Auckland Racing Club Summer Meeting Draws Big Purses
Capital sum of £26,221 passed through the totalisator as racing at Auckland began in fine weather. Results include seven furlongs with Lucrece first and Nervine second, two miles with Master Delaval beating Grenade, and other placements across six furlongs to one mile events.
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United Press Association
Peer
Electric Telegraph
Auckland
Auckland Racing Club
Lucrece
Nervine
Foremost
Glenoulloch
Downfall
Cadence
Master Delaval
Grenade
Paritutu
Akarana
Scotty
Akarang
Voluma
Dive
Guarrvos Hurpits
Lady Hune
Silisia
Dolores
Timoa
Baeo
Diva
Ramwar Hawpicar
Nuagsesy Hanpicar
Makeno
Quadroon
Lady Fortis
Imim
Robinson Hanpicar
Colleen
Uhlands
Ben Joneson
Cuwisrwas Hanpicar
Loch Erne
Lady Nannie
Manawatu Summer Meeting Opens with Tight Finishes
The Manawatu Racing Club opened its Summer Meeting with a totalisator of £23,468. Principal results include Manawatu Cup won by Bourasque with Apa second and Truca third, divisions awarding £633 and up. Hurdles saw Handsome Rove first, Weary Bill second, Jack Pot third. divisions paid £72 and £363. Awapuni Handicap was taken by Lord Soult with Margarite second and Pink’un third. divs £5 10s and £8 2d. Gillies Hack Races led by Idaeus, Chicane and Bocka. Nursery Handicap won by Fireiron ahead of English Rose and Happy Maid. Divs £2 5s and £1 14s. Grand Stand Handicap saw Frotilla first, Rifle Maid second, Mataari third. divis paid £5 9s and £3 8s.
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Palm Menston Norra
Manawatu Racing Club
Bourasque
Apa
Truca
Signalman
Rove i
Weary Bill
Jack Pot
Lord Soult
Marguerite
Pink’un
Diva
Gillies Hack
Idaeus
Chicane
Bocka
Rifle Maid
Dunedin Racing Meeting Opens With Mixed Results
First day results show Hurdles winners Wild Cat and Abusive among top finishers. Dover stakes and handicaps feature Timse leading with 1,313 pounds wagered. totalisator turnover sums to 6442 pounds, with last year’s figure 6967 pounds. Weather remains fine for the summer meeting as racing continues.
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Dunrpin
Wild Cat
Abusive
Wee Macgregor
Salisbury
Harvest
Dunedin
Gapon
Olivine
Grafton Loch
Otago
Balsam
Apoliodoris
Notua
Timse
Sea
Astrakan
Khania
Gaucho
Fosabloom Cathron
Red Morn
Caveraham Hack
Gypsobel
Luputite
Flavour
Diva
Olakia Welter
Chryseis
Sirius
Wondy & Head
Dive
Rosebloom
Seraphon Jack
King’s Guest
Replate
Plumpton Park Opening Day Heat Through Racing Totals
On the opening day at Plumpton Park the hot weather did not dampen crowds and totalisator investments reached £6099 10s. Races featured Dive-2 2 Ga and 16s in a eight-length win by Haptes Bracquet, followed by Daisy Child and Nellie D in a ten-length victory for Seaweed. Other winners included Dick Fly, Ferns, Eulozy, and Imperial Polly with several long-shot dividends noted.
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Plumpton Park
Reeulte
Trrul Hanpicar
Allanes
Clarewood
Ella
Dive
Haptes’ Bracquet
Daisy Child
Nellie D
Seaweed
Divea
Sctxaten Hanovtoar
Dick Fly
Mr J. Brankin
Bolroy
Sir Jos
Innovation Hanptcap
Mr J. Farrell
Ferns
Miss Florrie C
Mr G. Hood
Imperial Polly
Alf
Bachman
Hurdric
Hanpicar
Mr J. Smith
Mr A. Wilson
Little Jimmy
Boenher
Tinwald Racing Club Handicap Entries for January 1 1907
Handicaps listed for Tinwald Racing Club meeting on January 1 1907 with multiple horses and weights. Includes names such as Cyclis Parva First Shot White Shield Wardland Sant Rosaleer Ben Gold Gold Reel Lady Miller Spotwood Home Rule Mafeking and others. Also notes claims about rheumatism remedies and mentions of mower services and Panama hats in unrelated ads.
