GENERAL CABLES

Hokitika Guardian, 8 January 1929, Page 6

GENERAL CABLES

AUSTRALIAN POLO PLAYERS. (United Press Association—By Electric Telegraph— Copyright). •’ '■ HONOLULU, Jan. 6. Captain Pearson,, of the Austral i anil awaii an polo team, sailed for San Francisco. Messrs Beveridge and Skene will sail for Los Angeles on Saturdwy with the ponies. The outstanding features of practice games here with leading ILf aij, pel" players were the team work between Skene, and Pearson and the headlines of the Australian ponies. In a final exhibition practice on Thursday, Skene and Pearson gave Tommy Hit'hcock, tne American international captain, some real competition. No so do was recorded, hut the Blues, with Pearson and Skene, scored more.often than the oranges] with Hitchcock. DICT ATORS I 1.1 P VAVO UR ABLY ICF.CEI VEIL 5 (Received this day at 8.30. a.in.) BEK I.IN, January. 7. Advices from Belgrade state.tin* die tutorship was sympathetically receded iii the provinces. The Croat leader, Doctor Mafsehok. said the fetters have been burst now and thanks to the Monarch’s wisdom we shall be masters of a house of Ire Croatia ns, The press has been forbidden to criticise the Government, like wise to publish articles calculated In create unrest. , .. .. • Parliament is closed and ;Deputies' 'were denied mdinittan'ce. LADY HEATH. LONDON, January 7. Lady Heath has written to the Em pire Air League resigning t'he presidency of the women’s section, as slu intends going from America to Australia. ’ .