SCULLING.

Hokitika Guardian, 18 April 1923, Page 4

SCULLING.

W'Oft! It'S CHAMPIONSHIP. WAN'D ANTI. April 11. The latest Sydney "H-llle," to hand slate- that the I’addon-j laißiclil null!!! fer the .-culling 1 ha in punish i n of tie.- world will profit',hv lie rowed a! the likely' I, he tl cec pi a hie l,: lladliehl's up!)' iter . who hate | hi nm -I for the 1 halh ng-T in l-. '- e for Ausiralia ahoiit t he end oi 1 his nion i h . tiled I h-y I'i'.d.on it impci-tiiite f r Hailhi'.-ld to luiv • at side under the tipci't i-ion o| 1 urge Towns hi lore ilc r u-e takes pit,, o. It i- nu tun i.-i (ti tii! that Jim Paddon will re is • tint 01.i.-ei ion lo rowing a! OWL the mill !!" ol .Inin-. In hi- letters to Wanganui friend- Ihiddou tiu1. • , iv.-d a challenge, a- In- wa- beginning to fear !:,■ we- not going to get a pf.till villi anyone until Ice was well oil ihe (lav award gate!-', i mm all ;e----counts, there L nu likelihood of Pad.'no a;-",, . ing 1 1 low anywhere Inti e.u ihe |; i-hne.iuil river, in which di-trid most of his .support’ rs live and lie pro- ],,,-,,| t’ -ni. heiore i lining to .New Zeeland la- 1 year, that in the event o! w inning I lie title he would de.end it on the’Richmond. H.-orge Ti was. who knows the South V- aii’liittrn course, says it e- a g-od on.', and t hat ii >!, mid not tak-. long l< r i iaduclil to i'-itru all tin I'e !- lo know 1i l ! 1 . | laijlii !d ,' a to have arrived in W'tmcauui tiii- Wtlnn ha- Leu detaitlIn A nek la ml owing tu illne-s in hi(a:,lilt. lie expects to reach Wanganui early" in xl week tu fix ni all arrangement:* wit it the committee here and have a 1 w raws on the river be lore leaving for Australia.