TELEGRAMS

Horowhenua Chronicle, 26 February 1915, Page 3

TELEGRAMS

[I'KU "KESS ASSOCIATION..!

WANGANUI RACES

Wanganui, This Day. .Following are the acceptances for tomorrow's races.—- . Jackson Stakes. — Postillion 9.0, Emperador 8.11, Gladiole 8.11, Bimeter o.i, Dinner Gong 8.7, Bisogne 7.0, Flying Start 7.0. Autumn Handicap.— Rewipoto 9.3, Leonta 8.10, Astor 8.1, Passadena 7.10, Austin 7.0, Zetes7.3, Te Houi Hou 7.1, Crawford 7.1, Bauksia 6.11, lne;iru ti.li. Harrison Handicap.—Patronymic D.<o, SScw York 8.9, Combustion 8.9, Quo Vadis 8.6, Ararat 8.0, Draft 7.9, Sylvan Dale 7.5, Rosalys 7.9, "Mahlstick 7.0, Vladian 7.0. Matarawa Hack.—New York 8.12, Boldstroke 8.7, Goldstream 8.4, Black Heart 8.0, Fortify 7.6, Bivouac 7.7, R-osalys 7.3, Kurapai 7.2, Deeeide 7.0 .uurance 7.0, Lad O'Gowrie V.O Fordell Hurdles—Flingot 10.13, Kew 10.11, Stwrax 10.10, Glenorchy 9.6, St Gate 9.3, Master Strowan 9.3. Okoia Hurdles St. Gate 10.12, Tirohanga 10.5, Master Strowan 10.0, Naiipata 9.5. Wanganui Stakes.—Kilrain 8.10, Ladoga 8.9, Rinaldo 8.8, Byron 8/4, Goldsize 8.0, Master Lupin 8.0, Fair Rosamond 7.15, Marshall McDonald 7.5, Courtmartial 7.0, Moutoa Girl, 6.12, invader 6.12, El Gallo 0.7. Farewell Handicap.—Postillion 8.8, Gladiole 8.3, Redbook 7.12, Gratta 7.5, Belasco 7.0, Ineuru 6.12, Marimba (5.11, Ohakwana 6.11, A CHARGE OF MURDER. Wellington, This Day. Charles Harvey, a seafaring man, who was arrested at Feilding, and charged with the mwder of a Chinaman named Wong Way Ohing, at Wellington, was brought before the Court today and remanded until Friday next on the application of the poTice. A CHARGE OF ARSON. Arthur George Young, one of three men charged with setting lire to the ■\\hite Hart Hotel at Ngahauranga, on 19th July last, was remanded till Wednesday. The other two accused were remanded yesterday. TAUMARUNUI ELECTION PETITION. Te Ruiti, This £ y. The hearing of ttie Taumariinui election petition was continued' to-day. Mr Seymour, scutineer for Mr Jennings at Otorohanga, said he did not agree with" a previous witness that overcrowding took place. James Young said that the evideiK-o that he attested certain .signatures w'fthouL having seeu the lornis signed was true. He only did so when he know persons well. tie had placed audilrt, 000 names on the roll. He .iad never knowingly placed fu.lt-blooded iVfaorls on the roll. TAXI-CAB RUNS AMOK. - Auckland, This Day. A taxi-cab, driven by a man named Bogue, collided with a company of Territorials at Devonport. Sergt. C. P. Blown was knocked down, the car passing over his left leg. Three other men were knocked down, sustaining cuts and bruises.