COURSING
HAMILTON CLUBS MEETING. j I here was a good crowd of spn ia- , tors at (lie Hamilton Coursing Club's! meeting, held on the i'lankion Plumpi ion on S.i!nnL.y aLoruuon. The dogs were in good lorm. and some inicicst- ! in;, sport was v. hm ; sod. !' i : irrl.nr ioiefi-st was ui;ini 111■ -, lin th" coiili si boweeii Soldier and A!! li!,u k in tlie | third round, which roM-hed in rather i an easy will for the former by four points to one. i The officials ot the club carried out ■ their diiti- s in a cn'-able mnmi'T. thus i adding to tlie enjoyment of C.ose lire- I . sent. ' Tli -v ww: _ Piw!, Mr ( Eraser Smith; ,iuii< e. Mr \Y. Everest; I slipper, Mr J. Kair'mirn; slin steward. :MrW. ( ll::lnters :,- li s•.-" .- >. M: a. ' Hamilton; and secretarv, Mr •). Pren- • i ton. I The _ hrneeleC "res'-'ded ly Mr J. i Lotighlin, for the Ladies' Bracelet, was | a very handsome one. ! The results were:— LADIES' BRACELET, j Fir :! the-a ! Miss ( hilds' Salvator j befct Mrs Fraser Smith's Ladv Vera by 3g points to 0; Mesdnmes .Moore and I Rogerson's Light- Opera beat Miss E. 'Davison's Soldier's Pride. -It,—3: Mesdames Moore and Rogerson's Grand Opera beat Mrs C. N. Flvger's Waitangi, 4V2 —0; Mrs Bulled's Waberjai-k beat Miss Hamilton's Silver Chorus. 3—2; Miss McMahon's Soldier beat. Miss Hamilton's Dreadnought f>—o; Mrs J. \Y. West's All Rlark beat Miss Ida Moore's Charge, 6—l Miss C. ElI liott's Pukekolte Lass, a by.\ j Second Round.- —Salvator beat Light j Opera, I!—2; Grand Opera beat Waberjack, 8 1 ,--! —2; Soldier beat Pukekohe Lass, 4 —o; All Black, a bye. Third Round.—Gra 1 Opera beat Salvator, 2 —l; Soldier i ■ ~>t All Black, 4—l. Tinal.—Soldier beat 0. "d Opera, 6—o. SC PPLE ME XTAR Y ST A K ES. First. Round—Light Opera beat Charge, 7—2; Soldier's Pride beat Golden Fleece, 8V. —3; Pukekohe Lass heat Silver Night, 3—2. Second Round. —Soldier's Pride boat Light Opera, 3 —o; Pukokohe Lass, a bye. Final. —Soldier's Pride beat Pukekohe Lass B—l. SMOKE CONCERT. A smoke concert was held 011 Saturday night, a pleasant time being spent in music, song and story. A lengthv toast list was gone through. It was decided to institut" a Waikato Challenge Stakes, over £IOO being subscribed in the room.
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Waikato Times, Volume 89, Issue 13816, 22 July 1918, Page 4
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