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- TITLE_SECTIONMasthead
- ARTICLEREIGN OF BLOOD
- ARTICLESCHOOL BROKEN INTO
- ARTICLE“TOO GRIM AND SILENT”
- ARTICLESTEAL OR STARVE?
- ARTICLEMISSING PARNELL MAN
- ARTICLETHOUGHT HE HAD £l0
- ARTICLEHELPING THE EMPIRE
- ARTICLEUP TO SAMPLE
- ARTICLEUntitled
- ARTICLESAKE
- ARTICLETYPHOON IN JAPAN
- ARTICLENOTED MAORI LINGUIST
- ILLUSTRATIONSCHOOL CHILDREN’S DAY.—Hundreds of schoolboys visited the Japanese training ships this morning. An obliging officer d...
- ARTICLEGAOL FOR MRS. KOERBIN
- ARTICLESERVICE IN NAVY
- ARTICLEWARNING OF FLOODS
- ARTICLETHE SUN Stop Press
- ARTICLEBANKRUPT CENSURED
- ARTICLETRAINING FOR WAR
- ARTICLEDUNEDIN WANTS OWN DAYLIGHT SAVING
- ARTICLERADIO-CABLE MERGER
- ARTICLESCARLET FEVER
- ARTICLEUntitled
- ILLUSTRATIONSTINGUISHED MAORI SCHOLARS GOLDEN WEDDING.—Mr. and Mi Vernon Roberts celebrate their golden wedding at Onehunga to-da...
- ARTICLEONE OF HONE'S WARRIORS
- ARTICLESON DROWNED IN WAIKATO
- ARTICLEUntitled
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- SECTIONFROM THE SEVEN SEAS
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
- ARTICLEPorts of Auckland
- ARTICLEThe Log Book
- ARTICLEProvince and Suburb
- ARTICLEMAIL SERVICES
- GROUPING_NODEPage 2 Advertisements
- ADVERTISEMENTPage 2 Advertisements Column 1
- ADVERTISEMENTPage 2 Advertisements Column 2
- ADVERTISEMENTPage 2 Advertisements Column 3
- ADVERTISEMENTPage 2 Advertisements Column 4
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- ARTICLETHE WEATHER
- ARTICLENORTH ISLAND CONDITIONS
- SECTIONBIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
- GROUPING_NODEPage 3 Advertisements
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- ARTICLENOTES
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
- ARTICLEBanks of Flowers
- ARTICLELotus Flowers and Cherry Blossom
- ARTICLEZANN FOR PILES
- ARTICLEToday’s Recipe
- ARTICLEMADE-UP MATERIALS
- ARTICLEJAPAN IN NEW ZEALAND
- ARTICLEMOTHERS’ UNION WORK
- ARTICLECARD PARTY
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- ADVERTISEMENTPage 4 Advertisements Column 1
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- ARTICLEFeminine Interests
- ARTICLEThe Mystery of the Moor
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- ARTICLETURF NOTES
- ARTICLEGISBORNE AGAIN
- ARTICLEStage Is Set For Curtain-Raiser
- ARTICLEWHAT CHRISTCHURCH THINKS
- ARTICLETROTTING
- GROUPING_NODEPage 6 Advertisements
- ADVERTISEMENTPage 6 Advertisements Column 1
- ARTICLEAll Blacks See Rand Gold and Kaffir Dances
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
- ARTICLELoaded Legislation
- ARTICLELEAGUE AFFAIRS
- ARTICLEBURGLARY CHARGES FAIL
- ARTICLEMR. WILFORD RETURNS
- ARTICLENewmarket Mayor Faces Angry Council
- ARTICLESTRICTER LAW URGED
- ARTICLETaken By Storm
- ARTICLEASHORE AND AFLOAT
- ILLUSTRATIONCOMMODORE SWABEY
- ARTICLEFISHING AT WAIMARINO
- ARTICLEWith the Humorists .
- ILLUSTRATION“ Look here, young man, you are travelling with someone else’s pass. The holder of this is described as having a bear...
- ILLUSTRATION“What will you do when there are no more horses?” “By that time old motor tyres will be cut up for sausages.” —Dorfba...
- ILLUSTRATIONPatient: “What are my chances of recovery?” Doctor: “Excellent, but 1 shouldn’t advise you to start reading a long se...
- ILLUSTRATION"I must win money on the 1,000- metres race. I have recommended each of the six horses to a different person and got ...
