AUSTRALIAN CABLES.

Auckland Star, Volume LIV, Issue 47, 24 February 1923, Page 7

AUSTRALIAN CABLES.

LADY CHAMPION- SWIMMERS SYDNEY. February 2:i. Tlie ladies' 100 yards backstroke swim ining championship ol AlHtlaliil was will hy Mis-* i:. Yenning. Mrs. I. HnS«rt«oi second, and Miss ).. Yenning tjiirrt -i A and N.Z. Cnbl,M A.L.P. AND ITS LEADERS. SVJJNKV. this day. The Labour imrty executive issued i statement declaring that it believes thai Mr. -I. Dooley. ex-Premier, knew thai Mr. Suttor was ineligible fur appoint ment to the Legislative Council, ant warning Labour politicians not to iioini liate candidates for sudi distinction/ before satisfying themselves that thej are t|iialifie<J members of tiie Labou'i movement.- iA. and N.Z. ( alile i JAVA SUGAR FOR N.Z. SYDNF.Y. this .lay. The steamers I'ona and Springburr have, been chartered to lift full cargoei of sugar from -lava for New Zealand. - iA. and N.Z. Cable.) SHOW ON GOOD FRIDAY SYDNKY tins day. Replying to Archbishop Wright's pro test against the holding of the show on Good Friday, Sir Samuel Horderu president of ihe Royal Agriculture! Society, in a letter to the Archbishop state-?: "I have yet to learn that a great majority of the citizens are with yon ill this matter. Anything that tlie mo.st scrupulous person might take exception to is eliminated. Personally. 1 -cc n<; imjre harm in visiting the show than visiting harbour beauty snots, as is ilom= by many on d«»ti Friday."— (A. and N.Z. Caile.J .- . .. .