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Hokitika Guardian, 28 September 1920, Page 1

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ROWING CHAMPION

SYDNEY, September 27

Interviewed .at Bathliurst, Barry said lie was going to retire when Felton beat him. The only one who pleased him was his clog. He intended handing the title to no one. Nobody in England conld aspire to the championship, and no one in Australia was much above the others. He suggested that Felton, Paddon, Ripley and Arnst have a sweepstake and the winner be champion of the world.

THE AMELIA J SEARCH

SYDNEY, September 27

The Tasmanian Government steamer Melbourne, fitted '.with wireless and equipped with a seaplane, sailed ..liortly after midnight to search for the Amelia J.

MELBOURNE, September 27,

There is no news of the Amelia J. or Stutt. It is thought the airman has been forced to land in the thickly timbered districts'on the Tasmanian coast, but fears are not entertained for his safety. NEW SOUTH WALES COAL MINERS. COAL AWARD ACCEPTED. SYDNEY, Sept. 27. All the coal miners are now working. The men have accepted the new award of the special tribunal. The price of coal is fixed, though the employers wished for a rise. 44-HOUR WEEK. SYDNEY, Sept. 27. Judge Beebv opens the forty-four hours week inquiry on the 29th. MR HNC.HES THROWN. SYDNEY, September 27. Mr Hughes, whilst riding in Centennial Park, was thrown heavily from his horse. He was stunned. Later oil, he was able to keep an engagement.

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