THE AUCKLAND STAB. SATURDAY, 3EPTEMBEK 6, 1913.
10
PRACTICAL POLITICS FOR
THE PEOPLE.
"There is nobody with interests that the
Industrial Union—(the Revolutionary Cnion)
cannot tame, and the obstreperous cockatoo, despite his appalling egotism, will be
uo exception to the rule. If you <Jo dirty
work. Mr. Farmer, you will pet a dirty deal.
Stay at home and mind yonr own bnsiness,
unu you needn't worry. There may be a
few tcore Brisbaues or Tim.irns, bnt the
working phis i? rrerrinuinK to think. Finally.
if you vnlue your stock, yonr herds, and your
honse. mind yonr own business and stay at
home."
PARLIAMENTARY GOSSIP.
.
RACING WORLD.
■Whakapona, which ran second In the
Electric Handicap at Marton on "Wednesday,
paid a record dividend for the Dominion.
Speaking at
c Racing
Club
the meeting of the Park
The Benzpnian—Platypus filly
A.J.C. SPRING MEETING.
in R.
PUBLIC:KOPCEg,
Kaox's stable is developing into a fine
last week. Mr. J. McVay exanimal, and. if appearances go for anyopinion
the
that the appointment
The .foltcrwißs is a list of the nomina- thing, she should be able to gallop.
of stipendiary stewards had done a lot of
NOTES; FROM
iSir Solo Is toeing kept in active training.
rions received in connection -with the A-ron"XBySVHATKBONE.) "
T
" The horses Glenmore. Marton. Daybreak, good. They not only watched the riding-1
g dale Jockey Club's Spring 'Meeting,- which He has a. long list of engagements in front
,3
-,
r EVOLUTION V. REVOLUTION.
Loch Mabin and Prince Kddie were shippedi and ruuning of the horses, but also the takes place on the 17th. and 20th inst.:—
of him.
•
Mr. C. V. Vallance put a half-sister to
(By Telegraph.—Parliamentary<Eeporter.)
Grey Lynn Hurdles.—Vestal. Merrimax,
to Sydney from Wellington yesterday.
general management of meetings, and their
and White, by Benzonlan. into comRACING nXTURESPoicters, Silver Olnse. First Wairiki, Lloyds, Amber
appointment had been fully justinecL
mission rllis week.
She promises to prove
Ruffy.
Watehcirain,
Aa Appeal to Wageworker* and EmPip.
Slang.
Dash.
•W'ELLliNGTOX.tRriday.
eren a better racer Than Amber and White.
In
the
South
Mr.
\Y.
by
Rouge
Dragoon.
Davey
Kerr's
Paul.
Calm,
Slaney.
ployer*, to 'Capitalists and Professional
September 10—Dannerirke R.C. Spring.
Mr. W. E. Bidrwill has throe horses enWildwood ,7r.—Gertie, is favourite for the
Kiagsland Hurdles.—Crispeneer. Vestal,
OF .^KVRTCTS.
September 11,12—Ashburton E.C. Spring.
TIIF. N.Z. CCT.
Exploiters and Exploited.
OI'SRCROWDING
paged
in rue Hiwwa Stakes, to he run at
Merrimax. Omatere. .Pointers. Silver Oluse,
Page 4.—"Right" and "Wrong":—
New Zealand Trotting Cup. Calm is on the
The first payment for the New Zealand First Wairiki. Lloyds. Dash, Oountree, the Kgmont Summer 'Meeting. viz., Sub17, 20^—Avondale J.C. Spring.
**W> ought to~do eomethjng lofrellevf.„' September
S
September 22, 23—Otaki B.C. Spring.
"They strike wit&ont a grievance to show
limit In that event.
mersion.
Iroagina-tion. and VocjLtion.
Cup
V
.jl
yesterday,
being
j
Ruffy.
Pip.
Slang,
Rouge
fell due
no
than
Waichchain.
Nat Williams, formerly of Oareville. has
their power, rerun-, to wnrk without an the overeroTvding- of unfortumrtemnenta!"•■ September 25, 26—Geraldine R.C. Spring.
Dragoon. Davey Paul. Slaney.
.(By-GEORGE rTJWLDS.)
left in. Bobrikoffs withdrawal leaves Midtc,o-; September 25, 27—Wanganui 3.C. Spring.
a large string of horses at work at <Maki.
agreement anil indt-lpe in sabotage, a term patients," suggested Mr. Oeo.
President's Handicap.—Christine.
Pα
ranight
southern
horseman
Among
The
L. Wilson will be
Sun at the head of affairs with 8.13. para, Self, Pawn,
the number is a youngster by
:iinl practice springing up in France, where the Minister of Public Works when thec October I—Hawke's Bay s.C. Sprlns.
Tamainupo. Spinster,
October 4—Napier Park Spring.
in Auckland for the Avomlale meeting, att Not withstanding his reported lameness, Waiorewa. Overtime, Tangiwai, Gloy. Lady Achilles, from San Julie, which did good
the workmen, threw their wooden shoes House passed
a. voie for asylum .main- l" October IS, IS—Auckland T.C. Spring. ? which
trained at
Masterpiece prill stays in. and follows Mid- Alicia. Monoline. Loloma. Blue Garments, work for Jim Cress when
TV.
isabotsi into the looms. They respect no
he has a number of riding engagef• "
Hon.
tenance
and
!Mr
r.
October
Masterton.
repairs.
The
27—Wellington
Spring.
As <>oe if
their leaders said
K.C.
25,
Tidings. Allegation. Royal Irish. Slarnight Sun in the handicap.
That Professor Milk' characterisation contract.
Nothing of Glad
ments to fill.
Man!cau will in future be trained by his
recently. 'As in wlie her a thing is rig-ht Fraser agreed that something waeTjeeded(B;- November 5, B—A.R.C. Spring.
angai.
HohungataJii.
Parawai.
Revelation.
importance
Fran—Queensborough
The San
*f the aims and methods of the Indus- or wronpc makes no rufference in our plan.' to relieve the preeeure in mental 'hospi- Novems>er 8, 10, 12, 15—C.J.C. Spring.
Las dropped out, and, judging Crown
Pearl. Tobora, Colonel Soult, Maui owner.
!
gelding has done nothing since he ran a
10, 22—Otahuiu T.C. Spring.
The foalings at Glenora Park have comat present, there seems crery probability7 Nina, Lady Thorn. Merry Xroas.
trial Unionists—the Revolutionary Un- Their plan Nt" revolutionise the present tals. The Government was impreeeedCL. November
good rate behind Blue Lake at the last
November 26, 2U—T.J.C. Spring.
Handicap.—Tragedy
King, Jlasterton meetingof a record fleM lining up next November.
Henderson
ionists as they ought to be c.Uled —:■• industrial ftynl Im.~Jollet, 1.L.L."
t
menc.ed.
and
Mr
W.
Walters
that
announces
strongly with that fact, and -whenns December 2tJ, 29, January 1, 2—A.X.C.
Tamainupo. Decorate,
Marconi. Bleriot,
Hot ove.rdra.vvji, is clear from the followOld Full Rate" is going -well over the
And this sort of etiiff is published with very
Lady Musket and Komola have both thrown
Summer.
the Public
Tiresome. Almeida. Battle Abbey. Parawai. hurdles at Hastings, and will tw a starter
came down v ~Dec.
27, 30, 31—Auckland T.C. Summer. fillies to Ueneral Latonr, and Soult Girlj AVONPALE .I.e. SPRING MEETING.
ing extracts from the "'lndustrial Union- approval in New Zealand, where we have it would heWorke
Potoa, Muleteer. Maui Nina, Holdfast, San- at the ]>aT>nevrrke meeting this month.
thai the.re wa« a confound
jUecember
■
26, 27—Thames J.C. Summer.
tot,"'of .July Ist last, published in the city adult suffrage:
a filly to Marble Arch.