- ARTICLEHairpins and Whalebone as Woman’s Lot
- ILLUSTRATIONMICHAEL ALLEN
- ARTICLEUntitled
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- ADVERTISEMENTPage 7 Advertisements Column 1
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- ARTICLEON THE AIR
- ARTICLEThe Sun FRIDAY, AUGUST 3, 1928 STIRRING RACIAL BROTH
- ARTICLETHIS YEAR, NEXT YEAR . . .
- ARTICLEAMUSEMENTS INDEX
- ARTICLEFROM THE WATCH TOWER
- ARTICLEAge of Spending
- ARTICLECitizens Say
- ARTICLEON AUGUST 27
- ARTICLEHARBOUR BRIDGE
- ARTICLEPOST OFFICE EARNINGS
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- ADVERTISEMENTPage 8 Advertisements Column 1
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- ARTICLEWEATHER FORECAST
- ARTICLEPERSONAL
- ARTICLEHENDREN FREED
- ARTICLECable Jottings
- ARTICLECOURTNEY DOWN BUT SAFE
- ILLUSTRATIONCAPTAIN COURTNEY
- ARTICLEBALKAN BLAZE-UP
- ARTICLEWOMEN’S GOLF TOURNEY
- ARTICLESOUTHERN CROSS FLIGHT
- ARTICLERAIN AND SNOW
- ARTICLEDempsey Does Not Want To Return To The Ring
- ARTICLEClass Consciousness
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
- ARTICLEARMS AND THE NATIONS
- ARTICLEGREAT UNDERTAKING
- ARTICLEBRITISH PARLIAMENT
- ARTICLEBRITISH INDUSTRIES FAIR
- ARTICLELay Fails with Javelin
- ARTICLEADMIRAL BLUNT DEAD
- ARTICLEGOODWOOD CUP
- ARTICLETen Tugs will Take Big Dock Through Canal
- ARTICLEKELLOGG DISCOURAGED
- ARTICLEPIGTAILS MUST BE CUT
- ARTICLETRIED TO BEAT CASINO
- ARTICLETen Thousand Homeless Through Floods in Siberia
- ARTICLEBISHOP OF MANCHESTER
- ARTICLEDIVORCE MILL
- SECTIONThe CALL of the OPEN : GOSSIP on POPULAR SPORT
- ARTICLEPersonalities In Sport
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
- ARTICLECorrespondence
- ARTICLEWANTING IT BOTH WAYS
- ARTICLETUNNEY’S RETIREMENT
- ARTICLEPolice will Make “Brutal” Wrestlers Behave Themselves
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
- ARTICLEEnglish Leaguers Set the Fashion
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
- ILLUSTRATIONA SPECIALIST. I. Sullivan, champion goal-kicker of the English tea sights a long shot at goal.
- ILLUSTRATIONYOUNG SWOOPS ON AN OPPONENT.—An incident in the League match at Taupiri on Wednesday. You Brilliant English breakaway...
- ILLUSTRATIONWHAT IS WANTED TO-MORROW.—.A fine example of straight running by a centre who can burst the open ings for his outside...
- ARTICLEMOST DELIGHTFUL SMOKE
- ARTICLEEngland’s Cricket Elect
- ILLUSTRATIONA. P. F. CHAPMAN (Captain)
- ILLUSTRATIONJ. B. HOBBS (Surrey)
- ILLUSTRATIONH. SUTCLIFFE (Yorkshire)
- ILLUSTRATIONW. M. WOODFULL (Vic.)
- ARTICLEFOOTBALL CROWDS
- ARTICLETO-NIGHT’S BOXING
- ILLUSTRATIONJ N LUCKY SHEEN.—The Aucklander ?. Sheen, will not be able to play agaii m the AM Blacks’ tour owing to i n juries.
