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• TITLE_SECTIONMasthead
• ARTICLEYankee Pep Plus Boost Equals Fortune-Perhaps
  • ILLUSTRATIONWhen the Wellington' G.P.O. clock says Summer time, all other clocks .must obey.
  • ILLUSTRATIONMr.- T. K. Sidey, the pioneer of – Daylight Sav'ng in.MZ.
• ARTICLEFor The Golfers
• ARTICLEPUTTING LIGHT INTO DAYLIGHT
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  • ILLUSTRATIONSunset on the ocean where fading day casts its shadow of coming night. The Sun goes to bod—but at its own time,
• ARTICLEFlattering, but—
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• ARTICLEMODERN OLIVER TWIST
  • ILLUSTRATIONf Mr. Cutten S.M., Auckland, and—
  • ILLUSTRATIONHis colleague, Mr. McKean S.M.
• ARTICLEAround and About The Courts
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• ARTICLECLUE OF MISSING GLOVE
  • ILLUSTRATIONRichard Brophy, who has tendered his ' resignation as second-incommand of the Byrd Antarctlo Expedition. He is, meanw...
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• ARTICLESHORTAGE OF CASH
  • ILLUSTRATIONWeil, loud cheers! A small parcel of joy wrapped up by some of the Savages who went across to the Sounds recently. 1...
• ARTICLEHOWE SHOWED HOW
• ARTICLENOT THERE DISCORDANT
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• ARTICLESHE TROD ROAD OF PLEASURE
  • ILLUSTRATION....'■■-.■"'■ 1 Within the last six months Mr. F. K. Hunt, S.M., has worked extremely har.d., presiding over many'ca...
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• ARTICLECritic's Wink
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• ARTICLEN. Z. TRUTH
• ARTICLEAs Others See Us Sometimes
• ARTICLECritic's Wink
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• SECTIONAs Seen In The Mirror of Truth
  • ARTICLEYouth and Law
  • ARTICLEThe Busy Bee
  • ARTICLEEx-Minister Anderson
  • ARTICLESubtle One
    • ILLUSTRATIONF.'D..--M'cLiv~er.v"
  • ARTICLEKeeps On The Job
  • ARTICLEPopular Showman
  • ARTICLEThe County Officer
  • ARTICLEA Worthy Son
  • ARTICLEA Forester
    • ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
  • ARTICLEPUTS THE SENSE INTO CENSOR
    • ILLUSTRATIONccurs through him f his work from all
  • ARTICLEA Kindly Man
  • ARTICLEVaried Career
• ARTICLEOUT OF TUNE
• ARTICLEWHITE SCOURGE
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• ARTICLE"Her Evidence Is Really Negligible; ... Treat Her As Hostile"
  • ILLUSTRATIONA City Council employee with a can of disinfectant. (See stOry on this page.) iitiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiii...
• ARTICLERIGHT TO WED
• ARTICLEFACTS, NOT FANCIES, MUSTR RULE
• ARTICLE"I HAVE NEVER SEEN THE WOMAN BEFORE"
  • ILLUSTRATIONI The residence of Mrs. Clark m Anderson's Bay Road, Dunedin, where, it is alleged, an illegal act was performed. I ...
• ARTICLETHE PLAGUE SPOT OF MIRAMAR
  • ILLUSTRATIONThe Miramar School from which the children were sent home on account • of the polluted drain nearby. !. ' \
  • ILLUSTRATIONThe open drain which was-polluted. . It ra a veritable disease-trap. ' iiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinitiiiiiiiiiiiH...
• ARTICLEFIENDISH ACT
• ARTICLEPOLICE DISTURB POPPY DREAMS
• ARTICLETHE TILE TROT
  • ILLUSTRATIONFig. 8. I Man.—Forward on L. " Girl.—Backward on R. , Count 1 "and" (Slow). '.!
  • ILLUSTRATIONj Fig 9. | Man.—Forward on R. itcross m front 1 of Li. and outside partner's feet. 1 Girl—Backward on^ L. across...
  • ILLUSTRATIONFig. 10. Man.—Step to left side on L. allowing left foot to twist inwards. "Weight on L. Girl.—Step to right sid...
  • ILLUSTRATION| V Fig. 11. 1 Man.—Move R. very slightly to right. 1 . Weight on/R. 1 Girl.—Move L. very slightly to left. | W...
  • ILLUSTRATIONFig. 12. Man.—Brush L. past R. and step forward. Girl.—Brush R. past L. and step backward. Count 2 "and" (Slow).
• ARTICLESUSPICION'S FINGER
• ARTICLETHE ATHLETE
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• ARTICLEINQUIRERS' CORNER
• ARTICLETHE RED LINE
• ARTICLEBRIEF REPLIES TO CORRESPONDENTS
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• SECTIONWhen On Shopping Bent Bear In Mind The Little Things That Count
  • ARTICLETHE DIFFERENCE
    • ILLUSTRATIONJet black and ivory white are made one m this evening gown. Tiny tassels df crystal add chic.
  • ARTICLEYOUR EYES
  • ARTICLEFloral Effects
  • ARTICLERACE WRAPS
    • ILLUSTRATIONA winsome mid-season creation of. straw, with plaintrimmirigsijideally . suited, for afternoon wear.
  • ARTICLEROOM BEAUTIFUL
    • ILLUSTRATION| Particularly suited for Autumn wear. | | Tiny wisps of blonde hair peep from ' • | g. under this smart black hat. a
    • ILLUSTRATIONS'psangled m gold. A smart sleeveless bridge jacket and dainty chiffon skirt. The whole makes a very pleasing ensembl...
