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Evening Star, Issue 21623, 19 January 1934, Page 14

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THE IiT'AWARO CASE. In the Buyly ease, Detective All sop saiil that when the sheep din was emptied they found a cigarette lighter ami portion of a .shotgun cartridge unbred with the top cut off.—Auckland Press Association. BYRD AT LITTLE AMERICA, A Press Association cable.message from New York states that the Jacob Ruppert arrived at Little America at 12.30 p.m. on Thursday. The landing party found the three 60ft wireless towers intact. The camp buildings were all covered with snow. BEAR OF OAKLAND. The Fairy HI. F seaplane reached The Taicri airport at 2.4 u this afternoon, and the equipment was at once transferred to the Bear of Oakland. « WANGANUI WOOL SALE. The following is a list of prices; ■—Extra fine cross-bred 22.) d to 22id, average 14id to 15-Jd; fine crossbred 12d to 1-id, inferior 9d to lljd; medium cross-bred-average 10)d to 12d, inferior 7)d to IQd; coarse cross-bred —average 9Jd to IOJd, inferior 7)d to 9)d; hoggets, fine to medium, 12d to 18d; Lambs—down 17d to 18d, fine 14Id to 17)d, seedy and inferior BJd to 13d; bellies and pieces—cross-bred good to super. 10c! to 14d, low to medium 7d to 93d; crutchings—medium to good 6£d to Bid inferior to seedy -IJd to 6d; locks, 5d to 6d.—Press Association. STOCK EXCHANGE. Sale reported: Dalgety and Co., £lO 11s BOWLING—CARSWELL WINS SINGLES. The singles final in the dominion bowling championship tournament was played on the Dunedin Green this afternoon between W. Carswell (Taieri) and S. Nicolson (Dunedin), a record crowd of spectators witnessing a very closely contested game, which Carswell won by 20 to 18, the veteran Taieri player receiving a great reception at the finish. The second semifinal of the rinks was played between Wilson (Linwood) and Healey (Waimate), and on the thirteenth head ‘ the scores were:—Wilson 14, Healey 8.