ROWING.
THE CANTERBURY CLUB. In the first heat of the Canterbury Rowing Club's President's Fours, W. J. Guthrie, R. Henderson, B. Beaumont, and R. Philp beat A. C. Pinwill, C. C. Mosley, A. Wilson, and L. Lawry by three-quarters of a length, and F. R. Dunsford, A. E. Cuddon, H. C. Ilargreaves, and W. 11. Jones defeated V. I). Hewer, L. M. Isitt, L. J. N Campbell, and G. Glen by several lengths. Dunsford's crew beat A. R. Blank's crew in the second heat. The final, between Dunsford and Guthrie, is to be rowed this evening.
Oh, woman, in our hours of ease, Uncertain, coy, and hard to please; But when a cough contracts our brow A ministering angel thou! We see you sprinting for the phial That holds a priceless boom Of Woods' Great Peppermint Cure, and which Will ease our trouble soon. Will ease our trouble soon. 23 Twelve million caterpillars, Aveighing over nineteen tons, have been collected on the Kowloon pine plantations at Hong Kong, where the Governor has recommended a grant in aid for their destruction.
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Sun (Christchurch), Volume I, Issue 234, 6 November 1914, Page 9
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