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SPORTING

Masterton R.C. Opens BONA BAY SCORES. (Per Press Association;. MASTERTON. October 1,6. The weather was fine for the opening day of the MaMerton Racing Club’s spring meeting. There was a good attendance for an off-day. The tote handled £5,3524 as against P,5,3864 last year. Results: — NURSERY HANDICAP—P WILD FLOWER (Peck) 1; 2 Geira (Broughton) 2; 5 Alother-in-Law (McCauley) 3. Also started: 10 Sky Emit. 8 Happy Heels, 1 Money Raid, 6 Son and Heir,. 4 Cute Alcliody, 11 Brunliilde. 3 Ticket, 7 Molly. bv a neck; a head. Mothcr-in-Law was fourth. Time 52 1-5. LANDSDOWNE lIANDICAP—ARROWNILLA (Wilson) 1; 5 Molina (Callahan') 2; 4 Export (Carroll) 3. Abo started: 6 King’s Lancer 3 Windward, 7 Lc Touque.t. 2 Caen. Won bv three and a-half lengths; threequarters. Caen was fourth. Time 1.18. HIGH WEIGHT HANDICAP.--] SIEGMUND (P. Burgess) 1; 2 Sunee (’Anderson) 2; 3 Contract (Carroll) Also slartal: 5 Red Rufus. 6 Sport’ng Song, 7 Verden, 4 Journef. R Wheiuma. Won by a head: five 'ength®. Sporting Song was fourth. Time 1.41 1-5.

MAIDEN HANDICAP—S MART ARA (Tattersall) 1: 9 S'’r Ronald (P Burgess) 2; 4 The Pawnbroker (Faulkner) 3 Also started: 13 Southern Blood. 15 Blue Beil. 14 Lord Quex, .1 Aube. 6 Gay Mull’a, 2 Mirth, H Toorak, 7 Geelong, 12 First Spec, ■ Alloa. 11 Diamond Cutter. S Laggard Won by four lengths; half a length. Aube was fourth. Time 1.17 l-:>. MASTERTON HANDICAP. —5 RON A BAS' (Goulsboro) 1; 6 Might (Wilson) 2; 7 Kororo (Farland) 3 A'so started: 2 West Tor, 3 Gay Boy 4 Snowball. 1 Shy. Won by half a length: same. Gay Boy was fourth. T'mo L 43 1-5. Shy dwelt at the barrier, and Rona Bay was soon out in front. Gav Boy took the lead pass’nithe six furlong post, bur Rona Bay had command again round the ha’fmile. and showed the way into the straight from Snowbal 1 , Gay Boy and Might. In a splendid fnu'sh. Rona Bay prevailed.

G R A N D S T A N D HANDICAP—' PASSION FLOWER (Wilson) 1; 3 Roval Rout’ne (Leach) 2; 5 T ger Gain (Shields') 3. Also started: 2 FuP Throttle. 4 S.'ippery. Won by two lengths; a length. Full Throttle was fourth. Time 1.39 2-5. LAWN HANDICAP—S PATAGONIA (Lamb) 1; 2 Ge.'tel (Faulkner) 2; 4 Cricket (Farland) 3. ALo 8 Mi-surina, 3 He'eu Ferri. 7 OL'iki. •'> Inheritance. 1 Ari’own ill.'i. Won by half a ni/ck; a head. Otaki was lonrlh. 'lime 1.31 1-5. ELECTRIC HANDICAP.— ! .HA TUMA . (Leach) 1: 2 Toper (Faulkner) 2; 7 Ln Parleuse (P. Burgess) 3. Also started: 3 Windward 6 Nightlass,. 5 Laconic,, 4 GaJ.teemore. Won bv n nei-k; rule ami ehi/li’ l/ingths Ga’teemorc was fourth. T me 1.48 1-5. ACCEPTANCES FOR TO-DAY. (Per Press Association). MASTERTON. October 16. Masterton R.C. acceptances for the oecond dav are as follows: — 12.5: NOVICE HANDICAP. 6 furlongs—Southern Blood. Blue Bell, Nectar, Lord Quick, Gay Mulla, Mirth Sir Ronald. Toorak, Rotama. Ihe Pawnbroker,. First Spry, Alloa, Damond Cutter, Lady Siegfried. Galteemore 8.5.

