LATE TELEGRAMS.
M;',s Jane Blackie Gibb, aged 54 resident of Roslyn was found drowned in a reservoir, she had been ill. Anthony Page, single, aged 72 died at Christchurch as a result of a piece of mutton bone sticking in his throat, causing gangrene followed by septic pneumonia. The coroner expressed the opinion that the doctor called in should have used the X Raysis in a terrible plight, the irregulars control the town. There is no coal or gas and people are on the brink of starvation. The free state government has rejected the irregulars armistice proposals demanding unconditional surrender. The New Zealand team won the first test match against New South Wales at Sydney by 25 to 19Saturdays Rugby results— University A 1/ beat Kaikorai 8, Alhambra 18 Dunedin 6, University-B 8 Port 5, Zingari 13 Pirates 8, 1 aieri 0 Southern drew no score- University A wins the premiership with 22 points, Pirates and Zingari 2nd with 18 points, Kaikorai 16, Alhambra 14The Inter-Island Hockey Match played at Nelson, was won by the South Island by three goals to one-
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Dunstan Times, Issue 3128, 31 July 1922, Page 5
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