TO-MORROW'S HOLIDAY

Evening Post, Volume CVI, Issue 150, 31 December 1928, Page 11

TO-MORROW'S HOLIDAY

7; \ r;:iaA^Y/ATTR^roNS . &-. ,In view 'of' the. disnial'. .weather]' experienced on the Boxing Day/holiday, it would be only fair that v: to-mono w should make amends, in the .weather line, but unfortunately the'prospects.are.,.not too promising. There are,: many attractions for those seeking amusement away from home. "Eaces in-'therW.airaiapa, and 'further': afield, at .■Martpii;ana1 ,in Haw-kes Bay, will attract followers of the 'Turf, and- the Paraparaumu;sports meeting will', doubtless get -its-usual large quota' from -Wellington../ ' ::The : .motorr cycle: races'■ at Leyin;..too,!;is:a. fixture that ■is sure to be' popular. • ■ Many,-.no doubt, if ;the weather Vis : fine;' will, take advantage of the Wahihe'strip.to Pic-: ton either to ,enjoy- the beautiei pf ithe Sounds, or/to ; the: watch:,'the v ; regatta. Locally, golfers .will : ;,at\MiramaV in full force for ,the opeuing :i of. the,-three-days'tournament, :and: bowler's and ten-. nis* players,, although: ..not haying any important fixtures,«>Wll throng "greens' and' coiirts^f or friendly games.-Cricket at the Basin Keserye will be ,a matchbetween' junior. representatiyes,;'6f ;Wel-. lington and Canterbury.<.Petone 's beach carnival is still :in:full': swing, ,'aiid is proving to be a popularVholiday,.-attrac-tion, and, given '■'. a :,fine: day ? ', there•: is small doubt that iEastbourne^ and other favourite picnic spots-will be well; .pat-. ronisiad. ' ...•:.: '"', -;-:' •■:''■"■:.': ■••',■■'.".'.■."?■".'■;,'..'.':-;'"