12.40: SECOND HIGH WEIGHT HANDICAP. I] miles. —Red Rufus 10.0, Sporting Song. Contract 9.10. Verden 9.2, La Parleusei 9.0. 1.20: MACARA HANDICAP, 5 furlongs.—Golden R'dge 8.5. Arrowni'la i 8.3. Mister Quex S.l. Le Touquet 7.10. First Spec. Aube, Hunting Spy. Geelong 7.7. 2.5; WAIPIPI HANDICAP, 7 fu-’ longs'—Royal Routine 9.0. Snowbab, Full Throttle 8.10, Slippery 8.9. 2.50: VALLANCE MEMORIAL HANDICAP. 14 miles.—Werohia 9.0 Might 8.9, West Tor 8.8, Korero 8.7 Gav Bov 8.1, Sunee 7.7. 3.35: “SPRING HANDICAP. 7 furlongs—Gciitel 9.0, Rustem 8.11. Patagonia 8.9,. Mohutt 8.4. Golden Ridge, Cricket 5.3. Export 7.13. 4.20: CHAMPION HACK HAND! CAP. 11 miles. —Hatunia 9.4. Siegmund 8.5, La Parleuse 7.11, Whetuma. Gal- 1 teemore,. Inhor tuuee, Nighti'-a-ss 7.7. 5.5: FAREWELL HANDICAP, 1 mile.—Toper 8.12. King’s Lancer 8.6, Mesurina 8.5, Arrown lla. 8.4, Helen Ford. Revival 8.2,. Windward 8.0. Otaki 7.13. Laconic 7.9, Inheritance 7.7. PROSPECTS FOR TO-DAY. Novice: Sir Ronald, AKoa, Toorak. IFgliweight: Contract, Sporting ' Mac Ara: Arrown.ilta. Mister Quex. Waipipi: Slippery, I'»lt 'throttle. Vallance: Might. West Jor. Spring: Geito 1 , Ptitagon <l. Champion: Whetuma, Siegmund. Farewell: Toper, Revival.

Dargaville Races

TO-DAY’S FIELDS AND PROSPECTS. The Dargaville Racing Club’s meeting will be held to-day and' large fields are set down to contest the various events. The Maiden Handicap will be run in two divisions if the starters number more than 28. The fields and prospects are: — 12,0 MAIDEN HANDICAP, of 100 soys. Six furlongs.- —Valamito 9.0, Strathire 8.13, King Theo 8.10, Tip Toes 8.8, Spearcourt 8.5, Adsurn 8.5, Gar Vaals, Lone Flier, Fox Moth, Dorie Star, Rosal, Passage, High Star, Ivy Willonyx, Francis Acre, Choice, Morning Sun, Bon Star, Aces Up, Alyth, Salva, Loreta, Tosh, Free Advice, Waihineroa. Er ndalc. Applicant, Baekblock, Singara, Little Man Tidcwatei, Ilapu* table, Dialogue 8.5. Applicant Spear -Court, Francis Aero 12.42 TOKATOKA HACK HANDICAP, of 120 sovs. Seven furlongs. Blue Needle 9.3, Lady Diana 8.7, Paso Robles 8.3, Sarella 8.3, Kilonsoa 8.2, Muskon 7.10, Nicodemus 7.7, Gay Princess 7.7, Solo Song 7.7, Persian Lady 7.7. Lady Diaila IRlite Needle J paso Bobles

