LATE SHIPPING

Evening Star, Issue 18812, 10 December 1924, Page 6

LATE SHIPPING

AR RlVED,—December 10. Navua, s.s. (0.40 p.m.), 2,930 tons, Bill ere, from Lyttelton. Tho Cumberland is expected to leave Port Chalmers this evening for Wanganui. SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. SYDNEY, December 10.-—Arrived I Quebec City, from Auckland. LYTTELTON, December 10.—Sailed ; River Wear (.Storm) (11 a.m.), for Port Chalmers. Las Vegas '(noon), for Dunedin. AUCKLAND, December 10. —Arrived : Itengitolo (0.5 a.m.), from Newcastle; Nauru Chief (7 a.m.). from Newcastle. MELBOURNE, December 10.—Arrived ; Kentucky, from Dunedin. NEWCASTLE, December 10. —Arrived : Kaituna, from New Zealand. Sailed : Kamo, for New Zealand.

Dunedin, December 8, 1924. E. S, Wilson, 'Esq., secretary Otago RugbyFootball Union, Dunedin. Dear’Sir,—We have to acknowledge receipt of y r our letter of the 6th inst., which wo have carefully considered. Wc nolo that your union does not intend to expel Mr Divers, and 1 rankly admits that it could not do so because ho is not in any way connected with Rugby football. lyo gather from your letter that what you. intimated to him amounts to this: that if he should apply for admission to the Rugby Union he will have to meet tins question of professionalism. _ So long as tho matter stands in that position wo cannot, of course, complain. Indeed, it_ is fair and courteous of your union to giv© him that intimation; bat if, without any such application on his part, you should proceed to deal with him in any way, wo doern it right to inform you that he has instructed us to take such proceedings as wo think appropriate to protect his character from defamation—Yours truly, Solomon, Gascoigne, Sinclair, and Solomon (per S. Solomon).