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Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 186, 3 May 1920, Page 5

. A Cape Town message announces a new departure in aeroplamng—a Hand-ley-Page machine having conveyed a university football team to play at Moresburg, a journey of eighty miles. It ; s reported from Constantinople that landing parties from the battleships Revenge and Rnmilies dismantled tho fortifications, at Trobizond, in. accordance with the terms of the Turkish armistice. ' ■• • Mr. V. A. Vanderlip, the well-known American banker, discussing conditions in Japan and Ameriea, said both countries nad vastly increased credits and inflated currency, but conditions in Japan were even moro aggravated. Mr. Vanderlip added that he believed dangerous conditions were approaching, involving possibilities of serious trouble. "New Zealand Sporting Life" is tho title of an illustrated monthly magazine which is announced lo be published in Wellington on May IG. All branches; of sport will be catered for, each division being under tho. control of experts. Among tho many foatures will bo reminisconces' by old-time trainers,, sporting iokes, and anecdote, short raoing story, boxing notes by Tim Tracey, billiard notes by Alex. C. Cros'san, theatrical notes, . golf gossip, and other magazine matter, supported by illuetrfftions bearing on tho letterpress.