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ITEMS BY CABLE.

1 BARRY & PADDON. - (Rec. September 3, 11.45 p.m.) London, September 3. , • Barry, the sculling champion, points out that ho has not received a formal challenge from Paddon, according to the championship rules, lie is ready to accept a challenge if properly made, and has l no intention of leavihg tho Thames. BOXERS FOR NEW ZEALAND. (Rec. September 3, 9.35 p.m.) Brisbane, September 3. The amateur boxing team for Now Zealand is as follows: —Feather-weight, C. C'arr; light-weight, M. Hanley; welter-weight, M. Quinism; middleweight, W. R. Ewarb;, heavy-weight, W. Thompson. , NO BOXING ItTBELGIUM. "Times" —Sydney "Sun" Siwcial Cables. Brussels, September 2. The, Minister for Justice has prohibited future boxing contests. [After tho Carpoiitier-Wells iiinteK a Bill was introduced in the Belgian Parliament providing for fines or imprisonment if bodily injury was inflicted chirinp a boxing' iimtrii. Parliament was not able to discuss (lie Bill, but the Minister for Justice gave effect to what it sought to accomplish by ordering magistrates to prosecute pitilessly all pjyr. iicipators in boxing matches for bodily harm inflicted.] i AUSTRALIAN GOLF. (Roc. September 3, 9.35 p.m.) Melbourne, September 3. . Lempriero, of Victoria, beat Whitton, of Victoria, in tho Australian golf championship, 2 up and 1 to play.