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Star (Christchurch), Issue 7182, 18 January 1892, Page 4

SPORTING. CANTEEBDBT TROTTING CLUB. The following nominations were received on Saturday for the meeting which takeß place on Friday, Jan. 29 :— MAIDEN SADDLE, of 20 a^m Two miles. Bob 11. .AbdaUah Boy Mashor Valour Victoria 11. Vie Jena ihte Black Fendalton ness) Bob Canarean Maid Bantam Jlis9 .Molly Gen-die Fairholm Paulina Maruhuna I MIDSUMMKE HANDICAP (in saddle), of 45 soys; second hoiso 5 soya from the stake. Tbiee miles, Ballance tft Grippe "Wanda Saawood Maid of Lusky Fragment Mouutjoy Lady Agnes Marenjfo Shamrock Butterfly Mccci hunlight J. M. Farewell Magpio DISPOSAL STAKES (in harness), of 20 sore. Two nsiles. ; Graco I Shamrock 11. ; Tinker I Stranger Diplomacy J Goldseeker Adam I Bob Sleepy John ■ | Kitty O'Shoa PONT SADDLE HANDICAP, of 20 soys. Two miles, Sootty Tambourine Vanity Bosalie BloxwicU BrOßloy Werivala Fanny Ayrshire Lass Belle D:c!c Twilight Puroelt Nellie fcilveraliot ASSOCIATION GROUNDS CUP fin harness), ot 60 soya ; second horte 10 sovd from iha stake. Four mile?. Mai.i of Lusky Venus Gnat Elsie Gay Boudrl Sonny Bednlo Sprioga-ld Lena Ins Whale Colonial Lily Tennessee ADDINGTON PLATE (in saddle), of 35 botbj sacond liorae 5 soys from thd stake. Two miles. Bob 11. I La Grippo Moun<j->y Little Duck Victoria 11, Seawcod Fairholm liady Lynn Fairohlld Pansy Louie STEWaEDS' PLATE (in harness), of 30 aovs; second horse 5 sots from the stake. Two miles. Boulangnr Tennessee Diplomacy Homo Bula Papphiro Venus Vulcan The Joker Princess Elsie Gay Timbuc Little Duck Locket Sombre Maid of Rockloi My Dream ■ Wattlass SpnDgfield Lena fcegina Colonial I The Whale Uddfellow I Wallace Er.KCIRIi: STAKES (in saddle), of 25 sots; second horsa 5 sots from the Slake* One I mile. Wanda Pau-kau-che Bob 11. Darkio Dick Twpin Vie Masher Parnell Victoria 11. Apology Jena (late .black La Grippe Boss) Bantam Oakland S«awood Idaho Lily Ada 11. J.M. Thislixum Pansy Butterfly Nellie [Pee Phebs Association.! AUCKLAND, Jan. 16. The Onehunga Racing Club's Summer Meeting took place to-day, when the Cap, of one mile and a quarter, was won by Ida (6st 121 b), Leorina (9at 121 b) being second, and Glaucus (7et 101 b) 3. Tullocb also ran. Ida won easily. Time — 2nrin lgjsec Totalisator dividend, £2. 123. WELLINGTON, Jan. 16. Little Scrub was omitted from the acceptances for the Anniversary Handicap The racehorses Uegina, Prime Warden Cruchfield and Little Arthur were shipped by the steamer Penguin, which left Ly ttel ton on Saturday night for Wellington. BOWLING. -« CANTERBURY v. CHRISTCHURCH CLUBS. On Saturday afternoon the return matel between the Christ church and Canterbury Bowling Clubß was played on the Canter bury Club's green. A four rink match wai played, and resulted in a close game am a victory by six points for the Canterbury Club. The following are the scores .— No. 1 Eink. — Canterbury: J. Tait, E George, E. C. Ashby, W. Thomson (skip) 29. Christchurch : T. Mollett, E. D Thomas, G. Lambie, Dr Thomas (skip) 31. No. 2 Eink.— Canterbury: W. Prudhoe J. Carl, H. Toomer, senr., B. Hale (skip) 54. Christchurch : Captain Marshall, A Cuff, Dr Guthrie, S. Manning (fekip), 55. No. 3 Eink. — Canterbury: A. E. Kirk W. Escott, A. Urquhart, E. Toomer (skip) 22. Chrißtchurch : F. Hobbe, Dr Anderson W. H. Spackman, L. B. Wood (skip), 20. No. 4 Eink.— Canterbury : J. Mercer, D H. Christie, J. M. Taylor, H. Oakley (skip) 22. Christchurch : J. S. Guthrie. A, Rose H. N. Nalder, C. Jackson (skip), 15. Totals— Canterbury: 127; Christchurch : 121. At the close ot the game, Mr W. Thomson, President ot the Canterbury Club, called for three cheers, which were lustily given, for the visitors. The President oi the Chrißtchurch Club, Dr Thomas, returned thanks. He complimented the Canterbury Club on the great improvement in its green, which now played perfectly. He hoped that effect would be given to the suggestion that when the first eixteens of both Clubs were engaged in any future match, arrangements would be made for the other players to engage in a friendly match on the unoccupied green. Such an an arrangement would, he thought, tend to popularise the game for those players who bad not been selected for the Club match. He concluded by calling for three cheers for the Canterbury Club which were heartily given. "Hyslop's Teas, when once tried, are always used in preference to any others " To Oabkew Grky Haib.— Lookyer's Sulphuric Hair Buatorer is the quickest, boat, eafaat and cheapest. Large Uottlftg Is 6d everywhere.-* ADVT. To Ovbbcomb Wjaeh! fss. — Feppor'n Quinine and Iron Tonio gives Ncr Life, AppeMte, Health, Strength and Energy; on -es Indication, Nervous Debility and Neuralgia, Hall • crown bottles everywhere. Insist onf having Psppib's.— [AnvT.l j The Waterbury Puzzle. «. . 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