THE TURF.

Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 744, 17 February 1910, Page 7

THE TURF.

RACING FIXTURES. Feb. 17—Tafanaki J. C. Autumn. Feb. 17-Rotorua J.C. Annual. 'Feb.' 19.—Wellington- Pony and Galloway Feb. 23 and District. J.C. •"Antumii." " ;; '■■- •■;■ '•"■ '• •'•'■-■■ ■.' Feb. 23,24 and 2G-bunedin J.C. Autumn, iieb. 26-SlinnrionHack K.C. March .3 ami 5-Waiißanni J.C Aiitumn. March. 9 and 10-Dannevirko E.C. An- '•'.■■■ tumn. -'■ - ' '. . Maroh- -17 arid ' 18-Mastcrton'. K.C. Autumn. ■'■■■ '■ ,' . ■" Maroh ,16- and 17—Napier Park ; -K.C. Autumn. -■'-"■ ■.. .v, ■ .■■'■.■': i. March 17—Opunako R.C. Annual. :'■;':.. Maroh 23 and 26-Greymouth J.C. Autumn. v .....■..■- March 28 and J.C. Easter. - April a) "and , 21-Nelson J.C. Annual. ;■-: TAffANAKI J.C'/.MEETING...." LADT 1 ITEDAI/LIST' WINS: THE ; CUP. .'.(Bγ Telczraph—Press Association.) ■ ■.'■■■.■ New/Plymouth, February. 16. /The 'Taranaki Jockey Club's 'Autumn meeting opened to-day in fine weather, and before a 'good attendance. ; The totalise tor investments amounted to .£6366 as' against'.£oo2l for Cup day lost"year''. i' Eleven bookmakers were licensed at a.fee !of .£2O each.' The following'are tho.re-: i'sults:— -•;'; ;■;:> '' / '.■':'■: ■ '-' ..." . HANDICAP .HTIfiIDIiES.' 'One' mile and ■r. ■-■ ..-..•'..■Va half. .... / J - 1 Mr.'...A; Langford's ■ br. m. Maggie"V. ■■■■■ -Paul, by-St:--Paul-Mystery .Maid,' - ' '. "Syrs., ldst. lib. :..... (C. Cochrane) -1 2 Waiohe, lOst. .91b.■.......„....;.......:.. "'<, 3 Prophet, 9st. ..X'.:v..:.:...:..:...;.:...;.;..;../8 ■; "Also'started: S-'Drudgery, 9st'./91b.; 1i Hoango, 9st. 71b.; -6 .f«ero, :95t.""51b.;'5 Mying Cloud, 9st;; iaiid 7 Kairoa,' 9st. .' Won by-two lengths, six lengths separating • second and third. Time, 2inin. .4?sec. '•.."■ "■": ■■;■' ■ STEWARDS' HANDICAP. Five furlongs. 3 Mr.iW. J.| Barleyman's br. m. Tarina, by St. Clements—Aka, -aged ' '-■■ ■ ■ ■■■■:. ■■.■'■•■.• .. (C. Brown).! 2Kareroa, 7st. 121b., .....:..............;;..:.. 2 i Waiata, 7st. «.....:,.:• 3 .vAlsO'started:! Hohuilnatahi, Bst.; and 5 Tauhara, Gst. 71b.'V T \.-■..:■ ;•. . -Won-.by half a length.' Two- lengths separated, second- and third. Time, lmin. 'Ssep.';.■;■.,■• •■ ,:.-■ v ;„■••• v ■ •' ■ '■".••■■ ;.■ '■;:. TIMAETJ HACK HiOTICAP.'- Six ; ; •i ■ ■ :' furlongs. '; • ' ". '.'.' 3 Mr/A'." C. Lynch's ch.m/ Kedwirig,-.-: . ; by Sylvia Park—Explosion, dyrs., '•■■ / 7st. 101b; .:;. ;.;;.;..V (F/Coleman) '1 •5 Kanewara, 7st. 81b. -;.;.•/...........:.....„.-:: ;2 9 CJueenVPrizo, 7st, '....„;..„..;.;.,......;.. ,:3 -Also started: 1 Toanga, Bst. 101b. ;% Zinnia, Bst.- 41b,; G Timothy,- 7st. 101b • 7. Lady, Lupin, 7st.. 5lb;; and 8 Whana/ 7st. 21b. ' ■ -.-. , ■•, '

