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- TITLE_SECTIONMasthead
- GROUPING_NODEPage 1 Advertisements
- SECTIONVANITY FAIR
- GROUPING_NODEPage 2 Advertisements
- ARTICLEHOSPITAL PROBLEMS
- ARTICLEUNIFORM DESIGN?
- ARTICLEARRESTED AT AUCKLAND
- ARTICLEPEARL NECKLACE CASE
- ARTICLEBOMB OUTRAGES
- ARTICLEITALIAN-SOVIET TRADE
- ARTICLEDUKE OF KENT
- ARTICLENEW ZEALAND
- ARTICLECAUGHT IN THE ACT
- ARTICLEVERDICT OF NOT GUILTY
- GROUPING_NODEPage 3 Advertisements
- SECTIONON THE TURF
- ARTICLERACING AT GISBORNE
- ARTICLESWIMMING
- ARTICLEBOWLING
- ARTICLEBOUT FOR JOE LOUIS
- ARTICLEPOLO AT MASTERTON
- ARTICLEATHLETICS
- ARTICLEPULLAR OVER A MILE
- ARTICLEWANGANUI CRICKET
- ARTICLELAWN TENNIS
- GROUPING_NODEPage 4 Advertisements
- ARTICLEHUMOUR
- ARTICLERound The World With A Camera
- ILLUSTRATIONPEARL’E KING.—At the Randwick racecourse on October 1. Jack Ford, of Ingleburn. in “pearlie” costume, re vived memori...
- ILLUSTRATIONGoing Tattoo.—lt's the latest craze is.- London. But, instead of the old and pain ful procedure. greasepaint is now u...
- ILLUSTRATIONNight club girl held after Count's death. —Mildred Gaydon (in front) was driving with ex-King Alfonso's eldest son, C...
- ILLUSTRATIONMASTERFUL MAN.—Lewis Tortoriel la. a New York factory worker, was so Jealous of his sweetheart. Wilma Lcaycroft, 24, ...
- ILLUSTRATIONBAITED —Mouse demonstrates how cheese can be lifted off a trap without risking his neck, (a) “Hah. hah, I smell chees...
- ILLUSTRATIONMUNITION WORKERS.—Thousands of vital accessories to war munitions are turned out each day by the nimble fingers of 50...
- ILLUSTRATIONRETURN IMMEDIATELY and unmarried were the orders received by Prince Mahmud, from his brother the Sultan. Instead he c...
- ARTICLEGiant Plane Lifts 41 Tons
- ARTICLEJupiter’s Moons Increase to Ten, Astronomers Find
- ARTICLEBritish Prosperity Leans Hard on U.S.
- ARTICLECaught!
- ARTICLECurb on Tent Colonies Sought
- ARTICLECanine Code of Safety: Help for British Dogs
- ARTICLEHorse Shoe Levy For Old Forge Paid by London
- ARTICLEHUMOUR
- ARTICLERAIL AND ROAD SERVICES.
- ARTICLEMAIL NOTICES
- ARTICLENEW ZEALAND NEWS ITEMS
- ARTICLEWEATHER FORECAST
- ARTICLEThe Wanganui Chronicle FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1939. GERMAN FINANCE
- ARTICLETown Talk
- ARTICLERED CROSS
- ARTICLEPersonal
- ARTICLEVISITORS TO THE CITY
- ARTICLENURSING SHORTAGE
- ARTICLESUPREME COURT
- ARTICLELATE MILDRED NEWCOMBE
- GROUPING_NODEPage 6 Advertisements
- ARTICLEFRANCO’S ENVOY AT MINORCA
- ARTICLEOUT OF THE DARKNESS
- ARTICLETROUBLE THREATENED
- ARTICLEFIGUERAS FALLS
- ARTICLEAIR WAR MENACE
- ARTICLEAMERICAN REARMAMENT
- ARTICLEFEDERATION PROSPECTS
- ARTICLECOLLISION IN ATLANTIC
- ARTICLEELLSWORTH’S CLAIMS
- ILLUSTRATION"Sport and General” Photo Sir Kingsley Wood, Minister for Air, behind an automatic gun on one of the latest British d...
- ARTICLENO PROGRESS YET
- ARTICLENAVAL EXPANSION
- ARTICLEREFUSED ENTRY TO CANADA
- ILLUSTRATIONThis photograph was taken at Masaryk Railway Station. Prague, on January 19, when the first Slovak Parliament was ope...
