Kawhia Hack Racing Club.

Kawhia Settler and Raglan Advertiser, Volume IV, Issue 244, 26 January 1906, Page 2

Kawhia Hack Racing Club.

.On Saturday evening last members of the above club met at tbe Settlkr Office, Mr Pettit presiding. THE LATE RACES. ’ Mr Gosling, the secretary, presented |ye following report:—** I have much Mfeaaure in reporting that the second of the club turned out a finanji® -ucce.’?, although not so successful meeting. The beartieet Ull&hk of tbe club are due to the m’nKel club and other ladies and gentleHfen who took part in the entartainfor putting the balance on tbe Sight side of the 1- dger, tbe perform* atice netting the club about £lO over expenses. The sm *ke concert cleared ab rat £2 10s. Tbe races were well supported £B5 being subscribed. I w u d suggest that the programme for the next racea .‘braid be drawn up on a lower Scala of prizes, that at least seven riciis bd on the programme, and encouragement given to local horses.”

The f allowing balance sheet was also read Rra ip s Rylance £3 14-, Nominai ms and Acceptances, £ll 10 fid, Ga ed l2s 61, Rice Cards £l6 , Advertiseir ejfc. Rxca Cards £1 l/j 6d, Bso b £2 10-*, B lukmaker’s Fee- £3, Sub crip i ns and Members T.tket £35 10--, M £ls 14’, Smoke Ouoctort £3 9,; total. £B6 13s 6d. Expeadi uoj —Stake £55, Re t £2 10., Printing and A lvar i in? £6 ss, G 1 oka p«.?, Labour aal Cartirg £2 Us, JoLathan L i. £3 8; 51, L. A Dunce 133 31, J. Re 1 aul Cx £2 3s J. Sent £2ll Gl. E dy and Co. 10■ IJ, P- Wiiul 41 61, Si!’>d r ieg SOl ke Co c rr, £1 Os 10 i, Sundrke .M i tr is £1 -i= 61, S Tele-g-a us aul Sundries £ I Usfil, Nom« iaafion Fee- Due 15 61, ’ BilancJ £6 7*61 T :al £B5 7s sd. File rapjrt and balance dheet ware id ; e I was d-ci l d that ihe <2efauiting ao ni lator bt g.vau 14 days to My before being pjue l; tbe Mr G > ling be gcv.ted an b m-irariura uf £3 3i; th it .1 hearty vatj of 'Lank be accorded thj miaitrel , and that 'e tars of .ha iks ba f >r.v i dod to Mrs Langley and Me Jjnathau. THE SKCIET‘BYSHIP. Me Gosling tendered hi? resignation as acre’.ary, owing to leaving tie district. which was adapted with regret, an i Mr K. Newton app tinted to the position.