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Greymouth Evening Star, 4 February 1910, Page 4

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fNANGAHUA TROTTING CLUB. :\ special general meeting of members of he above was hold at tlie City Hotel, toefton, when there was a good atteudI Mr ?,. P. MeMahon, vice-president, occupied the chair, and in opening the meetmg pointed out that tliere had been a demand for a largo track, and towards that end a plan had been prepared by surveyors for a five-furlong track, the cost of which for formation' was estimated at £230. Added to this a fence of silver pine j would cost about, £7O. Tin's latter work, however, could remain over for some months. The plan was then submitted for the inspection of members. The Secretary reported that the balance standing to tile Club's credit was £164 18s. Mi- Hickton said that although vho would like to see the proposed track gone on with, lie thought the present one would do for another meeting. By that time he thouirht the Trotting Club would have sufficient money in hand to finish the Mr T. O'Brien thought the present track j was useless for harnes« racing. This was