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- TITLE_SECTIONMasthead
- ARTICLECLASHES IN JERUSALEM
- ARTICLEALWAYS A SATYR
- ARTICLEENGINEER TO TRAVEL
- ARTICLEPRESIDENT TO RETIRE
- ARTICLERAILWAY RUSH
- ARTICLEFURNISHING MUSEUM
- ARTICLEA.R.C. AUTUMN MEETING
- ARTICLESMASH AT TE RAPA
- ARTICLESECOND MAN DIES
- ARTICLETHE SUN Stop Press
- ARTICLESTOLEN NAVAL PLANS?
- ARTICLEWASHED OFF BREAKWATER
- ARTICLESTOLEN CAR
- ARTICLEBOY CYCLIST HURT
- ARTICLEMAN FOUND DEAD
- ARTICLELEFT IN ALPS
- ARTICLENEW LOCO ENGINEER
- ARTICLEBOY CYCLIST BREAKS RIBS
- ARTICLEWORLD-WIDE SEARCH
- ARTICLETRAMCAR V. LORRY
- ARTICLEFURTHER TERM FOR THIEF
- ARTICLERAMMED BY KAITUNA
- ARTICLEOld City Theatre to Become Big Store
- ARTICLEDISORDERLY MAORI
- ARTICLESCALDED BY BITUMEN
- ARTICLEI.O.O.F. SECRETARY DEAD
- ARTICLENOT A SHOW
- ARTICLEMT. EDEN RESERVOIR
- ARTICLEON OTHER PAGES
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- ARTICLEFROM THE SEVEN SEAS
- ARTICLEThe Log Book
- ARTICLETHE WEATHER
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
- ARTICLE"NEED IS DESPERATE”
- ARTICLEGOOD FRIDAY PICTURES
- ARTICLEPAPATOETOE NEWS
- ARTICLESIR HARRY LAUDER IN AUCKLAND
- ARTICLEForty Years a Liberal
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- SECTIONBIRTHS, marriages and DEATHS
- ARTICLEBIRTHS
- ARTICLEMARRIAGES
- ARTICLEDEATHS
- ARTICLEIN MEMORIAM
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- ARTICLESAFEGUARDING OUR INDUSTRIES
- ARTICLEDon’t Prejudice the Future of New Zealand By Buying Unnecessarily Imported Goods !
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
- ARTICLE“The Economic Future is Your Child’s Money Box”
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
- ARTICLEN.Z. LEATHER IN N.Z. MADE SHOES
- ARTICLEON THE AIR
- ARTICLEMAIL SERVICES
- ARTICLEThe Sun 42 WYNDHAM STREET, AUCKLAND SATURDAY, MARCH 30, 1929 BAD DAYS FOR TIMBER
- ARTICLEAN EASTER EGG
- ARTICLEFROM THE WATCH TOWER
- ARTICLEMore Foreign Timber
- ARTICLECitizens Say
- ARTICLEWho’s Whoand Why
- ARTICLEAmusements Index
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- ARTICLEWEATHER FORECAST
- ARTICLEPERSONAL
- ARTICLEDEAD GENERAL PRAISED
- ARTICLECable Jottings
- ARTICLEMay Support Liberals
- ILLUSTRATIONLord Rothermere
- ARTICLEMay Rule Japan
- ARTICLEPRAISE FOR N.Z. FILM
- ARTICLE“ENTENTE CORDIALE”
- ARTICLENINE MILLION SURPLUS
- ARTICLEAMERICAN’S TRIBUTE
- ARTICLEPOINCARE'S TRIUMPH
- ARTICLEVETERAN CHURCHMAN
- ARTICLEEIGHT MINERS DEAD
- ARTICLEWANTED DEAD OR ALIVE
- ARTICLEJAPANESE WITHDRAW
- ARTICLETIRED OF GERMAN DELAY
- ARTICLEBANDITS DEMAND £2,400
- ARTICLEBOUND FOR JAPAN
- ARTICLECoals to Newcastle
- ARTICLEHEADING FOR ENGLAND
- ARTICLETO TRY NEW ROUTE
- ARTICLE“AVENUE MARSHAL FOCH”
- ARTICLESOVIET’S DENIAL
- SECTIONCharges May Be Dropped
- ARTICLELATEST I’M ALONE DEVELOPMENT
- ARTICLERIGHTS OF U.S.A.
