CHAMPIONSHIP SCULLING.

Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1808, 22 July 1913, Page 5

CHAMPIONSHIP SCULLING.

BEST WISHES FROM HIS CLUB. By Telegraph—Presa Association—Copyright Sydney, July 21. The Parramatta River Professional Soullers' Club cabled to Pearoe: "Go in to win, Harry. You have the best wishes of your club mates."

Ancient windmills in North Essex, which liavo stood as landmarks _ in the countryside for centuries, are being dismantled for tho sake of the largo quantities of oak which they contain, and which lias been bought for the building of a mansion in tho north of England. Owing to the practice among a certain class of London milk sellers of carrying water on their vehicles, and mixing it with the milk just before delivery, tho metropolitan borough councils are asking the Government Board to make it illegal for milk'sellers to carry water. Of the wireless stations on board war vessels, the United States has 247, Great Britain 213, France 141, Germany 112, Italy 77, Japan 70, and Russia 70. Tho merchant marine of Great Britain has •J55 stations, the United States 253, Germany 200, Franco GB, and Italy 47. A record number of emigrants going back to America—mostly men returni&g from the Balkan war—arrived recently at Grimsby. To cope with the traffic, special steamers and trains have been provided. On three days, tho numbers of arrivals were 600, 300, and 1300. V'The cheapest is not always the best," but the New Zealand Express Co.'s forwarding service, being the best, is always cheapest in the end. No matter what it entries, shipping goods, removals—you can rely on them for good work. 87-91 Customhouse Quay.—Advt.