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Press, Volume LI, Issue 8934, 26 October 1894, Page 6

It is Again suggested, says the Horseman (Chicago. U.S.A.), that the National and American Trostlag Association should ico-operate with the Jockey Club and so prevent: persona under the ban on the funning tracks transferring the scene* of their operations to tbe track* under the jurisdiction of the organisations first mentioned. 16 is related that a member et the board of review lv« said: "Shonld the Jockey dab, through its stewards, iaform i the' Nacioqal that certain person* are debarred from the tracks nnder Its aas» I pices, it is a certainty that the National will alao debar them from the tracks in its membership." A reciprocal agnagemeat in regard to disqualifications between the ; racing and trotting authorities in New Zealand is what has tften btea urged in this journal.

Football enthneiasts in Mastexton («aje aMasterfcon paper) are Terr keen on a return match between tbe Wellington and Wairarapa representative team* being played before the season doses. An invitation is to be sent to the Wellington team to come to Masterton next Saturday, the 13th Inst., local resident* paying the visiting team's expenses, and giviog them all the gate money, which, if the match can be arranged, will be ajoo4 *abst*ntlal amount. I hope the Wellington Union will take the offer, as Masterton has not been favoured with its fair share of representative matches this season, and a return match with Wellington would be interesting.

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