Aucxwm. N.Z. '(CP) 4 New mlsnd has bellln newsprint pro- duction under 'conditiona which owl up possibilities of entry into me world market on a far wider we than hitherto planned-

lity oi the. in? new vrglllceltliuaastonhhed ” from Mann and the United tales who

' d it. e . . t ”l.'Z'”l';lne from the mill or Tagrnan Pulp and Paper Company ,; lggwersu. near the east coast of

" t, b t the capital comes from mwzeahnd and -Britain.

CANADIAN Loaatms . A Canadian lumberjacks who came to New zeaiand on three-year con- tracts mostly work for the Kain- gma Leasing Company. which supplies the timber for tl1eyenter-

5!. prln full production the mill will turn out 75.000 tonsno! newsprint. 40,000 ions of pulp and 72,000,000 board feet of timber I year.

Although this would make New Zealand newspapers virtually inde- pendent of overseas supplies. they have elected not to put all their

portion of locally made newsprint.

The Tasman company has as- sured markets (or its output. as the surplus will be exported to Australia and Britain under con- tracts already made.

PULP EXPORTS V

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liar species mature about twice as last in New Zeaiand as in their bomelands. Most of the forests now being harvested were planted only 25 years ago.

Britain is showing increasing interest in New zealand as a source of pulp and paper. Already there large British capital investment in New Zealand pro- jects and if present operations

SEEK RED AIIMB

LONDON (Reuters)-Eritsin has confirmation that an Afghan mil- itary mission will visit Prague soon to examine Czechoslovak arms and equipment. an authoritative diplo- matte source said Monday. The source said that the mission will travel from Kabul to Prague by way of Moscow. The Afghan am- bassador in Cairo said last week

that Afghanistan might buy arms from Russia if the West failed to supply them.

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show. that supplies can be shipped tscano . further large invest- Insntaara .

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prospects of the North American market.

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EDMONTON (CP)-Three boy scout leaders from Brazil headed for Alaska Saturday in a jeep carrying them on a 44.000-mile trip through the Western hemisphere. Charles Downey. Hugo Vidal and Jan Stelxley, who help run the Eng- lish-spenlrlng Boy Scout troop in San Paulo. already have covered almost hall of their route across 19 countries in South, Central and

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ANNANDALE BCIOOL OCTOBER REPORT

Grade 1X: 1. Eleanor Norton; 2. Belle Campbell. '

Grade Vill: 1. Leonard Campbell.

Grade V11: 1. Sandra Bouchard.

Grade VI: 1. Katherine Cunn- bell; 2. Randy Jenkins: 3- Theresa Campbell. .

Grade V: 1. Patty Jenkins: 2. David Blackett; 3. Laura Jenkinsi 4. Gordon Blsciiett; 5. Roy Met- calie.

Grade IV: l. George MacDon- ald; 2. Judy Metcalle; 3. Clara Male MacDonald: 4. Helen Camp-

Grade 111: 1. Mary Jenkins: 2. ...................E..

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.Wus Upset By Princess' Decision

TORONTO (CP)-A leader of

Washington society says she had hoped Princess Margaret would. place love above duly. I Mrs. Herbert Brownell, Jr.. lwife or the attorney-general of ltbe United States. said she was terribly upset" when the princess decided not to marry Group Capt. Peter Townsend.

She said her opinion seemed to be shared by stars of the Snider's

ment was made. Mrs. Bmwneil was at a reception for the ballet dancers at the British embassy in Washington. She said the an- nouncement br. gbt tears to evcryone's eyes.

The attorney-general. in Toronto to address the Canadian Club. would not comment on the ro- l'I'l8l'l('E.

"Mrs. Browncll is the expert on that." he said. "She iolowed

every detail of the romance." .E.E...EE..aE,..aE,

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