TO-DAY'S NEWS.

Press, Volume LX, Issue 18184, 22 September 1924, Page 8

TO-DAY'S NEWS.

LOCAL AND GENERAL.

lie Eipple Disaster. The linding of tho Court of Enquiry into the loss of the steamer Eipple will be found on page 14. 'ootbalL Canterbury defeated Wellington in a Kugby match at Lancaster Park on Saturday, and at Dunedin, Southland suffered their first defeat this .-easoii at the hands of Otngo. BRITISH AND FOREIGN. Che All Blacks. After a gruelling guiuc, the A:.' Plaoks defeated .Somerset by poiuls 1o oil. The ground was v,et und i !;e ball greasy. disarmament. An International Conference on disarmament will be held on June I.3th nest. fighting in Morocco. _A.ftrr tcvorc "the Sr>arii;±rd.s captured several strong posts near Gorgues at the point of the bayonet. Sorder Dispute. in 'hp northern bonier territory of Ireland :ire openly discussing the imminence of bloodshed. Icavy Earthquake. Sixty lives were lost una many villages destroyed through an earthquake in the Erzeroum district. Jeorgian Revolt. * The Eed Army entered the Georgian capital on the ISth inst., after desperate lighting, and immediately executed six hundred citizens. Scnlling Championship. The race between Paddon and Goodsell for the world's championship -was something of a fiasco, as O'oodsell capsized after covering a quarter of a mile.