FIGHT DECLARED OFF.

Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1246, 30 September 1911, Page 7

FIGHT DECLARED OFF.

1 — JOHNSON RETIRING FROM THE RING. By Teleiirapb—Press Association—Copyright London, September 28. Jack Johnson, the pugilist, announces that after finishing his present contracts in England ho will permanently retire as heavy-weight champion of tho world. His decision was not connected with the proposed contest with Wells. He had decided, oven'had tho contest oomo off, to retire. Five defendants who wore summoned at the Bow Street Tolico Court in connection with tho proposed prizo fight between Johnson and Wells, gave an undertaking not to box in tho British Isles. The summonses wero therefore withdrawn. JOHNSON SAILING FOR AUSTRALIA. Sydney, September 29. Mr. M'lntosh, tho well-known sportsman, has received a cablegram stating that the intended fight between Johnson and Wolls has been abandoned. Johnson is sailing for Australia. rr~ - 1 s MOTOR-CARS AT ENGLISH PRICES. All intending buyers of Motor-Cars aro requested to' obtain full particulars regarding our terms for indent. We aro agents for the following well-known Cars: "5.C.A.T.," representing tho highest quality of Continental manufacture. "WOLSELEY," Manufactured by Tho Wolsoley Tool and Motor-Car Co., Birmingham. "STUART," Manufactured by tbo Star Engineering Co., Wolverhampton. "BRITON," Manufactured by The Briton Motor Co., Ltd., Wolverhampton. All the above Cars, as imported by us. aro specially built to suit Colonial requirements, and we will bo pleased to receive a visit of inspection, and to arrange demonstrations if required. CATALOGUES, post frco to any address. Full information supplied, on request. INGLIS BROS., 21-20 Harris Street, Wellington.—Advt,