  • ARTICLEHow Wise Wives Win Success
  • ARTICLEPOTPOURRI
  • ARTICLEAdvance Fashions
  • ARTICLEBE SPRUCE
    • ILLUSTRATIONA dainty walking suit of crepe satin beige, with a rhinestene i buckle on the aide.
  • ARTICLEBACK IN 1918.
  • ARTICLEQUALITY FIRST
    • ILLUSTRATIONA sporty little pink and blue kasha and. silk suit with pleated skirt.
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• SECTIONJottings of A Lady About Town
  • ARTICLESocial Gossip From Christchurch
  • ARTICLECookery Nook
  • ARTICLESocial Gossip From Wellington
• ARTICLETHE SHOW'S THE THING
  • ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
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• ARTICLESEQUEL TO MURDEROUS ATTACK
  • ILLUSTRATIONAppeared for the wife m her successful petition—Mr. R. A. Singer.
  • ILLUSTRATIONThe ferry steamer, Wahine, on board which a daring mail robbery is alleged to have been committed. Two men have been ...
  • ILLUSTRATIONCounsel for the prisoner-respondent —Mr. Dickson, ' '
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• SECTIONThrashed Unmercifully At Trentham, Backers Look For Solace Over Easter
  • ARTICLERICCARTON DOUBLE NEXT
    • ILLUSTRATIONKEDDAR WINS RAILWAY: Freehold, on the outside, is second, with Oimabue and Great Charter, on the rails, next to finish.
  • ARTICLEA MODEL HORSE
  • ARTICLECHEAP HORSE
  • ARTICLELAST RACE
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  • ARTICLEAttention Not Best
  • ARTICLETRUE CHINA.
  • ARTICLEIN HAND CANTER
  • ARTICLEBRANSON HAS A RECORD
    • ILLUSTRATIONLIKE A CHARGE OF CAVALRY the field sweeps down the straight m the Nursery Handicap at Trentham. Reading from left: O...
  • ARTICLEOVER THE STICKS
  • ARTICLEAt Face Valuation
  • ARTICLEAT TAURANGA
    • ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
  • ARTICLESTOP BARRIER-CRIBBING
    • ILLUSTRATIONENDS IN DEAD HEAT: Disorder an 4 Eaglet fight out strenuous battle m Nursery. Night Lad . and Crash follow.
  • ARTICLEHAS SPEED
  • ARTICLESPEEDY MISS
  • ARTICLEWERE WRONG
• ARTICLEFINISH WAS THRILLER
  • ILLUSTRATIONRapier Just Beat Count Cavour In Trentham Gold Cup. Nightmarch Is Beaten Off.
• ARTICLEHawkes Bay
• ARTICLEJottings From The South
• ARTICLESouth Auckland
• ARTICLETopics From Taranaki
• ARTICLE"N.Z. Truth " Replies
• ARTICLEWhispers From
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• ARTICLELady Owners Collect Spoils At Southern Fixture Pacing Pars Pacing Pers
  • ILLUSTRATIONGRAND LIGHT—A promising three-year-old which will receive support m the Thames Cup on Saturday. lllllllK'lllltlltll...
• ARTICLESpeed-To Burn
• ARTICLEGALLOPING
• ARTICLEJottings From
• ARTICLEMay Be Trots At Awapuni
• ARTICLEHAD ONLY ONE RIVAL
• ARTICLELIVES UP TO IT
• ARTICLEHe Forgot How
• ARTICLESECRETIVE
• ARTICLEJottings From The North
• ARTICLEThere Is Wanganui Ahead
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• ARTICLEFriendly Rivalry In The Open Fields
• ARTICLEBetter Now
  • ILLUSTRATIONW. S. Kilmister—-Had -the misfor\ tune to crash at Kilbirnie Stadium on Saturday night.
• ARTICLEAVERAGES
  • ILLUSTRATIONMISS MARTYN, the hew champion lady sprinter.
• ARTICLEIN THE MOOD
• ARTICLEKearney Is King's Medal Winner
• ARTICLEBROADSIDING THRILLS
• ARTICLEColts Will Be Stars of 1930
• ARTICLEHad Enough
  • ILLUSTRATION"Gus." Clifton (left) and Max Graham, the two Australian speedsters who thrill the crowd at the Wellington Stadium* ...
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• ARTICLEWELL DONE
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• ARTICLEMUDDIED OAFS
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• ARTICLEHanding Out Raps To Olympic Players High and Dry
• ARTICLETHE LINKS
  • ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
  • ILLUSTRATIONE. J. Moss
• ARTICLELeslie's Forte
• ARTICLEA Leg-spinner
• ARTICLEIN FORM
  • ILLUSTRATIONW. E. Smith
• ARTICLETITLE ANNEXED
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• ARTICLEIn The Boxing Ring SHOWED HIS WARES
• ARTICLENight of Hard Hitting
• ARTICLETOMMY DOING A "TROT"
• ARTICLEBiff Briefs
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• ARTICLEON IGNITION
• ARTICLEThe Truth About Motors
  • ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
• ARTICLEOverloading
• ARTICLEMEN WE MEET
  • ILLUSTRATION_M_B-_--a---->--»-----John Burns.
• ARTICLEIT'S A LONG WAY OFF
  • ILLUSTRATIONShowing the attractive lines of the sturdy new truck, the Manchester, made m the famous city of that name by the Over...
• ARTICLEDECARBONISATION
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• ARTICLEFinancial Reviews SOUND INVESTMENT
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