CLUB AMALGAMATION AjSTO y/'pODVTLLE The question of amalgamating with the WoodviJle District Jockey Club was considered at a,' special' meeting' of the Daunevirke Racing Club last week. It Was decided after considerab]e v discussidn that the proposal should be considered after the clnb’s March meeting. Mr. T. IT. G. Lloyd said flic club owed approximately £292 to sundry creditors, and over £4OO to the estate of the late Mr. Jonathan golden. He believed there was a more favorable outlook for the club, and. strongly advocated deferring consideration of the amalgamation ’ proposals until after the club’s March meeting;' ' DATES ALTERED t n . r .V 1 PAHLATUA CLUB ’ S MEETING A letter was received at a meeting of the stewards of the 'Pahiatua Racing Club from the New Zealand Racing Conference forwarding 'an objection raised by the Marlborough dub against the application by Pahiatua for April 27 and 28 for its race meeting. After some discussion on the matter it was decided to race on January 26 and 27, just after the Wellington summer meeting. Careful consideration was given to the programme, and several alterations were made.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18235, 2 November 1933, Page 3
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