... F. Marshall and A. Rafferty, the former winning by 11 to 10. The skipping contest for girls resulted asfollows: -I, J. Cleminson, 889; 2, R. Brunton, 654; 3, M. A. Stanshy, 661; 4, E. A. Wood, 546 5, E, Wood, 490; 6, S. Barrett, 412. A football tournament ...

... include a water polo event. The Secretary of the Auckland Y.M.C. A&B.C. writes me emphatically denying that the olub has appropriated the cap of the Bishop Auck- 3 land Star B.C. He says- If a man cannot see any difference between a red cap with ...

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... Harrogate a n Meet and Camp, mentioning the name of Mr a a 3? Herbert Illingworth (the hon. secretary) amid A meers -The toast was cordially drunk, and Mr a at Ill1ingworth Acknowledged ?? President a at here ...

... his four year-old filly Messina, has now merrt with a further mis- fortune by the deatll of the three year-old Llewellyn, by Unnas. oot of Lady Mostyn, which occorreul on Saturday, froius a rupture of a blo (Ivc'sHl in thek heart. The colt was bred at the ...

... faster, and he won a short course easily. Mr Carruthers (Mtr Johnstonaes) Lady Nairn beat Mr > ?? Cbatbam Betting: 11 to 8 on lady Nairn. lady Nairi, the favourite, led a good three lengths, I and when shle killed she was the cleverest of ...

... 4.30. -A SSE.LLIxNG RUXTmaeS' FLAr RACE of 100 Pv- sove:t r-yea'v-olde list, five list 7'b, six and aged li11st 91b; witner to be sold for 100 oovso. Two miles. m a~lr Toyni'y' Mowbrar, a to an~r Percy's Mhiram 6 ga ?? Dashwood's Spendthrift, a of aitr ...

... 1211b. flieef and upwards ?? l~b; in anod a allowedlb f winnerto be soulfor100 soes. Onermille, 31 hc ?? 03J Merry's Aunt BeassleS. ?? Itoser's Refeorm. S allr A ldworth's Phllamy, 3 a ?? Hetepisrey'a Hungarian. a he ?? Barton's Altlsea, 4 ...

... They love a horse g and a horse race for the sport of the thing, and not merely as a mians by which money may be h lost or won. They knowv something about a 1. horse and a horse's form, and they are able in a ...

... o piioplo with elastic inotiniis of honour wyill Argue that a maii has a right to do what he likesal 2 with his own property. Of course lie hessay 1; a C o bat is it right Or just to allow a horse M' to touch 100 to 15 and then coolly With- amt 42 draw ...

... obtain.-H a iog points As for instance, the International- b Board appointed to consider the question of i scoring during the summer recommnend that:I 9 A try shall equal two points; a penalty goal 9shall equal three points: a goal from a ...

... position. A quatrte,-r of a mnile from homne ?? i M 0tauro was challenged] by Sir u~go,. La Fh'clso, Al a. and St. Aiigelo~ andirnfmm~ioately afterwards Soir a. Hugo drew to the fl'onkt foltuived by. La Fleche. a yand though the lastr-samest ...