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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXVI, Issue 23504, 15 November 1939, Page 9

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ic. m mm I m *£&ik*W IE « life' if rM SS& s SLVWS S & mi ;KS*S iMfl Wk m >:^r •v -xs\< v ' o x^\ \v^¥ Mm t-'.\m')'^dS•, j FORCE te rapa racecourse FORM Expert racing men say it is undoubtedly TTED t ' lc nest c °urae in New Zealand. Every horse has a chance. The best horse wins. IE. " PRICES OF ADMISSION Course: Ladies - - 1/- Lawn Enclosure: Gentlemen - 2/- Ladies - - - J Motor Cars 2/6 Gentlemen - Jj HOT WATER SUPPLIED FREE. FIRST RACE STARTS ABOUT 12.15 p.m. EACH DAY. Wonderful fields in all events. All the leading stables represented. Remember, you can see everything at Te Rapa. E. H. O' MEARA, Secretary. Safety Ctwifwt «*ou NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. Trains to ilacos leave Auckland 7.45 and 8.35 a.m., Te Kuiti 8.40 a.m., Thames North 7.50 a.m., . Waihi 8.15 a.m. Return trains leave Racecourso for Auckland 6.12 and 6.17 p.m. for Thames, Waihi and Rotorua 6.7 p.m.; for Te Kuiti 6.10 p.m. , ■ • ' -- EXCURSION FARES: „ 2nd Glass, Ist Glass, 2nd Glass, Ist Glass, From AUCKLAND .. 9/11 14/10 From THAMES .. 8/- JJ/7 . TE KUITI .. 5/6 7/8 WAIHI .. .. 7/5 11/ROTORUA .. 10/5 15/5 . •• Proportionately low faros from intermediate stations.