AUCKLAND CALEDONIAN SOCIETY.

Auckland Star, Volume LI, Issue 20, 23 January 1920, Page 2

AUCKLAND CALEDONIAN SOCIETY.

SPORTS ENTRIES. The entries for the Auckland Caledonian Society's sports are as follows:— 100 yds Amateur Handicap.—G. Davidson scr, A. B. Wilson 6yds, P. <3arke 7yd*i. F. R. Carolan Syds. J. Shirley 9yds, \V. Funnell 9yde, Woods 12yds, V. J. FinJeyeo12yds, K. Coofce 12yds, J. Stone 12yds. ■ 220 yds Amateur Handicap.—G. Davidson scr, _N. C. 'Boyd 15yds. F. K. C-.irolan 16yds, I. Clarke 16yds, C. F. Wren 16yds, C. Garliek 18yds. J. Funnell UOyde, fl. Arthur aOyds, .T. Shirley 20yds, Cook 22yds, J. Stone 22yds, Woods 24yds. 440y*s Amateur Handicap.—A. TV. Dormer scr, G. Davidson scr. X. M. Cante>l 25vds, O. F. Wren 25yds. P. Clarke 25yds. F" X Carolan 3OyUe, A. C. Garliek 30yds, J. Shirley 40yds. Woods 45yds. SSOyds Amateur Handicap.—A. W. Dormer scr \" if. Cantell 40yds, A. B. Wilson 45yds, C. F. Wren 45yde. W., G. Prosser »K<ls, A. C. Garliek 50yds. C. E. Gregory aoyds, X. J. Pinlayson 70yds. Wells 70yds, H Arthur 75yds, .T. Hosnrd 9Oyds. lA)vds Open Handicap.—W. A- M«Alpine 4yds, J. Dragovicb «yds, J. V. Brien P- A. McAneny 7yds, L. C. Heron Syds. .7. R. KUey l^yde". 220 yds Open Handicap.— J. DragorK-u lOvds .T V. Brion K. T. McAueny 12yds! 1.. C Heron 12yds, Bartlett 15yds, ll Carter 2Oyds. 440vdK Open Handicap.— J. nragovleh 15vd«" .r V. Brien 15yd«. Uartlett 2oyds, J. "Nichoteou 30yds, I- Carter 40ytis. CYCLE EYEIN'TS. One Mile Novice.—E. Harrfcon sor, S. Hamon scr. C. Brown snr. R. Fisher 3Oyds. B. Hillman 40yd*. X. RoKers SOydn. H. Grant TTiyds, C. Grant SOyds. A. Roe 100 yds. One Mile Cycle (Amateurt.—A. C. Taylor ecr, E. Grant 13yils. W r . MOlrejror 4Oyiis. S. Heron ."•oyils. V. Wilson SOyds. .T. Speaknran 50}<Is, R." Wilson 120yils, B. Grant 120 yds, w". C'v.rsvi'vcn 120 yds, G. Heron lTords, C. Frpeth 2OOyds. Two Mile lAmatenr).—C. Taylor scr. T.. Grsnt 25>tis. W. McGrecor To.Tflß. ,T. Wilson nOjils. J. S-neakninn !K>rds, Hemn 100 yds. R.Wilson ISOyds. B. Grant isnyds. W. Cnrzenven 200 yds, G. Heron 260 yds, C. Freeth 360 yds.

The Hon. A. M. Myers left Wellington to-day for Auckland. The increase in the price of tobacco has caused a " Post" correspondent to make the following protest:—As a smoker of 35 years, I agree that it is time we smokers took a decided stand against these after-war increased prices. Tobacco, unlike food and clothing, can be dispensed with for the nonce, and if we do so we would very soon have a cheaper weed. Good old Raleigh taught the world the pleasures of the pipe. Let us rally together and teach the lesson that although we have to suffer through the necessaries of life—food and clothing—we can suffer the loss of the sublime weed for a time at least. I would like to see a smokers' league started, each member pledged to abstain partly or wholly from the use of tobacco for a time, more or less. It -would soon break up this latter-day custom of eternally raising prices. The time has come for a strong protest, when we can do so without loss or injury to our health. I intend to do mv bit. Who else says I "Mc, too? -.