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connection with the said business, and who is authorised to
give valid receipts in the name of the late partnership for
all moneys due to it.
As witness the hands of the parties this 30th day of
September, 1908.
JOHN BEVERIDGE.
A. J. HURN.
Witness -P. R. Stansell, Law Clerk, Wellington. 1078

THE CLUTHA HACK RACING CLUB.
THE following regulations under the provisions of “The
Gaming and Lotteries Act Amendment Act, 1907,”
were made by the Clutha Hack Racing Club at a meeting
of the club held on the first day of February, one thousand
nine hundred and eight.
REGULATIONS.

1. No bookmaker shall be admitted to any race meeting
   held by the Clutha Hack Racing Club on the racecourse
   used by the club at Balclutha, or shall be allowed to carry
   on his business of a bookmaker at any such meeting, without
   a written permit under the hand of the secretary of the
   club.
2. The sum payable by any bookmaker holding such
   permit for the admission of himself and one clerk or agent
   to any such race meeting shall be fixed by the said club, but
   shall not exceed £3 per diem.
3. No bookmaker shall employ at any such race meeting
   more than one clerk or agent.
   W. E. SANDERSON,
   Secretary, Clutha Hack Racing Club.
   The above regulations of the Clutha Hack Racing Club
   are hereby approved this 6th day of March, 1908.
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   PLUNKET, Governor.
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