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• ARTICLETHE WEATHER
  • ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
• ARTICLESHIPPING
• ARTICLEPORT OF BLUFF.
• ARTICLEMAIL NOTICES
• ARTICLETHE TRAINS
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• ARTICLECOMMERCIAL
• ARTICLECORRESPONDENCE
• ARTICLETHRILLLNG STRUGGLE
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• ARTICLEBIRTH.
• ARTICLEDEATHS.
• ARTICLEThe Southland Times. PUBLISHED EVERY MORNING. Luceo Non Uro. WEDNESDAY, MAY 28, 1930. LOCAL BORROWING
• ARTICLETOPICS OF THE TIMES
• ARTICLEWhat People Say
• ARTICLEUntitled
• ARTICLEABOUT PEOPLE
• ARTICLEVAGRANT VERSE
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• ARTICLEBRITAIN’S BURDEN
• ARTICLENOT FOR PUBLICATION
• ARTICLETHE KING
• ARTICLETO-DAY’S COURT
• ARTICLEITALY AND MALTA
• ARTICLELIVELY INTERLUDE
• ARTICLEOBITUARY
• ARTICLECHAMBERS OF COMMERCE
• ARTICLEAIR TRAGEDY
• ARTICLERIOTS IN INDIA
• ARTICLEFIEND AT LARGE
• ARTICLETHE NAVAL PACT
• ARTICLEARMED BANDITS
• ARTICLELOSING GRIP
• ARTICLEBOOK ON CRICKET
• ARTICLEEMPIRE PRESS UNION
• ARTICLEUNITED TRADE POLICY
• ARTICLEEXPORTS FALLING
• ARTICLEFIRES IN GEELONG
• ARTICLETRUCKS DERAILED
• ARTICLETHE GRAF ZEPPELIN
• ARTICLEACROSS AUSTRALIA
• ARTICLELAWFUL ACT
• ARTICLEUntitled
• ARTICLESTRUGGLE OVER
• ARTICLECHINESE CIVIL WAR
• ARTICLESLUMP IN SILVER
• ARTICLEROUGHLY HANDLED
• ARTICLEMAN SHOOTS WIFE
• ARTICLEEXPLOSION AND FIRE
• ARTICLE“REDS” AND “BLUES”
• ARTICLEUntitled
• ARTICLEGUILTY OF MURDER
• ARTICLESYDNEY WOOL SALES
• ARTICLELABOUR’S LEADER
• ARTICLEUNUSUAL CASE
• ARTICLEDOMESTIC TROUBLES
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• ARTICLERUGBY FOOTBALL
• ARTICLETOTAL DESTRUCTION
• ARTICLEHOUSE DAMAGED
• ARTICLECUSTOMS RETURNS
• ARTICLEMAIN HIGHWAYS
• ARTICLESERIES OF THEFTS
• ARTICLEFINAL DESIGNS
• ARTICLEOVERSEAS TRADE
• ARTICLECHARGE OF ARSON
• ARTICLEWAIKATO SHOW
• ARTICLEOTAGO A. AND P. SOCIETY
• ARTICLETOO MUCH WORK
• ARTICLEAFFORESTATION
• ARTICLECASUAL WORKERS
• ARTICLENOT PROVED
• ARTICLEEDUCATION
• ARTICLEACCIDENTS & FATALITIES
• ARTICLEGALE AT AUCKLAND
• ARTICLEMARKETING OF FRUIT
• ARTICLEIN TOWN AND OUT
• ARTICLEAUCKLAND’S TRANSPORT
• ARTICLEGABY DESLYS’ KISSES
• ARTICLEUntitled
• ARTICLEShaun’s Patch
• ARTICLEWhy do we say it?
• ARTICLEEve’s Epigrams
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• ARTICLEA WORD A DAY.
• ARTICLEGALLIPOLI
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• ARTICLEON THE AIR
• ARTICLERETURNED SOLDIERS
• ARTICLESTREET BEAUTIFYING
• ARTICLEFEAR OF GREAT AGE
• ARTICLEWYNDHAM NEWS
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• ARTICLEA POPULAR CURATE
• ARTICLERUGBY FOOTBALL
• ARTICLEGOLF
• ARTICLEHOCKEY
• ARTICLERETURNED SOLDIERS
• ARTICLEBASKETBALL
• ARTICLEQUEER STUNTS
• ARTICLESPITTING OF POISON
• ARTICLEAFRICAN RAILWAYS
• ARTICLEBOY SHOOTS GIRL
• ARTICLEWIRELESS WIZARD
• ARTICLECROWN JEWELS SECRECY
• ARTICLEARREST OF A “SAINT”
• ARTICLENEVER-NEVER MAN
• ARTICLEWOMEN AS SMOKERS
• ARTICLESTATION WITH NO TRAINS
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• ARTICLEENTERTAINMENTS
• ARTICLEEX-KAISER’S EFFIGIES
• ARTICLESOME REMINISCENCES
• ARTICLESOLVING A MYSTERY
• ARTICLECOUNTING AMERICANS
• ARTICLECOLD BATH HABIT
• ARTICLEPASSING OF THE TOP-HAT
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• ARTICLESPORTING
• ARTICLEHOCKEY PLAYER’S STRENGTH
• ARTICLEPOLICEMEN BY HEREDITY
• ARTICLEHATRY’S EX-BUTLER.
• ARTICLEBEST IN THE WORLD
• ARTICLEWIRELESS ON TRAINS
• ARTICLETHE PRINCE’S RANCH
• ARTICLESURGERY IN THE WAR
• ARTICLELOVE FOR BABIES
• ARTICLENAPOLEONIC HISTORY
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• ARTICLELEAGUE OF NATIONS
• ARTICLEWINTON NOTES
• ARTICLEINTERESTS OF AVIATION
• ARTICLERUGBY FOOTBALL
• ARTICLESUCCESS AGAIN
• ARTICLEUntitled
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• SECTIONFEMININE REFLECTIONS
  • ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
  • ARTICLEJane Southland Says
  • ARTICLEThe Fashions
    • ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
    • ILLUSTRATIONThe top sketch shows a delightful way of arranging the curled coiffure, an unusual parting from front to back taking ...
  • ARTICLEA London Letter
    • ILLUSTRATIONThe new “pinafore bodice” is illustrated in the dress of light-weight tweed in various shades of brown and orange, th...
  • ARTICLEFrom Dress Parades
  • ARTICLENovelties in Footwear
  • ARTICLEUses for Tweeds
  • ARTICLEMiss Millions At Work
    • ILLUSTRATIONVery simple, but delightfully chic, is the dress of navy-blue wool crepe, relieved by cuffs and tie of lacquer red an...
  • ARTICLENewest Handkerchiefs
  • ARTICLEExciting Christening
  • ARTICLEComplexion Beauty
  • ARTICLEFads and Fancies
  • ARTICLEProtecting Surfaces
  • ARTICLESocial Chat
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• ARTICLETHE HOME OFFICE
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• ARTICLEBARROWS AND BANKS
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• ARTICLETHE GARDEN
  • ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
• ARTICLEUntitled
• ARTICLEWOMEN PREFER MARRIAGE
• ARTICLE“COUNTRY OF SURPRISES"
• ARTICLEGALLI-CURCI ANGRY
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• ARTICLERADIO
  • ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
  • ILLUSTRATIONMadame Cora Melvin, soprano, a IYA artist. Her husband, Mr Norman Day is also a popular performer.
  • ILLUSTRATIONMr Norman Day, baritone, of IYA.
• ARTICLEUntitled
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