- ARTICLE“FACT-FINDING STAGE”
- ARTICLEFEELING IN HONDURAS
- ARTICLEIn Snow Forts
- ARTICLEEFFIGY NOT BURNED
- ARTICLECOAL OUTLOOK HOPEFUL
- ARTICLEWATERFRONT FIRE
- ARTICLENO RECOGNITION
- ARTICLEDISCONTENT IN MONACO
- ARTICLEPROMINENT CANADIANS
- ARTICLERETURNING VIGOUR
- ARTICLEVISIT TO THE FLEETS
- ARTICLEBOY DROWNED IN RIVER
- ARTICLERound the Churches
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- ARTICLEThe Great Easter
- ARTICLETHE ACCEPTANCES
- ARTICLERICCARTON TRAINING
- ARTICLETHE ST. LEGER
- ARTICLEGreen Filly Shows Remarkable Form
- ARTICLEA SMALL FIELD
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- SECTIONTROTTING
- ARTICLETe Aroha Club is Next on List
- ARTICLEFAST TRACKS
- ARTICLEQUIET DAYS AT EPSOM
- ARTICLEA BUSY WEEK
- ARTICLECLAY BIRD SHOOTING
- ARTICLEOTAHUHU HOCKEY CLUB
- ARTICLEHockey’s Crucial Year
- ARTICLEHOCKEY’S BIG MEN
- ILLUSTRATIONE. J. Hewitt (Hon. Sec.)
- ILLUSTRATIONA. Playle (Hon. Treas.)
- ARTICLEQ-TOL AND SUN-BATHING
- ARTICLECHILDRENS DAY
- ARTICLELIGHT-HEAVY TITLE
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- SECTIONFINANCE & MARKETS
- ARTICLECUSTOMS REVENUE UP
- ARTICLEDECREASE IN CHRISTCHURCH
- ARTICLETHE LONDON MARKETS
- ARTICLEAUTUMN CHILLS
- ARTICLEBUTTER MARKET QUIET
- ARTICLELAMB WEAK
- ARTICLEFRUIT AND PRODUCE
- ARTICLEGOOD DEMAND
- ARTICLEWORK OF CITY ENGINEER
- ARTICLEFOR RELIEF OF FAMINE
- ARTICLEAuction Notices
- ARTICLEBAND AND RADIO
- ARTICLEHUNTLY HOSPITAL
- ARTICLEPROVING HIS WORDS
- ARTICLELATEST IN STEAMERS
- ARTICLEMODEL ENGINEERS’ SOCIETY
- ARTICLEMORE BANKRUPTCIES
- ARTICLECIVIC SNAPSHOTS
- ARTICLEPORT PASSENGERS FIGURES
- ARTICLEWHEAT RESEARCH
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- SECTIONFOURTH EDITION
- ARTICLEHOCKIN LEADS
- ARTICLEHOLIDAY CRICKET
- ARTICLEWRESTLING CHAMPIONSHIP
- ARTICLETAMAKI BOATING CLUB
- ARTICLEFOR EUROPEAN TITLE
- ARTICLEPUKEKOHE ITEMS
- SECTIONEllerslie Carnival
- ARTICLEOPENS AUSPICIOUSLY
- ARTICLEAT FEATHERSTON
- ARTICLEFEILDING RACES
- ARTICLERIVERTON RACES
- ARTICLEKING POINTER’S WIN
- ARTICLETROTTING AT HAWERA
- ARTICLEKEPT AWAY FROM WIFE
- ARTICLERAIN MARS TENNIS
- ARTICLEYACHT RACING AT NIGHT
- ARTICLECITY MISSION SERVICE
- ARTICLELast Look Round—
- ARTICLEDISHONESTY OPPOSED
- ARTICLEPROVINCIAL SWIMMING
- ARTICLESHOOTING AT WAIHI
- ARTICLEFICKLE SKIES
- ARTICLEObituary
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- SECTIONTHE SUN ENTERTAINMENT SECTION Round the Shows
- ARTICLEMAJESTIC
- ILLUSTRATIONMary Astor
- ARTICLE“MIDNIGHT REVELS”
- ARTICLEEVERYBODY’S
- ILLUSTRATIONNorman Kerry
- ARTICLESIR HARRY LAUDER
- ARTICLE“THE PATSY”
- ARTICLERIALTO AND REGENT, EPSOM
- ARTICLESTRAND
- ILLUSTRATIONWilly Fritsch
- ARTICLEEDITH HARRHY
- ARTICLESISTER MUSICIANS
- ARTICLEDIXIELAND CABARET
- ILLUSTRATIONEmil Jannings
- ARTICLEGREY LYNN CINEMA
- ARTICLEYE OLDE PIRATE SHIPPE
- ARTICLE“PARADISE”
- ARTICLEORGAN RECITAL
- ARTICLEMAJESTIC
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- ARTICLECLARA BOW’S NEW STORY
- SECTIONRound The Shows
- ARTICLEGRETA THE SIREN
- ILLUSTRATIONGreta Garbo
- ARTICLEPRINCE EDWARD
- ARTICLELITTLE THEATRE SOCIETY
- ARTICLELYRIC AND GRAND
- ARTICLEMUNICIPAL BAND
- ILLUSTRATIONBETTY BALFOUR and ALEXANDER D’ARCY, the two principals in “PARADISE,” to be shown at the MAJESTIC THEATRE next Friday...
