ENTRIES FOR THE CANTERBURY JOCKEY CLUB HANDICAP.

Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXVII, Issue 4402, 4 October 1871, Page 5

ENTRIES FOR THE CANTERBURY JOCKEY CLUB HANDICAP.

Tauranoa.— September 27 : . Te Hira con« sonts to permit Greville's couriers to proceed overland. Wellington, via Nap:kr.— September 2o: The first pile of the Hutfc bridge was driven by tho Governor on Saturday. — A capital luach was given afterwards, at wliieh 2U0 people sat down. —Tho annual address was delivered by the Governor on Saturday to the New Zealand Institute.— James Hall, a boy about ten years old, had his brains kicked out by a pony at the Hutfc on Saturday, He is not dead yet, but there \$ no hope of his {recovery.— The Ev. Messrs. McWilliam and Kuell were ordained priests of the Church, of England at the English Church yesterday, by the Bishop of Wellington.— An address to Sir David Monro is being got up, expressive of regret at his loss of his seat, and in recognition of the impartial manner in j which he performed the duties of Speaker. Chiustchukcii,— September 25: The Hon. Secretary of the Canterbury Club, Mr. John Studholme, has sont us tho following telegram:—"The entries for the Canterbury Jockey Club Handicap and Canterbury Cup closed on Saturday, 30th instant, at TatterSill's, Clmstclnirch. Entries bearing postmark of the 30fch ultimo will be received. All other entries close on tho 27th of October." Dcnkdin.— September 27: Iteicheldt's new trial has commenced. — A memorial has been presented to the City Council to purchase the gas works. — Corporal Ogilvie won the Artillery Challenge Shield, scoring G3. ToicostAiRino.— September 27 : A petition against tho introduction of immigrants has been forwmded for presentation to tho Assembly. Oamaru. - September 27 : Mr. McKay's residence has been destroyed by lire. It was insured in the Liverpool and London for £350.