICLEPRESSURE ON OILS
  • ILLUSTRATIONTHE NEW WHIPPET four sedan shown above is an aristocrat m every sense of the word. This five-passenger model is built...
• ARTICLEWASTE OF FUEL
• ARTICLE"DO AND DON'T"
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• ARTICLEWHOLESOME FARE
• ARTICLE"Fiat Lux" Replies
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• ARTICLEVERY MERRY PARTY AT THE RITZ
  • ILLUSTRATIONMr. R. E. Singer, who appeared on behalf of Birss.
  • ILLUSTRATIONAuckland City Engineer, W. E. Bush. (See story on Page 1.)
• ARTICLESerious Charge
• ARTICLELEFT OUTSIDE GATE
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