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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Volume V, Issue 217, 20 September 1894, Page 4

. • A RAGING CLUB. NOTICE TO TRAINERS AND JOCKEYS. RULE 167 A. 1. The Metropolitan Jockey Clubs shall issue annual licenses to trainers, jockeys, and apprentices. Only holders of such licenses shall be qualified to tram or ride under “The Rules of Racing,!’ except that an apprentice may for one month after the date oi his first mount in public ride races without holding a license, “ Apprentice ” shall mean any lad employed in a training stable who has not previously ridden in 2. payable for a trainer’s license shall be two pounds, for a jockey’s license one pound, and for an apprentice’s license ten shillings. 8. On application for a license the applicant shall forward to the Secretary of the Metropolitan Club of the district in which be resides the necessary fee, together ynth his full name and address. Such application shall be dealt with by the Committee as they may deem fit. The Committee may also suspend or cancel any license, and any person whose license has been withdrawn or suspended on the ground of misconduct or of the infringement of the “Rules of Racing shall not be allowed in any weighing-room, stand or enclosure during the time his suspension is m force. 4. All licenses issued shall be immediately published in the “ Official Calendar.” 5. All licenses shall expire on the 31st July in each year. An owner, or trainer, or both, who shall knowingly employ an unlicensed jockey, shall be fined any sum not exceeding twenty pounds each. WM, PERCIVAL, Secretary.

NOTICE. As complaints have been received from Southern subscribers respecting coupons sent by them being adjudged informal through reaching I,'the 1 ,'the office more than fourteen days after the issue of the paper containing the coupon, the Proprietor has decided that for the future all coupons bearing a South Island postmark will be allowed three weeks’ grace. The Proprietor.