( ifts ilk —w— Off To The Races in a smart suit from Glasson's Here’s a winner (right out in front) for Race Week styled in grey worsted. Beautifully tailored and finished. PRICED AT ssw ” wx £ll/19/6 O.s £l2/12/Warehouse /Y 1 9 96 Giasson s
BANKS PENINSULA RACING CLUB'S SPRING MEETING MOTUKftRARA ■■SATURDAY ■■ NEXT First Race 11 a.m. Special Passenger Train wiU Christchurch at ENCLOSURE 4/Special Buses will leave hjrkTf'kD r*ADC N.Z. Railways Road Ser- ivlVzl UK UAK3 *■"" vices Depot and Midland Mq ChaFOA Bus Station at 9.45 a.m. Vnargu Special passenger train leaves Christchurch at 9.30 a.m. Stops for passen- flk B BB wBBV gers at Addington (9.35). Sockburn (9.40), Hornby (9.48), Main South Road Crossing Hornby (9.50), Prebbleton (9.58), Lincoln (10.13), Motukarara arrive 10.30 a.m. Return train departs after the races and arrives Christchurch at 5.25 p.m. Note the cheap return fare ONLY 5/-.
Homeward Bound ... for happy holidays! »5i <' I HI . . . by train, of course! Oh, what pleasant anticipations! For travel by railcar or train is just tops. Young folk, old folk, all the same, will delight in the unrivalled, spacious comfort. . . the supreme security of modern rail travel. Plan your holiday trips now, and book at any railway booking office or recognised travel agency. FOR LOW-PRICED TRAVEL COMFORT NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS ~ ~
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Press, Volume XCVI, Issue 28421, 30 October 1957, Page 4
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