- ARTICLENEWSPAPER THRILLS
- ILLUSTRATIONCorinne Griffith
- ARTICLEGRETA THE SIREN
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- ARTICLEPOLITICAL TALKS
- ARTICLEMEDICAL STAFFING
- ARTICLEWAR ON NOXIOUS WEEDS
- ARTICLEREMEMBERS OLD HOME
- ARTICLEINTOXICATED DRIVER
- ARTICLEHORSEMAN BREAKS AN ARM
- ARTICLEIn The Flashlight
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- ARTICLELittle Theatre Movement Flourishes in Auckland
- ILLUSTRATIONMr. Kenneth Brampton, well – known actor, who left the professional stage to become, producer for the Little Theatre ...
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
- ILLUSTRATIONPossessing a beautiful speaking voice, Mrs. Constance Clark has given dignified assistance in several productions of ...
- ILLUSTRATION“AND I SAYS TO 'ER”—Four amusing characters in the Little. Theatre Society's production of “The Old Lady Shows Her Me...
- ILLUSTRATIONThe late Herbert J. Bentley, founder and, first producer of the Little Theatre Society.
- ILLUSTRATIONHiss Ethel Rae is a character actress of ability. Her most recent cppcaranct icith the Little Theatre players was in ...
- ILLUSTRATIONA consistently good performer : Miss Linda Murphy.
- ILLUSTRATIONHrs. Margot Finlayson, very successful in light comedy roles, in “You Never Can Tell.”
- ILLUSTRATIONThe best jeune piemier in the ranks of the Little Theatre Society is undoubtedly Mr. Roberts Tole who has some splend...
- ILLUSTRATIONIncisive delivery of witty lines is one of the long suits” of Mrs. Susan Moncrieff McCallum. who has a handsome stage...
- ILLUSTRATIONBoth on and off the stage Mr. Arnold Goodwin is a tower of strength to the Little Theatre Society. He is remembered f...
- ARTICLEMan to Banish Disease from Earth!
- ARTICLEBracing Education In Model Schools
- ARTICLESacrificing Title and Fortune
- ARTICLEGeorge Gee, Popular in N.Z., Tells of His London Success
- ARTICLESHOPPING WITHOUT LEAVING YOUR CAR
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
- ARTICLEThe Ransom of Coeur de Lion
- ILLUSTRATIONRICHARD I. OF ENGLAND
- ARTICLEEurope and Royal Weddings Stately Ceremonies This Year
- ILLUSTRATIONPrincess Marie Jose of Belgium.
- ARTICLEHouse of Lords Now Contains Over 700 Members
- ARTICLEHer Splendid Trust
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
- ARTICLEThrough Appenines
- ARTICLERound the World in Two Minutes
- ILLUSTRATIONRAIN SMASH IN MEXICO.—The day following the execution of the slayer of General Obregon, an attempt was made to assass...
- ILLUSTRATIONTHE WHITE PALACE.—The season’s first snow in Washington—a fall of seven inches—made possible this beautiful night pic...
- ILLUSTRATIONTHE JOY OF WINTER.—Ice-skaters enjoyed the severe winter in England if no one else did. Thousands thronged the frozen...
- ILLUSTRATIONJERSEYS PRIDE—This fine mediaeval fortress. Mont Orgueit Castle, is at Gorey, in the Island of Jersey. It was begun i...
- ARTICLE“Red-Tape Princes” Motor Drivers’ Problems in Italy
- ARTICLELowell Thomas Writes On the Afghan Question
- ARTICLEHonouring Joan of Arc
- ARTICLEIN TOWN AND OUT
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
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- ARTICLEBRIDES of EASTER
- ARTICLEAN ENGAGEMENT
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- SECTIONSTAGELAND
- ARTICLEFIXTURES
- ARTICLEBITTER PLAY
- ARTICLEDodging Interviews
- ARTICLESLIGHT ARGUMENT IN “BIRD IN HAND”
- ARTICLEHIGH LEVEL OF ACTING IN ENGLAND
- ARTICLE“THE FIVE O’CLOCK GIRL”
- ARTICLEROSE QUONG
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- ARTICLEFILMS AND THE STUDIOS
- ARTICLENEWS-REEL FILMS OUTLAST OLD TYPES
- SECTIONPICTURE PLAYS amid PLAYERS
- ARTICLECunning Rogues Infest Hollywood
- ILLUSTRATIONGreta Garbo
- ARTICLE“THREE WEEK-ENDS”
- ARTICLEBetty’s Puzzle
- ILLUSTRATIONAlex. D’Arcy.
