LATE TELEGRAMS
MacLan&s English cricket eleven played a drawn game against Westralia at PerthThe Seamens trouble at Auckland is unchanged- The men arc marking time till the local president and Secretary of the Seamens Union return from Wellington. The abdication of the Sultan of Turkey is reported. Irish rebels in County South again received much damage wrought by explosions. The Victorian Derby went to Whittier the Caufield Cup winner who established a race record of 2 min 34 sees-The surprise of the day was Eurthymics third to Harvest King and Rivoli in the Melbourne stakes a mile and a quarter, at weight for age.
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Dunstan Times, Issue 3142, 6 November 1922, Page 5
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