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- TITLE_SECTIONMasthead
- ARTICLE“TALKED OF SUICIDE”
- ARTICLETWO OLD RESIDENTS
- ARTICLEBODY IN RIVER
- ARTICLECATHEDRAL ROBBED
- ARTICLEAUCKLAND’S SECOND AIR PAGEANT
- ARTICLEAPPEAL DISMISSED
- ARTICLEVAGRANT AGED 77
- ARTICLEACCOUNTANT IN DOCK
- ARTICLESHUNTER INJURED
- ARTICLESLEEPING IN SCRUB
- ARTICLEARCHITECTURAL COMPETITION
- ARTICLETHREATS WITH RAZOR
- ARTICLEPOISONING BLAMED
- ARTICLEDEATH AT CROSSING
- ARTICLEFROM FAMOUS CATHEDRALS
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- SECTIONFROM THE SEVEN SEAS
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
- ARTICLEPorts of Auckland
- ARTICLEThe Log Book
- ARTICLEMail Services
- ARTICLETHE WEATHER
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
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- ARTICLEDoctors’ Theories
- ARTICLESUNDAY EVENING CONCERT
- ARTICLEMUNICIPAL CHOIR
- ARTICLEUNITED INTERESTS
- ARTICLEARCHDEACON RECOVERING
- ARTICLEAT £l2 AN ACRE
- ARTICLEELLERSLIE FLOWER SHOW
- ARTICLECHIVALRY UP-TO-DATE
- ARTICLETWO YOUNG MAORIS HURT
- ARTICLESLY-GROG SELLING
- ARTICLERUNAWAY HORSE
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- ARTICLEN.Z. White Elephant
- ILLUSTRATIONTHE MAUI POMARE
- ARTICLENO REFUSAL
- ARTICLEACCIDENTAL BREACH
- ARTICLEWILT THOU.
- ARTICLESATISFACTORY REPORTS
- ARTICLEOUR INDUSTRIES
- ARTICLEThe Spirit of “N.Z. Made”
- ARTICLEORGAN RECITAL
- ARTICLEUntitled
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- ARTICLEON THE AIR
- ARTICLEAmusements Index
- ARTICLEIs This Your Train?
- ARTICLEThe Sun 42 WYNDHAM STREET AUCKLAND SATURDAY, APRIL 12, 1930 TRUTH ABOUT THE MAUI POM ARE
- ARTICLEHANDSHAKES AND SMILES
- ARTICLEPERSONALITIES OF THE DAY
- ILLUSTRATIONMETEOROLOGISTS CONFER.—Dr. E. Marsden, Director of Scientific and Industrial Research, is visiting Rotorua with Dr. K...
- ILLUSTRATIONAT RUGBY FAREWELL—Lord Desborough was one of the distinguished Quests at the farewell dinner given by the New Zealand...
- ILLUSTRATIONROWING CHAIRMAN.— Mr. C. Hunt has been elected chairman of the Auckland Rowing Association. He succeeds Mr. Val Dunne...
- ARTICLEFROM THE WATCH TOWER
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
- ARTICLEForeign Fertilisers
- ARTICLECitizens Say—
- ARTICLEMINISTERS ARRIVING
- ARTICLE“LAND OF FLOWERS”
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- ARTICLEWEATHER FORECAST
- ARTICLEPERSONAL
- ARTICLEGANDHI’S SON TAKEN
- ARTICLEPOLITICS IN CANADA
- ARTICLEA NICE POINT
- ARTICLEKNOCKED DOWN BY CAR
- ARTICLEADMIRES NEW ZEALAND
- ILLUSTRATIONDuke of York
- ARTICLEBOUQUETS ALL-ROUND
- ARTICLEELDERLY MAN INJURED
- ARTICLE“CONFIDENCE TRICK’
- ARTICLEEMPIRE MARKETS
- ARTICLEFOUND GASSED
- ARTICLEKAYE DON GIVES UP
- ARTICLESAVED BY THREE-POWER PACT
- ILLUSTRATIONMR. A. V. ALEXANDER
