The Dunstan Times. "Fiat justitia ruat coelum." MONDAY, Aug. 21st, 1922 LATE TELEGRAMS.
——♦- —- Samuel Holland, aged 35, felled James Gill, a farmer, aged 62, to the ground in Ashburton street the blow resulting fatally. It is alleged that earlier in the day Gill had in Holland's presence, called out in an hotel bar "three cheers for the man who killed Michael Collins-" New Zealand Universities beat Sydney University by 23 points to 22 at Auckland in the first test game- Sinclair, Otago's full back had his shoulder fractured in a tenacious struggle. Other Rugby results Saturday, Otago beat North Otago by 53 points to 3. Otago's touring team 28, Tuapeka 3. Southland 6 Taranaki 3, Canterbury 31 beat Auckland 15, Havvkes Bay 28 defeated Golden Bav Motueka 3, Wellington B 11 Buller 6. In Primary Schools matches Canterbury 7 points beat Otago 6. Southland 45 beat North Otago nil. Otago Hockey players defeated South Canterbury 7 goals to nil, while Otago ladies beat South Canterbury ladies 9 goals to nil.
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Dunstan Times, Issue 3132, 28 August 1922, Page 4
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