ESCAPED CONVICTS
SEARCH IN POVERTY BAY. HOUSES RAIDED. (Per Press Association. — Copyrieht.J GISBORNE, This Day. Several reports from various localities have been received regarding the escaped convicts, Norman Alfred O’Meara and Wilkin Rainsdon Avery. Evidences of their progress have been found in several instances. On Sunday it was reported that the house of a roadman on the Waioeka Road had been broken into and food taken. The next report was that another cottage, also on the Waioeka Road, near Mr. Tvafford’s homestead, had been entered and blankets and provisions taken. At 10.30 a.m. yesterday the police received a report from Mr. J. Devonport, a dairyman living on the Gisborne side of Matawai, to the effect that a two-roomed whare had been extensively damaged during the absence of the owner.
The police search is being vigorously maintained in this area, men working both from Gisborne and Opotiki. RETAKEN IN WAIOEKA VALLEY. (Per Press Association.—cauyrleht.l GISBORNE, This Bay. A police party operating' in the precipitous and thickly w r ooded Waioeka Valley, about 50 miles from Gisborne, to-day captured Norman Alfred
O’Meara and Wilkin Rainsdon Avery, who escaped on Saturday morning from the Gisborne gaol.
The search had been intensified since Saturday night, w’hen reports of, raids on roadmen’s huts along the Waioeka Road gave a definite indication of ,the route taken by the escapees. The road crosses deep mountain streams at intervals, and the escapees were considered to have a poor chance of breaking through the police cordon. After the capture the police party set out for Gisborhc.
WINOOKA FOB AMERICA. ' PIKE ENGAGED. SYDNEY, May I.’ Alessrs A. Matthews and W. Ale Donald, joint owners of Winooka, have decided to send him at the end of this month to America to be matched against outstanding gallopers up to a mile and a quarter. Pike has agreed to. make the trip and ride Winooka, and his trainer, Poison, will accompany him; ;- ;: ’ SOUTHLAND FIXTURE. IMPOSTS ALLOTTED. (Per Press Association.—Copyright.) INVERCARGILL, This Day. Handicaps for the first day of the Southland Racing Club’s winter meeting, to be held on Alay 12 and 13, are as follows:—• ■ f.
TRIAL HANDICAP, Of SO soys. »Six furlongs. Money gran ‘ 9 0 History Gold Dress S, 10 , Paper S 7 O'bligement SlO Garnish 8 7 Order Wood 8 9 Dazzling Island Linnet S 7 Eyes S 7 Beam 8 /-.•Red Terror 8 7 NEW RIVER TROT, Of 105 sovs. One mile and a half. Lynwood scr Lindrum 12 Bronze Wave scr Chiming Wave 12 Fire Crest scr Vologda 24 Frank Mac scr Sergeant Dallis 24 Happy-go- Ozanum 30 Lucky scr Rollicking Margaret Wave 36 King scr Jolly Drive 3(5 Sadie Bingen scr Sea Mist 3.6 General Weary Voyage 48 Wrack ser Lady Zita 48 Yds. Bhd. Manrico Lee 60 Azure 12 Nelson Pointer 72 r flying handicap, Of 115 sovs. Six furlongs. Silver Paper 9 5 Enwood 7 0 Palermo 9 0 Irish BirdIrish Lancer 8 10 Catcher 7 0 First Money 8 8 Slaemish 7 0 Tea Party 7 9 Clara Bow 7 0 Silver Streak 7 3 ROSLYN HANDICAP, Of SO sovs. Seven furlongs. Consono 9 0 Miss Redowa 8 4 Slaemish 8 11 Tangaroa 8 0 Great Shot Sll Miss Winston 8 0 Repudiation 8 10 Ada 8 0 Royal Johnny Emblem 8 6 Wingrove 7 12 Morena 8 6 Birdwood 7 0 Mayam 8 4 SOUTHLAND CUP, Of 150 sovs. One mile and a quarter. The Red Racer 7 5 Smuggler 9 2 Toreador 7 4 Admiral Night Maid 7 0 Drake 8 9 Jack a Dandy 