The nnminatious received for Uie Avcn- tiago, Merry Xmas.
Since leaving the Wairara'pa The Officer
siderable sum.indtided for new buildings.
Nursery
Handicap.—Za.mora,
Castalia, ge-lding has qnietened down a
Of Auckland:
dale .Jockey Club's Spring Meeting are in Indigen.ce.
lot.
Shepherd's
Crescendo.
Bush.
DATES OF COMING EVENTS.
Mr. Bidw-ili may take some of his horses
E^TIMATEiS.
every
way
satisfactory,
The
veteran
horseman
Lindsay
gathering
;
Kitty
S.
has reand tbe
Mason Bee. Marble Star.
Bellalrs. across to Australia this season,
"The Timaru Uistrict Farmers' Inion.
and givo
Ulster, Suffragette, them a
The absence of Sir Jas. Carroll. Hon.
Mullingar.
Which was instrumental iv the procuration
sumed riding again, and is now a regular promises to eclipse all previous meetings of Delenda.
run
some
at
of
the
.Victorian
and
Lady l'enurj-, Graduate, Glcngowry eo-lt, New South
of scabs snfficiect to break the recent strike
meetings.
A. T. Xgata and Dr. Te Rangihiroa. September KBW ZEALAND.
attendant
Wales
on the tracks at Kllerslie. where the club. Roth the Stakes and the Guineas Wahinc.
Cup.'
17—Avondale
of the Wntersiders
down there.
held
Copper
to unirvorcraibl-e causes, pr-ompted"T11 September 17—Avondale Stakes.
services, being such a handy weight, are look like producing good fields, the former
owing
his
Nihotapu
Welter.—Tragedy
King,
Dawn.
recently its annual conference, when a 'remit
September 20—Avondale Guineas.
especially so. Mr Morse's adjustments are Tamainupo, Decorate, Advocate.
Flying
lo lite Dominion Conference wan-adopted to FOR DISCHARGED PRISONERS. the Opposition to urge t.hat the Nativec
in great request.
WEAR AND ETEAR.
Soult. Prince Merriwee. Worcester, Celt,
totallingo- September 25—Wanganui Guineas.
the effect that the Inion take steps to
due un or about Tuesday next.
Departments
? October
Bay Guineas.
La Reina. Tiresome. Almeida. Battle Abbey,
■organise emergency committees, as was done
As the years roll on In their trackless
£.24.724, should not, be considered until11 NovemberI—Hawkc'e
s—Great Northern Guineas.
The latest to come into the market for the
Domino., Mulf teer. Cloudy Dawn.
at Timaru. tn~secnre labour IScaus:i to meet
AT THE CRITICAL MOMENT.
Islington t£elter.—.Vestal. Haku. Soultl- course, the stress and strain of modern
their return. It was-explained that .Sirr November S—Neiv Zealand Cup.
AUCKLAND TROTTING CLUB.
rf
N.Z. ('up is Kmperador, which was made
a waterside strike at any port.' "
Tragedy King. Lady F.lgtva. Montl- existence slowly
2G—Auckland Cup.
#£'; flip medium of a big commission in the
koff.
but surely have Their
Jas. Carroll, having '.recovered from hiss December
The annual meeting of the Auckland Trot- ■ form. Dawn, Tamainupo. Tangiwai. Poic- ouVrt. and,
December 27—Auckland Trotting Cop.
SBB-GBNTLE ART OF SABOTAGE.
Vur many years, says the annual illness, would be
as we approach, middle life.
ablesao resume Parlia- Jamiary,. I—Gxeat
.south recently.
i_>
Emperador is at presentt ting Club Uiis year created more interest; tiers. Flying Soirlr. Prince Merriwee, TireNorthern Derby.
••The- linn, labourers of N.Z. must feel report of the Discharged Prisonere' Aid mentary work in a- fortniglli-t or so.
most
of
115
suffer
from ailments, such as
Cloudy
under R. J. Mason's charge in Sydney, than usi!;il. and there
Almeida, Domino, Muleteer,
AUSTRALIA.
was a good attend- some,
cbsnued by their master's eonfldencp in Society, thit society has carried on its
Dawn.
rheumatism.
jtout.
neurallgia,
lumbapo,
When the Hon. Mr. Hfcrries persisted ina October-4—A.J.C. Derby.
You know when
"
where he is reported to be doing good work. am-e of members.
■vbeir trnstwnrtlitiiess as scabs. The average
The balance-sheet put
Flying.—Prince
Parapara.
.Self.
Soult,
"""C
mon
w'
sciatica,
anaemia,
beneficent
work
and
women
amongst
indigestion, biliousness,
going on he 'was told tirat he wae not a11 October O—Metropolitan Stakes,
ajumpkin's intelligence hovers around nil,
forward showed tbe rapid strides the club i Dawn. Tamainupo. Waiorewa. Overtime. jaundice,
-we know, and he- has litl.!r> or un time tv discharged from gaol. It comes forward "sport."' His answer <wias tlrar. lie -waes October 11—Caultield Guineas.
sick-heartaciw.
general
debility,
Lady
Wellington
Racing
Cloy.
Monolinp.
The
Alicia.
Colonel Soult.
Clnli are evidently has made during the past few years, tbe
Monkey Brand has
Improve It; still, he might he-directly helped at the
critical moment when the man very intimate with the*uiative memhere, Ocrtober
IS—Canlfleld Cup.
/
The
satisfied with the work of their handicapper. assets, not including the main stand and Blue Garments. Iliad Tidings. Rosea. A-Ile- gravel, stone and bladder -troubles.
.along the rood -to utsilhisionineut.
That
November I—V.R.c. Derby.
gation. Royal Irish, Snlitudo. Maransai. Hoinefficient action of the kidneys and liver
there's many a slip 'rn-i-tn cup and lip oner more regains hie freedom and is who had not made any-raqncßt for delay. November
Mr. J. H. Pollock, for lit their last meeting exclusive of mortgages, totalling £10.805 0/6, hungatahl. Crown Pearl. Lady
Cup.
4—Melbourne
Thorn.
cleaned
-nrfpht well be- remembered br rebels on thu faced vritSi the temptations with which There was nothing tr> -iwhirh they could
they
they increased his salary sufficiently tn bring ;i state of affairs that reflects great credit
(up.—SouUikoff. Merry Roe. Prince Mer- is the prime factor when we suffer from
ENGLAND.
•wnarves. and ihc scabs will not foriet it. free men must meet. Too often this i≤ take exception. The Nffitrsve. Ty»mL Court
riwee. Worcester. Colonel Sonlr. Celt. La one or more of these complaints, and In
up
it
that
on
internal
paid
by
Racing
to
the
Auckland
!h»
club.
Jγ
management
imperative
September
lAnd
tlrc farmers find ir indend
10—Ths St. Leger.
of the
the day when the dischargee
Roinn. Bleriot, Tinopai, Bluesrone, Royal such rases It is necessary to restorp the
by
are
met
l
really
dealt
-with
all
cleaned
judges'
salaries
would
<br
that they iavade the wharves, and thus
Clnb to their haudic-appcr.
