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j (By Electric Telegraph.—Copyright. (United Press Association.) TROUBLE WITH RAILWAY CLERKS. The trouble with the railway soci eties' clerks has been accentuate! ' through the executive dismissing ; prominent stall official and censuring others for sympathising with the cas ual clerks. TENNIS. Lowe heat Doust in the South oi England tournament o—l, 7—9, (>—o, 6—4. SLIGHT ON THE ALL-BLACKS. The Referee, commenting on the visit of the South African footballers, says the All-Blacks had a prior claim; therefore it was regrettable that merely because the South Africans were excellent men to meet off or on the field, affront should be placed on another part of the Empire.
.MOTOR BOAT RECORD. New York, September 15. At a regatta at Niagara a motor boat Baby R<diance 11, owned by Mr J. Stunt Black-ton, of Brooklyn, lowered the world's record by over a minute, winning the 25 miles international interlake championship at the rate of 46.14 miles per hour.
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIV, Issue 20, 16 September 1912, Page 6
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