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Monday, 27thIn the first grade cricket on Saturday Dunedin's innings opened sensationally, 6 wickets falling in the first three overs for no runs- The innings closed for 46 of which Casey 'made 25Shepherd took six wickets for 10. Deucalion won the Principal event at South Canterbury races on Saturday with Mantua secondThe Sprint was won by Mantua. On arrival from Melbonrne the Paloona's crew gave 24 hour's notice. A report' from Auckland states that it is expected that the whole of the vessels affected by the seamen's trouble will be running early this week. It is officially announced that children were executed at Dublin for having automatic pistols in their possession. Mr Justice Wilson at Belfast, declaring that gunmen with which the city is infested must* be put down, sentenced 5 men to three year's penal, servitude, plus 15 strokes of the cat.
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Dunstan Times, Issue 3145, 27 November 1922, Page 5
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