COURSING
The Bruce Herald records that Mr J. C. Bannatyne has just sustained a serious loss through the shooting of two of his valuable greyhounds— Billiards, who was full brother to the lest Waterloo winner, and a young bitch by Balmoral, out of Queen Death. The dogs were straying in a paddock on Mr S. R. Quartley's fawn, when Mr Quartley, who happened to have a loaded gun with him, shot them both, not knowing whom they belonged t<>, or being aware of their value. Mr Bannatyne entirely acquits his neighbour of any ill-feeling or wrong motive, as he is aware that he has of late sustained serious loss through the ravages of stray dogs among his sheep. Mr Bannatyne ostimated the dogs so highly that he has said that he would not have taken £100 for the two.
SOUTHLAND COURSING CLUB. Tapanui, June 22ud. The Southland Coursing Club's meeting lasted two days, the weather being wet. The St. Leger Stakes was won by Snowflight, with Ax Him runner-up. The All-aged Stakes was won by Her Royal Highness, with Lancashire Lad runner-up.
Winter ! Wistkr ! Winter!-" Twenty-four hours Light "—equal to nine candles— for one p. nny. See BAILEY and KEHR'S Safety Inmp Advertisement, page 29. Cut out Coupon and send for one or morn Wraps at reduced Coupon Price. Send at once — Bailey and Kerr, Ame>ioan Novelty Oo, t 108 Queen
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Otago Witness, Issue 1597, 1 July 1882, Page 21
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231COURSING Otago Witness, Issue 1597, 1 July 1882, Page 21
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