1.24 KAIIIU HACK HURDLES, of 140 sovs. About one mile and a half.—• Dark Marble 10.13, Lap Up 10.5, Benighted 9.8, Ruling King 9.2, All Irish 9.0, Royal Toast 9.0, Mountain Bruce 9.0, Hawthorn 9.0. Dark Marble Benighted Rifling King2.8 NURSERY HANDICAP, of 120 sows. Five furlongs.—Bachelor King 9.2, British Nation 8.1, Airam 8.1, Racelino 7.7, Feldberg 7.7. Bachelor King Airam 2.50 DARGAVILLE CUP, of 250 sovs. One mile and a quarter—Master Brierly 9.4, Scotland 8.13, Velocipede 8.11, Mazir 8.7, Knight of Australia 7.12, Gay Talkie, Bonny Gay, Silver Brier, Horowhenua, King Tut 7.7. TMJazir Scotland Master JBrijerly 3.33 AVOCA HANDICAP, of 150 sovs. Six furlongs—Triune 9.1, Tray Bit 8.9, Solaria 8.7. Star Artist 7.13. Scbroff 7.8. Tin Lap, Muungakaha, Gay Defence, Carshalton 7.7. Solaria Tray Bit Star Artist 4.16 AWAKING HACK HANDICAP, of 120 sovs. One mile. —Gay Talkie 9.10, Orae 9.2. Mainland 8.11, Valrent 8.11, Vera Acre 8.8, Whirlmint 8.2. Lornacre 8.2, Dutch Girl 7.13. Valise, Impellent. Survey. High Quality, Hawthorn, Jewelled Girdle 7.7. Mainland Vera (Acre Orac 5.0 HOBSON HANDICAP, of 130 sovs. One mile. — Nun Nicer 9.2, Tybalt 8.10, Bonny Gay 8.6. Crooning 8.6, High Tea 8.4. Lucidus 8.3, Wait and Sec 7.13, Light Comedy 7.8, Roman Mascot 7.7, Keith Lu 7.7. Crooning Tybalt Nun. Nicer South Canterbury J.C. FIELDS' FOR 'TO-DAY’S FIXTURE. The South Canterbury meeting to be held at Washdyke to-day has drawn some good fields, and excellent racing .lioukl result. The fields, prospects, ami starting times are as follows; — 12.30 OTAIO HURDLES, 14 miles—Redolent 10.12. Santoft 10.5. Vitaphone 10.5, Wexford Bridge 9.13, Footwork 9.3, Chrysology, Spearniarch 9.0. Vitaphone Redolent 1.5 SPRING STAKES, 5 furlongs— Arrow Glen. Culotte, Elmarch, In the Dark, Tlithyia, Grand Monarque, Impact, Mutus, Mutunga, Night Bound, Peacock. Pink Robe, Princess Ball, Pink Abbey, Rebel, Mate, Television all 8.10, Au'ctor 7.10. Culotte Arrow Glen Rebel Mate 1.40 WASIIDYKE HANDICAP, J 4 miles, 3.43 class—Black Watch, Bill Grattan, Bill 8., Credit Balance, Dark Hazard. Linklight, Little Derby, Locust, Mauri McKinney, Mirage, Alary Aubert, Point Blank, Rollalong, Toorak, Zincali scr, Cruiser 24. Zin'cafi L|nklight Credit Balance 2.20 TESCHEMAKER HANDICAP, H miles— Epris 9.0, Tunneller 8.9, The Surgeon 8.3, Queen Dorothy 7.13, Tout le Monde 7.10, Acla 7.7. Queen Dorothy Eprts 3.0 TYCHO HACK HANDICAP, 6 furlongs. —'Colombo 8.13, Rose of Tralee 8.6 Silver Lark 8.3, Joyous, Stratosphere 8.2. Desirable 7.13, Rosseau 7.12, Elbanor 7.0, Silver Slipper, Pink Polly, Petersham. Patricia. Holm, Mutunga, Universe. Vola. Dale 7.7.

Colombo Rose of Tralee Rosseau 3.35 KERRYTOWN HACK HANDICAP, 1 mile 35 yards. —Poniard 9.4, Rebel Lad 8.13, Braw Lad 8.3, Silver Slip; per, Ileloise, Patricia Holm, Maka Ahi 7.7. laniard Rebel Lad’ 4.15 HADLOW TROT, 1-} wiles.—Andy Watson, Bill Grattan, Credit Balance, Colleen Wrack, Dark Hazard, Heather Queen, Kingussie, Linklight, LMtlc Derby. Mirage, Mauri McKinney, Point Blank, Rollalong, berene Bingen, Santa Fc, Starwyn, Toorak, Undaunted, Zin cali ser, Cruiser 24. Serene |Bingcn Starwyn Mauri McKinney 4.55 FLYING HANDICAP, 6 furlongs. — Guarantee, Concertpitch 8.9, Rebel Luief 8.8. Dollar Bill 7.12, Capital, Invoice 7.11, Melleath, V ild Caieer, Silver Sail 7.7. Concertpitch Capital Dollar JBill WELLINGTON R.C. ACCEPTANCES. WELLINGTON;. October 16. Following are th'c acceptances for the first day of thef Wellington Racing Club’s .spring meeting on October 22, 24 and 26: — 12.7: GLEN HURDLES. 14 miles — Lord Vai 10.12, Saltspray 10.9, Brigadiore 10.5, Journct, Verden 10.3, Redolent 10.0, Sporting Song 9.10, Vitaphone,, RovaT King 9.7, Merry Lap 9.G|. Reid Rufus 9.2, Wexford Bridge 9.0.

