RUGBY RULES.
AUSTRALIAN SUGGESTIONS TURNED DOWN. ENGLISH UNION’S DECISION. (Received Friday, 7.55 p.m.) . BRISBANE, February 17 " n< ? emood ‘bat the English ing a toteTfrom EnXTXSinTthe views, hoping that some way out” a critical situation may yet be fonnJ They contend that a'retmn to “ be fatal to the “ dZ £ Quecnslan d which has eleven players in April “ t6am g ° ir ' e to Africa posed B t7 n l'l rS ?° d that His alB o Proposed to send an Australian Rugby wards th > ea “ New Ze a land S to' wards the close of the coming season Thl h Aii 18 T.i aCC l epta^!e to Zealand. Australia inMaTto MESSAGE FROM KING GEORGE. (Received . Friday, 7.55 p.m.) JACKSONVILLE (Florida), „. „ February 16. ■King George expressed his regret at the attempt on the life of the Presi-dent-elect, in a message received by Mr Roosevelt on Thursday night, while en route to New York. The message reads: "I have received the King’s command to express to you His Majesty’s abhorrence at the outrageous attempt on your life and his congratulations. (Signed) Osborne, British Etn-
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Wairarapa Age, 18 February 1933, Page 5
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