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Auckland Star, Volume LIII, Issue 90, 17 April 1922, Page 1

TABLE TALK.

c 1 Canterbury swimmers iron the Xordea i Cop. { Easter bowling tournament in pro- - gress. ' Inter-University sports on the Domain (l to-morrow. - 1 Hadfield is a firm favourite for tba • sculling championship. ~ m Rnal match of the Walker Shield comt petition on the Domain. V Weather in pleaeanter mood for the ' last day of the holidays. 1 Prince of Wales continues his trium--0 phal progress in Japan. - Eight race meetings in different parts ? of the Dominion in progress to-day. „ Fatal collision between a motor car 2 and a cart at Thames on Saturday j evening. a. Rowdy students caused a little ? trouble at the inter-Varsity debate oa S Saturday night. ' Inter-provincial fours won easily by . Canterbury, Otago being second and r Auckland fourth. ? Mr. Lloyd George is optimistic con- ,', cerning the preliminary work at the - Genoa Conference. t In the second heat of the English bil--1; liarde championship, T. Newman (8,000) r beat J. Davis (5,181) jj De Valera is gaid to have been super--2 seded in control of the Irish republicans j by Commandant O'Connor. The Football Association final for the - Scottish Cup between Glasgow Rangers 3 and Grennock Morton resulted in a win J for the latter by 1 goal to nil r Substantial falling-off in the totalisa- * tor figures at Ellerelie on Saturday, the \ shrinkage being £26,820 10/ compared - x with the first day of the 1921 Autumn Meeting. ; Latest Tiffany style 18ct wedding 1 rings, 21/, 25/, 30/, 35/, 40/, to 70/, at ; ISilk's, Jeweller.—(Ad.) ' Glorious geme, all colours, mounted in ■' solid gold necklet pendants, 27/6, 30/, f 40/, to £10 10/, at Silk's Jeweller.—Ad. : 'Next time you go for a "spot" say r "Sandy Macdonald," and it'll be a' richt, » ye ken!—(Ad.)