GORE.

Otago Witness, Issue 2151, 16 May 1895, Page 22

GORE.

May 14.— The Gore Racing Club were very fortunate iv having a fine day for their Autumn meeting on the Bih, and it proved a success in every n. spent, aud was most enjoyable. The trotting of N alive was a treat of itself. Eccl'Sias ic/u..— The Congregational Church Committee held a baz-iav and sale of fa»m and garden produce en the Sth and Oth, which realised a hands >tnc .sum ciii'*ider i n.c tbe dulness of the times. Mr iii-attie, in op nirig the bazaar, spoke sensi'ily in regret ii k the n< cea-ity of uch entertainments iv connection with chmch work. Oq tli- Bth there were two harvest ftbtival s-rvices in the Anglican Church, which was beautifully decorated. At the evening service especially the music was much appreciated. Sly Gitoi;.— The c*se against two women was heart 'ii the 9th, and a ppmlty of illOwasinfl cted Seeing the nature of the house, it i-i to be hoped tlmt the next line will be an exemplary one. A so-called amusing court case occurred oa the 9th, when a local auctioLeer conducted the defence and him elfin a manner which is fortunately raie in a con it of justice Sporting.— A. 25'Jjds hurdle race, over five fl?htß of hurdles, is to be run on June 12, on the Caledonian ground, between John A. Sumon and Fred Kobius, for illO aside: «Lo the champion wmtlers 11 Scott and W R-bins will try conclusions on the 220 d for the modettsum of £5. A Cowardly J'ecd —Mr Denis Daley has lost a valuable mare under suspicious circumstauces, the animal having been found severly wounded.