General news
$6OO to appeal
The Commonwealth Games Appeal Fund benefited by $6OO at the annual sale of Angus bulls at the Te Mania Stud, • Hundalee, yesterday. When the last of the catalogue of 50 bulls was trotted into the ring, the auctioneer (Mr D. B. Clarkson) announced that the proprietor of the stud (Mr F. F. Wilding) would give the proceeds of this beast to the Games Appeal Fund. Bidding opened at $2OO, and closed at $6OO. Mr Wilding was warmly applauded for his gesture.
World weather
The world’s weather on Tuesday was: Rome, clear, 17 degrees minimum, 27 degrees maximum; Paris, cloudy, 12, 20; London, cloudy, 14, 20; Berlin, cloudy, 11, 20; Amsterdam, cloudy, 13, 19; Madrid, sunny, 16, 30; Brussels, cloudy, 14, 21; Moscow, cleaq 14, 21; Stockholm, cloudy, 11, 18; New York, clear, 20, 31; San Francisco, clear, 15, 22; Los Angeles, clear, 19, 28; Chicago, cloudy, 19, 25; Miami, cloudy, 26, 30; Tokyo, rain, 21, 25; Hong Kong, sunny, 27, 33; Buenos Aires, clear, 16, 25; Montreal cloudy, 14, 22; Honolulu, clear, 23, 31; Toronto, cloudy 16, 26; Rio de Janein) cloudy, 14, 23.
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Press, Volume CXI, Issue 32701, 2 September 1971, Page 12
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189General news Press, Volume CXI, Issue 32701, 2 September 1971, Page 12
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