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5 Tension has resulted in the dispatch of British troops to; (1) Abyssinia, (2) Malta, (3) Palestine, (4) Egypt, (5) The Sudan. 6lt has been suggested that the time for cricket tests between England and Australia should be extended. The present time is: (1) Two days, (2) Three days, (3) Four days, (4) Five days. (5) Six days. 7 Thirty-eight New Zealanders are now engaged in a goodwill tour of Australia. They are: (1) Schoolboys. (2) Schoolteachers, (3) Civil servants, (4)' Basinas men, <s> Farmers. 8— The outlook of the Spanish war promises to be materially altered by the international agreement finalised this week for: O) Pro-
1 — The anniversary of the Battle of the Boyne has been observed in England. This struggle took place in: (1) England, (2) Scotland, (3) Ireland, (4) France, (5) the United States of America. 2ln future, Austrians must have the recognition of the Reich for alk (1) Marriages, (2) Funerals, (3) Debates, (4) Athletic sports, (5) Church services. 3 The Kiwis have returned from their Australian tour. They are a team of: (1) Hockey players, (2) Bowlers, (3) Badminton experts, (4) Rugby players, (5) League footballers. 4 Arbitration is to be introduced into the Gran Chaco dispute, which is located in: (1) Mexico, (2) Soutn Africa, (3) South America, (4) Canada, (5) Portugal.
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Northern Advocate, 16 July 1938, Page 1 (Supplement)
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346Page 1 Advertisements Column 1 Northern Advocate, 16 July 1938, Page 1 (Supplement)
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