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British police have imposed tight security in the wake of the car-bomb murder of Airey Neave, the Tory M.P. —Page 8 The senior cricket title has again gone to Old Boys, after a broken day on soggy pitches. —Page 19 The New Zealand St Leger winner, Tui’s Lass, will be a big attraction at Nelson today. —Page 20 Records tumbled at the South Island inter-school athletics meeting on Saturdav. —Page 24
G. Jaekson, Fimaru Boys’ High School, winning the senior boys’ 800 m final in the South Island intersecondary schools’ athletic championships at Queen Elizabeth H Park on Saturday. —Page 23.
Australia easily beat New Zealand in the international track and field match at Melbourne over the weekend, winning 31 of 35 events. —Back page Classified 31 Commercial 25 Editorials 18 Home and People 16 International . 8, 9 Letters 18 Mail notices 26 Racing 20, 21 Shipping 12 Sports news 3, 19, 22, 23, 24, 26 Strip cartoons 26 TV, radio — 17 Telephone your news tips to 790-940, after hours 790-941. Registered at Post Office Headquarters. Wellington, as a newspaper
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