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New ■ Zealand’s military forces may soon buy most of their ammunition from Australia; and the Australians will send naval engines to Auckland for overhaul. — Page 2 Farmers are angry about the Government’s refusal to increase the price of wheat that will be harvested next year. — Page 3 The Awapuni trainer, Eric Temperton, has a strong chance of clinching a notable jumping double at Riccarton today with Glandovey in the Koral Steeples and Witchety in the Grand National Hurdles. — Page 20
All the omens favour a win for Christchurch in tomorrow’s club rugby grand final against High School Old Boys at Lancaster Park. — Back Page Classified index 55 Commercial 18, 19 Courts 4 Editorials 14 Features 15, 16 Home and people 10 International 8 Letters 14 Lottery 11 Literary reviews 17 Racing 20 Shipping 20 Sports feature 12 Sports news 56 TV, radio — 13 Registered at Post Office Headquarters, Wellington, as a newspaper.
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