AUSTRALIAN.

Hokitika Guardian, 20 November 1922, Page 3

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iUSTIIAI.IA.N AND N.Z. CABLE ASSOCIATION. AUSTRALIAN BOUTS. SYDNEY, Nov 19 Alel. Coogan (America) was awarded the verdict on a foul against Archie Bradley at the end of a gruelling eleven rounds. Doth were even, hut they frequently adopted tactics not in accordance with (lie rules, and kept the referee busy. The verdict caused much dissatisfaction. .MELBOURNE, Nov. 19. Eddy Rainies defeated .Jerry Sullivan, on a fool, in the eighteenth round.

A AtURDF.It CHARGE. HOBART. Nov 19. The man George Carpenter (whose arrest was cabled oil November Ist), has beett committed for trial on a. chargte of murdering Henderson Duncomhe. and Thomas Carpenter. The accused told the police that a wound |y> had received in the hut had prevented him using his two remaining bullets—one for his capture rs, and the other for himself. PAI.OONA’S MEN RETURN. (Received this day at 8 a.m.) SYDNEY. November ,18. Lt is considered possible that the decision of the Paloona’s crew to rejoin the ship may cause the Afoeraki’s and Waikawa crews to reconsider the position. Three memliers of the crew ol the Union C'ov’s Koromika, at Newcastle were sentenced to one day’s detention for leaving the steamer and refusing to return. The Court ordered, they he placed aboard. The men stated they would not work ,if placed aboard.