- ARTICLECOLONIES ISSUE
- ARTICLESECURITY PACT
- ARTICLEAFFILIATION CASES
- ARTICLEGERMAN GRIP TIGHTENING
- ARTICLETREASON LAW IN EIRE
- ARTICLE"NWARRANTED ACTION”
- ARTICLEGERMANY AND EXPORTS
- ARTICLEEXPORTS COMMISSIONER
- ARTICLEDUKE AND DUCHESS OF KENT
- ARTICLEMORE TROOPS
- ARTICLEANGLO-FRENCH ALLIANCE
- ARTICLEFLOODS IN NATAL
- ARTICLEANOTHER FRONTIER CLASH
- ARTICLETHE GERMAN WAY
- ARTICLEAUSTRALIAN TRADE
- GROUPING_NODEPage 7 Advertisements
- ARTICLENO POSTPONEMENT
- ARTICLEIMPORT REGULATIONS
- ARTICLEINTERESTS OF CITIZENS
- ARTICLESTRUCK BY FALLING TREE
- ARTICLEBURGLARS ROB SAFE
- ARTICLETELEPHONES TO GO
- ARTICLESIR JULIEN CAHN'S TEAM
- ARTICLEPROCEEDINGS DROPPED
- ARTICLETAXI DRIVERS’ DISPUTE
- ARTICLEFIRE AT PENROSE
- ARTICLEAPPOINTMENT ANNOUNCED
- ARTICLEAIR RAID SHELTERS
- ARTICLEHOLIDAY ADVENTURE
- ARTICLEEMERGENCY ARISEN
- ARTICLEAID TO CZECHS
- ARTICLEM. LEBRUN'S VISIT TO LONDON
- ARTICLEABORTION CASES
- ARTICLESOS FROM FREIGHTER
- ARTICLEAUDIENCES POSTPONED
- ARTICLEAMALGAMATION PLAN
- ARTICLEMONEY FOR DEFENCE
- ARTICLEANOTHER RECORD?
- ARTICLEINDUSTRIAL TALKS
- ARTICLENAVAL ADDITIONS
- ARTICLEARRESTS IN BELFAST
- ARTICLEWELFARE OF ABORIGINES
- ARTICLEPROPOSAL LOST
- ARTICLELABOUR VOTE OF CENSURE
- ARTICLEWAVE OF INDIGNATION
- GROUPING_NODEPage 8 Advertisements
- ARTICLETAIHAPE FLOWER SHOW
- ARTICLEFARMER FINED
- ARTICLESTORM DAMAGE
- ARTICLENO PATH FOR TROOPS
- ARTICLEINCREASE NOTED
- ARTICLEGENERAL ELECTION URGED
- ARTICLEINQUEST RESUMED
- ARTICLEFOUND GUILTY
- ARTICLENOT FAVOURED
- ARTICLEHOTEL AND STORE DESTROYED
- ARTICLERUGBY LEAGUE
- ARTICLEMAJESTIC THEATRE
- ARTICLEDUCHESS THEATRE
- ARTICLEPHYSICAL WELFARE LEADERS
- ARTICLEGROCERS’ FEDERATION
- ARTICLEREGENT THEATRE
- ARTICLEPLAZA THEATRE
- GROUPING_NODEPage 9 Advertisements
- SECTIONWANGANUI DISTRICT NEWS
- GROUPING_NODEPage 10 Advertisements
- ARTICLESHIPPING
- SECTIONSTOCK and PRODUCE
- ARTICLEINVESTMENT YEAR
- ARTICLEFOREIGN EXCHANGE
- ARTICLEFORDELL EWE FAIR
- ARTICLEDANNEVIRKE RAM FAIR
- GROUPING_NODEPage 11 Advertisements
- ILLUSTRATION"Sport and General" Photo. Sir Julien Cahn (right), captain of the cricket team to tour New Zealand in a lew weeks, o...
- ILLUSTRATIONThe Prime Minister on holiday at Swinton Park, Yorkshire, between Christmas and the New Year. From the left, Lord and...
- ILLUSTRATIONA lady passenger and little boy who attracted a great ileal of notice when leaving the Awatea at Wellington on Monday...
- ILLUSTRATIONPassengers arriving at Auckland by the Oronsay found that they had to make their way to the city as best they could, ...
- ARTICLEBROADCASTING
- ARTICLEMINISTER LEFT HOLDING THE BABIES
- ARTICLEUNION DUES REFUNDED
- ARTICLERAILWAYS PROFIT
- GROUPING_NODEPage 12 Advertisements
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