"REVOLUTION" IN SOUTH
Speaking at the annual meeting of members of the Auckland Racing Club on Monday,' Mr. C. E. Major (ex-M.P.) said that the. hospitality of tlie club'/ had always been extended, -in .'greater. • measure _ to owners throughout the Auckland province than had'been: the case with .clubs in the. South Island;' V . '.-'■■..-.. ; "„■ , ' .. ' . There-seemed to" have iuceflua.revolution' in tiie Canterbury/Jockey^ Club, he continued. He could'quite imagine how the sanctity of,, that angnst; body was upset when the proposal to lower members- subscriptions was carried. He did not think that there \\ras any .reason to alter the subscription- as.'.far as the Auckland Racing Club was. concerned, butane, 'thought, the. time-had arrived when'they should reduce fees as far'as the Auckland public'were concerned. The.club had n reputation for giving good Stakes, and he hoped that they would continue.'to increase them when possible. '■'•. ' ." ..
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Evening Post, Volume CXVI, Issue 42, 18 August 1933, Page 4
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