Cable Jottings

Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 620, 23 March 1929, Page 9

Cable Jottings

FATHER FOR TRIAL.—TiI e coroner ll .Sydney yesterday committed Aired Ellis for trial on the charge of aurdering his son, Edward Ellis, a Jockey, on March 15.—A.P.A. ZJ-E HAGUE COURT.—Sir Cecil ,egal adviser to the Foreign h C? * as keen nominated to succeed o© late Viscount Finlay as British jfpresentative on the Hague Court. — KXTRAVAG AXT .MINISTER The polish Diet has decided to prosecute _ ae . former Finance Minister, Mr. Gab- * for the alleged illegal Pending of £12.500,000 in excess of ,e amount sanctioned. —A.P.A. gLY-WEIGHT BOXING. —ln a match at the Albert Hall, Lonnr t?° hncy Hill (Scotland), by beatnik ni ° Jarvi s (Millwall) on points, "J 5 rounds, retained the British flylgllt championship.—U.S. SELECTION "TOXIC.”—An influen- , gr oup of Conservative members trm.T 0 of Commons resolved to t * le Ministry with a view to nsr a forward policy of Empire rt- °Pment and migration, with an , making it a tonic for the gen- *** •lection.’— A.P.A. UK MARRIED—The jocey© Donoghue, was married \rj_J SI. London on March 13, to a, aged 33, daughter of tester. Sh© is stated to be of r>re ß o ndent means - The "Daily Exofßa,RS Steve Donoghue’s bride is fl ; r thf * American dancers known Foi 'de Sisters. Their family dln * *• Finn.— A.P.A.