Contents of this issue
Contents
- TITLE_SECTIONMasthead
- ARTICLEROTORUA’S FUTURE
- ARTICLEBIGAMY CHARGE FAILS
- ARTICLEFARMER ACQUITTED
- ARTICLECITY SOCIAL WORK
- ARTICLESEVEN DAYS’ GAOL
- ARTICLEIntoxicated Drivers Fined £20 Each
- ARTICLESTAGE AND “TALKIES”
- ARTICLESERVICE DRIVER FINED
- ARTICLEEXPERIMENTS IN THE UPPER AIR
- ARTICLEHeeney’s Manager Is Not Too Confident
- ARTICLEFIRE IN COOK STREET
- ARTICLETHE SUN Stop Press
- ARTICLEWEATHER WARNINGS
- ARTICLEOPPOSING WAR
- ARTICLECar Somersaults When Tyre Bursts
- ARTICLESTOLE WHILE DRUNK
- ARTICLENO WATER AT SCHOOL
- ARTICLEBAYNE TO MEET POLLARD IN SECOND WRESTLING BOUT
- ARTICLEVAIN SEARCH FOR CLUES
- ARTICLEDOES NOT LIKE MILK
- ARTICLEASKING THE WAY
- ARTICLEIN UPPER AIR
- GROUPING_NODEPage 1 Advertisements
- SECTIONFROM THE SEVEN SEAS
- ARTICLETHE WEATHER
- ARTICLEThe Log Book
- GROUPING_NODEPage 2 Advertisements
- SECTIONBIRTHS, MARRIAGE AND DELATHS
- GROUPING_NODEPage 3 Advertisements
- GROUPING_NODEPage 4 Advertisements
- GROUPING_NODEPage 5 Advertisements
- ARTICLEManufacturers Find Spirit of Unanimity
- ARTICLEMORE POWER TROUBLE
- ARTICLEWHARF BOOKMAKER
- ARTICLECHURCH CO-OPERATION
- ARTICLESCHOOL PICNICS HELD
- ARTICLERound the Churches
- ARTICLEONE HUNDRED AND FOUR
- ARTICLEACUTE POWER SHORTAGE
- ARTICLEARBITRATION COURT
- ARTICLEARTILLERY IN CAMP
- ARTICLEA.A.A’S PROGRESS
- ARTICLEPOLITICAL TALKS
- ARTICLEGIFTS TO MUSEUM
- ARTICLENOT PAYING
- ARTICLETRAFFIC TO HAMILTON
- ARTICLEFOR PRIZE-TAKERS
- ARTICLEBUILDING PROGRESS
- ARTICLEDOWN THE WANGANUI
- ARTICLE£200 GIFT FOR CRICKET
- GROUPING_NODEPage 6 Advertisements
- ARTICLEPROTECTION
- ARTICLESPARKLING LIFE
- GROUPING_NODEPage 7 Advertisements
- ARTICLEON THE AIR
- ARTICLEMAIL SERVICES
- ARTICLEThe Sun 42 WYNDHAM STREET, AUCKLAND SATURDAY, MARCH 2, 1929 THE EL DORADO
- ARTICLETHE LARGER HOPE
- ARTICLEFROM THE WATCH TOWER
- ARTICLEMANUFACTURERS AND FARMERS
- ARTICLECitizens Say
- ARTICLEWho's Whoand Why
- ARTICLEAmusements Index
- GROUPING_NODEPage 8 Advertisements
- ARTICLEPERSONAL
- ARTICLECLASH WITH CATHOLICS
- ARTICLECable Jottings
- ARTICLEU.S. Neither an Enemy Nor Friend of Britain
- ARTICLESURPRISE IN THE LORDS
- ARTICLEPLANE BREAKS IN AIR
- ARTICLEFALSE RUMOUR ABOUT PICKFORD-FAIRBANKS VISIT TO AUSTRALIA
- ARTICLEOLYMPIA’S NEW OWNERS
- ARTICLELESS MONEY FOR ARMY
- ARTICLEHOOVER’S CABINET
- ARTICLESIR JAMES PARR VISITS GLASGOW AS TRADE ENVOY FOR DOMINION
- ARTICLESIR JAMES AIKINS DEAD
- ARTICLETheories
- ARTICLEEMPLOYERS AND MEN WILL AGAIN PARLEY
- ARTICLE£14,000,000 SURPLUS
- ARTICLEGUARDS HOME AGAIN
- ARTICLEBOXING BOUT IN SYDNEY
- ARTICLESUZANNE’S FATHER DEAD
- ARTICLEGirl Betrays Gunman In Chicago Massacre
- ARTICLELINDBERGH UP AGAIN
- ARTICLELEADER OF “BIG FOUR’
- ARTICLESLEW WIFE WITH RAZOR
- ARTICLELIBERALS PROMISE CURE FOR MANY ILLS
- ARTICLEDRAMATIC RETURN
- ARTICLEDISABLED STEAMER
- ARTICLECOMM. BYRD WELCOMES MAWSON TO ANTARCTICA
- ARTICLEUNION IS FINED £l,000
- ARTICLESIR AUSTEN BETTER
- ARTICLEJUDGE KILLED BY CAR
- ARTICLEMINERS’ BLACK FRIDAY
- ARTICLEMORE FLOODS IN N.S.W.
