TO-DAY'S NEWS.

Press, Volume LIX, Issue 17882, 1 October 1923, Page 8

TO-DAY'S NEWS.

LOCAL AND GENERAL. Amateur Golf Cnamplonanrp. The amateur golf championship was won by Goss (Wanganui) after two exciting rounds. Ttoani-Christcaurch Boad Bace. * The Timaru-Christchurch road race on Saturday was won by H. G. Watson, of Marshlands, while the fastest timo was secured by Phil O'Shea, of Christchurch. Colours for Canterbury Regiment. New colours for the First Battalion, Canterbury Begiment, were consecrated and presented on Saturday afternoon. FOREIGN. Mr Massey. ** Mr Massoy arrived in London on Friday, and was enthusiastically welcomed by a large gathering of New Zcalanders. .Subsequently he was sent for by Mr Stanley Baldwin, with whom he had a long interview. Eutope To-day. Mr Lloyd George, in his latest arI ticle, analyses the European situation to-day,. Hoke Politics. Mr H. H. Asquith, in a speech in- , augurating the Liberal autumn ( referred to the diaquiet- ; ing conditions at homo and "'■ abroad. The Buhr. Germany has issued an ordnance res- { cinding fivo governmental orders \ made on tho occasion of the Buhr i occupation. League of Nations. ' -ibyssinla has been admitted to mem- '- "\ berahip of tho League of Nations. Aviation. Tho Schneider Cup race was won by ~ i Lieutenant Eittenhouise, of the ' | United Statos Navy. ♦'London'sTire £ing." 4 remarkable story of a gigantic in- ' I | cendiary organisation, which is : estimated to have cost London in- '•'."'■ suraneo tana £ 250,000 ,was un- ' • folded list week at tho Old Bailey.

Conditions in Japan, further earthquake' shocks have occurred in Osaka and Kobe, but no damage is reported. The work of . ' clearing up the debris of the recent disaster is proceeding satisfactorily, -BaUway communication between Tokyo and Yokohama has ' beon restored.