October 2—Jockey Club Stakes.
iLiiii further imprnrements were contemdestroy the striker's rhanc* of making a former bad companions, or ie tempted to shortly. The Native I>»tkJ Bill would be
jilarcd was well known, bnt that these
Plumpton.—Tragedy
King. Mon-tlfonn. kidneys and liver 40 health and activity ere
<lecerrter living, then the .s:rikers may also take strung drink.
a <mre can be effected.
a fortnight, and ififei* would give
Warner's iSaf-down
and polished.
in
gelding
The
Salvadan
Antarctic
would run into something like £16.00n came Tamainupo. Dernram. Flying Soulf. Prince
has
been
imperative
they
:find it Indeed
invade
The society endeavours to find employ- th-prn an excellent opportunity to diemat
Cnre possesses remarkable
curative and
ANSWERS
TO
CORftESrOXDEXTS.
Wanganui
railed from
to Warerler, whore i as a surprise wben the president, made the■ soiDP, AlcDfiofl, RlucsTonc. L/HverTia
itae. holy s3DCTnary <>f the woolshed, the ment,
TLova.l
the
to
country,
eend
into
to
or
cuss native grievances.
restorative properties in kidney and liver
*>am, the -orchard. Many ati old swagger
he i= tn he treated to a spell. It Is now announcement, and it Is evident that the Arm*. Maui Nina.
>
xifl.s, by an innocent reference to hut sun friends, to help by advice or monetary
Maiden Handicap.—Kia Kaha. Christine, disorders, and sufferers fom any of the
SPORT.—(I) Tart has never raced away reported that a contracted toot has been manaseair'nt mean to keep the c!ub in the
IXJURED JOCKEYS" tFUXD.
end dry grass, transmitted a. cocky's score assistance those in need.
Vestal, Ilaku. fyonrmoor. Motorman. Rolled above-mentioned
ailments are confidently
Considering
,imo-a-.f*d and a flop."
from Auckland; t2i .Royal Simon. 5.2, won Antarctic's -rrmhle all alnns, and there is very fir?! flight.
Gold. Lady E-Ifriva. Parapara.
easily
Excavator, recommended to at once seek the aid of
the small amount of money available,
" Will i-ne UovoTnmcnt take steps to the Flying Handicap at Waverley last much speculation
as to tbe result of the
Ornaterp.
Selection. Spinster.
Nukuhau.
it is surprising what a large amount of prevent the
Cont'enence fromj October. Kama.
fcA-FOWERFUL
Warner's
Safe
Cure
in order that the uric
Opposition,
Marconi.
Prince
Merriwee.
AKGUMKNT."'
being
spell.
8.11,
second, and
WELLINGTON RACLVG CLUB.
<rood hat; 'been done. The balance-sheet using the. funds which -were, .suibscrihed
LEVER
Monojack.
biliary
poisons,
Colonel Soult. Loloma. Soltane.
and
the retention of which
BROTHERS LIMITED,
*:t.
5.4, ihlrd.
lathe adjoining column I read:—In cainmon with other clubs, the comRosea. Wairiki Rose. Centenary. flittering causes the affliction, may be removed from
gives little idea of the time and effort by
jockeys and.
trainers.
ownSYDNEY. N.S.W.
A Press Association cablegram from mit;.<<c
St.
Drouet,
Solitudo,
Aackland.-Swordflsh
and Record
"Searching sabotage would prove a power- put. forth.
of ;lie Wellington Raring Club bjs Sands. General
Each application is dealt ens for tihe assj:-taiice of licenced
the system, and health speedily renewed.
King
Lumsden.
Golden
Grain.
Parawai.
Sydney
states that Soltano Is Inp-lijrlhlp to de.c!ded upon making a substantial increase
Xni argument in edocaiing the N.Z. and vvith on its merits. The.re is no home,
Warner's £-afe Cure is sold by chemists
no trainers and jockeys who meet -withi Reign met in ihe President's Handicap at
Lupin. Reverarion. Laverna. Ornata., Topic.
Australian cow-thumpers.
rule, no hard-and-fast method of accidents being used for the -payment off tbe A.R.C. Spring Meeting on November start In the Cbclmsfnrd Stakes next week, in ihc nukes Tor the next reason, and Ihey Tohora. Merry Widoiw, Spalfish. Rouge and storekeepers everywhere, horn in the
"Many of the latter are 'srrong i' th' arm lixed
on account of his being unregistered bernrc will he advanced by £4.g.'ifi. Better ttill, Dragr-on. Brookneld.
stewards?"
is
1?W.
Swordfl.-h
stipendiary
inquirjv
put
t
c.
Reign,
Some
an
Record
won,
granting
applications
aetris-tance.
original
and weak i' rh' 'cad.
13/-I bottles axd in the cheaper
the date nf entry. Before F. ]>avN left from
New Lynn Handicap.—Kia Kaha. Chris"A little of the above tactic, judiciously have to 'be refused. The society is sel- by Mr. Dickson.
which was making a first appearance, ruaii racing in.int. nf new. the dub has tine.
Vestal, Haku. Lonemoor. Motorman, (2/6) ••Concentrated"' non-alcoholic form.
Q d,,n nt as t.> whether replaced ;i
applied by -nomad proletarians, would prove dom
Sydney
;
for
he
was
unplaced.
niDg
tivo-furlong
handicap
by
a mile Rolled (Jnlrt. Lady Elgiva. Parapara. F.xcaable to spend-any large sum on one
as clertrir in driving farmer-senbs 'back t<.
KXCUR!?ION RATES TO THE
he would arrive In time or not to register welght-for-age race, ami has
fnrlher insti- vator. Monc.form gelding. Selection. Nukuahe land as does ginger in driving a worn- person. With from 1.500 to 1.800 disrhe cnlt before the date nf onlry.
EXHIBITION.
I'nder intPd :i livo-miln weight-for-ajtp race. The hau. Prince Merriwee. Opposition. Loloma,
chargees every ye-.ir this is clearly imcat borse (o the sale.'
Soltane. Monojaok. Kosca. Wairiki Rose.
the new rules of racing in Australia aIZ Trenth.itu Cold Cup.
A concert will be given by the
Mr. Glover has asked the Miniver of
"Tdc .attitude of the I.W.W. to tlie sruaM possible.
Nomina tinns for tip Paknranga Hunt
a< ibis two-mile crent.
choir, assisted by leading local
■isracr is rniiipr one of sympathy than
b Club's point-to-point steeplechases clos2 on horse? have ii> he registered lii'fore they is called, will he run at the autumn meeting, Pronct.
The society has laid down one or Iwo Railways whether h« will arrange
St. *~ Lumsden. Parawai. Y.MX-A.
*
otherwise because ine latter" is overworked
enn he entered, and as rcgistrniinn is nui.v ami will iii> w.irrb l.OOOsovs. No penalties Golden Grain. King Lupin, TJevelation. Miss talent, in the V.M.C.A. Concert Hall
guiding principles (li To pay special hi.s Dopnrtment that excursion rauss. on.lilk3londay next at 5 p.m.
anti mnch exploited.
(Folly.
Wednesday.
Topic.
I.arerna.
Omata.
Toliora.
next
allowed when horees are actually in Au«- it
or
"Tt Is withheld, however, from strike- attention to first, -offender*, and (2) to the railway to Auckland, for the openallnn-anccs
orhrr
aiitr.matic Merry Widow. Spnlfisb. Te Onga, Holdfast.
breakers
Spring Steeples.—Crispeneer,
Pyrmont.
endeavour to help lads and young men. ing of the -Exhibition, shall commence-iat
Mr J. D. Kemp intends mating F.lectra. tralia, it is evident that Soltann did not hanilir.ips arc ronnectcil
and
i
"Quite a classic literature already exi=ts Many lcttere arc received from England. least one week before The opening <l;ry. with Advance it a service to that horse can rench Anstralia in Urn.- for this to be dnne. the iirw event must at one-tlicrewitli,
Tiri. Togo. Atahaere. Countree. Royal '■
take rank as j Armonr. Heybn.v. Ohipf. Master Webb,
,npnn the subject of .-ahniaie.
