CORRESPONDENCE.

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLVIII, Issue 8095, 26 September 1904, Page 3

CORRESPONDENCE.

' tHAININd HOBSES IN HAWERA : >t"' %r *''(]$' fte JHftor.) 1 - Sir,— TUo horjw that haw pnpgtmenim -■ at Wanganni this week are not allowed W Uw traiaW bracks on account of not be- **&* ffwrfif'to ** «#• v definition of 3 btitt* ftWecaute the horses will .cut I3m in 1 '<»*•* »gtfn. v Surely the club tnint P> charge for twining, and the cost <fcf«M]tito should be paid out of these IfiliTXoTiKow the-^ffeiwwe between New Flmuft •** Hawera training fees, lib owtiir who ttabi, aay, five hones, pays 8; friti New Plymouth pit year. He •*®isTlor ftva aowea »t H*wrt4 by the ,^ £ontb\fil& P« y«* p * « £1 9 1Ot J er ***? :«T Cb. >aiV awl yet in New Plymouth two' men iff kept in the bad weather to . £ep XtrtcE in order. At Hawera ihe charm U aWut three times as much h* trainW atfd the dub keeps one man, B^aw about 30 horses training here «W tf encouragement was given there Sid W mow^lke'flO. Thai woirid 'SmT -St , nominatfamsj more training foeT^MOM ae*pU»<*s», and more montr Mt wHb the butcher; baker and candtt The faalt appears t to be tlittt tumio of our leading member* do Hot twin hows. Let 11s hope iho managen»ont of the training tracks will be left i" } m „ lio ttiite an tnterest In trainj r . tl 1 • torsos. I ajnoDe/Wbo' has «,, nt the W*ngan«i raca-meet- ; „ „ not go for the atfove rea- !; \ , B lc, ADVANCE. t j' .jj.j., *,ro invited for fencing of Mo-