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A Hawke’s Bay man has proposed a scheme to help young unemployed in Canterbury and Westland. —Page 2 The “Cook Islands News” came under close scrutiny at the Rarotonga hearing yesterday. —Page 3 Art dealers spent $13.4 million at the von Hirsch auction on Thursday, the largest sum yet spent at a single art-auction session. n o —Page 8 The study of military souvenirs often overlooks the memorial plaques of World War L „ .A —Page 10
An airline pilot is flying to Seoul with a pistol in his pocket Murray Olds tells why. —Page 12 The Kiwis will look to their forwards to beat a confident Australia in the first rugby league test of the series today. —Back page Classified index 55 Commercial 18, 19
Courts 4 Editorials 14 Features 15, 16 Home and People 10 International 8, 9 Letters 14 Literary reviews 17 Lottery results 21 Mail notices 24 Racing 20 Sports feature 12 Sports news 56 Strip cartoons 24 TV, radio — 13
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