TELEGRAMS.

Hokitika Guardian, 13 October 1922, Page 3

TELEGRAMS.

| BV TELEGRAPH —rRESS ASSN., COPYRIGHT. FOUND DROWNED. AUCKLAND. Oct. 12. Aar,in K. Manuel, who was found drowned at Sydney, was 50 years of age, and well known in sporting circles. He raced several horses at various times, and wont to Sydney on a health trip some months ago. FOOTBALL UNREST. WELLINGTON, Oct. 13. Soccer football is not alone in Wellington in its internal trouble'. For some time there lias been unrest in Rugby Union circles also and this found expression in a motion to amend the constitution of the Management Committee which was finally discussed last night. The malcontents were dc--1 v a large majority and the present management upheld. A motion to consider the present stale of Rngl.iy in Wellington and devise ways and means to improve the standard cl play was carried without, discussion and after the past season’s experience. it was badly needed. POLITICAL. DANNEYIRKE, Oct. 13 Mr Ransom (Liberal and Labour candidate for Paliiatua) opened his cam- j paign at Mataniou. He declared him- j self opposed to party government hut i did not think an independent attitude j was satisfactory, therefore a member j should attach, himself to an existing j party that came nearest his ideals. Hi I condemned the Premier for dragging the Union Jack into polities. He ndvn- ! voted the railways being removed from ; political control and placed under a j hoard. 1

SUDDEN DEATH. CHRISTCHURCH. Oct. 13. George Ambrose Holland, aged 70. died suddenly after complaining of '■tnmacli nniiis. Ho was married on Wednesday. u inquest is arranged.