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SPORTS EDITION RACES AT TE RAPA. WAIKATO HACK CUP. 1— 2—LIGHT COMEDY, 8.3 (L. J. Ellis) * 2 I—MAFEKING, 7.11 (W. M. Thomson) * 3 3—PUKEKO, 8.13 (D. J. Burgess) 3 Scr.: Red Sand, Gay Duke. PRESIDENT’S HANDICAP. 4 3—ADALENE, 7.4 (J. Winder) 1 5 —PRINCESS STAR, 7.2 (R. W. Savage) 2 I—I—GIPSY MOTH, 7.11 (I. Smith) 3 Puss Mot.- and Gipsy Moth were coupled on the machine. Scr.: Refresher, Rereatu, Boughal, Tin Lap, Coronis. BEERESCOURT HANDICAP. 3 3—KILBERIS, 8.7 (R. Gladding) 1 6 6—CON FUOCO, 7.11 (C. L. Goulsbro) 2 4 4—ARAWA ROSE, 7.8 (R. Horne) 3 Scr.: Whirling, Valrent, Polly Douglas. TOTALIS ATOR INCREASE. The totalisator handled £23,820 10s, compared with £22,387 10s on the first day last year, an increase of £6,429. WOODVILLE RACES. Debutante Stakes: 1 Manbumas, 1; 2 Silver River, 2; 3 The Bigot, 3. All started. Telegraph Handicap: 4 Haut Monde, 1; 5 Lavina, 2; 1 Sir Nigel, 3. Scr.: Land Tax, Fulojoy. Mangapapa Handicap: 2 llias, 1; 2 Contact, 2; 1 Silver Song, 3. All ' started. | Final Handicap: 3-1 Young Frank, j 1; 7-9 Belle Derby, 2; 6-6 Aristotle, j 3. Scr.: Admiral Wrack, King's Cup. I Maharahara Handicap: 7 Count Wil- ! lonyx, 1; 2 Royal Record, 2; 1 Vinco, j 3. Ail started. NEW BRIGHTON TROTS. Stewards’ Handicap: 1-3 Red Flush-, 1; 2-4 Big Nelson, 2; 2-1 Eastern Prince, 3. Scr.: Plutus. Eclipse Handicap: 3-3 Rongamai, 1; 1-1 Nobleman, 2; 6-6 Marie Celeste, 3. Scr.: Gunmetal, Editor. Denton Memorial Handicap: 4-4 Gay Junior, 1; 15-15 Wilbur White, 2; 1-2 De Soto, 3. Scr.: Peter Locanda, Giro. Autumn Handicap: 3-1 Sister Mary, 1; 1-2 Kippagh, 2; 17-10 Ohinemutu, 3. All started. Flying Handicap: 8-9 Play On, 1; 16-17 Olive Rey, 2; 7-6 Irish Peach, 3. Scr.; Loretta. AUSTRALIAN RACING. CAULFIELD MEETING. MELBOURNE, This Day. Woodcliff Handicap; Nellie’s Tip 1, High Ardo 2, Palfresco 3. Futurity Stakes: Regular Bachelor 1, Cuddle (N.Z.) 2, Press Gang 3. CRICKET. AUCKLAND DECLARE. Auckland: Auckland declared their first innings closed at 306 for six wickets. Townsend Was previously reported out, but this was a mistake. Pestles was the batsman dismissed, Townsend was 53 not out and Matheson 38 not out. Langridge took three wickets for 54 runs, Sims two for 72, Read one for 71. At stumps M.C.C. had compiled 98 runs without loss, Parks 54, Barber 42, ROWING TITLES. Wellington: The New Zealand rowing championships, held on a (Tortherly course on the harbour this afternoon under ideal conditions, resulted: Welterweight Junior fours: Wellington 1, New Plymouth 2, Aramolio 3. Also started, Petone. Championship Fours: Picton 1, Aroinoho 2, Blenheim 3. Hamilton crew were lorcod to withdraw owing to the distress of one of the members. EXHIBITION TENNIS. WELLINGTON, Saturday. In an exhibition professional tennis match A. Willard beat Baker, 6—3, 6—B, 6—3. NEW ZEALAND BUTTER. SHIPMENT TO AMERICA. LONDON, February 21. Three hundred tors of New Zealand butter is being shipped to America from England on Saturday owing to the New York price advancing from 37 to 39 cents per lb. It is the first shipment for nearly a year. PEPPER CORNERING CASE. LONDON, February 21. What is known as the pepper cornering case, which occupied the attention of the Court for nine days, the costs running into about £30,000, has concluded. Bishirgran, the broker, and Horneson, the manager, were sentenced to one year, and Hardy to nine months, all in the second division. The Judge said there nc law to prevent cornering, but it was not thought vdry nice. The charge against Bishirgran was circulating .. prospectus, knowing It to be false in material and particular. The others were arraigned for aiding and abetting Bishirgran. The Press has started a campaign in favour of amending tho company law to prevent a repetition of such gambles. SOUTHERN FLOODS. ASHBURTON, Saturday. By using a deviation on to an old portion of the line, It has been poaeible Toj* exprose trains to negotiate tho flooded areas to-day, u ,