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Sun (Christchurch), Volume I, Issue 198, 25 September 1914, Page 11

A. & J. COOKSON. A CHEAP SPREYDON PROPERTY. SMALL DEPOSIT, BALANCE AS REKI\ £575 NEARLY NEW HOUSE. 5 Rooms; plastered and papered; gas fittings; verandah; every possible convenience; htjf-acre of Land; nicely laid out in lawn, garden, orchard. FEHDA L T O N. £9OO NEW BUNGALOW, 6 Large Rooms; wide hall; and fittings; tiledhearths and grates; wardrobes, and all modern conveniences',. Section 30 perches', nicely laid out: TERMS. IHEAP NEW BRIGHTON PROPERTIES DRAKE STREET—Cottage, 3 Rooms, fw nished; £l6O. OSBORNE TERRACE—Four Rooms; conveniences, furnished; £360." , « KEPPLE STREET—Five Rooms; £350. PAGE'S ROAD-r-Three Rooms; £225 JERVOIS STREET—Over i-Acre; £SO. LONSDALE STREET—3-16 Acre; £l5O. NELSON STREET— l-Acre; £l3O. BOWHILL ROAD (Close to Beach)—* i-Acre; £9O. ESPLANADE"—i-Acre; £IBO. Near pier. SWANN STREET—J-Acre;. £SO. A. & J. COOKSON, CIVIC CHAMBERS. MANCHESTER STREET. .171 tion was fairly brisk, the sum of £7408 bein invested, as against £8032 last year. Results: ORARI TROT HANDICAP of 70 sovs. - One "mile and a quarter. 2Allan White's br m O.M-.Y., by O.Y.M. . Dermott) ..-. ".'. .. .. •• •• 1 1 R. D. Petrie's b h Rotlutida, 4yrs, 18sec . (A. Pringle) . . . . . . ~.. • - a 4 S. Humphries's b" in Pastime, aged, ; : 18sec (E. McCann) .. ...... .. .•; 5 . Also started: 8 Quinaldine 3sec, 10 Frank-; Tracey 5, 5 Sweet Agnes 12, 11 General Mite 16, 6 No Shenanagan 16, 9 Cromwell 18, IjL Sand Drift 18, 7 Miss Effie Bells-18, and 3 Rothene 18. Won comfortably by ten lengths. Time, 3min 2 2-ssec. GERALDINE CUP, of 135. sovs. One mile and a-quarter. 2 I. Lewis's eh m Gold Coin,, by Golden Knight—Alumini, aged, 7.12 (J. Rae) 1 5 H. A. Knight's br m Troon, aged, 8.13 (W. Scobie) 2 8 F. E. Shaw's ch g Gnome, syrs, 8.8 (W. Bush) . . . . .... . . 3 ■ Also started: 3 Corrie 9.0 (J. Campbell), 4 Parable 7.12 (A. H. Wilson), 7 Routine 7.7 (W. Robinson), 6 Miss Finland 7:0 (allow. 51b) (E. Buddicombe), and 1 ModdMte 6.12 (allow. 51b) (E.Ludlow). I 'Won by a length; a neck between second ind third. Time, 2min Usee. ' OHAPI HACK HANDICAP, of 55 sovs. Five r :■••'■ "?.■ furlongs. 5 J. A. Holmes's b m Glee, by GlenappHilarity, 4yrs, 8.7 (A. Wormald) . . 1 1 F. Nelligan's b m Petrosns, 4yrs, 8.7 .(J. Olsen) . . .-..' ..... .-■.-.;■ . i ■■'.' ? 3 A, S. Elworthy's b g Yes, 4yrs, 8.10 ; (Stanley Reid) .... . . ; . .. M a i Also started: 4 Bonne Bouche 9.0 (W.: Ayres), 7 Fire God 8.9 (J. Campbell), 6 Deep Sleep 8.9 (J. Rae), 12 Olga Kolmar 8.9 fW. Robinson), 13 Miss Maronan 8.7 (P..Wormaid); 2 Chorale 8.7 (T. O'Connor), 15 Resemblance 8.7 (H. McKearney), 11 Beggar Maid 8.7 (W. Scobie), 10 Grand Cup 8.7 (A. - H. Wilson), 13 Pleasant Way 8.7 (F. Trilford),! 8 John Reilly 8.7 (C. Wasley), and*" Expensive 8.7 (H. Donovan)^ Won by a neck, a length separating second and third: Time, lmin 4 2-ssec. GERALDINE TROT HANDICAP, of s6 sovs.: One mile and a-half. 2 R- McDonnell's be Emilius, by Rothschild—lmperialism, 3yrs, 23sec (owner) : . .. .... .... 1 > 3 M. Mcintosh's b m Forest. Child, 4yrs, 23sec (G. Stoddart) . . .... 2 4 J. Annett's b m Miss Sylvia, aged, 26sec (owner) .. .. .... .. 3 Also started: 7 Huon Drift 12sec, 13 Special Ribbon 23, 9 Searchfield 23„ 5 Carrie Roths- " child 23, 1 Yura Dillon 23, 10 Boycott 23, 11 Master Rothschild 23, 8 Ohapi 23, 12 Sachem 23, and 6 Woodpine 26. , W r on easily by 12 lengths; five lengths between second and third. Time, 3min 45sec. ....... BELFIELD WELTER HANDICAP, of 9© sovs. Seven furlongs. . 1 M. Hobbs's br m Peg, by Charlemagn* ll.—Cora Lynn, syrs,' 9.9 (J. Campbell) . . .. 1 b E. O'Malley's ch g Steperina, 6jrs, 8.2 (C. Wasley) .... . . ... /. 2 2 F. P. Claridge's br g Mumura, aged, 8.6 (H. Donovan) .... .. ..3 Also started: 3 John Bunyan 9.5 (Stanley Reid), 2 Sea King 9.4 (A. H. Wilson)(coupled with Mumura), 6 Forest Belle B.i~ (W. Scobie), 4 Hornbeam 8.0 (J. Olsen), an. 7 Birkbeck (H. McKearney). Won easily by a length; half a length be . tweeu second and third. Time, imin 3lsec.

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