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AWAPUNI TRIALS ENGAGEMENTS FOR MARTON (0.C.) PALMERSTON N., This Day. Horses engaged at Marton were given their final trials under favourable conditions at Awapuni. The flags were not far out from the rails, but the going was dead. A feature item was a gallop over seven furlongs by Last Acre, Wildfire. Old Bill, Myaricn, and Elusory. ~STUP PHbisS GENERAL DECAPITATED. Bucharest. — General Yoanitiu, chief of staff of the Rumanian army, was decapitated by a propeller when alighting from an aeroplane.—U.P.A. ME. MONTAGU NORMAN. London.—The Governor of the Bank of England, Mr. Montagu Norman, denied a report that he is resigning.—P. A. Cable, J LADIES' GOLF, In the Manawatu ladies' golf tourney, Mrs. G. R. T. Lewis (Hutt) has reached the semifinals. Mrs. G. A. Duncan (Hutt), Mrs. H. Harman (Hutt), and Mrs. G. F. Ferguson (Miramar) were all defeated in the first round. j Elusory got much the best of the start and he was in front throughout. Old Bill was putting them in towards the finish and he was in front of the others when the post was' reached. Elusory ran the seven in lmin 40sec. Graeco-Roman ran half a mile easily in 56sec, and L..G. Morris's other candidate for the Maiden Race, Lady Sigma, sprinted half a mile with Royal Return in 57sec. Proclamation and Vaidene were not under pressure in running six furlongs in lmin 29sec. The Buzzer and High Class worked easily over five furlongs in lmin 15sec, and the task set Golden Moon was four, in just better than even time. Miss Leighon and Kotua were associated in an attractive effort over five furlongs in lmin lOsec. Colombo Bay and Stairway sprinted five furlongs in lmin 13sec, and Kaalooa broke 40sec for three. Caroline Bay moved nicely over three in 40 3-ssec; Renascor and Lacan were going well at the end of seven, the last five taking lmin 14sec; Kit-bag had too much pace for Pukeko over six in lmin 29 2-5 sec; and Sweet Anne and Greek Idol, away first, finished in front of Taane Pango after four in 55sec. Aurora's Star was a head in front of Colonel Bogey at the end of seven in lmin 40sec. Aurora's Star was going well, but Colonel. Bogey is a lazy track worker. They ran the last three in 41 3-ssec. ■ * •' . Riding engagements for Marton are as under: —W. J. Broughton, Colonel Bogey, Salvation, Lady Midian; S. Waddell, Proclamation. Elusory, Mary Scott, Vaidene, Star Zone; D. W. Red stone, Lord Cavendish, Miss Leighon, Graeco-Roman, Kotua; C. A. Bowry, Myarion, All Bunsby, Boden Park; H. P. Stewart, Ozel, Wildfire; M. Caddy, Aurora's Star, Sweet Anne, Courting, Renascor; S. Anderson, Regal, Vengeance; M. Wright, Raana; E. Temperton, Pukeko; R. B. Ireland, Kit-Bag.

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