TELEGRAMS

Hokitika Guardian, 14 November 1921, Page 3

TELEGRAMS

|lt V TKMifiltAl’lI —1’ all* VUBH.S ASSOCIATION] FREEZERS .UITITUDK. HASTINGS. Nov. 14. A meeting of Hawke's Bay Freezing Workers decided not to start work until the derision ol the Arbitration Com t has been placed before them at a fulIOP. STEP. AND JUMP. AUCKLAND, Nov. .11. A sports' rarnaval in aid of flying angel missions to'seatiien was held in the Domain oil Saturday. Hie athletic events were conducted bv the Auckland centre of the New Zealand Amateur Athletic Association and were keenly .’•untested. In the Imp, step and jump competition. G. A. Plummer establish<vl a New Zoiilsuul mor<l 1 indies. The previous record was ‘Kiri 2 inches.

PUISON'KH KSCAPF.S. | TAI'M AliAN'l'f. N«>v. MWilliam A i tluir Kdward Aikinsoii effected tils escape from Taiininranui loekii|, „n Sat u.rdiiy nit'll!' between eiolit, ■ mil o'clock. Atkinson was nvrcstcil on It cliai'HOi of tin- theft of six |m,nmls ami was to appear hefnre the Ijcncli at, Ohakiinc to-day. While tlio police were oil duly in the. town, the prisoner out out of his cell hy mnliipii!alin« the holt throiioh the peephole, lie then remnvei| the iron liars and smashed a small window. Ihroneh which he sipieezed. Afterwards he appears to have liroken into the police station and taken a- service revolver, hut no Minin u nit ion. Atkinson is ahoul eighteen veins of lent and a native of the Do-

minion j CYOI.K KA’l'A I.IT! KS. |ll'NI'T>IN. November 11. ! Frederick (leoroe liohcrts, I I torn :i | : iml clerk, was thrown from a cycle over a cliff at I’nrtol.cllo road v.'stcid;i v fatally Irn rtn lino his skull. ' Harold Mooro, :i carpenter, tweniylive was thrown from a motor < vele near Sutton sustaining fatal injuries. ||is parents reside at Wellington.