DOMINION NEWS.
(By Telegraph—Per Press Association,
FOUND DEAD. CHRISTCHURCH, July 11. Daniel Fitzgerald, single, of Islington, was lound lying dead by a tramline near Bush Inn, Kit-carton, at 1.3') yesterday morning. There was a bicycle near which showed signs of having been run over by a vehicle.
SOCCER TEAM ENTERTAINED, WELLINGTON. Julv 11
At a dinner to the Canadian Soccer team Sir C. P. Skerrett- presided, and Hon. J. G. Coates and Sir Charles Statham. Speaker of the House, and Mr If. E. Holland were present. Mr Coates spoke of the value of visits by athletic teams to one anaothcr’s countries and hoped this visit wotu’d help to foster trade with Canada. The volume was increasing as it, was. Both countries held a great heritage to develop. The Canadians presented badges of life membership to Hon. ,J. G. Coates, Sir Charles Statham and the New Zealand officials. Alderman Adam. Canadian .Manager, awarded the medal given for the best New Zealand player in the match, to Anderson ol Otago.
MOTOR BOAT IN TROUBLE. CHRISTCHURCH. July 11. Through a rope fouling the pmpclior a motor boat became unmanageable on Sumner bar yesterday. She had four men aboard who made desperate signal’s for assistance, as I lie sea was very rough. Alter a good deal of trouble the lifeboat got a low rope aboard and effected a rescue amid cheers from hundreds wlni watched the incident.
EX-INSPECToR GO)'EN DEAD. DUNEDIN. July 11. Obituary—Peter Goveii, aged SI, exchief inspector of schools. lie was a well known educational author. TRAMWAY DECISION. AUCKLAND, July 11. By a decision of the Supreme Court to-day the 0.0. C. services of Mount Kden .Motor Bus Company are to he taken over by Auckland corporation. The amount of compensation will he dealt with hv an action to he heard a month hence. The purchase price claimed is ffiid.RL Judge Tlerdman said a majority decision of the court was that 0. '.(’. Imses were in substantial competition in the district served hv the tramway service, as laid down hv the Act.
OBITUARY. AUCKLAND. July 11. Obituary.—C. F. .Mark. Secretary of Auckland Trotting Club, and a member of the New Zealand Trotting Asxooia-
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