LATE NEWS British Involved In Gun Battles In Jerusalem
(Rec. 3.10 p.m.) JERUSALEM, February 24. 'Three-corned gun battles between Jews Arabs and British broke out in the centre of the city tonight, bringing traffic to a standstill and forcing pedestrians to crouch behind walls or flat on their faces. . British police from the roof oi a central building fired Bren-guns at Jewish positions on the other side oi the Moslem cemetery. •
GOOD BOWLING BY FIJI: RANGITIKEI DISMISSED FOR 192 (P.A.) MARTON, This Day. Batting feebly in comparison with the first day’s effort, Rangitikei were all out this morning for 192 in their first innings against Fiji. _ A feature of the game was the brilliantly consistent bowling of Cakobau, who took seven wickets for 63 runs. The other three wickets were taken by M. B enn for 58 runs. . . ' Fiji has opened its first innings and has lost no wickets for 15 runs. CARPENTERS RESUME NORMAL WORK
(P.A.) AUCKLAND, This Day. The secretary of the Auckland Master Builders’ Association, Mr A. Bunker, said today that employers generally now had informed the men they were prepared to pay the extra rate and in many cases the offer had been accepted and normal work had been resumed.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 25 February 1948, Page 5
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