SPORTING.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 7154, 19 July 1901, Page 3

SPORTING.

[FkoM'l OtTB CoKEidPO3<n)Eirr.]

The-fitewaiSs of.jttxe Wlingfcoa.-Kacing Cttfb yesfcraday decideS -that the itotalisa,tor should! pay out sixpences ©a to-inorrowis faces. .... AM^waaenaAamm 'to'tae 'Rules of euggfi&ted pj t|^\3?ft^av Jockey Chib- and the $*tago Cbtuairy' Clubs received a. short shrift at i£he founds of the itaoing Conference, which «außed!!«i3i© Hon.-Cr. M'Lean to observe thai: (he was beginning to feel convinced that there should be ■ a separation between - the ■North andr iSbuth! "I'rffen.'d. / , -

THE BACESiG- COiN^EBEiXCE

I AIWDEESS BY SIR JOSEPH WARD,

[Per Press Association.] ■WELLINGTON, July 19- --.. Sir Joseph, "Ward addressed the Baoing Coniiferenoe .I^3 morning. He congratulated it ' upon iihe work done, and stated rthat it .was Aot intended to introduce any legislation ithis year affecting the totalisator or totalisator ■betting. In -itegard to the question of voting power,, the -"Conference decided that "the Taranald Jockey Club, "the GreymoutJi Jockey Club, the Tiaranaki district and Canterbury district <north jof . Hnrßn.ui)j and <sxeymouitn dfeixict ciftbs^ghouiiv^ave," twiqi^,TOtes { *»eh. committee vr»o ami, up/ip. meet in Chris ichuroli in^J^ov^mber, an«l inquire into the means of dealing loeaUy imtb, Jhe large- ancTHicraaaiJig trainers' aid- jockeys' <pr6yi'dent fun'da.

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TKb 'fiacing Oorif€t«ice: iaving xecommended ■that liie'Dursedin Jockey Cliib's.^jaing Meeting abould be l^d on. Labour iDay, le Colonial Secretary will -waive his opposition;.