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At the end of 2023, the Hawke’s Bay Museum’s Trust was successful in acquiring, through auction, a small oak-framed painting by well-known colonial artist...

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Seven grand finals were played Saturday

Horse racing had been popular in Southampton from 1791, when the nobility and gentry enjoyed meetings at Shirley, Stoneham, and Netley Common.

IT was the day after the traditional summer race meeting on Southampton Common and the police courts agenda was taken up with the usual vagabonds and neer do wells, some of whom had specifically travelled from as far afield as London, for nefarious purposes. Such was the expectation of business that a well above average number of magistrates had been summoned to dispense justice. However, one defendant was unusual - a racecourse official for allegedly launching a vicious assault on a woman ...