TELEGRAMS

Hokitika Guardian, 17 October 1922, Page 3

TELEGRAMS

IJV TELEGRAPH —-PRKSS ASSN., COVYRIUHT. AIR FORCE. WELIXGTON, Got 16. The Defence Department is nrraugi ing to create an air force reserve by j posting to it all ex-R.A.F. Officers I desirous of joining, and by giving ! specia lopportunities to take refresher j courses 'to lie carried out by arrangej moot with the New Zealand aviation companies. The course includes six j hours flying for which the company is I to he paid £9O for a seaplane. C 7-5 for | tin aeroplane and pilot. It is anticij paled only ten seaplanes and 2-1 aero- | plane pilots will Ih- dealt with this ! financial year, making £9OO for each ' company. DAIRY POOI.. WELLINGTON, October 16. A Parliamentary Committee has heard a number of North Island witnesses in regard to the Dairy Produce Export Ci ntrol Bill, South Island j witnesses will he heard on Wednesday. found dead. GISBORNE. October 16. i.\ man named Win. George Morgan, sixty-six years of age. was found dead in Us house in lied. He resided alone Death apparently occurred two or | three days previously. Tlicte arc no j suspicions circumstances. !

SCHOOLS SPORTS DISPUTE. CHRISTCHURCH. Oct, 17. Representatives of the various sports bodies discussed the decision "I tieSchools Athletic Association limiting its competitors to State schools and excluding Mansts and other church schools. The meeting carried a mnt-i'm protesting against the decision of the Association, regretting that no reason had been given for it, and urging the Association to appoint delegates to confer with sports bodies before enforcing.