CYCLING.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXV, Issue 84, 9 February 1903, Page 2

CYCLING.

PEE PBEBS ASSOCIATION. Wellington, February 7. The Hnt.t Valley Oycli>.g anil Athletic Club's m-etint; was hfrld on a lunked aaphah tr-ck at the Patom Ko rentioa tircund : hia nftoinoo >. Mai' i ( r'do a m>ln b.ibin 1 a ui-> f -r rid 'eu i>y G. L* is, hut the motor rcf'i«<l in tho ihird i'.>uril, Martin oouiplcung tho <lt-tiin«! in 2mm 1 4 5 G. Sut'->6> lan I w-*« tiV. mm m tar.o-j from aciirch in 2miu 19 l-s*.je, v>.r -nj b»i»i« «-<u>n« t aifl A. Kur<li • , rlurt i A. E I hom -K, of Auekl nil, »o'i Two M'.lea S c.Dn-l y'a a S landicip, W. J. Mi 1, of Nelson, b ing tKcond, a- .1 A. E. G. Evison th : rd. Time, Stoiti 2 isi c. S. Oates and T. Whifia'd, 0 intgi bnry, wore unplaced. Ku'h'-iHand was placed in the heats of the nilf-mile and two miles hucdic;p, bun did not start in the finals, Martin was unpkced in the heat of the half-mils final. The htlf-miU resulted: —M, Brunstte (50/Hs) 1, II Wolf (70yds) 3, F. Nattress (45yds) 3. Time, lmin 1 2-s^o. ' Final of the two milei resulted M Brune te (150y.!5) 1, H. Holland (80yds) 2, E. A. Thomas (180 yds) 3. Titni', 4min 41 3-Sser. Received 8,6.15 p.m. Melbourne, February 7. I ' In the match for three distances, R 'f)l against Taylor, in the two miles event Kobl won by a quarter of a lap in 3tnin 23sec, 1 Taylor looked better than he did laat i week, but has not got the knack of following a pacer like Kob).