. Wbnby, half a'length.' Time, lmin. 16 v l-ssec.;;^,-. ; ■:,',,: ■■;■:,<. : ._ . :: ■■ .: v TAKANAKI CUP .HANDICAP.. /One -.' ,mile and-a (juarter. • l'"Mr/ J.'H.'"Pross"er's 'br. f." Lady ■ 'Medallist, -.by .St. Ahvynne (imp.) •, -■■-.-. —Diplomß,' Byrs.,7st. 131b. - • ■'•- „,V '' ~ : '■■'■■'.■: ~ : .::•;- 1' (C. Jenkins) 1 7, Mr. H. Eva's TJhlando, 7st.. 61b. •> : - r ' ■ '■■. ■■ -"■. ; . ~-■ 2 2 Mr. S, Messena's Waitapu, 7sf 121b. - . :'■",. -•:• ■■■'..:; :-- ■'/(H.-Gray) .3 ; Also started::B Roosevelt,'9st.; '4 Sandstream, ; ; Bst. lll]J.-;i3.-Mendip,,Bst.;.-5.N0 Trumps, 7st. 41b.-;.-6.Coroinandbl,-7st. , Sib , .-: ami 9 Chas6 Mab.'Gst. 71b. ■■'.• ':?,: X: ■, Won by two lengths, a similar'distance separating/ second; arid third.... Mendip was fourth. ';Timp,- 2min. 11 - 2-ssec.' •■.' "■■'■ FIESTr ; WELTEi :HANDICAP.: ! 'One ■.■''•, ■.■'..'!•'■' ;.'■,':. inil?'. ■•■■'';...„'v,-. ... '','■'{:■/ i Mr.'-j;! Monk's blk: h. Swimming- .:-■' Belt, Webb-Chatelaino," •■■'.. 6yrs., 95t.;.....:. (C. Jenkins) -1 5; Cytone,.. Bst.'. ilh".: ;,. ..;;'.....V,;.-"3.. 3 Miss' Advance, Sst., 3~ Park—Panline,."4yrs.,!;7st.,;^i ■Astraea.'.'fct";'arid ;S^§tiirboafd7-i*7stf. 121b.-- : , Won :b'y two.'lengths.;:. Time,' lmin.: 41. 2-SSeC.-r'; ; v: ;-, ■-•:•:••/>;,■' ; . '.-■'..fl 1 .r. '' ■ ; .'.-.VJ OKa;TO;;HA;CK HANDICAPBtonS : )niIe,. i Mr.' J. Foreman's, br.:'h."Siiva, byV-.-..- -'. Sylvia-.-:Park—Pauline, .-lyrs., 7st. ■■ •; ' '.<•:<>'■:!■.'■■ •'.- ••:■■■ \, ; U , '...Holmes)' 1 1 jPaul,;.7st. 91b.■■■..■.:.'.■...•..■„.■ ';; 2 3 Eesoarch, tof..Blb;:'.'.-.....;.'.i....i....;.;.;...'. 3 \ Aiso!started': S,Highden, 7st. lib.; and 5 The Reiver, 6st.. 121b.- , : ..; ■: .Won by. two longtlis.. Time, lmin. .45 2-555 C.; ; ■■" ■•':.■ 1..-..' ■'■' .-'.■. ■'' / ■ ir' ;■■' ' FLYING -"HANDICAP'." Six ;furlongs.1 Mr. G. Castle's'it. h , . Clemo'ra', by •'. ... ■. St..■ Clements—Ora','4yrs., 7st. lib.. , ■ vi/'.V--. ',>:.:■ v ,. ■■■ . (E. Lanibess) 1 2 Golden Eagle, 75t.,121b; ..;.;.-.;..; .'2 ■i Woo Trinket, .7st.;2lb. ■ :..;.....,....,_ Also started:' 3 Tietheah, 7st.- 51b., and 5 -M«lga ; Bill, 6st.. 91b. V ": ■. , ."..--, ■ ''' Wou.by : half ti'length,-itith two lengths ■bohveen 'second and- third. Time, luiin. 15sec., ; . ]■•:-;;;.■:■ ; , •;'•, : :'.:'.-,.. '■ ■ •HACK-': SCTTRRY. ■' nVeight,. Bst... .Five -■.■'i..;-.;'- , .- , fur10ng5.......'.,-,.', .;'.;■„ ■ 1 Mri ..C. E.-. Major's ;, ch. f.. Emtlem,' : . ■ by Field Battery—Vapour, 3yr3. 7 i.: -~:'-;;: ~..■>'.: ■ (W. Price) -1 4 Nukuhau : ;..........;..: .-. -2 6 S.t./.Tarra , :'..'.'.i.,.-ii»ii:i;.i.i.;i ;.; 3 "■■ started: 5, Speedy 'Meg, "3 Prnncerj--2 St.-Kildaie,- : 7 St: Prior;. •■' - : ." ■■-..■ . Won. by:'three., length^.'-.'■'Time,' lmin.' 3 4-sseo.',;-;^.>:.,:;V:.^ : '' ; ■-■■ \-:'..:.'■■ :'.-•

