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Hokitika Guardian, 5 March 1923, Page 1

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AUSTRALIAN AND N. 7.. CABLE ASSOCIATION. K.NPKI.LKD FROM (.ARC)!? PARTY SYDNEY. M:ircli 3. Tin- Australian Labour Party exoeutivc expelled .1. 11. Suttor (Legislative Councillor) t'rum the movement together with the Secretary and ex-Scero-tary of Lithgow League. of which Sottor" was supposed lo have enjoyed tlm - years inemhership necessary for Parliament. \PPOI XT.AI KNT QV ESTI ONE 0 SYDNEY, March 3. I.alionr Aldermen cave notiee of a. recission of the appointment of City Surveyor. It was stated that allega* tions prior to the Council meeting prejudiced .Mr Rush’s appointment, cable advices from New Zealand since, disproving the allegation. Phc matter will la- decided on tile (ith. MR DOOLEY'S POSITION. JVR IS RANK, March 3Mr Dooley is eu route to Sydney, lie -,nys twenty member- are prepared to walls out villi him. IIiUSHANK SENSATION. BRISBANE. March -I. During the inter-State amateur cycling ehanipionsliips, while the !ivemile race was being run, no fewer than sixteen riders fell, several being badly injured. Tlie crowd alleged loul riding, and rushed the ground. An n'lieir anuouiieeiiu'iit was thail made that, tin lil an impiirv had been held, no plaeings would he recorded. Alter the mi nuiry, it was dt-eided that theri- h.ad I ecu no foul riding, ami Ihe race was awarded to Dempsey (New South Wider) 1. lirondbeu 1 (A ietorial 2, M aier I X.S.AA .) 3.

'l'lie one mile championship resiilied Mmiro f(,)ucenslnnd) 1, Rrmidhent i.Nr South Wales) 2. Copins (New Smit Wales) 3.