SOUTHERN TELEGRAMS.
(By Telegraph.-^-PresjS fc Association.)
CHRISTCHURCH, this day,
Last night C. S. Baron broke the New Zealand Cyclists' Alliance half and one-mile records in Lancaster Park, the. times being:—Half-mile, imin 2secs; one mile, 2min 9secs. .The Weather" is very, c.bld, but fine, v>ith a stiff sou-west wind blovying. «•'■•;:
; . pUNEDIN,. this day. sPhe A'grieijVtVral ;sind. pastoral Society to-day assembled in force to wish bpn voyage to Messrs Patrick Young and Blackie, Tiiieri farmers, and Mr Irvine, of N^orth , Canterbury,, who leave for the Home, Country on Mon- &&-. '-'. ■'■■'-.•. ."'■ i'y) .'■ ■■ -
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Auckland Star, Volume XXX, Issue 88, 15 April 1899, Page 5
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