Racing.

Southland Times, Issue 19264, 30 January 1904, Page 2

Racing.

♦ - Per United Press Association. AUCKLAND, Jan. 29. Following nro the Tnikupuna JockeyClub's acceptances :— Suburban llumliaup — Gold Seul 9.0, Xurin 9.2. Solo 8, Millie 7.13, Liberator and St Olgu 7.8, Tearoha 7.7, Black nnd Gold 7.5, Anchorite 7.2, Lady Bobs 6.10-, Merry Soult 6.7. TJ C. Handicap — Hinetaura 8.11, Miss Lottie 8.3, Dolores S3, Idas and Hopa 8. Moro 7.10, Avalanche 7.8. Annoyed 7, Matninataliarake'cc and Bastion 6.10. Maiden Hurdles— Loch Lomond and Ir* ish 10.4*, Aku Aku 0.12, Native Rosa 0, 10, Lochard 9. Hobson Handicap— Beau Seaton 9.2, Muthema 8.2, Klspeth 7.10, Eureka 7.7, Promotion 7.0, Cadaret and Stronxnoss 7. Por.y Handicap — Annoyed 10.4, Girton Girl 8, Solitary 7.12, Sally Horner 7,9, Story Teller und Sentinel 0.10, "Wlifitwhai 6.7. Moamn Handicap— Lady Rose and Golden Sands 8.8, Newtown 8.4, Ngatero and Irish 7.10, Malonta 7.0, Daffodil and Hurrah 7.4. Bonomina and Escape 7.2, Silicia and Le Beau 6.12. Woodmont 6.' Anniversary Handicap— Idasa and Solo 7.12. Kaino 7.8, Liberator 7.0, Zulioka 72, Grey Seaton 7, Bastion and WellCHRISTCHURCH. Jan. 29. Acceptances for Midsummer Handicap— Cannie Chiel 8.(5, Magnificertt 7.10. Terrapin 7.6, Delarey 7. For tho Filly Stakes— Tessera .7.13, Nautiloid rt.l2 Aeola 6.12, Quickfire and Chrysalis 0.7.'

Some thirty loombera of the Sawmill Workers' Union met in Otautau on Thursday, the President (Mr T. O'Byrne) in the chair. A committee was appointed to work the district, consisting of Messrs J. Smith ■'chairman), A. Gunn (secretary), J, Hamilton. E. O'Neill. J. Tomlinson, C. Coyle, A. Rassmusscn, J. Ellis, -T. Ward, smr., ___ c. Bade, ancl Who.rlich. The organising work in tho mills in tho Western district has now been coiuipleted. Altogether oighteon mills havo been visited, and 71 new members have bcon enrolled. Tho roll on January 31st was 538, and is now 609. I