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Waikato Times, Volume 126, Issue 21039, 15 February 1940, Page 10

WAIKATO RACING CLUB (Inc.) SUMMER MEETING m U mm i m MB " mm Hi mm m tm. SH il m H 1 ms* m m ■"? 1 BBS IMI ■■ • m, wm s~ ♦*•** ■ •\v ik : p* Wm PHOTO BY J. F. LOUDEN SATURDAY and MONDAY NEXT, 17th and 19th FEBRUARY One of the finest racing tracks in New Zealand, where every horse has a chance. You can view the racing from your motor-car*, which are allowed close to the racing track. Class horses, representing all the leading stables, engaged. Excellent fields. Keep these dates free and you will have two most enjoyable days’ sport. REMEMBER ! YOU CAN SEE WIN AND PLACE TOTALISATORS You can purchase either win or place tickets at any window—no bustle; no delay. REDUCED PRICES OF ADMISSION Course—Ladies, 1/-; Gentlemen, 2/-; Motor-ears, 2/6. Lawn Enclosure—Ladies, 3/-; Gentlemen, 5/-. .Members of 11. M. Forres in uniform admitted Free ! FIRST RACE STARTS ABOUT NOON EACH DAY. TRAIN TAKES YOU ON TO THE COURSE. Hot Water Free. E. H. O'MEARA (Secretary). EVERYTHING AT TE RAPA NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS Train Arrangements Trains to Races leave Te Kuiti 8.40 a.m., Thames North 7.50 a.i Return trains leave Racecourse for Thames, Waihi and Rotorua Waihi 8.15 a.m. p.m., for Te Kuiti 6.10 pm. Proportionately lc EXCURSION FARES From : 2nd class Te Kuiti 5/6 Rotorua 10/5 Thames 8/Waihi 7/5 v fares from intermediate stations. Ist class 7/8 15/5