■-■■; NOTES .ON;THE' , RACING.' ■'. • :. ,;; (By Tolcgraph.-Special i Correspondent.) ; .' .. New Plymouth, February 16. „ A very/Warm favourite, Maggie Paul, prevailed in the vHaclc Hurdles, and, as ■was only. to .be expected after her Haivera running, .she paid;a' very:.small price. The [■ Porirua-oivned' Wnione wae made second favourite and; ho finished next to the winner.' Flying' Cloud; was showing tho way when the field settled .'down, and; with Hoango,' made;the' pace a: very smart one. , .'With four furlongs:to' go the favourite put'a'.decided gap-betiveen-'her- , self and' the'<field; and- from thence onwards,'waa not troubled. :\Vaioneistayed' on best of t!;e others," and filled secondplace 'just-ahead of Prophet., , :,: :■<■■ Hohungatahi." was "made; 'a ; very prorioiinced"fdvoUrite. in tho Stewards'" Handicap, whije Kareroa also had a few-sup-porters, but tho others-went .unbacked The favourite,, with Tarina .'and Kareroa, began , smartly, , and the three ran , abreast to. the first turn, where Tarina got. her neck .in. front..Hohungacahi seemed to in'eko trouble 'round the turn 3,' and lie ■.iras." beaten at' • the' straight ■ : entrance. Kareroa. then challenged Tai-ina, but -the latter "lasted , long enough' to win by a head. . Waiata headed the l'avouritu in the last, stride'for'third place.; ; ••*'; 'Redwing; iWas. quickly in front- at the start of ■ thij Timar-.i jiandicap, and she maintained, that, position to the finish. Kanewara, who was ridden by C.Jenkinsiwas her nearest attendant throughout,, butishe failed .to head her. , Toauga; who was favourite,: got away, badly, and afterwards seemed '•:< to ; ba in trouble in negotiating 'the turns. - The Auoklando.wned :. Zinnia was another well-backed mount which failed to show ' Lady Medallist .was;the'elect of the backers in the Cup, and she won, rathqr comfortably by a -length- from Uhlando, -with thr«a horses in" a line next. The start was delayed by the; vagaries of Waitapn, who repeatedly broko ' through the tapes. -At the barrier '■ riso■ Mendip ; and 1 Sa.ndstream'were'badly ieft, and Lady Medallist, with Chase Slab, took up the running. Passing the stand, Chase Mab was: a'clear len»th. in'-.front; with 'Lady Medallist arid Cdromahdol next. Down the back the last-named reached tho front, and led to "the bottom bond, where Jenkins rushed, Lady. Medallist through. It,-'was there that the race was won, as she got a four-lengths' break on the field Uhlando then came at the favourite, but; though he was very hard, ridden, he could not reach the. Porirua mare, who won by a couple of lengths. Waitapu, Mendip and Coromandel finished in a line. Swimming Belt. showed ■ a glimpse of his best form in tho First AVelter Handicap which he won after getting a bad run hi tho early ;pavt of the -race. Cyrene was in tho van from: the barrier rise, .but he had to give way. irithe straight to the favourite, who put in a strong run, and wore down tjhe field. . Perolina gave a disappointing display, and Astraea was tailed on the.wholo.way. ' . ■• ' Scratohihgs' in tho'Okato Hack 'reduced the field to five runners. Paul arid Highdon wore evenly backed, and then came 1 Research. Higliden made the early run-' ning, but Paul was always handy, and down the back stretch ho went to tho

front. At the home turn Silva had his measure, and he came on alone, winning comfortably by a couplo of lengths. Hesearch was tailed off in the early part of the race,' but ho finished well; and just failed-to head Paul for second place. On Hawera form, it was only to be expected that Clemora would start a decided iavounto in the Flying Handicap, and so it proved. Golden Eagle, with Jenkins in the saddle, gave trouble at the barrier, ■ and.delayed the.start for several minutes.liventually she got out first, and at one hme had- a lead of five lengths, but Clemora settled down to his work , in good stylo, and in an interesting duel up.the straight, he caught and passed ■ Golden liagle, and won nicely. The win -was rt vory..-popular one, and horse and rider wero loudly cheered on returning to wcighin. ■ ; •■■••.

