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CHESS TOURNEY. MELBOURNE, April 19. In the chess tournament, third roun Davis (New Zealand) met Morris (Wes tralia). The game was peculiar, a after forty-four moves, only two mino | pites had been exchanged. It wa j . g. ted to draw. MELBOURNE, April 20. In the fourth round Crakanthorj (New South Wales) defeated Davies The latter adopted the French defence Crakanthorp built up a strong attack and Davies resigned at the forty-seeoiu move. Wallace and Crakanthorp leat with JJ- games each, Davies 2J. A JAPANESE REPLY. SYDNEY, April 19. With reference to Lord Northediffo’s cabled article, the Japanese ConsulGeneral states that it is merely a thinly veiled attempt by the enemies of Japan to minimise the wonderful welcome given to the Prince of Wales. The Consul added: Our detractors are at work again and seem to have selected a particularly unfortunate time to do their work. STATE TEACHERS. MELBOURNE, April 20. The annual comerence of the Australian State Teachers’ Federation adopted a resolution that the compulsory school age should be raised to sixteen, also that a uniform matriculation standard be adopted. j
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Hokitika Guardian, 20 April 1922, Page 3
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187AUSTRALIAN. Hokitika Guardian, 20 April 1922, Page 3
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