LATE TELEGRAMS

Dunstan Times, Issue 3146, 4 December 1922, Page 5

LATE TELEGRAMS

The following are the resulrs of the Forbury Trots on Saturday :

Brighton Handicap*— Guy Fawkes I Lucky Dillon 2 Cottage Girl 3 Rothmond 4Advance Handicap— Brown Chequer i-Koniniwood 2 Locanda Jack 3 Not OutSuburban Handicap— Peter Swift i Echo 2 Wonder Why 3 Kelman 4 Forbury Handicap — Pedro Pronto 1 Star Queen 2 Emperors Tainui Handicap— Littlefield 1 Fashion Queen 2 Victoria Handicap— Peter Me Kinney 1 Ihe Squire 2 Empire Handicap—Jßen Mac 1 Adair 2 Recovery Handicap Lady Wildwood i Bon Wilkes 2 Mr Massey developed a cold and is confined to his home at Wellington, necessitating his cancelling North Island engagements- The only doubtful seat in Dunedin seems to be North where Mr Clark-may reverse the bye election result and defeat Mr Munro- The Hon. Heaton Rhodes, Elle mere and the HonLee Oamaru are seriously threatened-

The shipping trouble in Australia has now extended to the Huddart Parkers fleet with the result that the Ulimaroa which was being despatched to Wellington on Saturday is hung up, meanwnile members of Me Larens team who were to have inaugurated the Dominion tour at Auckland on Friday remain in SydneySouthern values were maintained at the Auckland wool sales on Saturday ; 99 per cent of the offerings were sold at good prices Frank Pollock aged II was killed at Palmerston through an isolated chimney falling on him. He was playing when the wind blew the chimney over.?