SHIPPING

Evening Post, Volume CXX, Issue 6, 6 July 1935, Page 11

SHIPPING

DEPARTURES. SATURDAY, JULY 6. KARETU, s.s. (noon), 3210 tons, Corby, foe WINGATUI, .*-(12-.33 p-moV-SSiS tons, XtoU* field, for Auckland. • . . . .

BY TELEGRAPH. AUCKLAND, July 6. Arrivcd.-Itotorua (11.45 a.m.),'from \\el-"iS-Pn: W (10-20 ,».m.) l _for_Cl»liom«.

WRESTLING ON MONDAY.

Strenuous and skilful wrestling■ b£ a Monday night between • Lofty Blon> | field (New Zealand) and Glenn Wade , Tt ca i The progress that isiomSd"has made mV last few months has amazed many, of those who^aw him in action previously. He is a big m™ and was always a.powoftd md determined wrestler, but his recent visit to the United States, where he (successfully competed against some.ot the leading matmen m the country, gave him experience which enabled him to bring the holds he had already employed to a greater stage of perfection, and also taught him new.manoeuvres which now stand him in goad stead. Added to which, he is a shrewd campaigner in the pß?nd.lsC ally regarded as being able to extend any of the other wrestlers in . the country and beat most of them. B omfield's match with Wade at Auckland created remarkable enthusiasm among a large attendance of spectators and both men received high tributes from the Press. Wade has already appeared in Wellington this season and -.ia3 created a fine impression by reason ol his clever and purposeful; wrestling. He is one of the most prominent, figures in the game in America, where one of his best performances was to hold Pesek to a draw in a bout last--ing two and a half hours. Particulars are advertised in this, issue. !