- ARTICLENO BULLETIN FOR WEEK
- ARTICLESHEIK ASKS BRITAIN FOR AID AGAINST PERSIA
- ARTICLEGERMANY DENIES USING PLAGUE BACILLI IN WAR
- ARTICLETWO MEN LOST AT SEA
- ARTICLE1764 DEATHS IN WEEK
- GROUPING_NODEPage 9 Advertisements
- ARTICLETurf Notes
- ARTICLELarge Number Of Horses Go by the Marama
- GROUPING_NODEPage 10 Advertisements
- ARTICLERACING
- ARTICLEEASTER AND AUTUMN
- ARTICLETROŢING
- ARTICLEOne-Day Meeting at Marlborough
- GROUPING_NODEPage 11 Advertisements
- ARTICLEFINANCE & MARKETS
- ARTICLEAuction Notices
- ARTICLEPOTATO MARKET FIRM
- ARTICLEFEWER UNEMPLOYED
- ARTICLERAILWAY DAMAGED
- ARTICLEENGINEERS’ EXHIBITION
- ARTICLEOIL BORE BLOWS OUT
- GROUPING_NODEPage 12 Advertisements
- ARTICLEFOURTH EDITION
- ARTICLEWOODFULL 158 NOT OUT
- ARTICLEBOY SEVERELY INJURED
- ARTICLEWAS IT BANTER?
- ARTICLEBIG HOUSE DESTROYED
- ARTICLETE AROHA NEWS
- ARTICLEMR. WILKIE’S AMBITION
- ARTICLESCHOOLS TENNIS
- ARTICLEFOR VETERANS’ HOME
- ARTICLEWIN FOR ONEHUNGA
- ARTICLEKINGSFIELD STUD
- ARTICLETorpedo Huon’s Cup
- ARTICLETHROWN FROM HORSE
- ARTICLETHAMES SCHOOL SWIMMING
- ARTICLEKING COUNTRY BOWLS
- ARTICLESWIMMING SPORTS
- ARTICLESOCCER QUEEN CARNIVAL
- ARTICLEMETHODIST WORKERS
- ARTICLEGIFT TO HAMILTON
- ARTICLEMENACE OF SILT
- ARTICLEGIFT SEATS FOR PT. CHEVALIER
- GROUPING_NODEPage 13 Advertisements
- ARTICLE“THE WOMAN DISPUTED”
- ARTICLEAIR CRASHES AND PATHOS
- SECTIONRound the Shows
- GROUPING_NODEPage 14 Advertisements
- SECTIONRound The Shows
- GROUPING_NODEPage 15 Advertisements
- ARTICLERound the Shows
- SECTIONRound the Shows
- ARTICLERIALTO AND REGENT, EPSOM
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- ARTICLEFirst Claimant to Throne of New Zealand
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
- ILLUSTRATIONPATUONE, one of the signatories to n deed of sale, signed on the ship Providence, agreeing to make over the whole of ...
- ILLUSTRATIONBCEKE OF THE BARGE'S OPERATIONS. Rawene, Hokianga
- ILLUSTRATIONSTILL LIVING IN AUCKLAND.— The Baroness Mary Jane de Thierry, aged 93 years, daughter-in-law of the Baron Charles de ...
- ILLUSTRATIONAN UNMARKED GRAVE.—In the cemetery below Grafton Bridge lies the unmarked grave of Baron de Thierry, who claimed the ...
- ILLUSTRATIONTHE FORMER CAPlTAL.—Kororareka Beach, Bay of Islands. in 1336. Russell is now situated here and is one of the most po...
- ILLUSTRATIONTHE RESIDENT.—Mr. James Busby, who in 1532 was appointed British Resident at Kororareka. When the news of de Thierry'...
