AMERICAN ITEMS.

Hokitika Guardian, 17 September 1924, Page 2

AMERICAN ITEMS.

\CBTRALIAN AND N.Z. CARLE ASSOCIATION

YACHT RACK. NEW YORK, Sef,t. lb

At ‘Ay'ter Ray. F.ngland won the internal i.aie.l six metre yacht race cup l.v taking the final event ol the series, pi it aid scored four t ielories to three i,,r die t’oiled Slates.

i RINt If OF WAl.ifS. MAY YORK, Sept, lb,

’| he l'liu.e of Wales may 1 -lulling his stnv on la.leg l-lami, alihough hie departure for Alberta is tentatively «t. for next Tiiurwlay. Alembc s ol til" Roal |aitv said today that he might again change hi--mind, mill put in a lew days Jim c holiday I'.ay. lb- has had a little more lea e lately, for lie ha.s been i< rtiinnte in dodging cinioits crowd;, since tin- large ,urinal s «ial idfaiis fixed in bis lion ntr are virtu--.Pv ~ve.-. ami bis |l-I gramme remains ciii|.tv. save M r inloimal diniiers. arrange I at slant until e. It is understood tiiat tin- Prime wants to g-i Ids ow n way. with as little publi: il.v as l-nssilde. Mis movements during the last ‘J 1 hours have m t hern revealed and the members of his stall’ explained that he had not tol l them where he had' gone. It is aiinoiiu.ed tin- l’lime has given •‘Asllhy,” one of Ids finest | 010 follies ’t;i Mss Mi: Cues, the daughter of the Ilonourahle Frederick Cues. Captain Cue-, who c In.me is on Long Island, married an American gill. It is ii!sn niiiiDiiuit-d that an audio, of the Prime's remaining polo ponies will take place after the Royal visitors are gone to ( aJiada .

NOTED MRIVFi; KILLED. XF.W YORK. Se; tender lb. At Syracuse. New York. Jimmy Murphv. in an nttem’t to overtake I‘oil Shiil’cf. wlm was winning a 100-mile automobile race, ran oil' the track into a picket fence, where one ol the pickets penetrated hi' lungs. Mur] by died oil arrival at the Hospital.