STRATFORD.

Taranaki Daily News, 21 March 1922, Page 6

STRATFORD.

STRATFORD AGENCI. Advertisements and items of news for | publication in the Taranaki Daily News should be left at the office of our local representatative, Mr. W. H. Humphrey, Broadway, Stratford. Orders for papers may also be left with him. A. AND P. CARNIVAL. THE HANDICAPS. i March 20. '' Interest in the A. and P. Association’s sports carnival on Thursday continues very keen. The handicaps for the running and cycling events are as follows: RUNNING EVENTS. ICO yards.—F. H. Gush, A. M. Kirk 7yds. D. N. Anderson 8, J. W. O’Byrne, D. J. Tempero 9, H. Gush, A. C. Falwasser, N. Meuli, K. Meuli, S. M. Blair, E. Meuli, W. H. Tippins 10, S. Julian, J. Fitzgerald, L. Vickers, C. Coulton 11, W. E. Vestry. R. Mayhead 12. 220 yards.—*-F. H. Gush 16yds, A. M. Kirk 17, D. N. Anderson 18, J. W. ID. J. Tempero 21, H. Gush, N. Meuli, K. Meuli, S. M. Blair, S. Julian, E. Meuli, F. E. Taylor 22, A. C. Falwasser 23, L. Vickers, C. Coulton 24. 440 yards.—F. E. Taylor 28yds, F. H, Gush 30, D. N. Anderson, D. J. Tempero 38, J. W. O’Byrne. H. Gush, S. Julian, J. Fitzgerald 40, C. A. Jones, L. Vickers, W. M. Phillips, C. Coulton 45. CYCLE RACES. Half -mile. —Coleman set, R. Wheeler, L. Coleman, W. J. Sharroek 25yds, W. S .Sharrock 35, B. Richmond 45, J. Seabright, J. F. McNab 60. One mile.—Coleman scr, R. Wheeler, L. Coleman, W. J. Sharrock 40, W. S. Sharrock 55, B. Richmond 70, J. Seabright, J. F. McNab 100. One mile and a’half. —Coleman scr, R. Wheeler, W J. Sharrock 65. L. Coleman 80, W. S. Sharrock 95, B. Richmond 120, J. Seabright, J. F. McNab 140. TROTTING EVENTS. The following acceptances have been received for the trotting events. In addition to the following a consolation handicap of one mile will be run for horses which have not won a prize, and a horse potato race (post entry) will also be competed. Maiden Handicap, saddle. One mile. —First heat: T. Perry’s Black Bess IL, W. S. Francs’ Theodore, P. Walsh’s Jet Black, A. Ware’s Lady Hadfield, W. H. Harris’ Kate limit, J. McCandlish’s Sylvie, H. Tergusson’s Rustall, E. O’Sullivan’s Repulse, J. Richards’ Dominion King, W. H. Johnson’s Black Bess 12 yds bhd. A. Hopson’s Belltone, J. Savage’s Ju Ju, C. Meuli’s Tuna. 24, L. and R. Fischer’s Garnett 48. Second heat: J. Tapp’s Floss, W. Vincent’s Dick, J. Caldwell’s Queen Coal, B. Ritchie’s Sir Roger, G. J. Tapp’s Morgan limit, A. Freyne’s Aironaut, J. Caldwell’s Bonny, J. H. Snookes’ Barney, J. T. Wade’s Ada Wood 12yds bhd, J. Barraclough’s Sweet, Marie, Miss W. Tarry’s Highland Mary 24, A. J. Corrigan’s The Crown 240, A. J. Davey’s Elrosa 300. Open Handicap, saddle. One mile and a half.—H. Fergusson’s Rustall, E. O’Sullivan’s Repulse, J. Richards’ Dominion King, W. H. Johnson’s Black Bess, J. Caldwell’s Bonny, J. H. Snookes’ Barney limit, J. T. Wade’s General Botha, J. Savage’s Ju Ju, C. Meuli’s Tuna, J. Barraclough’s Sweet Marie, A. Hopson’s Belltone 60yds bhd, T. Ryan’s Sonny 120, R. Grierson’s Capilose, H. C. Putt’s Albert; Chain 180, J. Richards’ Aero Belle 204, A. J. Davey’s Elrosa 300, J. R. Corrigan’s Conscript, J. J. Malone’s Linotype 408, J. R. Corrigan’s Queen (Aimes 432. Farmers’ handicap, saddle. One mile. For horses which have taken milk to the factory for at least one month of the current season. —H.-<E. Newell’s Tapps, P. Collins’ Slippery Tom, 0. F. Gernhoefer’s Billy, B. Grierson’s Capilose, J. McCandlish’s Sylvie, W. Robinson’s Dick, H. Mellow’s Electric, W. E. Vesty’s Croydon Boy, W. E. Vesty’s Croydon Lass, E. Anderson’s Jimmy, W. H. Harris’ Kate, H. Cook’s Don, C. Caldwell’s Peggy, J. Reader’s Bob, B. Ritchie’s Sir Roger, H. C. Putt’s Albert Chain, A. R. Thomson’s Mona. To be handicapped* on the ground. PERSONAL. Miss D. Martin, assistant at the Stratford primary school, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Martin, of Stratford, has been advised that she has t passed the first section of the B.A. degree which she sat for at the Victoria University, Wellington, in November last. The death occurred yesterday of’Mrs. Annie Osborn, wife of Mr. Charles F. Osborn. Mrs. Osborn, who was a daughter of the late Mr. John Smith, for many* years a member of the Stratford County Council, leaves one daughter, her other daughter having died during the epidemic. Cr. T. R. Anderson was on Saturday appointed the Stratford County Council’s representative on the Egmont National Park Board. TUTUTAWA SHORTS. Following are additional results of events at the Tututawa sports on Thursday:— Sack race. —M. Norris 1, W. Norris 2. Saddling race.— W. Moir 1, D. Mc- , Cracken 2. Sheep guessing.—J. H. Johnson, 146 i lbs. (correct weight 1461b5). Chain stepping. —W. Norris 1, A. | Holley and Miss E. Walker (tie) 2. In the evening a dance was held in the hall, and despite the inclement weather the hall was filled to overflowing with dancers. Miss Walters, and Messrs. Walker, Mann, Moir, Smith and Waite supplied the music. During the evening Mr. J. Norris obliged tl«f company with a step dance, and Mr. R. Hignett contributed a song, both items being encored. A sale of 300 cases of fruit is advertised for 2 p.m. to-day at Lamason’s mart. A number of good second-hand typewriters, in first-class condition, for sale; Remington, Smith Premier, Monarch, . Yost, Barlock, Royal, Remington Junior and Oliver. Prices from £7 7s to £25. Type-writer supplies and repairs.—W. H*. Humphrey, Daily News office, Stratford.