SPORTING INTELLIGENCE
PAHIATUA RACES, The stub of £6,597 was put thfotgh tho totalisator at Pahiatua yesterday. The concluding events on the programmer resulted thus Hydrant (£9-l4s) ahd Jeanne d’Arc (£1 19s); Telegraph . Hack, The Seer (£9 10s) and Boyal Blue (£l 17s); Welter Hack, Victoria Park (£4 7s) and Hamua i£2 17s); Railway, Platypus (£4 2s) and Bounce (£2 13s)) Konini Handicap, Polyanthus (£1 16s). DUNEDIN - AMATEUR SWIMMING CLUB. V At a Board meeting of the Dunedin Amateur Swimming Club (Mr C. F. Qreenslade in the chair) It was decided; t6 hold the annual aquatic carnival on Saturday, February 25. A programme was arranged consisting of a 50yds and 220 yds championship of Otago and Southland, 25yds and 100 yds schoolboys’ championship, and various other events. Trophies amounting to about £35 were allotted. It was decided to hold an evening race, meeting on ’Wednesday, February 1, at seven o’clock, and to put on senior and junior events, also a hieh dive for points to count for Mr F. Q. Williams’s gold medal.
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Evening Star, Issue 12399, 12 January 1905, Page 7
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172SPORTING INTELLIGENCE Evening Star, Issue 12399, 12 January 1905, Page 7
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