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Drift, recession The drift north and the rural recession are reflected in the Valuation Department’s latest property price index. —Page 2. Risk-taking pays "Take the gamble," is the advice of a prizewinning entrepreneur. . —Page 3. Stockholm brawl English and Swedish soccer fans fought during an ”-<* *« “sassx 10. Another game for Canty Tomorrow the eighth front rower, and the eighteenth player, to record 100 games for Canterbury will be on Lancaster Park. —Sports feature, page 14. Celebrities part of job A New Zealand doctor in Japan is used to seeing celebrities as ordinary people — when they are sick —Features, page 17. Popular farm A descendant of a missionary has built a farm attraction on land his family has owned for a hundred years. —Farm and station, page 20. Sir Alba to improve record Sir Alba looks set to extend an already impressive record in the D.B. Super Star Championship, a $30,000 Group II race for four-year-olds on the final night of the New Brighton Trotting Clubs meeting at Addington Raceway this evening. —Racing and trotting, pages 24-26
Peter Rainey knew when he bought his North Canterbury farm that it would be a struggle* but in hindsight he thinks he probably should not have gone ahead. —Farm and station, page 18. Registered at P.O. Headquarters. Wellington, as a newspaper.
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Press, 12 September 1986, Page 1
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