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Evening Star, Issue 21711, 4 May 1934, Page 14

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FORBURY PARK TROTS TO BE HELD,

A meeting of the committee of the Forbury Pari;. Trotting Club ivas hold at 2.30 this afternoon to consider whether, in view of the state of the track, the second day of the Winter Meeting races should be continued to-morrow. After reports from the caretaker and Track Committee had been considered, it was decided to continue with the meeting.

NEW ZEALAND TENNIS PLAYERS.

LONDON, May 3.—ln the Bournemouth tennis tournament Steelman and Miss M'Alpinc defeated Kirby and Aliss Hesley, 2-6, 7-5, Gr 3, and Malfroy and Miss Stammers defeated Peters and Airs Peters, S-6, 6-3, in the second round of the mixed doubles.

WOMEN'S GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP.

LONDON. Alay 3.—The Ladies* Golf Union told the ‘ Sun ’ that the entries of Aliss Kay and Aliss Gaisford had boon accepted.

THUNDER STORAI IN WELLINGTON.

A Wellington Association message, despatched at 2.25 p.m. states: A thunderstorm has just broken in Wellington, with every prospect of heavy rain from the south.

STOCK EXCHANGE

Sales reported this afternoon Bank of New Zealand, 50s 6d; Southland Frozen Aleat (pd.), Gss; Wilson's Cement, 27s 6d. On 'Change: Nevis-Diesel, 5Jd (2).