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New Zealand Herald, Volume LII, Issue 15931, 31 May 1915, Page 12

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ATINTH . gXHIBITION. , ! "gXHIBITION. Special Train Arrangements. Special Train Arrangements. , Special Train Arrangements. CHEAP FARES. CHEAP FARES. CHEAP FARES. Particulars of Railway Facilities from any Stationmastor in the North Island. The Largest Display of Machinery in Motion in the Dominion. ' Full particulars obtainable from I WM. H. PAUL. Secretary, Hamilton. NOTE.-TIIE NINTH ANNUAL : EXHIBITION OF THE WAIKATO WINTER SHOW ASSOCIATION, which will be opened on TUESDAY NEXT, Juno 1, by the Right Hon. W F. Massoy, Prime Minster., will have displayed the largest number of Competitive Exhibit* that has ever been gathered together in the Austialasian ColoniesRallvTays. RAILWAYS j KING'S BIRTHDAY. 3rd -TOE, 1915-. 1 RACES AT ELLERS-JE, 3rd, sth, AND 7tli JUNK. 1915. Holiday Excursion Tickets will be issued ' from any station to any station on the North , Island Main Line and Branches from f" to 1 3rd June, inclusive, from Taumarunui and stations North thereof to. Auckland on 4th and sth Juno, and. from Heleusville. Hamilton. and intermediate station* to Auckland 1 on 7th June, by trains arriving in Auckland before 1.18 p.m., all available for return up to and including 19th June, 1915. WEDNESDAY. 2nd JUNE, 1915. An extra Express Train will leave Auok- . land for Palmerston North at 9.52 p-m. THURSDAY, 3rd JUNE. 1915. A train will leave Morrinsvillo for Auckland at 6.15 a.m. The usual i 25 p.m. Auckland-Hamilton 1 tralu will run through to Cambridge. A train will leave Auckland for Motrinsville at 5.40 >m. , SATURDAY, sth JUNE, 1915. . MONDAY, 7th T UNE, 1915. ' A t,ain will leave Ha. 'dltou for Auckland at 7.0 a.m. 1 A train will leave Auckland for Hamilton , i at f>,4 j p.m. . ' THE AUCKLAND GOODS GHED WILL 1 I BE CLOSED ON 3rd. JUNE, 1915 Handbills^ 1161 " flrticulsrß sco Post « rß and Auckland. 24th May, 193,6. ° BI)ER -