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Bumper crops of cannabis discovered this season promise the police a record haul by the end of May. —Page 2
Thieves are trying to fool the police by putting false identification numbers on stolen property. —Page 3
Two Florida men describe how one of them pulled free a stuck retracted wheel of an aeroplane at nearly 150 km/h.
—Page 6
Pity tbe poor Hunt brothers — down to their last $1.6 billion. Bunker Hunt (above) is leading the battle against those trying to take the Hunt fortune away. —Page 13
The New Zealand Metropolitan Trotting Club is exSted to offer more than 1,000 for the Grand Final at the Inter-Dominion pacing championships at Addington in 1987. —Page 32
A former Scottish international and Arsenal soccer player might play for Christchurch Brother United this season.
—Back page
Addington market 22 Business 30, 31 Classified index 43 Courts 14, 16 Crossword 12 Editorials 12 Entertainment 10 Features 13 Home and People 8 International 6 Letters 12 Local services 35 Motoring 33 Racing 32 Sea, air, rail 22 Sports news 44 Strip cartoons 35
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