SYDNEY.
May 12.—The Legislative Council haa signified its intention of altering the tariff, so as to allow a drawback in iavour of colonial manufacturers.—Claridge has been acquitted, and Griffin has been sentenced to death for the murder of Namburckra.—Sugars are firmer.—The following are the winners at the races : —Handicap—Lottery, 1; Baron, 2 ; Clifden, 3. Maiden —Eomula, 1 j Pyrrhus, 2 ; Count, 3. Produce—Hamlet, 1; Prophet, 2. Cup—Mermaid, 1; Little Dick, 2 ; Bomula, 3. Time, 3 mm. 40 sec. Waverly— Pyrrhus, 1; Challenger, 2; Comedian 3. All aged Stakes—Whifller, 1 ; Clifden, 2 ; Beatrice, 3. Time, 1 mm. 49 sees. Freo Handicap—Spy, 1; Stumpy, 2; Quack, 3. Prince Stakes—Farmer's Daughter, 1; Dane, 2 ; Vista, 3. City Plato-Mermaid, 1 5 Titus, 2 ; Pearl, 3. Cumberland Stakes—Count, 1; Challenger, 2 ; Stock well, 3.
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Auckland Star, Volume II, Issue 429, 26 May 1871, Page 2
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129SYDNEY. Auckland Star, Volume II, Issue 429, 26 May 1871, Page 2
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