The betting'market in the last race foreshadowed that Emblem would win. The only other candidates-supported were Prancer and St. Kildare. The favourite began smartly, and was , never headed. Nukuhau was an indifferent secondhand St. Tarra was third. The winner is a Good-looking filly by Field Battery, from Vapour, and is owned by a well-known Hawera sportsman, who, however, was not present to see his filly win. • i .

-ACCEPTANCES -.FOR- SECOND DAT. The-following are the acceptances for the second day's events-.— .••■-'

SECOND HANDICAP HURDLES. One itoile and a half.—Waione, list, lib.; Somali; lOst. 3!b.; Pharos, lOst. Üb.; Pronhot, yOst. 91b.; Drudeery, 9st. 51b.; Hoango, Sst. 41b.; and Flying .Cloud, 9st.

GRANDSTAND HANDICAP. : . ■ Five furlongs:—Tarina, Bst. 61b.; Kareroa, Bst. 41b.; Waiata, 7st. 21b. j Tauhara 6st. 71b.; and Valentine, .6st. 71b.

1 QJIATA HACK. HANDICAP. Six furlongs.—E«dwing; 9st.; Toanga, Bst. 91b.'; Timothy, 75t.61b.; Bay Paul, 7st. 51b.; and Prancer, 7et. ■•, . ' ':

; PAUL, MEMOPJAL HANDICAP. One mile and a distance.—Roosevelt, Sst. 121b.; Sandstream, Bst. 91b.; Mendip, 7st. 121b.j Swimming Belt, 7st. 91b.; Lady Mcnschikoit, 7st. 31b.; No-Trumns, 7st. 31b.; Coromandel; 7st.;- Golden' Eagle,' 7st. ; ; CyreneV Gst. Mb:; and Wee Trinket, 6st. 81b.

SECOND WELTER. Seven furlongs.— Clemora, 9st. 121b.; Lethean, Bst. 121b.; Cyrene, Sst. 81bl"; Perolina, Bst. lib;; Miss Advance,. Bsi; Chase Mab, . 7st. 131b.; Astraea, 7st.. 121b.;. Zinnia, 7st. 101b.; Starboard, .7st; 101b.V-Kanewara, 7st. 91b.; and Flying Cloud, 7st.'7lb! :

' IUWAU HACK HURDLES. One' mile.—Research,.,Bst; 91b.; Redwing, Bst. 9'.h.; King's Prize, Bst. lib.,-Zinnia, Bst.; Bismarck, Bst.; Silva, 7st. 121b.; Paul, 7st. 101b.; Queen's Prize, 7st. 21b.; and The Rsiver,,Gst. 81b, '•''.■•'■ ■ • -■ ■

FAREWELL HANDICAP. .'. Sis/furlongs.—Taitoko,, Bst. 71b./ Clemora, .Bst. 71b:; Tarin'a, Sst; 31b.; and Wee Trinket, 7st. 31b." ■'■: :-. ' ' : " : "

' SCRATCHINGS. ■. ■ : (By Telezrabh.—Press . Association.' : ■-.■,.•■■' ... Wangariui, , February it : Armlet has\been scratched for the Flying Handicap, aiid' Merrivonia for •'all' en-' gagements' at: the-' Wanganui meeting.

WOODyiLLE; J.C. ACCEPTANCES. ' .-.,.: ~.'.■Woodyilje/'iebraary. 16;':" The' following, acceptances l'-ave been receiyed; for the first 7 , day's- events .at' the Woodnlle District Jockey Club's. ;autumn meeting:—. •••''' - : , - ~''.'". .'■ .

