PENINSULA DOG TRIALS.
The fecor.d day of the' Banke Penin»ul* dog trials was held yesterday. The weather was wretched, being almost aU day a con? tinuoue drizzle. The leading dogs put up fair performances, but token as z whole, th« work w»b of a moderate character. The cheep ■were inclined to be lazy and stubborn, and this, consequently, was against good wore, J. U g!'Purdue's Tip 1, J. W, ClarJce'eOμ* 2, J. Skipper's Kock 3. "■"" , The open "heading, bringing bade, »na yarding class was partly gone through with, but could not be fuu.ihed on account of tht loss of time due to the unfortunate weather. This class will be fitfiebed to-morrow, some seven or eight-dogs yet having to run. A social is being given by the committee to-night in the Town Hall.
"VIRTUE IS ITS OWN REGARD!" hence the unbroken popularity for over two centuries of MartelTs Brandy. It's quality never varies. 10
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Press, Volume L, Issue 14972, 20 May 1914, Page 10
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