TO-DAY'S RACES

Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 2, Issue 596, 29 July 1933, Page 4

TO-DAY'S RACES

GOOD prospe j EVERYTHINO IN pAtl ofasuccessSJ MEETING J TRAFEIC ARRANGEjjtl Promising weather conditJ ensure a large attendance 1 augural totalisator meetin? il | torua and Bay of Plentv i?!l : meeting to be held at A 3 to-day. There has been a ?3 influx of visitors to the tn!l ; is certain that their uumiJSI [ added to those of the l0ca] 1* i The first race will "eoJl 11.50 a.m. and througbut j noon there will be seven E3 of which are notable for ^3 entries received. In tie 9 between the various race; 1 will he entertained with i/1 by tbe Rotorua Boys' Bandal eon will be served on the coj Drivers of motor cars sh3 that special arrangements 3 made for the control of traM ing necessary for all Ca/i ing to the course to travell of Fenton Street. Theparldai is prohibited in Fenton M tween Malfroy Road and ?] Street, while Grey Street 1 not Street will be closed to® traffic and reserved for the | of taxis, buses and private cal In addition to these restS has been decided this yeatl hibit parking in Wairoa Koaffl Ti Street and Forestry A J similar occasions in the past ■ has become widely hnown as 1 man's Gallery" on account ofl her of car owners who hav3 there during the progress ofl the detriment of the gatetal the club controlling the fo J Although business people 1 town have not been ofBcialll to observe a holiday to-da« probable that the practice afl former years of closing for atl hour or two will again be obl certain businesses. 9