LATE TELEGRAMS

Dunstan Times, Issue 3144, 20 November 1922, Page 5

LATE TELEGRAMS

Monday, 20thThe shipping strike is improving and strikers are offering to resume work. The imprisoned members of the Paloona at Melbourne, after receiving written guarantees against victimisation returned to the steamer which is expected to return to New Zealand todayWinton races Saturday resulted : Awarua Hc'p Ruena I, Killouff 2. Oreti Trot, Indian Child I, Cottage Girl 2. Stewards, Mantua I, In the Pink 2. Steeplechase, Silverspire, Innisfallen. Soldiers Memorial, Silver Peak, General Advance, Corn Rigs- County Handicap, Soldiers Pride, Naomi. Dash Trot, First Glance, Oakland, Farewell Calibration, Lady Blissful. In the first heat of the scries of seven races to select the Otago boat in the Sanders challenge in Auckland, Eunice the winner was disqualified for starting over the line while the Winnifred and lona capsized while holding good positions. This left the Heather a lucky winner. The probabilities are that the cricket match between Victoria and McLaren's Eleven will be a draw. The present scores are England 210 and 100 for two wickets, Victoria 278In local games 240 beat Albion 56 and 73- Dunedin won on the first innings against Carisbrook- Dunedin made 87 and 126, and Carisbrook 79 and 102 for 5 wickets.