- ILLUSTRATIONTHE ROYAL LANDING PLACE.—At sunrise on the morning of November 1331, de Thierry's ship crossed Hokianga Bar to be gre...
- ARTICLEVERY PLEASED WITH LIFE IN AUCKLAND
- ARTICLEThrills of Unrehearsed Life in Touring Circus
- ARTICLEFrance Transplanted
- ARTICLETHE BIRDS’ BAR-PARLOUR
- ARTICLESociety Harlequin
- ARTICLEDANCING WITH DEATH IN THE WINGS
- ARTICLEChinese Fighting Crickets Provide a National Pastime
- ARTICLEFakir or Fake Burials ?
- ARTICLEHer Namesake
- ARTICLEHUSBAND OF 17
- ARTICLEDancing—with Death in Wings
- ARTICLERound the World in Two Minutes
- ARTICLEAustralia Experiments with Telephotography
- ARTICLEMarvels of Plass Unbreakable Glass Substitute
- ARTICLESociety Harlequin
- ARTICLEEARL GREY’S SORROW
- ARTICLEIN TOWN AND OUT SOCIAL NEWS
- ARTICLEWAIKATO NOTES
- GROUPING_NODEPage 20 Advertisements
- ARTICLEFeminine Interests
- ARTICLESURPRISE FURNISHINGS FOR SMALL HOMES
- ARTICLESLIPPERS AND SHOES FOR NURSERY FOLK
- ARTICLETHROAT SPECIALIST RECOMMENDS FLUENZOL
- ARTICLEDANCING INSTRUCTION
- GROUPING_NODEPage 21 Advertisements
- ARTICLEThe Shadow Crook
- ARTICLEA JEST OR TWO
- GROUPING_NODEPage 22 Advertisements
- ARTICLEImmodesty of Modern Women
- ILLUSTRATIONRS. K. R. BAXTER, a recent brie who was Miss I. M. Miller. (Walter Clegs, Newmarket.)
- ILLUSTRATIONS. F. R. MACKEN, of Wellington, formerly Miss A. D. Keesing, of Auck land. (Walter Clegg, Newmarket.)
- ILLUSTRATIONMRS. J. H. STEAD, nee Miss Dorothy Quelch, of Devonport. (Walter Clegg, Newmarket.)
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
- ILLUSTRATIONMRS. NIGHTINGALE, of Warkworth, North Auckland, nee Miss D. E. L. Houghton. (Walter Clegg, Newmarket.)
- ILLUSTRATIONMRS. WATTS, a recent Auckland bride, who was Miss Jessie Carr (Walter Clegg, Newmarket.
- GROUPING_NODEPage 23 Advertisements
- ARTICLESTAGELAND
- GROUPING_NODEPage 24 Advertisements
- ARTICLEPICTURE PLAYS AND PLAYERS
- ARTICLE“PREP AND PEP”
- ARTICLEIN AUCKLAND
- ARTICLEDALE AUSTEN’S CHANCE
- GROUPING_NODEPage 25 Advertisements
- GROUPING_NODEPage 26 Advertisements
- ARTICLEON THE LAND
- ARTICLEA WELL-MADE BEAST
- ARTICLETROUBLE AMONG DAIRY HERDS
- ARTICLEUntitled
- ARTICLESOIL EXPERIMENTS
- GROUPING_NODEPage 27 Advertisements
- ARTICLEBarden
- ARTICLETHE POULTRY YARD
- ARTICLENEMESIA FOR EARLY FLOWERING
- ARTICLETHE BUSY MAN’S CORNER
- ARTICLECUT BACK RAMBLER ROSES
- GROUPING_NODEPage 28 Advertisements
- SECTIONHAPPY TOWN
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- ILLUSTRATIONDEACONESSES—Members of the Deaconess Order of the Methodist Church of New Zealand, who are attending a conference in ...
- ILLUSTRATIONWHO WOULD MIND being wrecked i| the lifeboat crew were as jolly as this? A party of happy girls on the Rangitoto tĥis...
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
- ILLUSTRATIONA NEW BARONET—A man who has played a very important part in British industry was rewarded with a baronetcy in the New...
- ILLUSTRATIONSON OF ARCHBISHOP—Sir George Julius, a son of Archbishop Julius, of Christchurch, has been created a Knight Bachelor....
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
- ILLUSTRATIONSCHOOLBOYS’ TOURNAMENT The secondary schools’ tennis championship tournament began this morning. The girls played at ...
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