Ashburton Racing Club.

ANNUAL MEETING.

. The annual meeting of the Ashburton Racing C!ub «ras held on Saturday even ing in tho Club-room, Henry's Hotel. Present—Mcssra HugoFriedlander (chair) G. A. M Buckley, ~J. C. N. Grigg, W. Zander, S. EL Graves, Scott, E. Gates, Denshire, Purnel), and Drs Leahy and Tweed. ANNUAL REPORT. The Secretary read tho annual report as follows; — Your Committee, in presenting their annual report and balance sheet, regret that the past season has not been so successful financially as they could wish, but as it has been a disastrous year with nearly all the bona fide country clubs in New Zealand, your own Club could hardly be expected to escape the inevi table results of the harsh and arbitrary rules in respect of the added money as laid down by the Metropolitan, Clubs. Fortunately the Ashburton Racing Club had so well husbanded its resources that besides making extensive improvements to its course, it still has a very substantial sum to its credit. The Club has during the past season expended £1203 5.4 in stakes, £257 14a in permanent improve ments, and now has one of the most complete racing properties amongst the country Clubs in New Zealand. The membership of the Club remains the same as last year, the receipts from this source being £77 14s both years. Several new members will be proposed at this meet ing, apd it is hoped that the membership of the Club will be considerably increased during the coming year. Privileges last year realised £363 17s 10d, this year £379 14a 7d. Rents last year amounted to £92 16s, this year to £60. The revenue from tha totalisator has decreased from £690 18s last year, and £795 17s in the season 1889-90, to £59115s 9d this year. Tho Club has paid the Government a tax of £92 16* 41. Nominations and accept ances have again been reduced, and amounted this year to £372 10a, as against £41110 i last year. Many of the improvements -recommended to your Committee by their predecessors have been carried out during tha past year and amount as already stated to the substan tial sum of £257 14s. They consist of two new training tracks costing £199 6a lOd, railing part of the course and plant ing the reserve. The training track at Allenton has been given up and horse owners are now using the new tracks on the Club's own property. Arrangements have been made for the maintenance of the tracks, and the care of the Club's property generally, of a satisfactory character, and the cost of which will be more than defrayed out of training fees and rent. The matter of building a new grand stand is still lefc in abeyance, but considering the somewhat depressed con dition of racing generally, and whilst the present uncertainty exists respecting thd future of the totalisator your Committee did not see their way to incur this large outlay. With tho object of having the race meetings conducted in the best possible manner, and Mr Davii Thomas, the Club's st\rter, having resigned, your Committee secured the services of Mr S. Powell as starter at their Spring Meeting. The experiment was entirely successful, and fully justified the additional outlay. Unfortunately at the Autumn Meeting Mr Powell had a prior engagement at Haweia, and your Committee were com pelled to take Mr H. Piper as-a temporary substitute. At the request of the Hororata Club the Ashburton Racing Club's district has been extended so as to include the whole of the Hororata district. The Ashburton district now practically in cludes the whole of Canterbury, with the exception of Riccarton. Messrs Mason and Roberts' contract for working the totalisator has expired, and although your Committee have a written agreement with them to transact the Club's business on the same terms as those mentioned in their contract, ib -will be advisable for the new Committee to make fresh arrangements for next season. At the request of the Polo Club, your Committee granted them the use of the course for their sports, and have been warmly thanked for their kind ness and liberality. During the year the Chairman, Mr Hugo Friedlander, was granted leave of absence whilst away from the colony^ and his place was ably filled by Mr E. G. Ciisp. Mr Gates was also away for some time, but both gentlemen are now back, and will be eligible for re election. Dr Leahy resigned during the year, and his place on the Committee was filled by Mr P. H. Cox, but it is hoped that Dr Leahy will again give the Club the benefit of his long experience as a committeeman and steward. Mr D. Thomas has also resigned, a step your Committee much regret. As already mentioned, your Committee is of opinion that the loss made by many bona fide ocuntry clubs is hrgely due to the action of the Metropolitan Clubs in forcing them to increase their stakes beyond the amount they could afford to give. Your Com mitee felt confident that the result of their meetings would be financially a failure. They were, however, determined to act loyally, and give the new rules a fair trial, and although every member of your Committee has worked hard, the expendi ture exceeded the receipts by £78 2s lOd. Seeing, therefore, that nothing less than being represented on the governing bodies could save the country clubs fro a ruin and extinction, your Committee dis cussed the matter, and adopted certain resolutions, copies of which have been sent to all bom Jide clubs in the South Island of New Zealand. A conference of these clubs to consider the matter has been called to meet at Ashburton en July 5, and it is hoped that it will be a tho roughly representative one. Meanwhile the leading Metropolitan Clubs have met, and your Committee is pleased to see that it is intended to allow bona fide country clubs to be represented on the governing body. Nevertheless it will be necessary for the incoming Committee to decide what action they will take at the Conference. The Aehburton Hunt Club have made a proposal to your Com mittee to hold a combined flat race and steeplechase meeting in September, and it will be necessary for the incoming Committee to at once give the matter their careful attention, so that if agreed to steps can be taken to carry out the new proposal. Your Committee are cf opinion that the present date of the Club's boring Meeting is not the best that could be chosen, and also think that a judicious admixture of jumping and flat races would add much to the interest of the meeting and tend to encourage two such genuinely British sports as those of racing and hunting. As the matter did not come within the limits of your Committees term of office, their have lef c the whole subiect in the hands of their successors to de»l with. Your Committee have dono all in their power to keep in check the spieler element now so prevalent at race meetings in New Zealand, and are plea .cd to say that their efforts have been endorsed by the Metropolitan Clubs. Trusting that their successors nny have a very success ful term of office, and that the season 1893-94 may be a prosperous one for the Ashburton Racing Club generally, your Committee reaiaio, etc. The Chairman in moving tho adoption of the report and balance sheet said, he wa P sorry he was not so fortunate as his predecessors in the chair m being able to congratulate the Club on a financial profit for the past year, but he waß sure that it the Committee had not used great dis cretion in the affairs of the Club the loss would have been, much greater. Their loss was really due to the eorermng bodies who had insisted on too high stakes. Jig would wlout tlwt Uwro was too much