.-. MAIDEN : PLATB:-r(Bntries), : .V Hare ■ICoai Red Seal, Artie, Miss ■Pentty, , . Tarroiiite, ' : Embrocation, SDOvaine, Howler, •Glofs, Ncliuse,--Kiniuierlan,: Lucky Durham, Golden Belle'. . .-' ' \ . ; .. ■'

: : RONGOMAI '.-. HACK •-' HANDICAP; HURDLES. ''One. mile and three-quar-ters.— Waipunehu, list. 51b.; AVimlage, •list;' Sib.; Maku, list. 41b.; Sir liethe, .lOst. 131b.; Goldbird," lOst. 121b.; Lohgner, Wit' 91b;; Hoango, 9st. -lib.; Hinntangi, Ost.; Ranter, 9St.j arid Canadian,' 9st. \

'< WHABITI.rHA.CK- HANDICAP. Seven furlongs.—Captain Bell,'-Bst. 101b.;. SepFirst--, Cbiisn!,• Sst.. Gib.; .Waitoto, Bst:*"slb.; Skye, 7st.' 111b.; Leolanter,. 7st. 91b. j . Obsem-jtj, 7st. 81b.; Waiariki, 7st. 71b.; . Hapnj' Now .Year, 7st. 71b;;>-Succession,- 7st.- >51b.;, Howlor, Gst. 91b.; Nightmare, 6st. : 91b'.rEnvoy, 6si" 91b.; ' Waihola,' 6st.- 81b;; and Lord Irwoll, 6st.'7lb. " " ' '

WOODVILLE' CUP.: HANDICAP/, • One raile'and a. quarter.—Aberraticm,:sst. Sib.;' Woodhey,\Bst.- 8.1b.; ,Ko'pri,' Bsf lib.; Wai-' tapu, -.Tst.-121b.;,"Te Puia, 7st. lllb.; Gnod- • win. Park, .7st. ,31b.;, Parable, 7st. 51b. ; .No.TrmnpSj Tst; 31b. ; Miss Advance, Gst. ill!).; Cliauvclin, Gst. 91b.; and Hilariani 65t...7ib. .■ .:. ■; •-...-• ■'..'.'., - : ■:

COUNTY. 'HACK' HANDICAP. .-Six furlongs.—Dervish,', 9st.; : Waiouru,: Sstn 121b;;'■'■■ Tqanira,'''Bst: 111b.; Faunus, Bst.. 81b.; First Battery, "st. 71b;;'-'Moree,-7st.-71b.; Fond Memory, 7st. 71b.;'Lord. Possible, 7st. 31b.;;Blend, 7st.; Ascaloh, 7st.; Loahora; 6st. 91b. ; Amaru,. Cst.. 91b.; Embrocaiion, Gst. 71b.; and Hnpr.ka;. 6st. 71b. •■■•" ■■■'■■-.■s ■■:-■ '■■■•• '■-: ■ >'•■'■ PRESIDENT'S HANDICAP. , .' Seven furlongs.—Osiris',..lost...slbi; Longner, 9st. 121b.;' Bourrasquo, 9st.'.'Blb:; Lamsdorff, 9st;.'Sib;'; Miss Advance, M; 101b. ( Marton, Est; 91b.; Llanwern, BsK 91b.; BorcnBaria, Bst. Blb.j-'Merchantmnn, - Sst. 71b.; Obscurity, ■ Bst. 51b,; - Waicolo, Bst. 51b.; and Hare Koa.',Bst..-51b.'.' ' ~,!"'

■ VICTORIA.HACK HANDICAP. Ono mile.—Hilariah, 9st- 131b.; Captain' Bell, 9st. lllb.;' Llanwern, 9st. 91b.; Paul, 9st.21b.; Leolnntor, ~9st.-. lib:;.. All Trumps, Bst. 71b.; Ajnota, Bst.' 101b.;' Rangikapua, Bst 71b.; Royal-Maid, Sst. 71b.; Eiiyoy, Bst. 71b.; r Afterthought, Bst. ■; 71b.;' and Jim,' Bst. ,71b; 'V , M'. . . .

