1t is the intention of the Committee to welcome for membership any gentlemen interested in horsemanship, but the right of non-acceptance of an application is reserved. The first sub. scription will be $5 for a member, or $8 for a member and his wife, This subscription includes the right of free admission to horse shows held by the Club, but entries for competition, in the various events contested at such shows are extra It is through the means of such "shows" indoor and outdoor, th at the club will accomplish the fulfilment of its beneficial services to the riding community and carry on its function of promoting the interests of those concerned in the advancement of equestrianism, and who, at the same time are particularly, at this opportune moment, desirous of still further enhancing locally good international relations by the means of the use of the world's most chivalrous animal, the horse.
First Show November 13
Such being the case, it is hoped that as many horsemen and horsewoman as possible will join the Club at an early date, for it conflicts with no existing institution participating in riding the horse, but rather, as will be seen from its advertisements to follow, that it acts to the advantages of all who enjoy this best of pastimes in any of its many forms.
It is planned to hold the inauguration ceremony by staging the first show of the Club on Sunday November 13, in the morning, commencing at 830 am. and continuing until tiffin time, For this purpose, the authori-lies concerned have secured the use of the Canidrome for the carrying out of the excellent programme prepared.
Schooling facilities will be adven tised shortly, so special attention should be devoted to these notices in the press. At the Canidrome, on the day, refreshments of all kinds will be obtainable at moderate charges, so a keen appetite may accompany a light heart and a willing well-schooled horse,
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.