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Between 80 and 90 per cent of electors in Canterbury electorates have responded to the roll revision programme conducted by the Post Office. Page 2
Monkeys whose bark is far worse than their bite ... fortunately. —Page 15
The two bomb explosions that damaged a shop and a radio station in Christ-
church were “more an act of vandalism,” say the police. —Page 3 Pope John Paul arrived in South Korea yesterday to begin a four-day visit. —Page 6 Auckland won the women’s inter-provincial golf championship at Timaru yesterday. —Back page
Business 10 Classified index 25 Courts 7 Crossword 12 Editorials 12 Farming 8, 9 Features 14, 15 Home and People 11 International 6 Letters 12 Local services 20 Lottery 7 Mail notices 20 Racing 17-19 Sea, air, rail 10 Sports news 26 Strip cartoons 20
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