137—Mr W, J. Greenwood's g m Little Nannie, 6yrs, Bst 41b (T. Green wood)... 1 144—Mr W. J. Greenwood's br g Pica, aged, 12sb (A. Greenwood) ... 2 106— Mr J. Fletcher's b m Minnie Grey, list 101b (Bray) 3 Time, 2min 32soc. Dividend, £1 ss. These were the only starters. Pony Trot Handicap, of 30sove. Socond horse to receive ssovs from tho etake. For ponies 14 hand 2 inches and under. The winner of any trotting rnco after tho handicap is declared to receive ;i penalty of Bsec; tho winner of two or more, 16sec behind its original start. Two miles. 35—Mr F. Stohr's eh g Iko, aged, lOsoc (Owner) 1 151—Mr T. Wylie's b m Maud S., aged, 308oc(B. Edwards) 2 101—Mr G. Clarke's g m Ladybird, agod, scratch (Owner) 3 Also started:—(6o) Peggy, aged, Bsec > (13) Martha, aged, 14sec ; (0) Tasso, agod> 14soc ; (12) Bugler, aged, 35sec ; (2) Jock> need, 40sec ; (7) Ginger, aged, 40sec ; (0) Midget, aged, 40sec. Dividend, £4 16s.
I.A.A.K.'S STRING.
(Vonders will never cease ; neibher will (Vaterburys, or conundrums on thorn lither. Tho following is one batoh from the multitude thab reach us daily :— (1) Why is tho 13s 6d Watorbury Watoh iko a firm in liquidation ? Answer : Because ib takes a long time lo wind up. (2) Why is the samo watch like a •Kangaroo?" Answer: Because ib haa a very long ipring, (3) Why are the berries found in the Gulf Stream like the W. W. Co.'s Watches! Answer: Because they aro Water- Derries. (4) What is the difference between the Waterbury Watch Company and the City Water Works 1 Answor : One is a W. W. C. and tho nther a C. W. \V.
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