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Hokitika Guardian, 22 August 1921, Page 1

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U 7 TELEGRAPH —PRESS ASSN., COPYRIGHT. VICTOR I AX ELECTIONS (Received This Day at 8 n.m.) MELBOURNE, August 21 Nominations have closed for the Victorian State elections. There are 120 candidates, of whom twenty-four were re-elected unopposed. SOCCER FOOTBALL. (Received This Day at 8 a.in.l MELBOURNE, August 21. A Conference of Soccer represnetativos from all States decided to invite an English soccer team to tour Australia and New Zealand in 1023 or 1921. Approval was also given to N'.S.AV. and Queensland to stend a eomhined team to New Zealand 1022. and to accept a visit from New Zealand in 1023. Tn the ~vent of tlm English team coming in 1023 the visit of the team Promt New Zealand will l>c deferred until 1924. SOUTH AUSTRALIAN RACES. ADELAIDE, Aug. 21 Results: Adelaide Grand National Hurdles: Rattle King 1, Cattelo 2, Argosy Roy 3. There were 14 starters. Won hy two and a-lmlf lengths. Time 1.4. J-. Adtdaide Guineas: Gnat 1, Leaeliim 2, Princes Aides 3. There were 10 Ktarters. Won hy half a neck. Time. 1.41. LIC [ITWE IGI IT Cl! A M PI.ONSII IP. SYDNEY. Aug. 21. Godfrey won the lightweight boxing championship, defeating Harry Stone on points in 20 rounds. AGAINST THE I.W.W. ('Received This Day at 0.40 a.m.) BRISBANE, Aug. 21. Mr Theodore vigorously attacked the Industrial Workers of the World organisation. which he declared was engineering strikes in the sugar r, olds. ffe (filled on the rank and file of the Labour movement to uphold industrial arbitration and political action, and to purge their ranks of direct aetionists.