TOTE PERMITS.
_lEsISTEB'S REPLY TO DEPUTATION fßy Teiegrapn.—rress Association.) DUNEDTN, this day. A deputation from the Otago Hnnt Club waited on the Minister fcr Internal .Affairs this morning and asked for a totalisator permit for one day's racing yearly. Mr. Russell, in reply. reiterated what' he had said to a North Island deputation the other day, that if the House gave him another 20 days' racing permits, he thought a number of injustices could be removed without materially altering the permits that had been given to established racing clubs in New Zealand- The Otago Hunt Club was a new club, and had not- the chum of some clubs which had existed for years, but the position thai, had been placed before him would make him inclined to sympathetically regard an application coming from a bona-fide. club prepared to raise the standard and breed of horses.
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Auckland Star, Volume XLIII, Issue 145, 18 June 1912, Page 6
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