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Tinwald Racing Club
Tinwalp Cup
Marrymaker
Pataca
Cyclis Parva
Fairy Roseidet
Ecclafechan
Sant Rosaleer
White Shield
Wardland
Ben Gold
Grovs Fanu—Cyclis Parva
Firet
Silent Member
Sant. Rosaleer
Gold Real
Rye
Kalemme
Rockisigh
Mtea Lexie
Marne Puate
Lady Warner
Noe
Threa Ex
Silverine
Foln Wiliam
Dowam Haspicar
Roealeer
Cclefechan
Kalomma
Roskleigh
Cricket match report from Mulbourne shows NSW 318 in first innings
In the first innings Victoria Noble took four for 65 Cotter 65 Macartney 80 Gainsey 24. NSW posted 318 with Hopkins 63 Macartney 42 Waddy 51 Cotter 47. Armstrong took six for 66 Hazlett four for 114. Victoria 164 for four in second innings Macalister 36 Armstrong 65 not out.
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Mulbourne
Victoria Noble
Cotter
Macartney
Gainsey
New South Wales
Hopkins
Waddy
Armstrong
Hazlett
Victoris
Macalister
Otago Beats Canterbury In Final Rugby Match
Otago defeated Canterbury 139 runs in a home match concluded this afternoon. Dunedin stadium hosted the game with Otago securing the win over Canterbury by a large margin.
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Dunapin
Deo
Otago
Canterbury
Rane
England v Canterbury cricket match scheduled at Lancaster Park
England faces Canterbury at Lancaster Park on Saturday at 2 p.m. Ouestonuron reports the return match resuming in England's cricket calendar.
Wellington Versus Englishmen Cricketers Endure Injuries Amid Stiff Duel
Wellington posts 186 after eight down at 85s, May scores 100 in the first innings and Upham adds 61, as Englishmen suffer injuries to Douglas and Wynyard while Torrens substitutes. Second innings sees rugged fielding and tight bowling. Major Wynyard remains bedridden for days.
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Wedvington
Den
Douglas
Wrynyard
Torrens
Wellington
Williame
Alovs
Monaghan
Upham
Burns
Timaru Dominates Ashburton in Easy Innings Victory
Timaru won the toss and made 193 as Jefferson and Ferguson top scored for Timaru. Ashburton, dismissed for 76 in the first innings and 75 in the second, struggled with batting and fielding while lacking practice.
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Ashburton
Timaru
Jefferson
Ferguson
Harper
Ashberton
Treaty with South Africa moves toward gazetting
Keerprosel Treaty between Hendenland and South Africa is to be gazetted, enabling its operation. High Commissioner notes successful negotiations and hopes for boosted trade while Sir Joseph Ward pledges support and foresees stronger commercial ties.
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Cuarerguarena
High Commissioner
South Africa
Hendenland
Joseph Ward
Élozer
Vision Consultant Ernest Sandstein Returns After Study
Defective eyesight expert Ernest M. Sandstein DBOA MC returns after six years of study in England and the Continent. He offers glasses for daylight deficiency and artificial light testing with moderate fees. Consulting room Cashel Street near Christchurch, daily 9:30 to 1, 2 to 6.
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Ernest M. Sandstein
D.B.O.A
M.C
England
Continent
Wey Bs
Cashel Streeh
Australasian Tennis Championship results at Haglay Park
Results from the Australasian Championship meeting at Haglay Park note early rounds in singles and doubles. Fisher, Harman, Wilding, Parker and Brown advance in singles. Wilding Heath and Fisher Swanston lead in doubles. weather wind affected play with several defaults and scratches noted.
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United Praga Association
Hleotria Telegraph
Cunvtortron
Haglay Park Courts
M B Fisher
F Laishiey
D Harman
J Smith
A Wilding
CG Coz
H A Parker
R D Harman
F M B Fisher
J Heath
Wilding
Heath
New Zealand
H. W. Brown
Wallington
I. Gray
Dunedin
Wellington
TR Quill
Christchurch
K Swanston
W ‘Iers
L Bonzington
P W P Dunlop
BG White
C E Weir
L Brown
Lnishley
Sendarian Williams
Misa Travers
White
Ssatmond
Mora
O'Kane
SN Brown
FP Green
Jones
Curbsrantheen
Mac
Teasia Dea Nament
W. Grog
TBF
Quill
Parker
Fiher
Qu't
Smith
Joncas
Ashburton Club Team Wins Pennant Match Away
A three man Ashburton club team visited United Club Crechurch yesterday for a pennant match and won by three points. Notable players included Soper Manchesta Atar Denehire Rowe Snodgrass 22 Thompson 16 Harland Campbell Jacques 22 and Marear 67 in total scoring 64.
