STOP PRESS NEWS.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 17576, 29 June 1925, Page 1

STOP PRESS NEWS.

THE FARMERS’ COOP. PROPOSALS TO J>K MODIFIED Whe th:• re olution of the St ck xchange wa- mentioned tc* h ma. Gc-r . f .he New Zealand fanners aid that the cir< issued by tla Erectors: contained only a series o' uggestions for tne cousiderat.on o. hose concerned. The proposals wen - übjeet to modification, and were, i* act, being modified. RACING ACCIDENT. PARIS, June 28. A bad accident nuured the race r the Grand Frix. Three horses, ram, Faraway, and Ac ultimo li. t idden by F. Bullock, Allemaud anti Yonoghue respectively, fell. The first wo walked away, but Bonoghue was trried c 11' unconscious, 'iiio surgeon 'ho attended lnm states that it \vatouch and go. Artificial respir tion was, necessary to restore Bono%vas injured and he suffered many but will not be a bio to ride for -overal weeks, possibly mouths. Bullock was badly shaken, but was not -eriously hurt. CRICKET AYE RAUEs. LONDON, June A>. The batting averages are;—Hobbs l£9l runs, avt-rage 91.11; Holmes -•>80, average 61.17; licndren 233 , average 78. hi; ruleEP© is twentieth v itb 7i:, average 30.-5. Bowling:—Tate 110 wickets, average ..0.8-3; R. Ty Ides ley 71 ami 13.00; Tacaulayd .-.5 arid 13.10.- Durht.cn ~>l uni li.OUi Macdonald x>. ninth witn •1 and iG.JU. ATHLETES COMING WELLINGTON. June At. A v J it b : - a lam of American ; tMet••*.■> to New Zealand next sum- • r • practical .. ertaint} - • ' • 1 | *1 I're--1 !, t h-di -a-ion- are that three et-’d champi-ms "ill bo included. J . S-’le-L and 11. M. Osborne are ex •etc-] to make The trip. ’i he final lection *v. iE 1 c made after tinne ri ... u::l Champions P HIS ONER' S DE AT LI. * Paparua thud, w: - found .’.-ad in i* cell this in ram- Ik-nth v.as pparently due ; j mutual eau-c . TE MiI’HONE DCS 'ONNECTLD. Judgment va< ru-.rud t-.-dax in . i e in which ft! ward Uc: z.-1. . tax fixer, claimed bl damage * ir ::i tin hristclnir-h City C.mnrd as a result f disconnection, at tho Council s indention. of tho tolcph~ue on the and ’G'-r. which i-la ntifF yli« d f *r ire. The defence alleged that the \xi-drivers t.n the stand 1. J m-t ampl'ed with the prew'sions under hich they were allowed to u=© the iephoue. •LANDSG?-i )■: I:!•: 1 > V i:sTs. College Board of j . f est bb. ing :rh dar-hips at th. n Jm i : :• Rathli m> c-J t, Will ■ awa. . ,i .t'.m* fia.ra Mr:ft, wtie ol I*i • fe-sor -J. I Uab::111, J’-i-toi -dield. Ilam -, England.