- ARTICLEEMERGENCY MOVE
- ARTICLEFORTY PERISH
- ARTICLECLOSING THE NET
- ARTICLEMOTOR-CYCLE TO ROLE
- ARTICLE"Twixt Wind and Water"
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
- ARTICLEAFRICA FRIENDLY
- ILLUSTRATIONGen. Hertzog
- ARTICLEWHITE WOMEN ONLY
- ARTICLENO N.Z. DELEGATES
- ARTICLELABOUR DISPUTE
- ARTICLESHOCK TO IMPORTERS
- ARTICLETRADE IN ENGLAND
- ARTICLEKEEPS THEM GUESSING
- ARTICLE“UNSOUND PRINCIPLE”
- ARTICLEPOINT CHEVALIER TRAM
- ARTICLESMASH AT CROSSING
- ARTICLEFIGHTING CANCER
- ILLUSTRATIONDR. N. M. BEGG
- ARTICLELAWYER ASSAULTED
- ARTICLEKHYBER PASS COLLISION
- ARTICLE“THE FIRM HAND”
- ARTICLETHIS HAPPINESS
- ARTICLECORNWALL’S MISHAP
- ARTICLEBONUS ATTACKED
- ARTICLEBIBLE CLASS CAMP
- ARTICLEFINANCIAL DEPRESSION
- ARTICLEFUND GROWS STEADILY
- ARTICLESWIMMER FOR GAMES
- ARTICLEGOLF V. TROTTING CLUB
- ARTICLE“BLACK” COMMITTEE
- ARTICLEWIT AND BUSINESS
- ARTICLEAUCKLAND CHESS CLUB
- ARTICLENEW GIRLS’ HOCKEY CLUB
- ARTICLEOBSTETRIC FUND
- ARTICLEMOTOR-CYCLE ON FIRE
- ARTICLELADIES’ HOCKEY ASSOCIATION
- ARTICLETHE CRISIS IN SAMOA
- ARTICLESTOLE FOR CHILD
- ARTICLEPRIZE HOUSE DESIGN
- ARTICLECAR RUNS AMOK
- ARTICLEFLOWERS AT CAMBRIDGE
- ARTICLETRAFFIC INSPECTORS
- ARTICLEPAPATOETOE FETE
- ARTICLEDICKENS FELLOWSHIP
- ARTICLESPEED AT TE AROHA
- ARTICLEKNOCKED DOWN BY CAR
- ARTICLEIN HIRED CAR
- ARTICLEGAS VICTIM DIES
- ARTICLERound the Churches
- SECTIONFINANCE & MARKETS
- ARTICLEAn Easier Tendency
- ARTICLETO-DAY’S QUOTATIONS
- ARTICLEMETAL PRICES
- ARTICLERAIL PREFERRED
- ARTICLEBUTTER AND CHEESE
- ARTICLEOUR APPLES IN LONDON
- ARTICLEOUTLOOK FOR BUTTER
- ARTICLETHRILLS PROMISED
- ARTICLEALEXANDER REFLOATED
- ARTICLEACCIDENT IN RESTAURANT
- ARTICLEOBSTETRICAL SOCIETY
- ARTICLEBANK RETURNS
- ARTICLEPOWER TO BE CUT OFF
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- SECTIONTurf Notes
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
- ARTICLEEASTER FANCIES
- ARTICLERAPIER’S RETURN
- ARTICLEWAIRARAPA RACES
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- ARTICLEHigh Court Wins Cup at Hawke s Bay Races
- ARTICLEA BRILLIANT VICTORY
- ARTICLEIMPORTING OF FOXES
- ARTICLECYCLING CARNIVAL
- ARTICLELUNA PARK RE-OPENING
- ARTICLEHOCKEY
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- SECTION“ROUND THE SHOWS”—THE SUN ENTERTAINMENT SECTION ROUND THE SHOWS
- ARTICLEST. JAMES
- ARTICLECRYSTAL PALACE AND EMPRESS
- ARTICLEFILMS AND LECTURETTE
- ARTICLEMUNICIPAL BAND
- ARTICLESUBURBAN THEATRES
- ARTICLECIVIC
- ILLUSTRATIONRod La Rocque
- ARTICLEPLAZA
- ARTICLECIVIC WINTER GARDEN
- ARTICLEGREY LYNN CINEMA
- ARTICLEDANCE IN SCOTS HALL
- ARTICLEROXY
- ARTICLEGRAND THEATRE
- ARTICLE“DYNAMITE” COMING
- ARTICLEAMBASSADOR, POINT CHEVALIER
- ILLUSTRATIONA scene from CECIL B. DE MILLE’S first talkie, a powerful society drama entitled “DYNAMITE.” CONRAD NAGEL, KAY JOHNSO...