TAXLOKS.
only
as has d>c i-ccured.
The
chance
~j Y e him a race an* nne nl" the
"No branch of :ndn=try has yet been dis- Australia and elsewhere from the par- instead of on the 2St'h Novem-bcr.
nios i important annually to be Hangitane. Donzel. Slang. N'apper Tandy,
will
be
been
stated.
Roselull
injt.
at.
on
thr
Tangitua,
of
fellows
have
linu
rtje
(loi-;iierl
covered where
young
searching tactic has not ents
who
come to
in ihe Dominion,
at such Irish Maid. Kapakapa, Siola,
been applied with phenomenal success.
this country and taken n -wrong step:
The gelding Bon. Jour, formerly trained
j a lime or the year. too. it should attrarr Noble. Hero.
A COOK ISLAND MATTER.
"If the bojjj should, happen t<> renrl down
Mount Albert Steeples.-Pyrmont. Tiri.
What Sir Rnhert Stout termed a nnrrl ail horses of any note, as
.' at Kllc.rslie br P. Conway, is now nnder J.
they
this column, he should, by ibp rime he | and here the chaplain and his co-workers
wants
to
the
will
.ill |I Togo. At.Thaere. Countrer. Royal Armour.
-Glover
know
from
Mr.
application in his forty years' experience; have had
reaches this paragraph ithe endl, have a try to take the parent's place. Not a Minister in charge of the Cook Islantls \Chisholni's charge at Avondale.
thorough preparations for the | Ileyboy. Lady Jean. Chief, Master Webb.
witb courts and ihcir workings was made F.aster meetings. Witbx>nt tlonbt, the
i Rancitnrre. Donzel. Slang, Napper Tandy.
Tagne feeling, that wo nre after his hide." few in gaol are well educated and come
•whether-Colonel Oudge-on has been apclub Irish Maid, SCapaJsapa, Siola, Tangitua,
from good families.
The Auckland Trotting Club made a profit by Mr W. .1. Treadwell at rhe Supreme lus taken the rigln <-tcp in placlnfi the
point-etl to-a position at the Cook Islands,
MIGHT IS KIGHT.
On the female side few applications and. if so. t-o what position has ihe been of £JSUU m/4on last season's working, after Court nt Wanganui recently, on behalf of race upon i:s programme, and there seems Noble. Hero.
Again, in an article entitled "Might come
before the society. Official visi- appointed, and at what remuneration 7 giving away £T>:J7O in stakes and payiDg a juror who wished to he excused from scr Ito be no reason why it should not be one
FINAL PAYMENTS.
and .Surplus Value":
vice. He stiled that the applicant was !
tors. Sisters of the Church, and others The member for Auckland Central ex- £2070 13/11 in Government tax.
Ihe bc.-t paying rt.-ps nf ihe year.
AYONDALK STAKES, of 225sovs.
"The workers.are now. In every country, look wHI after the women and girls, and
a
tha; his ebarses had
and
spring incftins next ninnrh. the
the
Four furlongs.
opinion
the
!
presses
that the Resident
AI
to repudiate 'sinking ,ii tlie the. numbers, fortunately,
pox, Smallpox.and
are not large. Commissioner at these Islands, who ir; A seven-year-old mare by Soult—-Bianca very important engagements :o fulfil at Ihe principal increase is in the Champion I late. Mr. G. Cremer's eh £ Suffragette, by
■ballnt-box.' and are striking ;it the source
On
the
Syren.
Xiartou
form—
races,
tha;
male
side
the
numbers
are
en
and
If
he
was
which
value,
debarred
Might—surplus
of
wherein the might
a -nell-kncMvr&superannuated stipendiary Is-the latesuaddition to J. Rae's team. The
h.is been raised from lOOsnvs to
by Gladstone
c
Ulster,
Mr.
O.
Cremer's
eh
large as almost to need the wiiole of
of the Master Class is stored
marc- is odp of the excitable sort, and wiU frnm aticDdins to them in ihe la»i few sooenvs. At ihe summer meetinsr. the Weland
Vir-torine.
"Brery strike, victorion* or otherwise. Is the t'rmp'of one man, and the day is not magistrate, sh*>uid'i>e thoroughly capable■
of investiga-trngrnative Jatid titles in the give uer-trainer plenty -to do to get her days, all his past preparati'in mipbt no; he linsnon <'ip has been raised to the value Mr. G. M. Ourrie's h f Graduate, by Hara step in the
direction, as it checks far distant when an
row—t;rancJeur.
aptnuet
be
uny
of
avail.
On
ground
;he
agent
lo.'
appllthai
l.nnosnvs..
Cook
I-land?.
quiet.
she accumulation of surplus value—reserve
and the winner's Miare will
ing
is
Mr. W. K. Desmond's eh f Crescendo, by
pointed to act for the society. On the
now lie £1,000.
poVcr.
The Wellington SrccpleriMigado -Crpcy.
EXCOr.-RAGErj.OCAL INDUSTRY.
(Jet
'-Worker*:
businesslike:
This is oilier hand, tJie appointment by the
The Freedom gelding Kaibcre lias not yet interfere detrimentally with his business, cha?". a; the winter meet.lnz, will be worth Mr. F. Halls b f Castalia. by Marble Arch
sorely a business proposition, and remember. Woverntirem. of probation officers will reMr. MycTs-wishai the Minister of Cus—F.rry Roe.
I.OTXVnvs ihrst horse £850), while the St.
from the fall he sustained while tbe application, was graniod.
like all business, it has no fancy Meals. ]
toms to say whether, .in view of the recovered
Mr. .lam".' Hand's b c ilullingar, by Marble
schooling ai Ellerslie recently, and is to J>e
no ethics save and except itmsc thai pay lieve Discharged Prisoners' Aid Societies
---f.>r our SUITS, and take particular
Arch—RonKSlaof many
that they have hitherto unenjployment-rife in the boot trade in given a few months' rest.
pride ill making every one a. cred'n
%est."
Mr O. c. McCee, who was present at t'ne carry prize-money to the extent of
J. P. Kemp's br c Last Call, by StepooOsove. Mr.niak
had tii deal with.
Auckland and other parts of the .Dominto our roputation.
AuckUind Trotting Club's annual meeting.
EWrra.
And under the heading, "French SyndiCook's b f Mason
are given to ion, iho will Bt-atejf the Crovernment inMessrs.
Laurie
and
R.
You will flnd tlie wearing quail- i
The
thanks
of
the
Fo.eie.tv
the
nrohalily
oldest sivinsaan In the
c&lism: Tin' lonfederation General dv
P. Brady, who is in charge of Mr. F. Ross' is
NEW
ZEALAND
lie*-,
tics,
CLP.
Heirarch—Cotiweh.
tend
br
the style, and all-rouud comfort
sessj-orr3<o»caxry
this
the
(the
Mr. Ironsides
out.
recomgaoler). Mr. Crook
horses, is now a regular attendant at the Ati'-kland province. Replying ;■• a mn;inu
Travail," we are told that—
Mr .1. Knott's b 1 Marble Star, by Marble
a splendid retnrn for your money.
(chief warden, the matron, and the offi- mendation of -the-iCost of living CommisArch—Cyrona.
We will carefnUy include every little j
tracks, and during tbe week Ruse of welcome. Mr McfJcc win reminiscent. ]
Ellwstie
pdncnted, rcrilpred .ilwavs more cers generally for aid and valued co- sion. 1912, dealing writh imported boot*,
THE ACCEPTANCES.
featnj-e -,about which you may bo
Mr U r> o> Lantmir's h f Shepherd s Bush,
j
and ftarerl th.i,- the tirsi trowing race that
de •Guerre. Fleet
conscious. Hip workers augment, the ]icwer operation
by Marble Arch—Hotcherina.
