CORONATION OATH.
AN ORANGE PROTEST. Received May 6, 10.40 a.m. SYDNEY, May 6. At a large meeting of Orangemen, a resolution was passed opposing Mr Redmond's Bill for the. amendment of the King's bath on his accession. It was decided to cable the protest to Mr Asquith, British Prime Minister. MOTOR CYCLING (Taken from Christchurch Press March 20th, 1909.) Mr R. English, who officiated as judge in connection with the Motor Cycle Reliability Trial, the Hillclimbing competition and Petrol Consumption Test, recently held by the Christchur.ch Cycle and Motor Club, has made the following awards:— For Reliability—Private Owners' Class: C. E. Baily, 3£ Triumph, Ist; A. Beaken, 3\ Triumph, 2nd; A. Marsden, 4A Triumph, 3rd. Open Class: W. L. Blundell, 33; Triumph, Ist; F. llawarth, 2nd; C. E. Bailey, 3% Triumph, 3rd. Hill-climbing Comoetition —Private Owners' Class: S. F. Barnett, 3A Triumph, Ist. Open Class: G. B. Brown, 3£ Triumph Ist. Petrol ConsumptionPrivate Owner's' Glass: A. Beaken, l-!A Triumph, Ist. Open Class: W. L. Blundell, Triumph Ist. Other Prizes —Ride >• experiencing hardest luck, W. Hendry, 4A F.N. Prize for best performance on hills, G. B. Brown, 3;; Triumph.*
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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 3183, 7 May 1909, Page 5
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188CORONATION OATH. Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 3183, 7 May 1909, Page 5
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