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- SECTION“ROUND THE SHOWS”— THE SUN ENTERTAINMENT SECTION Round The Shows
- ARTICLENEW REGENT
- ILLUSTRATIONLawrence Grey
- ARTICLE“BROADWAY MELODY” AT TIVOLI
- ARTICLEMISS SPENCER’S DANCE
- ARTICLESTRAND
- ARTICLEMR. ALEXANDER WATSON
- ARTICLEYE OLDE PIRATE SHIPPE
- ILLUSTRATIONLARRY CEBALLOS, First National dance director, with the aid of a motion picture, points out to his girls and Hal 5. W...
- ARTICLEMAJESTIC
- ARTICLEONEHUNGA PICTURES
- ARTICLEDIXIELAND CABARET
- ARTICLENEW REGENT
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- ARTICLEToilers of the Sea in Auckland
- ILLUSTRATIONLARGEST IN NEW ZEALAND.—The James Cosgrove is the largest steam, trawler in Auckland and possibly, the largest South ...
- ILLUSTRATIONHAULING IN ON A SEINE BOAT.—The last section of the net and the trap is hauled in by hand before the fish are taken o...
- ILLUSTRATIONIN THE HAVEN.—Seine net boats moored off the City Markets. The catches are landed in baskets on the wharf at the left.
- ILLUSTRATIONSCOOPING THEM IN.—After a particularly successful trawl, the bag of the net it too heavy to lift on board the launch....
- ILLUSTRATIONTHE TRAML COMIIs, G IN.—The trawl is hauled in by a winch operated from the launch engine. The length of a trawl may ...
- ILLUSTRATIONMORE THAN 500 POUNDS OR SCHNAPPER.—The formation of the bag or cod end of the net, where the fish accumulate, can be ...
- ILLUSTRATIONAT THE END OF THE TRAWL.— The hag of the net at the end of this trawl contained a ton of fish, mostly schnapper.
- ARTICLE'Opening Their Eyes”—Latest Beauty Freaks
- ARTICLEThrone in Way of Romance
- ARTICLE"I Will Die Tomorrow”' Paid Executioner for Sharper Death
- ARTICLEClaim for £300,000,000
- ARTICLELandlady Wins the Day
- ARTICLEThe Spread of Parrot Fever
- ARTICLEFrom Many Lands
- ARTICLERound the World in Two Minutes
- ILLUSTRATIONSHARK-FIGHTING IN SYDNEY.—The only drawback to surf-bathing in Sydney is the constant dread of sharks. Municipalities...
- ILLUSTRATIONA QUAINT MARRIAGE CUSTOM.—Many quaint customs are still carried out in conjunction with wedding ceremonies in the cou...
- ILLUSTRATION“THE IMMOVABLE OBJECT.”—Not exactly the most favourable position fop berthing a vessel. The French boat Corbiere of P...
- ILLUSTRATIONCHINA BECOMES AIR-MINDED.—These young men are the first of a group of Chinese students sent to Portland, Oregon, by t...
- ARTICLEA Jest or Two
- ARTICLETHE LOVER’S COMPLAINT
- ARTICLEREWARD
- ARTICLEIN TOWN AND OUT
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- SECTIONFeminine Interests
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
- ARTICLEThe Importance of the Cape
- ARTICLESOME “FRUITY” RECIPES
- ILLUSTRATIONMISS MARGARET O'CONNOR and MR. E. W. PRIESTLY, of the Marcaret O’Connor Studio of Ballroom Dancing. Photo by S. P. An...
- ARTICLEY.M.C.A. ACTIVITIES
- ARTICLEMUFFINS AND CRUMPETS
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- ARTICLETHE GREEN SHADOW
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- SECTIONFeminine Interests
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
- ARTICLEBattle of the Skirts
- ILLUSTRATIONA simple but very charming evening frock carried out in arbutus pink faille.
- ILLUSTRATIONTHIS SPORTY ENSEMBLE is fashioned of twill fabric. The coat is slightly fitted and the normal waistline is employed.
- ILLUSTRATIONA SMART OUTFIT FOR AUTUMN DAYS.—The delightfully slim-fitting coat is of green kasha with long roll collar of fox fur...
