"STOP PRESS" NEWS.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 12776, 21 October 1919, Page 1

"STOP PRESS" NEWS.

(Reserved T° r late news received after tjje paper has eon© to press.) training notes. MELBOURNE, October 21. Training at Caulfield was Tone jjj ■showery weather. Snub did ten furlongs on tho grass in 2min 1-fscc. auc went we!!. Scornful assisted in the last six, which were covered in link--Oscc. Ken 11 ford and Arclt Marella six on tho grass in Imin 22sec. Cetigne aiid Admiral Collingwocd six on the grass in Imin 20sec, Miss Gold six or. ■tho grass in Imin ISlsec; Kebuit and Tasilkov seven on the grass in Imin STsec, Evsehus ten on the grass in .. nrveyor on tile outside track did Cv". over the same distance. Delight s •■■no Hymostta for a ‘mile <i.. the gra.-s in Imin 57soc. At Flomington Artilleryman (G. Harrison) did ten furlongs- comfortably- orthe grass in imin 20sec. lanor and Kennaquhair did nine easily in 2ir.it> lOsec, Setioound did twelve in rink -IStec, Prince Viridis did nine- in even lime, Kiprhtwat-cli and Lucknow did useful work. Chroma did six in Imin 22sec. Lansell has arrived. To-days river report- states that the Eaugitala is askable, the Opihi, AVaitaki'and AVaimakuriri North clear, thcAVaimakariri South slightly discoloured, and tho Eakaia diity. BRICKLAYERS’ AWARD. An interpretation by the Arid!ration Court of the Canterbury Bricklavers' Award has been filed. It i s held that the suburban worker is entitled to be paid for all time occupied in travelling beyond the Ir. mile radius at the rale of one hour’s piny for every three miles, travelled. He is not entitled to any payment for tho return journey and i employers* arc not bound to provide! conveyance or pay the ordinary train or tram fares lor the workers when reluming from work. | ~~ *i y i t 1 i * s i.