'•faddy.
und ipiaranter- that your j
in this often trying-but always shoes and slippers. The "member jvoints have been, workedArrow, Soldier and Salute ever took place was beiwcpn lior.-T? owned I
and rerolntionary Intcnslly of ihc I'rolethere under the superr>. .!. Lynch's b f Kitty Bellairs. by
Suit will be correct in every detail. !
recoiumorj&iii.tion '-No. (i It".)'oi
Mr."
useful
out
that
neveseary
work.
to
by
tariar
means of
li.r Mressrs 11. T. Grahani an.l Wllllaiuxon.
gymnastics
Obiisado-S-wcel Alice.
Commission states: vision.
The annual meeting- was beM on Friday the Cost of
Mr Frank Marshall's eh c, by Bnnyan—
who trotted from MciJee's (Jrecn Hiil :o
sive Tailors of many of ihp best- i
"This conception of :hc tuovetnent in- ;i! rhe -Dioi-csan office. Mr K. (I. Ewing"All imported an*! 'i-oca-lly made boot-.
Miss Dix.
Friday.
dressed
Clini.STCllt.acn.
men and women in Au'-k- |
After ihat there j
Mr. Brown, the owner of Te Ongo and Olahuhii for £5 a side.
evitably brings forth a Sv.-ito of stniKgle ton being in the chair. The
Frank Marshall's eh f. by Bnnyan—
annual re- *hoes and slippers. «xintaining oomposi- Flying Feather, wiijeh
j Phe fr>]:nwing ;i'-fep. a ices have i">een re- Mr.
Thai trnnslaies itself tc. a .-i-rii-s of uuiiiti-rLariy Airnos.
were passed in when were several matches at Kpxnni, The Makes ! ccivc.l r..r
desirability of placing * y"nr order !
the New Zealand Cup, uf
port and
were read and I jtion ineoles. should be bra-Dded "Com!
---rnprcrj strikes.
being as high us Sifr aside. Mr M<iiee .-on j ■J.KiiV.jrs. iwn mill-?
Mr \V Montgomery's h f. by Rirfeenheaa
offered
for
,-,alc
a:
auction
with
US.
yestr.rd.ay,
intends
jnI
i
Lady Kegel.
"Then there is the bojrcdil aud sahotagp adopted. Mr A. t>. Holmes wae elected :])osition."" and if containing cardboard
training the pair •himself, and
they will Sgratnlated the eiuh on ;he wondri-ful strides
We have the Most Compleie R.in~e
■n-hich the worker cau use. thotiili Messlenrs ipresident, the Right Key. Bishop Cleary soles. should be bnauded
Mr. C. Morse's eh c. by Strowan—Romany
Cardboard. shortly
st IU
st lb I Girl.
of all kinds of Sprinjr a_nd Sumaaor
the Caplrollsts. of all i-.itegories. condemn vice-president,
-make their appearance on the tracks Llie sport had made during ihe piKt twenty Mirln'glit Sun
s !:: Mnwhray
<". Budd hon. sec. Any vendor selling s«dh»goods unbranded
7 3 1
Rev.
E.
Snitingrs to clioofe 'from.
years.
them vehemently. Strikes heroine more urn!
Mr. 11. McKianon's b c. by Penury—Miss
at
I'assadena
Ellerslie.
Ma.-terpier
e
sll
7
.".
should
be
liable
to
penalty. Tmami the whole α-iion and and treasurer. Mr Budd was accorded a
moro
M '.' Sea rink
Gglilniidcr
7 .1 Mr. W. Ryan's b c. by Marfcle Arch—
proposranda of the (■nn federalinn is r<. perhearty vote of thanks for .his past ser- ported goods of this matirrc nnbrandod
Kinal.U
DROr IN DURING- THE WEEK. i
In an editorial dealing with Uie re.eni j Bon Ton
7 .". 1 Lady R.
It is understood that R. K. Brown. C.
ipri rhe means of making a general ; trike. vief*. The former
s '•'
.; chernblir.
7 1 |I
merubere of the com- jshould be liable- to sehnire «nd dt?rtrucWnoitnn-Sievpr libe! cn.sc. ihe -Sporting H.iu Ktve
W. L. Thomson's eh t Detenda, by
and this has heen ratitied liy successive j
were re-elected, with the addition tion by the Customs -ofStvrs. Tlie brand| Browne, and J. iVShea liave received a notiHronze
N B Hoywl Amis .- tl:i I Mr.
I
Every
OWigado ■TVlania.
congresses that have been held for the mittee
i
fication
to
.s
K.H.sPvel:
nex;
Blcri.,;
attend the
I
4
t> l.'t ! Mr. John Wilson's eh I Lady Mabel, by
meeting of the
of Mies It>a. Onthwaile. official visitor.
'Guaranteed lca.ther' eiiould not be
last ten years.
S :'■ Oglpr
in the case was t.he extraordinary !jLa IlPina
ii i,i i
Monoform—Little Mabel.
Vndp-ldetl
permitted unless'the articles art- exactly Auckland Metropolitan Committee in con- clement
Ijidy
s
Moiitoa
-J
uVJ
sninniing-lip
by
Jndge.
N..thing
"THE REVOLUTIONARY
the learned
nection with their applications for licenses.
Oα described."'
s J Iniacinatiiiu
labour l>iiy
Ii 12 J
AVONDALE <;FINKAS, of 225sovs.
That, the committee have decided
CATACLYSM."
IH.niiun
S I St. Francis
ti 12!j
One mile.
to give!
TEACHER?" <iRIf»*AXCES.
review Sir S"l'>
S I Ccylnn
Hill Mr. .1. t;. Duncan's br c, by Achilles—j
tbe beys a hearing has given general satis- quate lo the occa?ii>n. Instead
"The General Strike appears as the
I
s 1 Ariom
<i Oi j Report.
ing the cvidrnce given, and directing the I Mlra
supreme effort, the last revolt, of the Prole■Mr. Poland asks the Minister of 'Edu- faction.
n [sir rianlel
ti 0 | Mesrfames Poss and Steuart's br c boulujury in respect of the value of the evidence. Sold'r? chorus S
tariat, to obtain their emnncipuHon.
cation whether hre~has received a niemoThe
(i 0
Haskayne
H II Mangnrtw
kofT bT Soult—illoleberina.
day when any power, no mailer which, is TRAMM-AV EXTENSION REQUIRED. rinl signed by 102-cjc-hool-*eachers of the
homily on the subject of j Ktnperatlnr
n s
S
n..unic Boy
Messrs. A. Bnckland and Sons offered a he delivered a
Mr. F. imil's b f Merry Roe, by Sonit—
Incapable of
complete
the
astronomy, ami seemed more anxious to gimninilne
and
North Auckland district, and <iocs he number of
7 r> Invader ..".... 0 S
LADIES' 6" GENT.'S TAILQRS,
V'rry Roe.
holding
np
l>y
"nnanimous
ttorses for sale
of production, leads
their lerture the
(i S !
auction
at
7
0
Martci
necessity
I'otori
introduce,
The
for
extension
this
tramway
to
Mr. R. Ilanuon's br f Tinopai, l>y Stopnlak
legislation
JiM-kej- Club on tho-ir duties ; F.xpi-ct
ses- yards yesterday, but in each case the bidInevitably tj the revolutionary cataclysm,
7 s Krown Trout
fi 7 1
in the Mi. Albert district was urged on sion to Temove-the-grievances"they com7 i <;.>!(! Cup
ding failed to reach the reserve, and tbev in rei-peet nf the riding of jockeys than to Sonne
by
C 7 Mr. ".I. o. E. .Tacfcson's br c Marconi,
"Such is the aim and objects and nwthois f.Mr. .1. .1. Walklate and Mr. P. M. Hansen plain^of.
deal wiUi the leading
T 7 Mere
<i 7
Souli—Caller On.
