PETONE TEAM DISQUALIFIED. (Received October 20, 10.31 a.m.) SYDNEY. This Day.
The Petone team h;u been disqualified, the regulations regarding bona fide membership not having- been complied with. Frank.in, who was ninth in the Dangar Match, takes £2. Hobbs and Ching take £1 each.
The New Star bioyole for 1904 is just to 'hand. Residents of Wellington will now find that a bicycle is unequalled for getting about fast and at the same time providing ridere with exoroise. The wood blocks make cycling a pleasure. Stars at £18; old price £23. Call and inspect. Easy terms arranged. — Adams Star Cycle Co., Mercer-street.— Advt. "You sellum Wood?' the Chinaman asked, The chemist his desk forsook, And favoured his interlocutor With a calmly quizzical look. "You no savee? Me inucheo rold. Mo bossee tollum me, You catchum Woods' Gleat Pep'min Cu' Makum all li. You see?"— Advt.
LONDON, 19th October. A telegram from Kharbin states that the Russians on Monday night advanced, and expelled the Japanese from six positions, capturing six field-pieces. The Japanese the^ made a fresh stand on a strong position along a ra-nge of hills. The Russians on Tuesday stormed this fresh position, capturing sixteen fieldpieces and eight quick-firers. The fighting continues.
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Evening Post, Volume LXVIII, Issue 96, 20 October 1904, Page 5
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203PETONE TEAM DISQUALIFIED. (Received October 20, 10.31 a.m.) SYDNEY. This Day. Evening Post, Volume LXVIII, Issue 96, 20 October 1904, Page 5
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