MOTOR CYCLE RACING

Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XXIII, Issue 104, 13 April 1933, Page 9

MOTOR CYCLE RACING

EASTER MONDAY FIXTURE. DETAILS OF ARRANGEMENTS. It has been mentioned that convenience is a great thing for the human race. With the advent of new blood ou the executive of the Motor Racing Club, convenience will be a pass-word for the motor races to be held on Easter Monday, starting at 12.30 sharp on the Napier Park. A special Chequer bus leaves Russell street, Hastings, at 11.30 a.m. to bring in many of the Hastings enthusiasts, delivering them right at the gates in time to see the first race. Catering arrangements are in the capable hands of Mr Murdoch, and any patrons desiring tea and cakes, a drink of lemonade or an ice cream, will find it very convenient. Then, of course, those who like anything stronger, will find Mr Geo. Graham, mine host of the Caledonian Hotel, giving e v ery convenience for the quenching of thirst to tflo elub’s many male patrons. In case anybody gets hurt, which it is hoped will not happen, convenience again presents itself in the shape of the St. John’s Ambulance Brigade, which will give all the attention necessary. The club has great pleasure in intimating that Mr Jack Grant, of the Vulcan Automotive Supply, will bo in charge of the scoreboard with 20 capable assistants, anil for those who find it more convenient to listen, Mr C. B. Hansen, of 2ZH, will broadcast through his multiple loud speakers events one by one. J