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on Wednesday.
Simultaneously. it was announced that the hal Race Club <eldom failed to cause a flutter of excitement. He was not a regular, nor an exceptionally heavy punter, but he was a of extraordinarily lucky, one, especially considering that he wa not a riding man and seldom was in evidence at the morning training, Only at the last big meeting, he came down one afternoon, caused much laughter by picking out a certain pony as the likely winner, and laughed the more himself a few minutes later when he was able to. show twenty out of the total of twenty-five tickets on the winner. It was a. great occasion, too, when he named a pony after his' infant Son and brought off a great coup, with him on the youngster's birthday.
[Regiment.. Pte. Sturrell passed away {following a long illness at the Royal 'Military Hospital last' Wednesday morning.
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