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Tl 1 K MU I "STAB. LONDON'. Lummy s.—KingsI'onl Smilli. tilter a trial flight in the Southern Star, said the machine went henutilnlly. Ho is leaving ‘I lambic aerodrome tomorrow morning. lie expects to have between THHlli and SOOHi of mail mailer. WOOL SALE. The Wellington wool -ale opened at two o’clock this afternoon. 19,017 lades are to be offered. There i> a fairly representative bench of havers, and the opening saw good bidding, hut it was fairly evident that haying would he on strict limits. Prices are still low, the best so far being Old, the average being about 5(1, Press Association telegram. AUSTRALIA WINS AGAIN. Melbourne Cricket Ground, Jan--0.--South Africa in their second innings scored 225 (Vincent ;H, M'Millan 1, Quinn not out 0. hell 0). Grimmctt took 6 wickets for 92. Australia won by 169 runs. CROQUET C: 11 AMPI UNSHIPS. The South Island croquet championships wore continued to-day in fine weather. Results:—Ladies’ championships; Mrs Fraser heat Airs MacDonald. 26-15; Miss Rrcmner heat Airs Calder, 26-11; Airs Kirk beat Airs Smart, 26-22. Handicap singles: Airs Wilson heat Air Neutze, 26-15. Handicap doubles; Airs Teller and Afrs Rlakio heal Airs Al’Leiuian and Airs Green, 26-22; Airs Quinn and Air Aitken heat Afrs Bryce and Airs Richards, 26-16.—Timaru Prcs< Association telegram. DUNEDIN POST OFFICE. Our Christchurch correspondent advises that owing to the financial position of the dominion Mr Forbes said to-day that the building of the new Dunedin Post Office may he held up indefinitely.
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Evening Star, Issue 20993, 6 January 1932, Page 12
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