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A newspaper editor has warned of the danger of racial war in South Africa. —Page 2 A last-minute goal saved the England netball tourists from an upset draw with Canterbury yesterday. —Page 3 The Japanese Government has welcomed the disciplining of two officers of the American submarine which sank a freighter in a collision in April. —Page 9
Beans Beau prevailed over Patrone in a dramatic finish to the Great Northern
Steeplechase at Ellerslie yesterday. —Page 27 A transformed Country side yesterday regained the Craw Shield from Town with a magnificent display of rugby. —Back page Arts 24 Classified index 33 Commercial 22, 23 Crossword 20 Editorials 20 Features 21 Home and People 16 International 8, 9 Letters 20 Racing 27, 28 Sea, Air, Rail 23 Sports news 3.34 Strip cartoons 29 Young readers 18 TV, radio — 19
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