WAVERLEY—WAITOTARA R.C.

Wanganui Chronicle, Issue 12856, 28 October 1912, Page 8

WAVERLEY—WAITOTARA R.C.

MEETING TO-DAY,

Should the weather be fine to-day, Waverley ls sure to be the rendezvous of racing men of this coast The fix Ttire js an annual one. and it is one ot tfao most popular of the many C f utiry meetings. The special trams S> •will leave Wanganui this morning will fVt Ja + d<?B; Should no moro ram fall, the track wiJJJ do-ibtloss ba " ■splendid order, so some excellent racm^ should result. The fields in -oariv all of the events promise to be r«.,. v i a vc© lane) has all arrangements eomvlece r ,r tfte successful carrying out of the n-o----sramme, a capital day's sport may oonH.dently bo predicted. Proceeding V Ur^ PPn »rat t^he °'clwk with the -\lortni, Momonal .Maiden. f or a - h ich 13 hff re on the card. There aro 4 m the Hying, which follows, 11 m t hj ;J +i V !1? JilCwCr Handicap, 7 m the Momahaki Stakes, and 29 m ho Jackson Memorial Stakes, which ' riuos the meeting to a close "

Intending visitors to \Vaveri*v are

reminded- that trains will leave L<«;ro at 6.40, 8.50 and 9.25 a.m., returning leaving the course at 5.50 a.m. and 0.3 p.m. Dustin's, Ltd., will provide an c\ca!lent luncheon, and afternoon tea will also be supplied by the firm. M<- T H. Nixon, of tho Metropolitan Hote!. will have charge of the publican's booth.