Ambulance Cadets in H.Z. Contest (P.A.) WELLINGTON, This Day. St John Ambulance cadets from all parts of New Zealand took part in tne Dominion competitions at Wellington on Saturday. Eighteen teams comprising more than 90 competitors competed for the Sir Alfred Robin Memorial Shield. The winners were Wellington Railway Cadets Ambulance Division. Balclutha cadets were runners-up and Auckland No. 4 Crusader Division was third. The Gilberd Cup for the champion team leader was won by Corporal T. M. Dick, Wellington Railway. The Rockwell Cup. awarded to the best individual team member, was won by Cadet R. Robson, Auckland. The Bledisloe Cup was won by Sergeant K. Voltz, Wanganui Marist Cadet Ambulance Division.
Converting More Locos To Oil Burners (P.A.) WELLINGTON, This Day. The test change-over from coal locomotives to oil burners has proyed so successful that it is the intention of the Railways Department to proceed with conversions in railway workshops until a total of 42 are in use. ‘“There are 17 out now and it is hoped that there will be at least 26 working by Christmas,” said the General Manager of Railways (Mr James Sawers). • “There will be oil stations at Paekakariki, Palmerston North, Napier, Taih'ape, Taumarunui and New Plymouth. Some of these are already operating.” Tasty N.Z. Berries (Special) AUCKLAND, This Day. “Many New Zealand berries are very tasty and make nice jelly,” said Mr Johannes C. Andersen in a public lecture on “New Zealand Trees” at the Auckland Museum yesterday afternoon. He said that all native berries, except the karaka and the tutu, could be eaten safely and that some when made into jelly tasted far better than jelly from apples and guavas. BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS
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