(Nearlj opposite Post Office.)
were passed in. Flylnj; Feather was sent before him. When Jμ- poinLs of the ••α-srjiTlirax
of the C.G.T. as set forth in
i 7| Mes>rs. Kidd and Stone* b c Brookfield.
the rules and by a representative deputation yesterday
did. refer in T-nrf TannhaiiST ..7 7 C.irric
at nogns. Te On o at nogns.
KO
explained -by ihe members.'
back
RECOiIMEXDATJOX.
Knp
7
U
Arohakn
6 7!i br iHutcn- -Dia.
S
Kaiwaka affairs his obvious J.ii-k nf knowled'gc was
u
afternoon.
Mr. M. J. Coyle" (Mayor")
at JOgns. and Xiiknhau at 16gns.
7
r.
ISinapls
(Joldfiold
Anguish
Lady
by
fi 7!
Ahcia,
Immediately below this article appears snd Me.-ors. T. R. Clay. C. \V. Harris, F.
The
and Miners' C-ommittee
H. I). ilp Latour'e i> f
There was most, lamentable. His summing up w;is Multiply
" •"> Somnifonn -.6 7 IMr."
1/ady Aiy-s.
ObHgado
| jdamaging to Wootton. but the .inr.r loot I I reroueal
"the following extract advertising- a work J. H. Harrison. .!. .Stewart. W. Powell. T. reported '"No recommendation' to the no bid for Master Theory.
7 7>
I.in<3iay's i> f Roj-lettc by Koyal
{ Mr. S. (J.Yolp'lP.
of Atexander Mackay. of Pae■by the writer of the article. I commend R.
petition
case
C.
.J.
the
in hand themselves, iind after a |
SoultEntrican. and the
The Dayntree geidJDg
a, reward in recognition of his
the, extract to the attention —thp careful IFon. (i.
Mr. l>. M<-Klnnop's b c Marshal JlcDonaJd,
Countrre was siren jvery !nng drliberalion retar-ne<l a verdict |
N.Z. TROTTING CLT.
Fowlds compriswi the deputa- roa for
TOBACCO AND CIGAK3BTTES.
by
Hesper.
attention—of the Trade Unionists of tion, and it was pointed out Uhat the services in discovering gold at Waihi. hi? firs; lesson over bis: country ai Ellerslie for the plaintiff fnr a rarthing damages Ii
P. Quirki's gr c. by Joe Chamberlain—
Thursday
Mr."
Ohine/mitri, Karangahake. and other on
morning, with Noble as a and costs.
Zealand:
handicaps
It
hove
"been
deprogrf*a of the district warranted reafollowing
iunst
he adniitled thai
The
Athol Brosr.
j
sehoolmasrer. The p.iir jumped the sod although Wnortnn has. wni« the ca.«e, he clared fur the
Mr. Frank Itoss's br c Soldier, by Soult—
-onalile treatment in regard to tram places.
TRADE UXIO.VS IX ENGLAXD.
Lady Musket.
The ea-rne verdict is Tcturned to the' wall. <lmible and stone wall m good style suffers cotisidorab'ie injustice.
'in
7,KAI,AN!i <T-F HAKDICAP
facilities. An extension of tJie line
There are NKW
'JXic>sov>i;
t
he
hiirnßssi
nf
second
4<Ws»ova.
third
Mr.
Frank Ross's eh f Ruse de Gnerre. by
.Tessie
first lime, but --oming ai. the so<J wall wo
"On the whole, carefully considering all from -Morningside to the Mt. Albert rail- petition of
F. IHunt. of Armdale,
-Civvy.
1 reasons which, perhaps, affected the .".(K*.-nvs. nnd fiMirth liiffeors from stake. Stepirink
the points iv favour of the trade unions
station, a <l:Ftiincc oi about a mile, lor recognition of the services of her the second time Cminrree hit -hard anJ
j jnry iv nsscssnng tho dajrjages at a Jiominnl
Two inilcs.
Mr. F. SronninCs cb c Moztojack. by Monoand possibilities, of them eominp lopetiier, way
husband,
lodged
late
an discovering gold in the
his rider, w. M.rKinnon, who
form—Miss Jack.
sum. The tirsi was in respect of foul K. O. iiinl Mrt< liuucan's eh Ii Kint;
we Industrialists Lave come to the coneln- and it. similar length of mile along the
came
Mr. JJI. Waiters' eh t Rosea, by Gluten—
nit -wilh iho bridle in Ms hand.
Coll. Bgtil
S4T.
eion that their permanent menilin: is well- Edendale Road, were submitted as Kuranui Stream, Thames.
Noble riding. It is obvious to anyone who knows
Lady IJose.
R. M.-rhjii-nell's l> in JJmmeline. sigetf scr.
jumped the remaining- fences alone,
nich nn impossibiUty.'" X J. I!. "Allen in urgfin.
giving anything about racing "that, deliberate foul Hay (rt-iid'Cs' eh Ii Denver Huon, aged, Us
Mr. Coyle stated that large
hixe-trho
word "Winfred"
""Jlet-oltitionary L'niouUm."
good
display.
a
riding is an art fi>r ivhici a jockey should 1". MncUiinald. and
gr
g
estates in the district were 'being subT.
lieid's
K.
implies—the syxnbotof cigarette purity and
Or turn to the ''Industrial Unionist' divided and settled upon, and the probe stood dnwn for eve.r, nr at all events
ft-.-cn trle
2s
MEETING.
ASHBCRTON
SPRING
Bright, itged
At Ellerslie on Thursday morning
A. li. Wilson's l>
4s
] find:
for June Ist, sampling each
had been so rapid that it was
MerrU Tor a verj' considerable period. But it Is <;. (Turkson'3 b g Redvhiid. aged
Cigarettes are appreciated most by
4?
max and tlie Tal Rosa gelding were
1. The withdrawal of the efficiency considered it ivinild not be long before
schooled claimed by Wootton-—aud certainly with M. MnhPT's Ii h All>ert U.. aged.
(By-Telegraph.—Press Association.)
4-s
those
experimented with other kindsover a round of tiie hurdles. After jumpin- mnch justice—that the aru for which his i I)<-lurgeys h h Prince Alert, aged
of t.lie railroad serviop. t> v tbo r;i ilro.id <*!t?»*k the Council would have to face an exteniie
Nyhan's l> h Jlavoc. aged
misdirecting the loading" hills, and freight sion of the w.-uer
the second obstacle Ihe.
5s
ASHBt'KTON, this daj.
supply service, which,
last-named was sons nnd apprentices liav<> been punished l>.
UNSATISFACTORY RESERVES;
Molloy and A. Holland's b g li-ii-k
landlers piatlnp wrong tags i.f destination
■I
.
pulled
up
owing
do
not
constitute
that
kind
of
when
installed
some
following
aeccptances
not long ago. was estito
cf hte-JSear going
crime at
Thr
are the
for the
Fly. ageii
r>s first
on the cars, may cause a inufnslou hard to
wrong, and Merriniax -srent on aione
Uay i>f the Ashlmrtou County Racing
all. On the. other haud. although the acts S. W. Si-ot i's b b Quineey. aged
i-s
mated to meet -the development of the
untangle, even partial paralysation."
Cluk's Spring Meeting:
succeeding 25 years, ft was stated by (By Telegraph.—Parliamentary Reporters ng well. After having his gear adjusted are a breach of the rules, and must be .1. (J. McConochie's br g Abprfeldy.
