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Press, 10 September 1985, Page 1

Inside

Liquor laws ‘in a mess’ New Zealand’s liquor laws are “in a mess,” according to a Justice Department study paper. —Page 2 Fishermen warn Govt

A group of fishermen will consider taking action in protest against the Government’s quota system. —Page 3 Deaths in abortive Thai coup

A top war correspondent was one of the few fatalities in an abortive coup in Thailand yesterday. —lnternational, page 6

Celebrity champagne Maurice Hunter samples the Sir Winston Churchill cuvee at a positively bubbly Christchurch lunch. —Home and people, page 8 The Guinea Pig Club

Members of the world’s most exclusive club of airmen tell their story in the Tuesday Documentary. —Television and radio, page 11

Polished gemstones Gemstone partners hope to strike it rich with polished agates in a new venture to interest tourists. —Features, page 13

Toetoe may prove lucrative Toetoe may yield 15 per cent of New Zealand’s oil. —Business, page 28 To Fiji and back for $550? Air New Zealand’s new non-stop service from Christchurch to Fiji next month is likely to be introduced with a special low fare of 5550. -Travel, page 30 Streets Ahead fancied

Recent form suggests that Streets Ahead will be hard to beat in the Oakley Handicap at Addington evening. —Racing and trotting, page 36

Business 28, 29 Classified index 43 Computers 23-27 Courts 18, 22 Crossword -12 Editorials 12 Features 13 Fruit and vegetables 10 Home and People 8 Horoscope 34 International 6 Junior Press 14 Letters 12 Local services 34 Mail notices 34 Racing 36, 37 Sea, air, rail 34 Sports news 22, 44 Strip cartoons 34 Travel 30 Videos 16

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