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- SECTIONSTAGELAND
- ARTICLEFIXTURES
- ARTICLEFamous Producer Gladys Cooper Dies in London Attacks Critic
- ARTICLEANGRY ACTRESS
- ARTICLEEastern Ways In New York Theatreland
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
- ARTICLEFAMOUS CHINESE
- ARTICLEAltered Lutes in Pirated “Hamlet” Sound Like a “Keyhole Conversation ”
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- SECTIONPICTURE PLAYS and PLAYERS
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
- ARTICLEStunts Levy a Heavy Toll on Daredevils
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
- ILLUSTRATIONHarold Lloyd
- ILLUSTRATIONJohn Stuart
- ARTICLEFilms and the Studios
- ARTICLEScreen “Don’ts”
- ARTICLEOVER THE WEDDING CAKE
- ARTICLECarl Brisson Is Wounded in Duel
- ILLUSTRATIONCarl Brisson
- ARTICLE“SPLINTERS” PREVIEWED
- ARTICLE“THE LOCKED DOOR” AT CIVIC
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- ARTICLEENGAGEMENTS
- ARTICLESnowy Veils and Orange Blossom
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- ARTICLESUN Cross-Word: No. 253
- ARTICLELOVE IN HOTEL
- ARTICLESCOTT’S LAST JOURNEY
- ARTICLEBEWARE—AUTUMN
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- ARTICLEHINES ON AUCTION BRIDGE
- ARTICLEMURDERER’S SKULL
- ARTICLEUntitled
- ARTICLECampaign May Save Girls in Turkish City
- ILLUSTRATIONCOMMANDANT MARY ALLEN
- ARTICLEA GREAT TUNNEL
- ARTICLETO BE DEMOLISHED
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- SECTIONI On the Land
- ARTICLEA Central Market
- ARTICLEAN INTERESTING PUBLICATION
- ARTICLESalting Of Cheese
- ARTICLEPERSONALITIES AT WESTFIELD
- ILLUSTRATIONMR. THOMAS MARKS
- ARTICLEVALUE OF SHELTER
- ARTICLEFoot-And-Mouth Disease, And Its Characteristics
- ARTICLECattle And Horse Breeds And Their Characteristics
- ARTICLEBan on British Stock
- ARTICLEA “CURIOSITY”
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- SECTIONTHE GARDEN
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
- ARTICLECALENDULAS FOR WINTER
- ARTICLELAWNS
- ARTICLECABBAGE FLY AND APHIS
- ILLUSTRATIONPlant scented freesias now.
- ARTICLERHUBARB
- ILLUSTRATIONLILLIUM AURATUM.—This fine specimen, grown by Mr. Sarney, of Herne Bay, has 75 blooms on- the stem.
- ARTICLETHE WEEK’S WORK AT A GLANCE
- ARTICLEUSEFUL BARRELS
- ARTICLEOLD-FASHIONED CANTERBURY BELL
- ILLUSTRATIONPot lachenaiias for window decoration.
- ARTICLEUSE FOR FARMYARD BONES
- ARTICLEGARDEN LABELS
- ARTICLEANSWERS TO PUZZLED GARDENERS
- ARTICLEThe Poultry Yard
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- SECTIONHAPPY TOWN
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
- ARTICLEA Little World for Little People
- ARTICLETHE GOOD SCRIBES
- ARTICLEKNITTING
- ARTICLETHE HOLLOW TREE.
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
- ARTICLETHEIR FAVOURITE FLOWERS
- ARTICLETO THE KAURI TREE
- ARTICLESTORY COMPETITION
- ARTICLEMUCH SIMPLER
- ARTICLETHE TALKING TREES
- ARTICLEWELCOME TO HAPPY TOWN
- ARTICLEA BED FOR AN ELF
- ARTICLEAN EASTER BUNNY
- ARTICLETHE “HOUSE” GAME
- ARTICLELITTLE OLD LADY'
- ARTICLETOY HOUSES
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- ARTICLEArrivals by Port Hardy Theatrical Wedding —— Invitation to Kaye Don
- ILLUSTRATIONTRIPPERS RETURN.— Miss M. McFarland (left), daughter of Canon Mc-Farland, of Parnell, and Miss G. Ball returned by th...
- ILLUSTRATIONATHLETES WEU.—Miss Martha Norelius, who holds several world swimming championships and who represented America in the...
- ILLUSTRATIONLOOKING DOWN ON AUCKLAND from the tower of the new T. and G. Building. This striking view of the heart of the City sh...
- ILLUSTRATIONACTRESS’S SURPRISE MARRIAGE.—Miss Catherine Stewart, who played Weenie in “Sunny,” the musical comedy at His Majesty’...
- ILLUSTRATIONFAMOUS MOTORIST MAY VISIT NEW ZEALAND.—Mr. Kaye Don, the English motorist, who has been invited by the Auckland Autom...
- ILLUSTRATIONAFTER DESERTING FROM THE CITY OF NEW YORK, at Dunedin, the mother of these kittens “signed Up" with the Port Hardy 18...
- ILLUSTRATIONDRYING OUT THEIR CANVAS.—After the heavy rain a few nights ago, scows lying in Freeman's Bay hoisted all sail to dry....
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