Western Australian Trotting Association Chairman I stipendiary steward Applications are called for the position ef CHAIRMAN OF STEWARDS of the Western Australian Trotting Assoeietien. The appointment demands an experienced Steward capable of exercising his personal leadership with the Panel of Stewards in the conduct and control of all metropolitan and country meetings throughout the Stole. The Western Australian Trotting Association is the Controlling Authority in the State of a sport which is a largo and expanding industry end requires a high standard of administration. The appointment presents an excellent opportunity to a person capable of promoting the progress of trotting within the State. • REMUNERATION $20,000 per annum nogeti«bl» according to ability and experience. Applications in writing giving full particulars of experience, age marital status ond other relevant detail should be marked . . CONFIDENTIAL' and ADDRESSED TO THE MANAGER, P.O. BOX 6025, HAY STREET EAST, PERTH, 6000. I. W. PERRY GENERAL MANAGER
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