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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 26, 25 October 1918, Page 7

spcRTiNGi v '-. ; ~cj WELLINGTON RACING ; 'CLUJ SPRING MEETING. SPRING MEETING, j SATUKDAT, OCTOBER 20, AND MONDAY (LAJWUR DA OCTO.I3EU 28. ■ ' ' j first race starts at uM-AMr- ■ ■ : -'i-tA FIRST IiACE STARTS AT 11.30 A.M. . J TRAINS Leave Wellington at 7.8. 8.30, 0.4.5 a.m., unci p.m..on SAT. DAY, OCTOBER 28; ami 7.8, S-.30, 0.15 a.m. on MONDAY, OCTOBER. 2S. | ■■■• ■ ■ j In-addition to the above the train leaving at 7.50 n.in. iivliivh docs ..not) at Treiitham) will take a limited number of passengers to Upper Hutt. j Motor-buses will leave Whitmore i. I reet (oppi Government Building;) for ( racecourse each day. Seats may be booked at J;'. T. Moore ''arid Cb.'s Motoij Station, Bom Street . . . "^^^l

A SHHURST-POH ANGINA R A CING CLUB. .ANNUAL MEETING, NOVEMBER 20. ■\TOM[NATIONS for all Events and En--L* tries for .the Maiden Stakes Close, on SATURDAY, OCTOBER 20. Note—Telegraph Office closes at 5 p.m. A. W. TBASS, Secretary. RAILWAY NOTICES. . NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. WELLINGTON RACES. SATURDAY AND MONDAY, OCTOBER 26 and 28, 191 S. UNDER War Conditions the Railway Department is not in a position to .-.■ provide special facilities for racegoers. The existing ordinary time-table is mere- - ly sufficient for suburban requirements. It.is, therefore, desirable that intending race patrons should clearly understand that only the limited capacity of the ordinary time-table trains will be available on' Saturday, -Gth, and Monday, 28th October. • ON SATURDAY, October 20, trains will leave Wellington at the following limes:—7.S-a.m.-, 7.50 a.m., B.:W a.m.; 9:45 a.m., and 12:15 p.m. The 7.50 n.m train does- NOT stop, at Trentham, .but..jiassenuers may nliglit at Upper Hutt. The 5.30 a.m. train will NOT slpp' at Kaiwai'ra or Ngahaurangn. The 9.-15 n.m. train-will NOT stop at Kaiwarra, Ngahauranga, Petone, Lower Hutt, or Mr-U----ins;. The 1.20 p.m. train will NOT run, but for , the convenience of suburban jesi-1 dents a train will leave Wellington, at 2.0 p.m. for Upper Hutt, stopping-at all intermediate,stations en route., For the return journey trains will leave Trentham at 3.0 "p.m., 4.45 p.m., and G. 25 ' p.m. The Wairarapa train, Thick-leaves Upper-Hutt at u\s p.m., will NOT stop, at Trentham, bnt will take passengers from Upper Hutt. ". . ' A passenger train will leave Wellington , for Lower Hutt at 10.1)0 a.m. ON MONDAY, October 28, trains will leave Wellington at the, following times: 7.S a.m., 7.50 a.m., a..m., and 9.45 a.m. The 7.50 a.m. train does NOT stop at Treiitbam, but passengers may alight at Upper Hutt. The 8.30 a.m. train will , NOT.stop at Kaiwarra or Ngaliauranga! Tho 9.15 a.m. train will NOT stop -at Kuiwai'ra, Ngahaui'iinga, I'etone, Lower Hutt, or Melling. The 1.20 p.ni. train will' not run, but for convenience of suburban residents a train will leave Wellington at 2.0 p.m. for Upper Hutt, stopping at all intermediate stations en route. Return trains leave Trentham at 3.0 p.ni.,v4.45 p.m., and 8.30 p.m. The ■ Wairarapa train leaving Upper Hutt at 6.5 - p'.'ih. will'NOT stop, at Trentham, but will take passengers from Upper • Hutt.: ' •_ ■ A passenger train will leave Welling-. 'ton for Lower Hutt at 10.30 a.m. ' Owing to the fact that in the ordinary course the outbound trains in the morning are not balanced by the number of trains .returning late in the afternoon, the bookings'by the outward trains wiU bo limited on'both days. In the , past the Department's difficulties have been increased .hi" finding accommodation.' for railway 'patrons returning from - tire'races by the fact that a considerable number of persona who travelled.to the races by road vehicles (which on the outward journey are able to run. two-or-more trips as against only one trip from the races) have found themselves unable to get seats in the road vehicles on- the return journey, and have, therefore, returned by train, thus putting additional pressure on the accommodation available. Passengers not already holding tickets- will not be booked from Trentham by the train leaving that station at 4.47 p.m. on Saturday and Monday, October 2G and 28. Persons intending to travel by rail from the Hutt Valley stations to Wellington on Saturday or. Monday afternoon are recommended to travel by' the 3 p.rii. .train (ex Upper Hutt) eo as to avoid overcrowding. ON SATURDAY, October 26, traffic on the 12.15 p.m. train may be fully qecu'pied by racegoers. For this reason ordinary suburban residents, especially those for north of Lower Hutt, are recommended to travel by the 2 p.m. train, which ie being put on in lieu of the 1.20 p.m. train for the purpose of. ensuring suburban residents being able to travel home iu coinfort. Goods sheds will be closed on Monday, October 28. • . ' BY ORDER. NEW...ZEALAND RAILWAYS. ON SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2G, 1918, Tickets to Kaiwarra, Ngahauranga, i Petone, or Lower Hutt will NOT be I issued for the trains leaving Wellington ! at 7.8, 7.50, 8.30, 9.45 a.m., and 12.15 p.m. Tickets for the stations mentioned will be. obtainable lor the trains leaving Wellington at 7.30, 9.5, 10.30 a.m., 12.1>, 1.12 for (Petone and Lower Hutt only), and 2 '°On' n MONDAY, OCTOBER- 2S, 191S, Tickets to Kaiwarra, Ngahauranga, Petone. or Lower Hutt will NOI be issued for the trains leaving Wellington at 7.8, 7.50, 8.30, and 9.45 a.m. . ■ Tickets for the stations mentioned will I be obtainable for the trains leaving Wellington at 7.30, 9.5, 10.30 a.m.. and 2.0 p,m " . BY ORDER. SEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. IN connection with the Wellington Races on Saturday ' and Monday. 2Ctli and 28Hi instant, as only a limited number of passengers can be. earned to and from Trentltiim with the ordinary , trains .available, the Railway Department | draws attention to Railway By-law No. | 5. which provides that "Every person ; Beforo entering any carriage for tho pur- j peso of travelling on tho railway shall j procure a ticket entitling him to do so i from the authority at iho plnce of bookiPFailure to observe tin's by-law renders persons liable to a penalty rot exceeding m for each breach. BUSINESS NOTICES. ' NOlUJit'3 DEAFNESS, THOSE who suffer may have relief by using Way's Invisible Medicated Ear Drums. Booklet sont free on receipt of penny stamp. G P WAY. P.O. Box 1011, or 11. SPEAR, Dr. of Opt., Eyesight ' . Specialist, No. 7 Willis Street, Wellington. Thoae 2652. MUSIC MADE EASY. 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