AUSTRALIAN NEWS
MAN’S HEAD FOUND
(Australian Press Association)
SYDNEY. November 15
Nnrrabi police recovered from a creek the head of a man whose dismembered body was found in a sack some days ago, and at Gelrinnes last night a man was charged with the murder at Narralii of Arthur Smith or Sorenson.
CHESS (111! AA IP lONSHIP. (Received this day at 11 a.m.) SYDNEY, November 15. The State Chess Championship was won by C. Purdy with 10.1- points out of a possible twelve. S. Crakanthorp was runner-up. Purdy, who is the son of Dr Purdy, won tlie New Zealand title in 1925 at the age of eighteen.
A SWI.MAIING TOUR
SYDNEY
November 15
Reg. Grier, of Queensland, will not accompany Noel Ryan on the New Zealand swimming tour this season. His place will he filled hv Owen Griffiths, the State two-twenty yards champion.
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Hokitika Guardian, 15 November 1929, Page 6
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