12.47: TAITA HANDICAP. 5 fur longs.—Aiwai. Lazy Bones 8.3. Hapi l .' Heels, Laughing Chief, Patuma 8L Money Raid, Sou and Heir 8.0, Accomplice, Aureus. Brunliilde, Cute Melody, Counter Bfast, Geira, Lady Montana } Nuclei 7.10, MiOther-in-Law 7.9. 1.32: WAPNUI HANDICAP, 1 mile. —Vintage 9.9, Werohia 8.11. Aussie Ra, West Tor 8.10, Sinking Fund 8.4. Tunneller 8.3|. Passion Flower. Wild Chase 8.1. Boomerang 8.0, Deficit 7.11, Slipperv 7.9, Hunting Lodge, Snowball, Tfgeir Gnin|. Wild Career 7.7. 2 12- RIMUTAKA HANDICAP, 0

fur'ongs.—Beu Braggie 9.7, Dcbham 8.11, Birthday Party, Hine Ra. Sardius B.lo|. Finnesko S-6. Dorado 8.4, Roaming 8.3. Golden Ridge 8.0 Calshot, Mesurina 7.13, Mohua. Taitoru 7.12, Impersonator 7.11. Caen,. Le Tourqu'et. Mister Quex 7.9. Essex Missal, Mit-tie., Mutunga) Sea Wrack. Toorak 7.7. , _ , 2.52: WELLINGTON HANDICAP, ! mile, and 3 furlongs—Master Brierly 9.3. Red Manfred 8.13. Spiral 8.10 Epris 8.7(. Hunting Cat 8.6., Argentic, Grand Jury 8.4, Davolo 8.0. Korcro 7.11. Might 7.8, Rona Bay, Round Score,. Shy. Sunee, 7.7. _ 3 32: WELLESLEY STAKES (two-vear-olds), 5' furlongs—Francis Drake, Card Pt'avei;. Counterblast, Icing. Aiwai. Hon. .lolly. Wyria. Sigurd, Greenwbdi. Guinea Fowl. Royal Bachelor. Atalanta Lass, Elanage, Screamer, Biieaire fillv. 4.12: SHORTS HANDICAP, 6 tur](l|igS—Pakanui 8.11. Knoekfin, Paper Slipper 8.4. Plato 8.2. Dol’ar Bill 7.L.. Laughing La- 7.12. Karl 7.11, Omarere 7.10. Fulojoy. Lavina 7.i. 4.55: OCTOBER HAND I C AI . 1 ndle—Lord Mouton 9.0. Entheo< 8 11. Brazen K'ng. Corow,-t 8.7. Mandamus 85. Rustem B.lj Contract 8.0 Trench F’glif. Cricket 7.11, Free Go d. A ouss'poff 7.9. Galtcemoore, Inheritance. Moquette 7.7.

