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FfIKURANGA HUNT RAGES. AUCKLAND HANDICAP. 2 .SILVER BRIAR, 9.6 (McKaniit) 1 i JEWELLED GIRDLE, 5.2 (Man*on) 2 S—WEE PAT, 8.1 (Parsons) .. 3 Scr.: Teddy Boy, Callisto, Karohia, Court Arma, Royal Light. LADIES’ BRACELET. I —GAINSAY, 10.9 (Mr K. McK. Duncan) 1 3 ILLUMINAGH, 10.9 (Mr J. Macky) 2 4 MARCHING SONG, 11.10 (Mr D. Ddds) ® Scr.: Santoft, Semiarch, Lannor, Dignified March. DUNEDIN HANDICAP. 5 GAY LAP, 8.4 (Martin) 1 1— TYBALT, 8.10 (McTavisil) ... 2 2 IMAIW7NT, 8.3 (Savage) ... 3 Scr.: Tradesman, Prince Acre, Galilee, Scotland', Astarth, Star Artist. THE TOTALISATOR. INCREASE OF £2742, Th« lotallsator to-day handled £20,169 compared with £17,417 la*t year, an increase of £2742. RUGBY FOOTBALL. 8 Hamilton Peace Cup elimination: Hamilton IG, Cambridge 11. Feast Cup: Hamilton Referees 14, Morrinsville Referees 8. Morrinsville. —Junior championship final: Morrinsville 11, Hamilton 9, Cambridge.-—Hamilton (Thirds (TS, Cambridge Junior# 9. Auckland.—Maoris 14, Auckland 10. Wellington.—First Division: Petone 20, Wellington College Old Boys 8? Athletic 10, Poneke 8; (VSarist Brothers Old Boys 16, Eastbourne 10; Hutt 11, Johnsonville 3; Wellington 10, Oriental 16. Christchurc-h.—Ranfurly Shield: Canterbury 27, Wairarapa 16. Wamgantp.- Liter-college matches: Warsgeoui Collegiate Oohool 6, Nelson 3; Chriets’ College 14, Wellington 6. Dunedin. —Otago 11, Southland S. P-«lmerston North.—Sacred Heart (Auckland) 0, St. Patricks t Silver—ttream) 0. Senior: Feilding Old Boys 19, Kia’Toa'll; St. Pats 21, Woodvijlo 0; Old Boys I*o, Feilding 5. Ashburton. —Ashburton 35, Ellesmere 9. , LEAGUE. •fluoktand.*- Roope Rooster compete tion: Newton 27, Otahuhu 8; Ml, Air bert 18, Marist 10; Richmond 23, DeYonport 16; City 28, Ponoonby 10. Chrlstohuroh, —Addington 50, Ruru 11; Sydenham 17, Linwood S; Brighton 8, Wairnaire-' S. SOCCER. Auckland. —-Falcon Cup, knock-out: Mt. Albert Grammar 4, Eastern Suburbs 2; Ponsonby 4, North Shore 2. Palmerston North.—Rovers 4, St. Pauls 2; Athletic 0, Teaweawe 0. Palmerston North.—Sacred Heart Wellington —Final Auicf Cup; Mariat 3, Petone 1; Waterside S, Diamond 3. Christchurch.—Nomads 3, Technical 1; St. Albans 1, Rangers 0. HOCKEY. Hamilton. Representatives; Waikato <5, Thames-Hauraki 1. Junior sThames-Hauraki 4, Waikato 1. Hooper Cup: Old Boys 5, Hinemoa 1; Old Technicals 6, Colts 1. Old (toys 1, Hinemoa 0; Old Technicals 1, Technical School A 0. Auckland.—Wesley 4, Papatoetoo 3; St. Luke’s 0, Varsity 1; Somerville 4, Eden 2. HAMILTON GOLF. In the semi-final of the captain’s trophy K. McLeod beat E. Wilson 2 and 1. (McLeod to moct J. F. Strang in the final. In the semi-final of the vice-captain’s trophy C. H. Clerk beat L, R, Reid 3 and 2 (Clark to meet W. G. Christie in final). Beet cards returned in the bogey handicap wer-.; Ci E, Sutcliffe all square; C. B. Fullerton-Smith, B. Cumborworth anr! J, Salisbury 1 down. , CYCLE ROAD-RACING. Hamilton.—The Hamilton Sport* Club'a race over‘‘32 miles from Hamilton Beet to Motumaoho and back resulted; R, MoCmie 1, T, Shaw 3, T> CraWforti 3, Fastest time, T Shaw 80m. 20s, COURSING. HAMILTON CLUB. Maidon Stake.—Final: L, G. Semmen’s (IVlatamata) Real Girl beat Mrs F. Day (Hamilton) Mastor* Collins. All-age Slake.—Final; Mr E. C. Gardiner (Te *Aroha) Fairy Footsteps beat Mrs F. Day (Hamilton) Broughshane, CAR OVER BANK. Thomas Henry . Baker, 60' year®, a miner, of Hipitly, and his son, John Antony Baker, 23 years, a minor, of Huntly, were injured wlion a car, in which they woro passengers, overturned over a bank at Huntly late thl* afternoon. (Both received concussion and bruisea ancf wore admittod to / the Waikato Hospital. Their condition i» not serious. AMERICAN NEUTRALITY. SHIPMENT OF ARMS BANNED. WASHINGTON, August 23. The neutrality legislation, banning shipments of arms from the United States to warring nations until February 28, 1936, has passed the House. An adjustment of the difference* with the Senate, which favours a permanent ban, will send the leglalatlbn to th* White House.
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Waikato Times, Volume 118, Issue 19663, 24 August 1935, Page 18 (Supplement)
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