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Star (Christchurch), Issue 10304, 8 November 1911, Page 1

44 Hy The burning question of the hour is not whether " Spider' will win the Metropolitan Stakes or " Buenos Ayres " the N Z Cup, but whether it is not full time that you should "weigh in" at BUTCHER'S ESTABLISHMENT COLOMBO ST. (Opp. Bank of New Zealand) and receive your crown of success in the shape of one of HHraMBHMHHHgIfIL, with its accompaniment of a SlMiifKH selected by yourself. You will find that in the Matrimonial Stakes it is mere folly to back " outsiders " ; stick closely to the " favourite," make it a "certainty" and then come along and collect your " divvy " from Butcher.

After the ordinary business of the St Martin's Burgesses' Association Oil Monday evening had been put through a motion of confidence in Councillor F. A. Anderson was passed. Mr Robert Malcolm referred in eulogistic terms to tl.te work done by Councillor Anderson on the Rcatlicot« County Council. Tho loan work of St Martin's had now been put in a satisfactory condition, and in thjp judicious manipulation of the Government £BOOO lean Councillor-Ander-son had proved himself a good and able councillor, though young in years, and he trusted the councillor would he again returned at the election to bo held on November 8.