LATE RACING.

Auckland Star, Volume XXXVI, Issue 35, 10 February 1905, Page 2

LATE RACING.

C.J.C. SUMMER MEETING. (By Telegraph.—Own Correspondent.) CHRISTCHURCH, this day. The Summer Meeting of the C.J.C. was only an off meeting. The attendance yesterday was very poor, and there was hardly any speculation, there being only local horses engaged. The feature of the day's racing was the success attending Sir Geo. Clifford , !} stable, the Baronet landing four winners out of five starts, Cannle Chiel for once was in a galloping mood, and eaaUy annexed the big handicap; but Hewitt who was riding him. was called before the stewards and questioned concerning what looked like a deliberate cross at the start of the race As a result of the inquiry he was ordered to stand down for the renlainn/nl^^"' 118 and as a consequence m *? e monnt on Munjeet in the Ljtteltou Plate, easily landing Mr Stead's champion first past the post. The victory P , fLJ° to-aorrow's racing being Just as Indifferent as on the opening day CJ.C. RACES. CBy Telegraph.—Own Correspondent.) CHRISTCHUHCH, this day. The weather promises to be fine for tomorrow's racing. Marguerite has arrived i°«J£ n ,^ Ole Mrddle Part p Kn m?i T "Pected to beat N<i:tulform Othi* erenfcr may reenlt as follows-— Richmond Plate: Munjeet 1, Gleaowlet 2. De^re^a**' 5 aHndic *» : Golden Vein 1, . Linwood Welter: Tirole 1, Reduction 2. Selling Reee: Teney 1, Gold Bangle 2. Flying: Sandy 1, Master Alii 2. Haadlcaju Stepiiaacw i, €k>}*» .. The follewing are the acceptances f«. msmm At Messrs. Samuel Vaile & Sons' auePf O ? 5 f c a **> «d «SS farm Of 252 acres near Ardmore, with a house and o outbuilding WM X th»n Z v*"™ was sold b y order of £>urt' of tli Supreme Properties at Kingslaqd beiu<. the estate of the late Mr. Hi 2 were eeld as follows: House room,, built on a corner allotment, fa" SSFV* Smd Second ay sold for il60; allotment B, 40ft by U3ft ad L Blt , «« to *c last property, f/0; an allotment ,it the rear of the comer seet i on , meusuri ng 33ft by 114 nfentSdio 1 £5 *f the aUot* nient sold for a similar amount. i, o ?Ls' P " Horili^o ok, of Corouandel, has been appointed to the Board of Evamiaers under the Mining Act. i i s r " Mackie returned to \uckafter a short visit £ the doSn J GMr enS? ? n ' ? the Kuranui-Cale-doman G-jLOo.. 49 visiting Wellington.