Golden Bull winners 1987

• Automobile Association Insurance Services Limited for the Supersure Certificate

'Whereas a written application and declaration has been made and accepted such application and declaration shall, the fee having been paid, form the basis of the Contract and we the undersigned accordingly confirm that under the terms of a master policy issues by certain BIA insurance Companies and a separate master policy issues by certain Underwriters at Lloyd's, such Companies and Underwriters being Underwriters of the Contract (together "the insurers"), in each case to Automobile Association Insurance Services Limited on behalf of and for the exclusive benefit of members of the Automobile Association, the Owner shall be indemnified against loss occurring during the Period of Cover in accordance with the terms of the said master policies a summary of which is contained herein for Mechanical or Electrical Breakdown arising in connection with the Vehicle Covered without recourse to contribution from the Owner except where specifically stated.'

• BP Share Offer Mini Prospectus

'The number of shares which will qualify for the share bonus (and the maximum number of shares available under the share bonus arrangements) will be adjusted appropriately (ignoring fractions) if there is any capitalisation issue or any consolidation or subdivision of the Company's share capital. No provision is made for adjustment in other circumstances.'

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• Bristol City Council for an advert about the General Rate 1987/88

'Notice is hereby given that at their meeting on 17th March, 1987 the Council of Bristol passed the following resolutions:

'That the Council, having made an estimate of the amount required to cover their net requirements for the period commencing on the first day of April 1987 and terminating on the thirty-first day of March 1988, and a working balance for the same period, and to defray any expenditure which may fall to be defrayed before the date on which the monies to be received in respect of the next subsequent rate will become available and for the purpose of paying the sums payable during the said period to other authorities under precepts issued to them and to meet expenditure previously incurred and contingencies, a General Rate of 269.75p in the Pound on the rateable value of each hereditament in the City in accordance with the General Rate Act 1967 (which will be reduced in the case of domestic and mixed hereditaments in accordance with the General Rate Act 1967 as indicated in the table hereunder) be and the same is hereby made and approved in respect of the period commencing on the first day of April 1987 and terminating on the thirty-first day of March 1988.'

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• British Telecom Report and Accounts 1987, resolution 7 (notice of annual general meeting)

'That the directors be and they are hereby generally and unconditionally authorised, pursuant to sub-section (1) of section 80 of the Companies Act 1985, to exercise all the powers of the company to allot relevant securities (as definied in sub-section (2) of that section) up to an aggregate nominal amount of £372,350,000 during the period expiring on the date of the annual general meeting of the company held in 1992 (or, if earlier, 8 September 1992) and at any time thereafter in pursuance of any offer or agreement made by the company before such expiry, this authority to replace the existing like authority which is hereby revoked with immediate effect.'

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• Wimbledon FC manager Bobby Gould for a column in the club programme

'Good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen, all I hope perfonally this afternoon is that we don't have an "after the Lord Mayor's Show" game situation! After the game against Everton where all 12 players that were used battled, it looks as though my quotes after the game have given us a new title - the team with the "Bulldog Spirit". This spirit that I feel is shown by people when they have their backs to the wall. The people of the media would like to see "perfect football" but anybody who can ever describe what "perfect football" is to me will be one super-human person, because football, in my opinion, is all about opinions and this Football Club has built up its own reputation and no matter - and I state, no matter - how much criticism we receive in the media for the way we play the game at Wimbledon I, as manager, will never submit to the pressures of the media.

'For professional footballers the past 4 days since their last game has been an important period because, as I am sure you can appreciate, the heat that we played in against Watford and the humidity against Everton is a situation where the players do sweat - at least I hope they do! - and their preperation for today's game would have been of a professional idealogy because as a Manager I must make sure that their recovery period makes them as fit as possible as they go out to face Oxford today and that they have no lethargic apprehensions either mentally or physically because they are at the end of the day - believe it or believe it not - they are only human beings, but also professionals and Don Howe and myself would have made sure that the preperation for today's match is one that nobody can turn around and say the preperation for this game is not right.'

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• Haringey Council Community Affairs Service for the Chief Officer's report on community affairs

'Community Affairs delivers decentralised services with specific targeting and outreach techniques to achieve manifesto objectives. The front line interface with the public and community groups provides a catalyst input to services across the Council, supporting intiatives in priority areas e.g. equal opportunities, job creation and democratic rights and campaigning.'

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• Nationwide Anglia Building Society for mortgage conditions

'Provided always that if and when (i) the combined payment includes relevant loan interest but no interest (other than relevant loan interest) then for so long thereafter as there is no variation or futher variation in the Interest Rate or change or futher change in the basic rate of income tax the Borrower may (and if and so long as he takes advantage of this paragraph will) pay to the Society on the Payment Day in every month instead of the Monthly Payment a Reduced Amount of an amount calculated as if interest were chargeable not at the Interest Rate but at a rate less than the Interest Rate by a percentage thereof equal to the percentage of the basic rate of income tax.'

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