'•ADVICE"' TO RAILW.WME.V.
r.s
First
aged
Hurdles. —Coronetted 11.0, Cardiff
the Tal Rosa gelding jumped
dealt with by the authorities, there la no
a member of the deputation that at
the three re- dnnht
11. F. Nicoll's cli m. tiianella. fiyrs
Hs m-!. I'nieraboy 10.3, Ribston Pippin 10.2,
Happily, our railway servants take no least 2.00(1 people would
maining flights alone, getting
Thf.v are viewed by tiiem Trnm a W. Kerr's l> Ti C.itm. Oyns
WELLINGTON", Friday.
benefit by the ~"~
over without very different
Us Buster 10.0, Redwing ».T. Terry Flynn O.ti.
6tock in such pernit-ious teachings: but suggested extension to Mt.
p.
s
aspect from
!).:!, Overton H.O, Combination 0.0.
Nova, aged
riding.
misha
fouL
H.
Wells'
b
Twra
tfe
I
I
Tairlie
Albert."
Strongcomplainte about -noxious weede
in an adjoining column of the same paper
NeiOrer should it be forgotten that many J. I'ercnetf's b h Adonis, 6vrs
<t< II Braeniar Welter, nf JtOsovs., seven furMr. Wiilklate undertook to send the and innumerable rabbits on reserves jor
L. Dorrie's b Ii Bribery, aged
<■« jMongs.—Medallist n.U. Waikehna !).:!, Glen
a writer dealing with the recent trouble representations made on
of the oCfemvs with whi<-h the Wootton Walter Kerr's b g Bollis. ag.-d
The dog nuisance has again made an
«s Owl y.li. Somniforrn, 5.9, Wuitoto 5.2. Brito the London the South lfilau-d landless natives were
apjockeys were charged- have been i-mssing. .T. An-hihalds b j! Brtl Metal, ar-cd
at Timaru. says:
pearance at Ellerslie, and lie caretaker,
Flora MacDonald 8.1,
«jj tnin's iTowu 8.1.
Hoard of Directors.
Mr. disobedience at the post, and
made by Air. Anderson (Mataura) to-day A. Hill, nas liad
tS Slamboul JS.O. Sant Rosaieer S.O. Tagus S.O.
other fanlts. I). Spemp's l> g Ijftle 'Plb. aged
"Just here I presume t« '.iffor some advice:
to
eboot ja-veral
re.
when
the
Estimates
Alpp's
g
It. McMillmi and fl". J.
eh
Aslibnrton County Handii:ai>, of I.">osovs.,
Native
were under cently for chasing
eveu of a trivial nature."
Whenever surh a strike tabes place the railhorses on the tracks
ns one aud a quarter miles.—Thrax St.li, The
Ix>rd Dillon. 6yrs
discussion.
He urged the .Minister to
waymen should lie appealed
to. aud ihe
.1. l/orge-lly's iih Ii Ix>nl limifhi-orp. aged. <>s Cornet 5..). Ladrone T.n. Mnmnra 7 0
message of class solidarity put before
will tako dogs on uv a racgive the matter prompt attention.,for the Why people
them
A rather soiwl story, -which hae the-merit .1. Shiiw's l> h -Medallion,
(ta
Martel «.!:!. Gold Coin 6.TJ. Gold Oip 6.1i.
Kxen though They ii.» not respond to the rail
course whej-e :l number of valuable horses
)i
sake
of
settlers
-whoee
lamlbbeing
Irfcky's
age«
of
.1.
G.
blk
true,
(is
Maml<>rene.
expense
\rere beinsr are being
is told.at tbe
Hack Handicap, of SOsovs., six furlongs.—
of a
:t would let them know what is expected of
worked Is beyond comprehension
(J. Fryer's l> in Princess I/onise. ag«l <>s Olden Moru 9..".
GnnHasli O.'J, May Dalthem, and it would give the (pw
severely prejudiced.
local peociller (says the Wellington, writer C.
militants
for it is ii positive danger not only
W. G. Abbott's l>r m Stop lit. ag«d
FOR
SIX
ryniple
I/XPAID
Ks
YEARS.
8.11. Nilhsdalft 8.11. Ariel K.'-h Whiz
in the 'service" a chance in ilrive home
"We
shall
have
to
have
Bediyfi-e").
to
"Sir
some sort of horses but their
the
It seems that-Bhout the -I. MrCiucJieon's I) h Kaveu.sfbild. ased (is ,s.!>. Trireme
S.:;. Rpeerlometer
5..!.
riders. It Is understood, first New Zealand. Cup '-audirkMe reaUy T. Hops h ll Hold Bell, ased
Royal ('-ranrnweion to inquire, into the
tte 7.11, Vanquish 7.10. John 7.8. Gilt Edge 7.7.
I'ircumetanceri."' declared the Native Min- in addition to destroying dogs found on their Iwcked for money-was St. Francis, a ;hree- .T. FnrreH'v l> m (ilendalough. agerf
WELLINGTON", Fridar.
<is Royal Charley 7.7. Marvelite 7.7, Debonaire
before we can hope to win
It is interesting-to note-that no less than
■'li.it li [lartie; Irave aeied in a very un- ister. He quite adTnifci«i that affaire course, there is every probability of the club
ng-hts.
colt by San FTancisa-o from Miss
Spring Handicap, of mOsovs. six furlongs.
1« out of t>ie
nominated are placed ou
taking proceedings against, the
Page »._"Canadian railway eonstrnetion liiieinPrislike way from first to Inst,"
Gladys, belonging to Mr T. 11. I» w ry. the limit.
o-wners.
said were n<rt satisfactory, either to Che
-Oxenhope 0.2. Sea KtDg S.iy, Pilgrim's
wortere. notwithstanding the fact that their Mr .lusieo Chapman when giving judg- pakeha or'ihc-na+ive. 'He-'wjahed
Finding
day
that he had: .a
Way {*.!<. Tannhauser S.S. Spexialtorra S.O,
tor get
to spare in
conditions were good, comparatively, started
eumming-iip in ihe Wootton-Slevier Napier prior to going ou U>- the (Jisborno
Carolus 7.X Kilts 7.5, Gnome 7.7. Fender
Conrt to- a full report on the position -before he'
WAIKATO HVST fXUB RACES.
an aggressive utrike. to exercise the strike ment in a case at the
7.7. Nautnai 7.0. Stepmaid 6.7.
fi.7.
ratisdeß. no to speak, jnsl as the athlete duy. .fiuip Hudeoli. a. married woman, ■broujrtrt in any legislation. He intended* iibel case. Mr Justice Darting was-«omewhat Winter Meeting, the-.-penrilln- i» questlou
Long Beai-h Trot Handicap, of 55sovs.,
-severe on. Franlc Wootton. Herald:
'thought
Jje
.t'323 for housekeeper's wagee, next seeMon
could--notdo
claimi'd
a
better
following
WD desaling
fliaii takti
The
"It
are the ac!-ep!ance.s for the one niile and three furlongs.—Glpndalongh
committees for studying the strike, stirring
&
had
beem» said that -whenever plaintirrs a run-out .to K. Da.-»is-'Stable and see -.what above races, which take place on Saturday scr.. Andy Regan 2s. Rema Rosa 7s. Cedrie
rate of £1 per week for about, six •with the landLcES aatiyep of the South,
up strife and putting ginger into the move- ai
horses- flost there was something improper sort of customer this -eai-ly Clip
next;
Ss, Myrtle Palm Hs.
