WELLINGTON v. TARANAKI.—J. R. Lamason (Wellington) and A. Collins (Taranaki) leading their teams on to the field at Athletic Park, Wellington, for the return match between the two districts. Wellington won by 20 points to 12.
TROTTING AT HUTT PARK.—A general view of the grandstands at Hutt Park on Saturday afternoon, when the Wellington Trotting Club held its spring meeting under excellent weather conditions. Inset at top, Royal Palm leading the field to win the Railway Handicap and pay the largest dividend of the day.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19122, 17 September 1936, Page 14
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85WELLINGTON v. TARANAKI.—J. R. Lamason (Wellington) and A. Collins (Taranaki) leading their teams on to the field at Athletic Park, Wellington, for the return match between the two districts. Wellington won by 20 points to 12. TROTTING AT HUTT PARK.—A general view of the grandstands at Hutt Park on Saturday afternoon, when the Wellington Trotting Club held its spring meeting under excellent weather conditions. Inset at top, Royal Palm leading the field to win the Railway Handicap and pay the largest dividend of the day. Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19122, 17 September 1936, Page 14
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