Nominations for . ail events at the 1 Wellington Racing (Clnb’a autumn meeting olc»?o on Monday nest. Acceptances for air. handicaps, and mr tries for the Maiden iScurry, at the BeildJockey Club’s B aster meeting, close on Tuesday next.
Iq THE TOUR.OP THE WORLD TIMES" VOTING CONTEST not travel in idleness; or solely for pleasure. Knowing New Zealand intimately from the North Cape to the Blufl and the great productiveness of the country, my effort would he to ascertain in what direction our trade and commerce could benefit At the same time I would make a careful comparison of tire industrial conditions of the variolas countries to be visited throughout the world with a view to placing the results of my observations pn record for the benefit of my fellow colonists. * 1 Therefore, in all sincerity I urge ; the producer! those engaged com- ; mercially, and artisans to reflect < well before casting their votes in | this important contest. * : Trusting that I maybe permitted J to be of some little service to New s Zealand 1 - IN TIES - Being used to a bicsy life I would I remain, . i Tours faithf ally, E. GALLICHAN. Box 634, Wellington,
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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 7075, 12 March 1910, Page 7
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