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Waikato Times, Volume 122, Issue 20504, 21 May 1938, Page 20 (Supplement)

WAIKATO RACES OTOROHANGA HACK Second Division 1— I—DU MAURIER (H. Long) 1 4 4 —FOREST ACRE (J. Winder) 2 11 — 11 —CHIEF LAP (W. Thomson) 3 Scr.: Erhck, Summary. STEWARDS’ HANDICAP 3— 2— FARLAND, 7.4 R. Sargent, 1 2 2 —WHIRLING, 8.8. W. J. Broughton, 2 10—0—PRINCE ACRE, 7.6 t, N. Bcotsma 3 Scr.: Golden Sheila, Roliicker, High Tea, Tonnerre. Rerepai, Aero King. WASHDYKE RACES. Wai-iti Trot: 18-16 Easter Rush, 1; 5 Regiment, 2; 8-5 Devotion, 3. South Canterbury Handicap: 3—2 Mungatoon 1 ; 4—3 Last Refrain 2, 6 7 Willie Win 3. All started. MANAWATU RACES Palmerston North Handicap: 6 Conveyor 1,2 Kena 1, 7 Brazen King 3. All started. HAMILTON HOCKEY Senior Matches: Aotea 4, Kaipaki 3. MOVEMENT OF TROOPS ON ALL FRONTIERS ASSURANCE TO AMBASSADOR BERLIN, May 20. Following rumours of the movements of troops on all Germany’s frontiers, Sir Neville M. Henderson, British Ambassador, called at the Foreign Office and was assured that they were only seasonal relief movements. TENSE SITUATION GERMANS AND CZECHS POSITION SERIOUS “PREPARED FOR ANYTHING” LONDON, May 30. The Berlin correspondent of the Herald says the Czecho-GSrman situation is admittedly serious. Any disturbance in Czechsoslavakia resulting in attacks in the Sudenten Germans might have dangerous results in Germany. The tone of the Press towards Czechoslovakia is sharper, and the public appears to be prepared for any eventuality.