WELLINGTON NOTES.
(By Telegraph.—Own Correspondent.)
WELLINGTON, this (lav
THIS STRATFORD ROAD
The Premier, Sir Joseph Ward, and; the lions. Walker and Carroll return- \ ed from Christehurch this afternoon. ! I learn, on enquiry that (he road from Stratford to the Alain Trunk Railway on the Ohura section is not open for wheel traffic, but a horse track is completed. THE BTSLEY TEAM. Complaints have been made by \UCkland volunteers ilial Auckland a claims have been ignored in the neleclion of members for the Rislcy nfle team. 1 have authority For slating it has been urged thai Carlson (who made an excellent score at Trcnthain at the last Rifle Association competition) with Webster, either or both, should have.been chosen, but the Committee of Selection, having carefully considered the claims of the men, I decided that neither was suitable. The Committee were of opinion that Carlson, though a very good shot individually, is not suited for firing with a team. Regarding Webster. though formerly in the front rank among marksmen, he has fallen off. THE CADET CORPS.
The regulations relating to the organisation of cadet corps is awaiting the approval of Cabinet.
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Auckland Star, Volume XXXIII, Issue 83, 9 April 1902, Page 2
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