Jessie Hamlin 13s.
and a-half yeans. Shr further aeked for
meat—they get after (he boss.
favonrite
-running—Uiat flier 4>oys
"But Bee how docile we are in Australasia
Hunt Hurdles.—Arty 11.2. Rouge Dragoon March Hare 13a. Sherwood 21s. Lyndhxtrst
as interest and daxnagtß for wrongin
wiett,.4hey •was—for the colt JiadT never
21s. Master Rothschild 21s, Lady BlacfcIsiit it nbout time we become ihe ■<■•- ful
Excatihur
j-ace-did
public.
30.13,
rodeaaaiiad.
:u.lO.
Matador
Peaxle
£:
10.9,
respects
it on
Af'er <iue
dPtenti-on of th> nonfv. The deH was
had bepn paid 10.7. Slang 10.7, Blazes K).7.
<-hild 21s. Maid of Derringell 21s,
AUce
grcs*ors':
TopiSorn 10.7. Hnon 21s Quineey Maid 21s, General Cass
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all very-well-to cay .that PYauk
Davis -was asked "Wliere is
.las. McPhec. proprietor of a
Woctton
""Let's get after <he boss."
Suieplechnse.—The
Hnnt
Chief
GolAgnes
12.7.
21s.
Sweet
225.
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-winning
jockey,
wawa
rhat
Again:—"lt is lime to vlop foolin- and lodginjrhouse. lodged a counter-claim for
-and was *he finest this-SI.
much money came borue 12.2. Westerley 13.9, Royal Armour
Tlie following entries have "been received
<lr",-> ttiat bailot-box. nose-count ins theory JL".ils
day;- In reply. Davis opened 11.7. Arty 11.4. Exealibnr lO.ai, ManMa. 10.9, ;
horseman since; Archer, but It was very for the 1;
7/ for plaintiff's keep.
for the Trial Plate:—Nancy Form. Sancie
ana get down lo some veal prona"and-j
the--doors uf a btrx which contained
worlvery The Drover 10.9. Glenalbyne 10.S. Chris 10.9. i Lady. Narcia, Glenfln. Forest Bell,
In giving jiidgTnent his Honor said
Cana
The self-reUant rebel will not fee
A CHEQUE FOE £1 1/ has been sent to unfortunate that lie had been before the
Slang 10.7, Knrirua 10.7. Kaiurangl date arine.
.Waihaorunga,
Formal,
Glenor,
the abusive adjectives hurled bydeterred
no question about the rate of the writer of this verse—Mr F.E., 74, Royal stewards of "the Jockey-Club- for improper ordinary-looking animal, indee-d, whose coat Olnna>
interested there was
BEEDICAI..
10.7. Fre«nount 10.7. Irish. Maid
Madamn..Hfllsboro. Tronnsel, Conntees May,
labour leaders who cannot tolerate
riding more often than anyone else. He was staring like bristles on a nail brush.
havin- pay or thp. amount due in that, respect. Terrace. Dunedin:—
Dartosta. Jennot. Chorale,
Miss Kolmar,
thc:r theories challenged."
Maiden Weiter.—Golden Tlato 10.7. MataMy wife has found a magic soap" The counter-claim was disputed, and his
had teen told to 'stand down' for two "Now. now. come off that." said' the pen- dor W.7. Be .Tabers 10.7, Ladj' Mam-Ice 10.5. Marvelle.
No wonder that she chuckles:
jciner. "you can't tell mc this is what Merry Widow 10.5, El Gallo 10.4, Golden
Maiden Hact Scurry.—Nancy.
Form,
Page 3.—A Warning to "Farmer Honor said rt appeared to him that il
months and a fortnight, which -was a
When Puritan does all the work
severe
Sancie Lady. Alarda, Koyal Cbarley, Forest
(again
Scabs
Instead of her poor knuckles.
with reference
sentence. That boy iegan life at 13, and they've been coming at." "Oh, well," re- Grain 10.4. Tinoroka 9.0.
to had never been set up until it -became
Bell. Canarine,
Walhaomnca,
Formal,
Davis, who promptly saw
Ambergris
Ladles'
Bracelet
12.3.
Bouce
Timam:—
nprceeary to give an answer to the claim.
I
[plied
opporan
WIN A GUINEA: Prize Poem Published ar. 19 had amassed a sum of £31,000. The
Olenor. Tenria. Reval.
Bonne Bouche.
runity to pull tbe visitor's lep. "if yon Dragrvm 11.7. Arty U.S. Faida J1.6. Ponrer» .' Inlava. Hillsboro, Coansel,
The onus tt,ts on the defendant of provjnry had seen him. and -would Judge
May,
•Bnt as thins-s are at present the Indus111.2, Gieoalbyne n.2. Matador 11.2. Be
whether
the Teal St. Frauds
ing- the coiiTiter-clarni, as if it were a line advt. verse' about' "PndUc
Vanquish, Vaona, Chorale. Miss
trialist wLshw it to be dtarincUy
along Jaber? U.2. Slang 11.0.
come
not a great temptation to a boy want u> see
understood
there
was
printed
Gienapp
each
week.
A
Chndlc,
colt,
wrapper—from
Moneyaaker.
that -when tbe farmer scabs on the industrial e!a:;n made in ;he ordinary -way.
lneide
here." and leading the way into Scttaoo'e
MaThe
nomlnattons
for
rh.-»
events
that
win
There
e
like
Pll
So? P— m"st be enclosed,
clama.
that, with little manners or intelli•worker, from that
Iβ the most perfect
he will be treated ■wan no clear pvidenra of a
H2ntan to:
he ask-e<i: --Now. wliar <ir> you think
with mrn
foil address,
preservative -For the Skin
dietinct
as a social «nemy,moment
"Puritan Soap " P O gence. to ride as he was told. His father j box.
nii-se u> pay for keep, therefore the pToBox 203, Wellington. Wholesale Agents!
of him."
The visitor was so stnu-k by been run are as follows:
and Ooßtplexion.
"If the banner and his kod are
j
genfnvaiuabis far the SKIW
NOTES,
"oln~ to eral rule
said his difficulties were due to his 'over ]
Maiden Steeplechase. IrlsTi Maid, Roya! j
WAIRARAP.A
A.
E.
Paterson
and
Co,
interfere
Ltd.
tha.t
the
paid
appearance,
then the I.W.W. proclaims
Soltano's
employer
§
for
HOT
for the co\t, who had Armoiir. Kxcalll-ujr. PrlPr Pryiii-. Angcline.
in
tie
OOI.D
Climates, remuvin.r ail |
to
win.
Bnt
eagernesß
that ir. is the duty of the -a orUinB class t^ se.rva-n.t'6 kec,< ehcrald appry.
there was another wintered and let down
There was
splendidly, is of Irawadi. Th» Drover.
UarStaivey. Tbe i
μ-go landwards, snd loot after the
expfenation, wKchr'Tnlglir. explalni»-a good
ROUQNNES3, !REsTATIQf« and TAFJ
the 6am&»doubfc about
iFrom Ouj Special Corre?D«>nd«»jt.)
Reckoner. Blaze*,Golden-Grain, LeoKnJgbt. j
at« eiccptionalij- iandsome
claim
for
course
p their considerate owners return.fanns-iintfl
liorse.
inLet tha.
deaL.of'twhat >«rasedmpoteiat» Vtoottaß^aa±
j
Breeze,
Knrirna. Bimth, CasAJTQ REBf»EBHt»IQ
THE SKIN, KEEPING !T SOFT
voricerß -of Xaw Zealand, esnedany the ins- Merest. Jtrfgnsenfe-<wonldJ!>e for plaintiff
For Monday.—A
that for «i«if. jxtonrent* he 'wasr-nnatoli;. fj3 Dtmd>-ToptJiorn..
Sed«II C99U*Q
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to-the cwm*rx for
At lengfh. liini'wmi. Jie-manegiuf
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