■ TELEPHONE HANDICAP. -Five furlongs,—Naumiii, 9stv ■ 111b."; Longncr,■ 9.st. :ilb. ;■ Ballarat,' Sst. 81b.;" Sunbonnet, Sst. 81b;; Herniia, &it 61b.; iiundio, 7sti 121b.; Tarina, 7st. lllb:;': Warlock, .7st. 101b:; Woiatn; 7st. 81b.; Kelso, • 7st.; Riflemoid, 7st.'; Splash;-Gst.'9lb.; Lpthair,: Gst: 91b.; Genuine,- 6st. n 9ib;; Purakau, 6st. -71b'.; Liza,' Gst:'7lb.; and- TheraV-CsU 71b. •

: - '■: ■■■■■■■'■■} SECOND , .;. ~'.." -. ' HACK.SCTIBRY.-(Entries): Red , Seal, Puketotara,-' Ai'tie,' , Wlietilrangi, Konowai, Epsom ■;. Downs,. iliss Peatty,; Tarronite, Embrocation, Spoyaine, Neliusa,' Kimmerinn, Lucky Durham, Goldon :Belt, Jessa-. mine,- ■Ascalon, ;".} Vite, .J'.L'owgarthi,. and Kongoinai. ~. ' - : : CLUBr ; \ : .'Auckland! 1 February. lG... The .weather was sultry,-and the attendance up to "the .average for . the second day of, the .'■ Qtalmliu : Trotting Club's: Summer hleettni;. Results: ~, ; .'TIiIAL TROT". HANDICAP.-Diamond Bell, 1;. St. Michael, 2;'; Makuri Lass, 3. I NOVEL TROTTING. "': HANDICAP- ■ Harold. Abdallah, 1; Royal/Albert, 2; Makauri Lnss,.B. ■,- :' -. ' . "; - ; BUJIMER ■ TKOT .-■ HANDICAP.-Kiri-kiriroa, 1;. Conqueror, 2; Lady Wilming'i "TRAMWAY TROT- HANDICAP.-rGood lYidtty, IS-Jlarlr Scott, 2; Royal-Albert, 3. ! ALEXANDRA'" HANDICAP.-Mahinga, 1;-Peggy PHdo,-2; Frontino, 3. "; MANGEHE "HANDICAP.-Royal Albert, 1; Syren, .'2 r Duke C., '3. . " TROTTING DISQUALIFICATION. . . ■ \ TESTED .IN COURT. .'.'.' v'. '.. •'■ ' .-: - ' Christchurch, February IG.-, , The Supreme Court this.morning concase; in which John Hanna applied for an injunction rcstraihing the New Trotting Association ■from disqualifying him .for five', years for failure to notify within a specified timo the transfer of , the horse Driftwood , to R. J. Monro. . : Hauna pleaded ...that .he .had been ill v/hon tho transfer was made,' ami had not received notice of ' tho''" meeting at which the question of disqualification was considered. Otlidr ' matters w6ro . dealt with at .the same meeting without notice, having icon given him., Hanna was -severely oross-examined by Mr. Striiigor, K.C., concerning previous transactions with the colt. Ho admitted that 0 magistrate had described one transaction as a "barefaced swindle;" Ho explained .that.he had described Driftwood as -a brown, gelding instead of a black colt through inadvertence. ■■'■'.' ' ' ' , . " Later., . In the case in.which John Hanna claimed "from the New Zealand Trotting Association an injunction restraining-tlwr association from imposing five years' disqualification on him for failure to notify, tho sale of the trotting horse Driftwood in a specified time, after hearing evidence Justico Sim reserved judgment.

MIRAMAR PONY ACCEPTANCES. For the two principal events at next Saturday's meeting of the Wellington Pony and Galloway, Racing Club, the following acceptances have been received:—

MEMBERS' CUP. Six furlongs.—Potronel, list. 51b.; Wharekoa, list.; All Gold, 9st. 91b.;..Picotee, Bst. 131b.; St. Helena, Bst. 121b.; Ourlot, Bst. 51b.; Axite,' Bst. 51b.; Sunshine, Sst.'slb:; and Paul, Bst. 51b. ■ ■ " - . ;

SHORTS HANDICAP.' Four furlongs and a half—Flying Wind,'Wst. 111b.; Ora Pinseut,. lOst.-lllb.;. St. Flora, lOst.j All Gold, 9st. 111b.;. St.". Helena, Sst. 131b..; Merriuianu, Bst; 101b.; Mermaid, Bst. 91b.; Picotce, Bst. 91b.;Axite, Bst. 911).; Emnia, Bst.'Blb.; Paul, Sst. 61b.; Miss ■ Ivy, Bsf. lib.; and Inkennan, Bst. '