7 0 Mount Boa 8 7 Poor Boy 7 0 Salrao Salar 7 13 Palmary 7 0 Red Boa 7 8 SOUTHLAND STEEPLECHASE, Of 125 sovs. About two miles. Squatter 11 5 Bandy Boa 9 3 Nylotis 10 9 Diamond West Dome 10 6 Jack 9 0 French Glen Boa 9 0 Fleet 10 0 Slim Jim 9 0 Antrim Boy 9 13 STEWART ISLAND HANDICAP, Of 80 sovs. Oho mile. Chief Light 9 5 Young Kernel FaSha 9 0 Sentinel 7 12 Lochard S 9 Venite 7 9 Ohia 8 9 Red Sunset 7 9 Trek 8 4 Spanish Maid 7 9 Royal Broughshane 7 7 Emblem 8 0 EceleSfechan 7 7 Miss Redowa 7 12 TRADESMEN’S HANDICAP, Of 100 sovs. One mile. Silver Paper 9 5 Leading Boy 7 7 Steeton 8 6 Night Maid 7 7 Royal Duke 8 6 Jack a Dandy 7 5 Red Boa 8 0 Lochard 7 3 Toreador S 0 Sailing Home 7 3 Totolamai 711 Some Rose 7* 0 Chief Light 7 9
AUCKLAND TROTS. HANDICAPS DECLARED. r (Special to "Northern Advocate.") AUCKLAND, This Day. * Handicaps for the Auckland. Trotting Club’s autumn meeting on Saturday, May 13, have been declared by Mr C. E. Goosman as follows: .... ’ INNOVATION HANDICAP; " Of liO sovs. One mileranda-Halfv • Colleen . . Worthy: Kate -j set ; « ’ Murphy ser Yds. Bhd: : Grand Autumn Lu' 12 Triumph ser Golden Eagle 24 Golden Hui'a ser Kuini 24 Mountain Sun ser Chrystal' " 48 Pearl Parrish scr Nelson Pirate 48 Peter Kohewah QO Abdullah ser Mattie •Singing Bird scr Herbilwyn 96 Stardown sec Win Huon -90 Waskaru scr -- DEYONPORT HANDICAP, Of 110 sovs. Olio mile and a quarter. Aerial Bell scr Our. Summer- ser Aircraft , ser Red Hope . . Bonnie Direct ser-; Student: :: ’i . ? Chancellor ser ’• yser Camelia ser Tinokaha - ser Free Gift ser Yds. Bhd. Gloster scr Nellota ■-‘‘iSO Home. Brew ser Worthy Chief 36 Chester ser Cimarron ■■ „4S Lucky Love scr Stormy Alack ; -60 FERGUSSON HANDICAP' Of 225 sovs. Two miles. ■ y Brent Zoloek scr Direct Alorning'24 Kewpie’s Enawah - . 36 Triumph ser Kewpie’s Guy :36 Prince Pedro scr Pageant . ,r - ;.4S Yds. Bhd. Auto Machine ‘,60 Blentlight 24 . FRANKLIN HANDICAP, Of ,110 sovs. One mile and a half. Jitqky -Thorpe scr Yds. Bhd. Ppi! ,; r- ' ser Free Logan - ii2 Raider . ser Pukerairo , ,- V : l2 Silver Bingen scr Glandore 24 Some Dillon ser Homeward : 24 Willie Derby scr Our Peter • 24 Dad’s Hope 36 Realty .' ’36 WHITFORD HANDICAP, - . Of 125 sovs. One mile and a half. Billy Carbine ser Dark ■ Yds. Bhd. McKinney 36 Moko Girl 12 Bessie Parrish -4S Marble Star 12 Roi Grande 48 Nell Yolo 12 Etta Colo.. ; J2 Zanzibar ' 36 Explosion 72 MAY HANDICAP, " J Of 115 sovs. One mile and abalf; Free Gift scr -Cimarron 24 Jester ser May Chenault 24 Our Summer ser Donee 36 Red Hope scr. Donum.. . i 36 Tinokaha scr Peter; Grattan 36 Yds. Bhd. Stormy Mack 36 Nellota 12 Fisher 84 Worthy Chief 12 •; y PAPATOETOE HANDICAP, , y ’ Of 130 sovs. One mile and a quarter. Glandore ser Auto Machine!: 24 Kelp ser Direct Mprnihg 24 Prince Pedro scr Kewpie’s Pegaway ser ‘ Triumph 24 Yds. Bhd. Pageant , 24 Brcntlight 12 Brent Zoloek , 36 Dan Direct 12 Enawah ; 36 Great Parrish 32 Jewel Pointer 84 HENDERSON HANDICAP, . Of 115 sovs. One mile and a quarter.' Cleao scr Francis Edna Worthy ser Lincoln 24 Quid Hairst , scr Raider. i 24 Great Fame ser Some Pillon 24 Fisher scr Ohoto 36 Mazda scr Jackie Thorpe 36 Prince Etawah scr Willie Derby 48 Te Mahariga ser Free Logon 60 Wee Machine scr Pukemiro 60 Yds. Bhd. Homewahl 72 Rev de Quest .12 ,' -
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