SPORTING INTELLIGENCE

Evening Star, Issue 11604, 14 June 1902, Page 3

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE

CYCLING TRACK COMMITTEE. At a meeting of the Dunedin Cycling Track Committee, hold bust evening, the lion, engineer (Mr F. B. Smith) forwasled specifications for tho proposed improvements to the track. The town clerk having reported tlKit the Council could not •supply the tar required, it was resolved to proceed at once to fill in all tho crab holes and make the track fit for riding, and that the other work be put in hand at the earliest possible date. Several subscriptions were received in aid of the track, and a considerable number of donations have been promised. The secretary of the Dunedin Cycling Club wTote offering the use of their room for holding Committee meetings. The town clerk of the South Dunedin Borough

■wrote stating that the Council had voted £5 to the track fund. ii . -• DUNEDIN GUN CLUB. The following arc the nominations and handicaps for the above club's Coronation pigeon match, to be shot for on June 27: D. Fraser 31 yards, Boswell 28, E. F. Graham, A. Cowie, Ballistite, T. C. Irving, H. Price 27, J. Cameron 26, Easton, B.ue Kock, Cameo, F. W. Wain, M'Vrnish 25, (}. Lewton, A. W. Barnard, R. Murrell, Dobson, Crow-, Ayers 24. J. Gilmour 23, J. T. Bonlt, W. R. Powell 22, C. Newton, W. Tullock, D. Wha'.en, M. Coughlan, Milburn, Cashmore, Greener 21.