AUSTRALIAN CABLES.

Auckland Star, Volume LI, Issue 208, 31 August 1920, Page 5

AUSTRALIAN CABLES.

(Received 8.30 a.m.) LIEUTENANT PARER'S RETURN \ MELBOURNE, this day. i Contrary to expectations, Lieuts. and spent a quiet evening at Lieut. Parer and Mcintosh arrived at Melbourne in a Defence Department biplane, and spent a quiet evening at Lieut. Parer's home. There will be a public welcome on Tuesday at Flemington.—-(A. and N.Z. Cable ) ADVERTISE, AUSTRALIA. i v SYDNEY, this day. The Advertising Men's Congress de- " cided to ask the Federal Government to > erect at the Federal capital a memorial - to Sir Ross Smith and his companions - as a recognition of the advertisement which their flight gave Australia throughout the world. Mr. G. Beckett, of New Zealand, was elected one of the * vice-presidents of the association.—(A. and N.Z. Cable.) GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP. MELBOURNE, this day. a Ivo Whitton and Norman Brookes c won the foursome golf championship oi s Victoria with rounds of 78 and 80 re- ,- spectively. —(A. and N.Z. Cable.) o -. a FEDERAL ADULLAMITES. [| MELBOURNE, this day. n The Federal Government's defeat on c the Arbitration Bill has no political sigi- nificence beyond the possible indication a of the formation of a "cave" in the ) Nationalist party, as a result of feeline over Mr. Watt's resignation.—(A. and N.Z. Cable.) RECORD MOTOR CYCLE RIDE. MELBOURNE, this day. . o Harold Parsons motor-cycled 1111. - miles in 24 hours, a world's record.— (A and N.Z. Cable.),