- ARTICLEALL SPORTS A Weekly Budget
- ARTICLEPersonalities In Sport
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- ARTICLEEnglish Leaguers Set the Fashion
- ARTICLEMRS. HOSKING WINS GOLF TITLE
- ARTICLERANJI AND FRY
- ARTICLEAFTER FOUR YEARS
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
- ILLUSTRATIONFairclough Young
- ARTICLETO-MORROW’S SOCCER
- ARTICLESTOUT DEFENDERS
- ILLUSTRATIONE. Paton C. Otter
- ARTICLETWO Y.M.C.A. “HEADS”
- ILLUSTRATION“Don” Miller (Manaaer) P. Humphreys (Captain)
- ARTICLECollege Rugby
- ARTICLECROQUET
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- SECTIONFINANCE & MARKETS
- ARTICLEBanking Scrip Active
- ARTICLETO-DAY’S QUOTATIONS
- ARTICLETRADE IN PRODUCE
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
- ARTICLEFRAUD AT ARAPUNI
- ARTICLERAILWAY INSTITUTE
- ARTICLEUntitled
- ARTICLECHURCH MEETINGS
- ARTICLEWAIMARINO PRESENTATION
- ARTICLESHORT, BUT BUSY
- ARTICLEWAIHI INTERESTS
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- ARTICLEWireless-Cable Merger Reviewed
- ARTICLETUNNEL FATALITY
- ARTICLESECOND VICTIM OF LEVEL-CROSSING SMASH
- ARTICLENURSE SENT TO GAOL
- ARTICLE[LATE COMMERCIAL
- ARTICLEOTAIO SHOOTING AFFRAY
- ARTICLEMEMORIES PRESERVED
- ARTICLEPENSIONS FOR MAORIS
- ARTICLE“PINCHED” HIS GIRL
- ARTICLEAUSTRALIAN RUGBY TEAM
- ARTICLEA LONE HAND
- ARTICLEUntitled
- ARTICLEBUTTER THIEF GAOLED
- ARTICLELAW-CLERK CHARGED
- ARTICLEBACK TO THE FARM
- ARTICLEHARDING SHIELD
- ARTICLEGENERAL ELECTIONS
- ARTICLEYOUTH SENTENCED
- ARTICLEPAWNBROKERS’ PALACE
- ARTICLECOSTLY FORGETFULNESS
- ARTICLESPEED EXCESSIVE
- ARTICLELOCAL SUMMER TIME
- ARTICLE£2,000 NEEDED
- ARTICLEWAS WRONG MAN SENT OFF FIELD?
- ARTICLE“DEAD” MAORIS COME TO LIFE
- ARTICLEMAIL-SORTER IMPRISONED
- ARTICLECAR THIEF GAOLED
- ARTICLERAILWAYMAN’S FUNERAL
- ARTICLEObituary
- ARTICLEBODY WASHED UP
- ARTICLETHROWN UNDER BUS
- ARTICLEMUSICIAN’S DEATH
- ARTICLEDRUNK IN RESTAURANT
- ARTICLENOT ENOUGH OYSTERS
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- ARTICLEBOOKMAN
- ILLUSTRATIONHAROLD NICOLSON
- ARTICLEBooks Reviewed
- ILLUSTRATIONCAPTAIN P. C. WREN
- ILLUSTRATIONSIR ARTHUR KEITH.
- ARTICLESHIP’S SHRINE
- ARTICLEPRINCE EDWARD
- ARTICLE“WINGS”
- ARTICLE“THE CHARM SCHOOL”
- ARTICLESTRAND
- ARTICLETHE PLAZA AND TIVOLI
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- ARTICLERommel The Shows
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- ARTICLEFatal Railway Smash
- ILLUSTRATIONFACING A CAMERA BARRAGE.—The first annual dinner of the Auckland members of the First Battery, N.Z.F.A., was held las...
- ILLUSTRATIONBRINGING UP FATHER.—Young David Nares, son of the actor, Owen Nares, shows his father and mother (Marie Polini, a sis...
- ILLUSTRATIONHOSPITAL NOT FORGOTTEN.— Patients from the Auckland Hospital Were given an opportunity to visit the Japanese training...
- ARTICLETWO MEN ACQUITTED
- ARTICLEMAUNGANUI’S BREAKDOWN
- ARTICLEJapanese Sports Delight Visitors
- ARTICLEMUNICIPAL ASSOCIATION
- ARTICLESession Incidents Queries and Asides
- ARTICLEAn Admiral’s ‘ ‘At Home”
- ILLUSTRATIONBALL AT ST. HELIERS.—A successful ball in aid of the Plunket Society was held in the Peerless Hall at St. He liers la...
- ILLUSTRATIONENGINE STRIKES LORRY.—An aceident at Cherry Crossing, near East Town, Wanganui. The driver of the wrecked lorry recei...
- ILLUSTRATIONTO STAR IN LONDON.—Miss Isovel Wilford, daughter of Mr. T. M. Wil ford, M.P., has been engaged to play a leading part...
- ARTICLEN.Z. Actress’s Success
- ARTICLEThe Man Who Made the Prince Smile
- ARTICLEFARES MUST BE PAID
- ARTICLECYCLIST FOUND DEAD
- ARTICLE"PREACHING LEADER”
- ARTICLEUNION’S CLAIM FAILS
- ARTICLESHAREMILKER’S DEATH
- ARTICLEBIGAMY ADMITTED
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