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Kaikoura Star, Volume LVI, Issue 91, 19 November 1936, Page 2

The winner of the doll competition, organised by St. Michael’s Tennis Club, was Mr !■'. Clemett (No. -19). Mr 1.. Shannon, of the local Post and Telegraph staff, who has bm n on his annual holiday, retu rne<! to Kaikoura yesi et'day and resumed duty to-day. Messrs Pyne. Gould, Guinness, Eld., notify that Messrs Gieen and Go’s fat pig buyer will be in Kaikoura to-day anil to-morrow, also that the ( v have three Jersey and one J-'riesian bull for In (lie cricket match, England v. \ew South Wales, the latter team won by Id.') runs. England made 153 in the first ami dll in the second innings. Now South Wales scored 273 in the first ami 32(> in the second innings. A cable message announces that Queen Mai'v’s decision to attend King Edward ’s coronation represents a departure from (he precedent established by Queen -Alexandra, who did not attend King George’s coronation. The Daily Telegraph says that Queen Alary , will be (he liist Queen mother in English history to see her sou crowned. Am ’ ■ ■ k st that Benjamin (’haytin, who disappeared years ago after an indictment by a grand jury for sterling jewellery from, the pocket of his roommate, who died of heart disease re- 1 cently, was apprehended. but the 1 judge released him because there were no longer anv witnesses of tin 13 who ■ were able to testify against him. .'•.’ine are dead, one is insane, two are :i- ? faring from senile debility, and the last was outlawed because he was • on- 1 virted as an accomplice in tin 1 crime. 1 According to official statistics ih’rc were li’.s millionaires in Britain airing tie huamial yeai 1931-35. ]•