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Threa Mnke
Ashburton Claby
United Club
Cbretchurch
Bink
Stewart Soper
Manchesta
Atar Hison
Denehire
Rowe Snodgrass
Kip
Thompson
Rink
Martin Brown
J. Stewart Osignai
Harland Campbell
Jacques
Blackler Hall
Maddine FF
Irown Craighead Duggan Herrison
Marear
Chess Congress Opens With International Contest in New Zealand
The Chess Congress began in Dunedin with about twenty players including champions from Australia New South Wales and Argentina. Early results show Worsyth defeat by Crackenthorpe Mason and James wins over Grier while Sainsbury and Gifford drew.
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Curistonuren
Dee
New
Worsyth
Otago
Viner
Pirthboot & Kammer
Masterton
D. Mason
Lower Hutt
T. Sexton
Waipera
J Mason
Wellington
H. L. James
J. Edwards
Qtag
J.C. Griernon
Auckland
B. Parker
Woellingon
J. Rh. Cummings
Canterbury
Claude Rh. Sainsbury
Argenting
A. Gifford
Weatfort
Luocheon
Farapth
Griercon
Sexton
Vonst
Gifford
Crackanthorpe
Cummings
Barnes
James Davies
James
Stewarty Kelling
Pleasant
Blake Mason
Kummer
Sainsbury
Gould
Parker
Wan ganui Rifle Association meeting draws 100 plus shooters
Strong turnout at the Wanganui Rifle Association event with over one hundred competitors from the coast and clerks. Eight teams entered a team match. Manawatu Match T Marrett and Winelade tied for first with 65 each at 70 over 200 yards and 60 yards. AckNowL EscuEentr Miss Griffitha thanks donors and local helps with gifts and ice from Fairfield works. Farmers on electoral boundaries varied in view, while Land Bill dominates discussion amid political mood.
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Wanganui
Wanganui Rifle Association
Tesme
Manawatu
T. Marrett
Faranaki Rifles
Winelade
Opaki Rifle Club
GcOyda
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Murad
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Little Eddie
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Page
May
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Johnson
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O Mahoney
Eh Page
Upham Hayward
S May
Cotcroft
Ves Fox
Notoub
Fox
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Hayward Cobcroft
Mahoney
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Burna
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C. Harper
G.C. Harper
Powell
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Nicoll
Cox
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D. Friedlander
Bianden
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St C
C.G.C. Harper
Grifithe
C.G. C. Harper
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Totu
C. G. OC. Harper
Asipuntow
C. G. C. Harper
Blunden
J. Roadhead
Andrews
L. F. Andrewen
Wineloe
Griffiths
AsHwonton
C. W. Nicoll
Harpar
United Press Assocination
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United Prasa Association
Ny Hledinq
Telegraph
Ashburton Hospital
E. M. Griffitha
Farumas
Mount Somera
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Seddon
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Imeline Woney
Ae & Mission
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Neod
Lurnett Street
H. BE
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Norose
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East Street
W. H. Paarce
Mircuzin & Turner
I. MH. Jones
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Rhodes & Co, Dyers and Cleaners
Bert Amos
Ready Money Shop
Chas, Thomas
Oko
Abee
Storekespar
Robinson
Ashburton Drug Company
E “Enuf
Mivorenn & Tuner
Quality Drapere
WH. Paarer
W. H. Pearce
Tancred Street
Rseymodr
Dac
Ashburton County Stock and Saleyards Co., Limited
Ape
Chas. Dixon
W. Bain Fousesgion
T., Bullock, Avent
Permanent Building and Investment Society
Albert Roberts
Mason’s
Brewer's Crystals
Spanih
Bry
D. Jongstov’s
Burnety Street
Johnston
The
Dandin Evening Star
Tiguer Tha
Thej
Reggie Fillingnan
College Street
Caversham
Fore
Everal
Instucr Av
Percy
WAS & Nica
Gooda
A. G
H. Bushell
Lorist
GREEN
Gilmour
Renember
Grant & Moores
Somerset and Saunders’ Buildings
D. Stock & CO
H. ©. Barrett
Kerr Bros
Kerr Gros
Burnett Streat
Éme
Rulsebrook
Warner Cree
Gipgeretes
Yve
Stouk
F. R. Hyde & Co
Late W
Bain & CO
Messrs
Averegats
Chapman & Terris
Att Street
N.Z. Farmers’ Co-Operative Association of Canterbury, Ltd
Ashburton Branch
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