LATE TELEGRAMS.
Monday 20 th Cricket In the first innings against Durham -New Zealand made 373 (Dempster 178, Page 57, Blunt 42). Durham has lost 8 wickets for 111. Bacing Terence Dillon won the big race at Auckland on, Saturday, and Lady Dunmore won the Shorts. Train Derailed. A goods train was derailed near Port Chalmers on Saturday and as a result the Christchurch express was shrs latePetrol Explosion. The explosion of a tin of petrol at a fire at Christchurch injured the superintendent and two members of the Fire Brigade so badly that they had to be taken to the hospital. Fatalities. A man named M. Gardner, a fitter at Mangamhoe, while working at overhead electric wires fell into a dam and was drowned. Football. Dunedin results Kaikorai 17, Varshy 15. Alhambra 18, Union 0. Pirates 21, Taieri 3 Zingari 10, Varsity 88. Southern 20, Dunedin 0. Maniototo BeniO?' results: Ranfurly 13 NaSeby nil. The score consisted of a try by Redding and three, by Millar Junior results were Naseby drew with Patearoa G all. These were the only games played as the grounds were under snow- _
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Dunstan Times, Issue 3379, 20 June 1927, Page 5
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188LATE TELEGRAMS. Dunstan Times, Issue 3379, 20 June 1927, Page 5
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