Winner to be sold by auction immediately after the race for 20 soys, any surplus to go to the fund. Minimum weight, 7st.7lb. Four furlongs. Punch Boseguard Perlrin Jack i Golden Fairy Stßarbe The Diver Lady Styles Tornado Finetta Corruption Bed Euth Beview Dinah Jess THE SELLING TWO-TEAE-OLD PLATE, of 100 soya. For two-year-olds. Colts, 9st ; fillies, : Bst 91b ; geldings, Bat 111 b. Wianer to be sold foy auction immediately after the race for 200 soya. Jf entered to be sold for 150 soys, allowed 71b i 100 soys, lilb; 50 soys, 211 b; nil, 281 b. Any surplns to go to the fund. Four furlongs. King Wai (£150) | Cleopatra (£l5O | i.eda (£100) THE AUCTION HANDICAP, of 50 eovs. The winner to be sold by auction immediately after the race, the proceeds to go to the fund. Five furlongg. Punch Golden Fairy St Barbe Jack Lady Styles Tornado The Diver Corruption The Book Finetta Dinah Bed Euth Beview JosSedley Jess Boseguard Lady Thornton

Christian Endeavour Union

♦ The first convention in connection with the Canterbury Christian Endeavour Union was held in the Baptist Tabernacle yesterday. The afternoon session com menced at 2.30, the Rev R. Eiwin being in the chair. Representatives were pre sent from the Durham street, East Belt and • Sfc Albans, Wesleyan ; St Paul's and North Belt, Presbyterian; Addington Bible Christian ; Addington United Methodist ; Oxford terrace, Sydenham and Lincoln road Baptist Churches, and the Central Mission. Mr E. C. Brown stated that societies were being formed at Lyttelton, Rangiora, Ashburton and Timaru. Addresses in connection with the work and objects of the Union were delivered by the Revs J. T. Uinton, W. Baumber and R. Erwin. At 6.30 p.m. a public tea was held in the schoolroom adjoining the Tabernacle. About 250 persons attended, the tables being pre- Bided over by the ladies of the societies represented at the convention. After tea the convention resumed its session. The following officers were elected :— President, the Rev R. Erwin ; Vice-Presidents, the Revs H. R. Dewsbury, F. Read and Mr E. C. Brown; Hon Secretary, Mr W. J. Jenkin ; Hon Treasurer, Mr Blamires. 