- ARTICLENEW TALKING FILM NOW BEING WRITTEN FOR NORMA TALMADGE
- ILLUSTRATIONNorma Talmado
- ARTICLEESSENTIALS
- ILLUSTRATIONVilma Banky
- ILLUSTRATIONCorinne Griffith
- ARTICLETalkies Offer Endless Variety
- ARTICLEColour Pictures From Stock Film Is Aim of New, Powerful Syndicate
- ARTICLEDANE-ARTHUR COMEDY
- ARTICLENEATLY PUT
- ILLUSTRATIONDita Parlo
- ARTICLEDID YOU KNOW—
- ARTICLEGUESS WHO!
- ARTICLEBRILLIANCE
- ILLUSTRATIONEsther Ralston
- ARTICLECunning Rogues Infest Hollywood
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- SECTIONON THE LAND
- ARTICLE.. A JEST OR TWO ..
- ILLUSTRATION"Where are you hurrying to?” "I am witness of a misfortune.” What is that?” "Meier is getting married.” —Hummel, Hamb...
- ILLUSTRATION"Your poor blind father does not stand here begging now?” "No, he inherited a nice little sum and so he can see again...
- ILLUSTRATION“Does her dress suit her?” “Yes, it makes her look ten years older.” —Pasqulno, Turin.
- ILLUSTRATIONJudge: “Why didn’t you report the burglary straight away instead of late the next morning?” Witness: “The thief took ...
- ILLUSTRATION“Why do you bother to paint pictures? There are any amount Of them to be bought.” —Der Wahre Jakob, Berlin.
- ILLUSTRATION“That stupid Frenchman is sitting on my hat and I don't know a word of French." Hummel, Hamburg.
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- SECTIONTHE GARDEN
- ARTICLECROP ROTATION
- ARTICLEONION HINTS
- ARTICLECANNAS
- ARTICLETHE BUSY MAN’S CORNER
- ARTICLEBROAD BEANS
- ARTICLEWHY FRUIT DOES NOT SET
- SECTIONTHE POULTRY YARD
- ARTICLEFAVOURABLE SEASON
- ARTICLETWO SONS SLAIN
- ARTICLEFLOCK HOUSE
- ARTICLECLEAN WINDSCREENS
- ARTICLEWOMAN’S JEWEL THEFTS
- ARTICLEFATHER OF Y.M.C.A.
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- SECTIONHAPPY TOWN
- ARTICLEA Little World for Little People
- ARTICLETHE LADY AUTUMN
- ARTICLETHE LITTLE RED WAGON
- ARTICLETHE GOOD SCRIBES
- ARTICLEFOR COOLER WEATHER
- ARTICLELET US DRAW
- ARTICLETHE BUTTERFLY JARS
- ARTICLEThe Smile of The Madonna
- ARTICLEA “THOUGHT’ COMPETITION
- ARTICLEWELCOME TO HAPPY TOWN
- ARTICLEMembership Cards
- ARTICLETHE HOLLOW TREE.
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- ARTICLEVarsity Students at Cricket The King’s Journey Palatial New Steamer Arrives
- ILLUSTRATIONTHE HORSE MARINES.—MaIcoIm Pope riding his charging steed at a water rodeo held in Florida. Taking off from an inclin...
- ILLUSTRATIONBEAUTIFUL DAUGHTERS OF FAMOUS FATHER.—A very fine portrait study of Lady Alexandra and Lady Victoria Haig, daughters ...
- ILLUSTRATIONA LANE OF LOYAL SUBJECTS.— A scene at Dorking during the progress of the ambulance which carried King. George to Bogn...
- ILLUSTRATIONENGLISH GIRL BECOMES RULING PRINCESS.—By the death of Prince Johann 11. of Liechtenstein, one of the tiny independent...
- ILLUSTRATIONCRICKET CASUALTY.—E. C. Gee, Auckland, receives a hit from a fast ball from Bagg, Wellington’s speed bowler, in the i...
- ILLUSTRATIONSUPERIOR-GENERAL OF ORDER—A distinguished churchman has arrived in New Zealand. He is the Very Rev. Dr. Rieu (left), ...
- ILLUSTRATIONPOLICE MOURN COMRADE.—Nearly a hundred members of the uniformed police paraded at the funeral of the late Constable S...
- ILLUSTRATIONTHE COVERED WAGON—lllustrating one of the joys of motoring that is net usually stressed. ’ Getting down to it.” An Ea...
- ILLUSTRATION‘THE LAST WORD.”—The New Zealand Shipping Company’s motor-liner Rangitiki, of 17,500 tens, cf which 30 much has been ...
- ILLUSTRATIONMOTORS.-A group photgaraphed the opening of the new Olympic Sports, Rooms, of Auckland an any indor same Billiards an...
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