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Press, 18 February 1986, Page 1

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Census time It is time for the census again. Officials have been busy preparing for the marathon task. —Page 2. Queen begins tour The Queen, who has stopped off in Nepal on her way to New Zealand, will meet Gurkhas who have trekked down from the mountains to see her. —lnternational, page 6. Reaching for the stars Ken Coates backgrounds the United States Navy’s observatory at Black Birch, Marlborough, in the wake of protests held there on Saturday. —Features, page 13. Benefit doubt Freezing workers suspended during the shift engineer’s strike may not be eligible for unemployment benefit. —Page 15 Travelling woman’s trials It’s not easy being a lone female, especially in countries not quite plugged into the concept of a businesswoman, writes Susan Kurosawa. —Travel, page 26. Blovinski appeals Blovinski is in top form the Dunedin Gold Cup at Wingatui today. —Racing and trotting, page 35.

What would you serve if the Queen came to tea?

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