THIRD DAY. HARCOURT STAKES (weight-for-age). 1} miles.—Argentic, Brazen King. Cuddle. Gustos, Entai\ Gal io. Hunting Cat. Laugh ng Lass. Ma-er Brierly. Red Manfred. S.egmund, A mtage, Wild Chase. AUCKLAND T.C. ACCEPTANCES. AUCKLAND. October 16. Auckland T.C. acceptances for Octo'’'i'.iq 4, ‘"wattemata HANDICAP (T). 3.49 class, 11 miles—Baby Triumph. Count Parrish. Golden Maid, (treat Sonoma. Lady Bunkei Pura Bingen, Rita’s Triumph. Sophy Bmgeu scr, All Special 12. Colleen Murphy, Native Princess, Reception, StalKy, Swordsman 48. p> 35- IMPROAERS’ ITANDTCAI, 3 5 class. 1} miles—Aerial Bell. Bronze Queen. Derby Lu. Forest Jewel. .Trank Host. Gloster. Golden Bramble. Morion, Musketeer, Newton Parrish, Queenie Direct, Roman Chief, Superfine, Irausfer, Worthy Quest scr, Princess Onyx Of ■ i]o- JELLTCOE HANDICAP. 4.39 class. 2 miles—Star Pronto, Treasure Bond scr. Ironside 12. King’s Guide, Nervie’s Last 24, Gold Dredge 36, King’s. Plav 48. Willie Derby 108 1.50: PARNELL HANDICAP. 3.39 c ] aSK .' 11 miles— Levity, Ranfurly Lass, Roval Jewel. Sir Frank scr Great Jewel kenworfnv 12. Bismuth, Derby Fame. Norrie Rock. Our Summer, Spessiva 2-1, Kewpie’s Crest, Lucky Love 36. Munga Tangi 48. 2.25: MOUNTAIN HANDICAP UL), 4.-k'einss, 2 miles.—Autumn Lu, Captain Bolt, Dillashion, Fleet Arrow scr, Golden Eagle, Polly Pan 1--Patch, Mountain Sun 24, Gala Day. Manna's Son 36. Waikato PriUCC, Young Rudnev 60. Meadow King St. 3.0: OCTOBER HANDLCAP. 3.00 class. 14 miles—Electric Bell, General Sarsfield, Lady Amanda, Proletarian, Red Frontier, Tollgate, Transworthy scr Parochial, Parrish Belle (T), Cherrill, Tryment 24, Treasure Bond 60, 5t 3.35- r STEM''ARDS’- HANDICAP, 3.43 class. 1-1 miles. —Bold Venture, Bronze Kin<q Derby Lu, Great Gem, Kia Kaba, Moriori, Mountain Flight. Musketeer, Native Fashion, Pirate’s Last. Tangaroa. Transfer scr, Bedford, Chartcns B< 4 IQ 6 ' ELECTRIC H ANDICAP, 2.48 class, 11 miles—Gold Dredge, Hohoro, Ironside, King’s Play, L a(l y Fame, Nervie’s Last scr, Pukemiro 12, Prince Pedro, Travis 24, Auto Machine 36, Great Parrish, King’s Warrior 48. CAULFIELD MEETING. MELBOURNE. October. 16. Golden Promise’s injured liecl more troublesome than it /lav 'l’he horse is sore, but Hie tinnier'said he was hopeful Golden Promise would shape well in the Cup. Desiert Chief had a cramped action i(n striding this afternoon, but improved with exercise. Owing to the serums illness of ms father. Gay Blonde’s trainer. J. R/ng, is returning to Sydney' to-night. Gay Blonde will be saddled up to-morrow liy AL McCarten. EASIER TO WIN IN N.Z. SYDNEY, October 16. The New Zealand trainer, L. Morris will' return aboard the Wa.ig'ineHa to-morrow with Oratory, Chief Laugci, Great Hope, and Cuddle. Morris says he has found the Victorian thoroughbreds 25 per cent. Letter than ly expected. Cpn.scquenti'yj. r.fc is casyer o win races in Nqw Zealand. He attributes this to the fact Hunt Australian buyers now outbid New- Zealand sportsmen for the pick of ,'C.i land yearlings.

Racing Notes Betting at [Washdykc: T ] lt . win and place totahsator will operate at the South Canterbury J.C. meeting to-day. Dargaville System: The win and ptace I otalisatjr wni operate at Dargaville to-day. Hazoor: Hazoor is coming to hand, and may pay to follow from now. Miss Hjushabye Miss Hushabye has been a b:g disappointment since she won fhe Douro Cup, a race that has found out others. Old Surrey: Old iSiirrev is maiden who wi not be long now. He shaped very iveJl at, Otaki. This th rec-year-old son Ot Hunting Song and Alartullu is bred to stay for the proverbial week. Terry: It seems that Terry will continue to Improve so long as she is raced over a mile and more. Middle distances should come naturally to her. First (Chapter: Many backed First Chapter at Otaki because of the Hunting Song’s reputation as heavy-weather horses, but he could not beat, anything home. Fullojoy; Fullojoy was nut confident in the soft going nt Otaki, but went an honest race. Charade: Perhaps the best- middle-distance hack at present in commission in Hawke’s Bay is tbe four-year-old Charade, who looks very lit. Finnesko: *',nne.sko. on a firm track, would

have been an easy winner last week. The long-striding Defoe gelding showed as good as winning form in conditions that had him thinking in the early stages of the Pah’.ko Handicap.

