Meeting of Stewards. A meeting of Stewards of the Master ton Trotting Club was held in the Club Hotel on Saturday afternoon, Mr O. A, Pownall presided, and there were also present :—Messrs M. C. O'Conncll, C. H, Smith, J, O'Neill, J. Dixon, F. Hill, W.' D. Watson, H. Welch and W. Cooper. Tho minutes of the previous meeting were read and confirmed. ,£fe Tho Mflslerton Municipal Brass BSfIP

wrote accepting to play at tho Club's' meeting. Tho terms on which totalisator pro prietors were prepared to manipulate tho totalisator were received, and the offer of Mr Ames was ac cepted, conditionally that the sixpences are paid out, An amendment that tho offer bo accepted without any condition was negatived. The Colonial Secretary wrote, grant ing the application of the Club for a totalisator permit subject to a bond being signed. The Secretary submitted tho totalisa tor regulations which were approved. Dividends avo to bo paid out on first and second horso whoro four or more start, the horses belonging to different owners. Two new members were elected. Tho meeting then adjourned,

FATAL ACCIDENT.
(By Tthgrapli—Pnss Association),

New Plvmolth, This Day, An old settler named James of (Mum, was thrown from his and killed. His horso shied at souio cyclists, and unseated him.
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