racinsr, bnt the Metropolitan Club? were talurg the wrong steps to regulate it. The realfaulb rai through the Colonial Treasurer allowing the indiscriminate use of the lotiHsator without r«?g»rd to the regulation of riwinsj. The Government derived a conside;ab 1c sum of money in revenue from th«> use of the totalisator and as long as this was the case it would be open for the use of whoever chose to apply. He hoped that members ab the conference of racing clubs would bring up tho question (■ f the u=e of the iofcalisaiov, lfc should be tal<en out of the hands of the Colonial Treasurer, and given to the governing bodies whoever they may be. The added money fixed for their two days, meeting was far too much. The country clubs and not the governing bodies were the best judges of what the amount should be. If the Metropolitan Clubs thought there was too much racing why not curtail their own j they could not possibly do without tho assistance of the country clubs, and if they wished to bring about the desired effect they should suppress proprietary Clubs, which were the curse of racing. The motion was carried. NEW MEMBERS. The following new members were elected :—Messrs E. Hanmer, R. Curtis, W. Chisnall, J. C. Wason, H. T. Smith. OFfICEKS. The annual election of officers resulted as follows :—President, Mr E.G. Wright, M.H.R. ; Vice-president, Mr C. W. Purnell; judsjo, Mr M. Stitt; treasurer, Mr Hugo FriedJander; clerk of the scales, Mr R. Friedlander; stewards- Messrs G. A. M. Buckley, J. C. H. Grigg, S. H. Grave?, E. Gates, W. M. Lyttleton, Todhunter, and Purnell; Com mittee—Messrs Gates, Buckley, Grigg, Scott, Graves, Davison, H. Zander, Den shire, Purnell, and Drs Leaby and Tweed. TRAINING. Dr Tireed made a recommendation to the incoming Committee that the Club might induce owners to use the course for training purposes and consequently increase their revenue, if the Club would erect a cottage and stables on tho course, to be let to a trainer, who would also act as a caretaker. Votes of thanks to the ou l going Com mittee and to the Chairman closed the meeting,

Collapse of a Building.

TERRIBLE LOSS OF LIFE.

Washington, June 9. Ford's Theatre in this city, now used as offices by the Pension Department, col lapsed. A thousand people were employed in ths building, and so far few have been found alive. It is stated that two hundied were buried in the ruins of the Pension Department. Three hundred were in the building when it collapsed, but a portion of the floor re mained intact, thus enabling many to escape, while others jumped from. the windows. The number of killed is estimated to be under fifty. The building had been con demned as unsafe, but was preserved from reasons of sentiment, it being the scene of the murder of President Lincoln by Wilkes Booth, in April, 1865. Jims 11. The cries of those buried in the" collapse of the old Ford's Theatre were moat appal i ing. The three floors fell in rapid succes sion, and the dead were horribly mutilated. The cavalry, who were early •on the scene, were successful in extricating numbers of those in the building. The collapse is attributed to the underworks having been removed for the purpose of the installa tion of electricity. A hundred of the occupants of the upper floors saved them selves by jumping on to an adjoining I roo*# _

T . ■•_ railway department request us to state in connection with the paragraph regarding Messrs G. L Beath and Co.'s carriage of goods from Christchurch to Ash burton that they do not carry goods by measurement but by dead weight, so that the cose o! carrying the goods by rail would not have been as much as ilO, and some other reason for the firm using road carriers must be sought than the one given. White, who wiS arrested on suspicion of being connected with the robbery of jewel lery belonging to the Countess of Flandera, has been discharged from custody.

ttiE ASHBTJBTON GtlAßfelAN, MONJDAY,-.JONfi 12, 1893.



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