TELEGRAMS.

Poverty Bay Standard, Volume X, Issue 1033, 7 February 1882, Page 2

TELEGRAMS.

(fbom oub own cobrespondents). Christchurch, Feb. 6. The following entries were received by the Canterbury Jockey Club for the Great Autuinn Handicap ;— Billingsgate, Libeller, Flenr de Lrs Volunteer, Bundoora, Colt by Tnbal Caii— Ace ■of Hearts, Betrayer, Lure, Louis d’Or, Lady Emma, Gorton, Legerdemain, Kir iWiXired, Mavis, Nutator, Salvage, Sir George, Lima, La Mode, Nonpareil, Holderness, Hilda, The Poet, The Dauphin, Chancellar, Matakau, Tasman. « Handicap.-Libeller, Flenr de Lrs, Bundoora, Betrayer, Louis d’Or, Ladr Emma, Legerdemain, Somnus, Mischief, Nutator, Sir George, Ln Mode, Holderness, The Poet, Tasman, Nautilus, Envy filly, Billingsgate, J oluntecr, Dan, Lure, Hinemon, Gorton, Sir Modred, Virginia Water, Mavre, Salvage, Luna, Nonpareil, Hilda, Chancellor, and Colt by Tubal Cain out of Ace of Hearts. Flying Handicap.—Libeller, Billingsgate, Flenr de Lys, Volunteer, Bandoom Ace of .Hearts Col, Betrayer, Lure, Louie D or, Hinemoa, Lady Emma, Gorton, Sir Mod rod, Somnus, Legerdemain, Virginia J\ uter, Mischief, Natator, Envy filly, Lona, La Mode, Nonpariel, Holderness Hilda, Tlio Joker, Hilda, Chancellor, Nautilus, Gitana, • Wanganui, Feb. 6. The following acceptances have been rreeived by the Hon. Sec. of the Wanganui Autumn Meeting . Cup : —Libeller, Pmcatorious, Sir Modred, Somnus, Wilberforce, Blue Gowu Dauphin, Virginia Water. Wanganui Stakkr Slander Filly, Sir Modred, Libeller, Kincraig, Somnus, Wilberforce, Dan, Blue Gown, Dauphin, Virginia Water. I I'lying Stakks -Grand Duchess, Slander Filly, Somnus, Astronomer, Dan. District Handicap Wilberforce, Odd Trick, Venture, Rongoa, Satanella, Astronomer, Dan, Blue Gown, and Taipo. Wanganui Distinct Handicap.—Wilberforce, Venturij Odd Trick, Rongoa, Satanella, Astronomer, Dan, Blue Gown, Taipo. Auckland, Feb. 4. The cricket match was resumed this morning, the All England Eleven continuing their innings, which closed for 214 runs. After lunch Auckland went to the wickets, and their innings closed for 94, only having the Englishmen three runs to get to win, which they made without loss of a wicket. It having been arranged that the Englishmen should play to time, an hour and twenty minutes, 90 rima were made, play being simply hitting nt everything.