Will Improve: ‘Sinking Fund is expected to strip an improved horse next time out.

Prostration: if .Prostration trains on <is he is doing at present a race like the Wellington Handicap will not be beyond him.

Hunting .Cat: Hunting ('at continues to please in his preparation. He i s a much better looking horse than previously. IDs stnblcniate. Ben Braggie, is also doing well. Ben Braggie is to race in the hack class at Trenthum and then go on to Riecarton to tackle the countr.y’s b/’st sprinters in 'he Stewards’ Handicap;

Peter (Beckford: Peter Beckford is galloping except'onally well. His special mission at Trentham will be the Trial Handicap. 'l’he handsome Hunting Song gelding should soon win his way out of hack

Caulfield. |(Au.p Field: Final acceptors have been made as follows for to-day’s Caulfield Cup £6500 and Cup valued at £150; 11 miles.—Pamelas 8.13, Journal 8.11, Gay Blonde 8.10. Domisler. Golden Promise, Bustard 8.6, Petit Fils 8.5, The Chanter 8.4. Brittle Prattle 8.3, Cliilperie 8.2, High Cross 8.0, (/ay- Lover 7.12, The Monarch, Desert Chief. Silver Standard 7.10, Gay Circle 7.9. One Whetu 7.8, Talking 7.6, Cardo 7.5. Prince Sion, Frill Prince, Noithwind 7.2, Whitford 0.13, intruder 6.11. Cup Candidate Injured: Injuries received by Golden King when Tauramai galloped ou him in the Mosgiel Handicap at Dunediu last week have proved more serious thau was at first anticipated, and he will be out of work for some time. Golden King will therefore not be able to start in the New Zealand Cup next month.

Trotting Notes Rey (Spec: Key Spec has already had planned for him another Auckland Cup quest, a race' in which he finished second to Graham Direct last year. Penalties The system of penalties finds four horses on 2miu 45sec ‘for a mile aud a quarter eligible for the New Zealand Cup, and two on 2min 42sec ineligible for the same event. The new cond 1 tions providing for penalties over both distances for a win over a sprint or staying course will help to rectify such an anomaly.

ludianapobH; Mr E. A. Archer, well-known Addington farrier, expresses unstinted confidence in the ability of Indianapolis to win the New Zealand' Cup for the third year in succession. “His hooves are better than at any previous time since I have been shoeing him,” says Mr Archer, “and only an accident will prevent- him' from going a mile m 1 min59sec aganist time.” Aged. Horses: Wrackler has been referred to as an old-stager. He is eleven years old, but is a mere youth compared with Harold Logan and Tramfast, Harold Logan is fourteen and Trampfnst sixteen, and both are still going strong. Speedy 'Trof-ter: Greyhound trotted :i mile in liui.l 57|scc at the Illinois Fair last month, and made the fastest time tor a mile since Peter Manning registered his world’s record of Imin 56Jsee some fourteen years ago. Greyhound is now regarded as the future world's champion, and the fact- that he is a gelding and not a sensational “colt” trotter will ensure- his continuing on the race track, much longer than an entire is asked to in America to-day. LONDON. October 15. The Middle Park Stakes, run at Newmarket, resulted:—Fair Copy 1 Goya 2. Streamstown' 3. Su.ven started.’ Won by three-quarters of a length, with four lengths between second and third. RACING FIXTURES October 16, 17—Mastertou Racing Club. October 17—South Canterbury

Jockey Club. . October 17, 19—Dargaville Racing (at Avondale). October 22, 24, 26—Wellington (Racing Club. October 24.— Roforua-Bay of Plenty Hunt Club (at Cambridge). October 26. —Wavcrley Racing Club. October 26. —Waipawa County Racing Clultr (at Hastings). October 26.—North Canterbury Jockey Club.

TROTTING FIXTURES. October 17.—Waikato Trofiug Club. October 24, 26—Greyniouth Trotting Club. October 26. —Manawalu jrofting Club. October 26.—Oamaru Trotting Club. Club. October 24, 26—Auckland Trolling Club. October 31 — Wellington Troftmg Club. , , November 10. 12. 13,—New Zealand Metropolitan Trolling Club.

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