AUSTRALIAN NEWS
RIFLE SHOOTING; KING’S PRIZE.
(Australian Frees Association)
(Received this day at 8.30. a.m.) , BRISBANE, August 24. The King’s pnz6 at the Southern Queensland Rifle Association’s meeting was Won by'N. Woodyatt with 338; H. Mason, of Sydneyj 328 second and A. fferguson of Sydney 327 third.
VICTORIAN BILL,
MELBOURNE, August 24
The Victorian Government is tightening the Police Offences statutes. A bill js ' haw before/.Parliament to 'prohibit (fraudulent advertisements, • betting in streets and hotels, taking sketches or . photographs of judges, barristers, ’accused/ persons or a 'witness in judicial proceedings. : j-’ SYDNEY, August 24. Alderson, Secretary of the Rowing Association, stated that there was hot even the possibility of New , South Wales sending a crew to the provincial championships in New Zealand. '■ *■ LINERS S\IL. ’ f •. -5 , , SYDNEY', vAugust 2& ? The Maheuo sailed at 1 p.m., for Auckland, and the Makura at 5 ip.mi for Wellington. 1
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Hokitika Guardian, 24 August 1929, Page 5
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