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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Issue 1480, 5 September 1918, Page 9

In mentioning that up to the present the Coonamble J.C. has lost £l5O by the installation of the totalisator, the “Referee” says this further emphasises the fact that the Government should apportion country clubs a greater percentage of the investments than at present. “Considering the cost attached to installing and running a totalisator 3 per cent, is altogether insufficient at meetings where attendances are not really large.” This we stated would be the case when the conditions under which the totalisator was to be introduced in Australia were first made known.