ROTORUA SYNDICAT

Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 3, Issue 671, 25 October 1933, Page 4

ROTORUA SYNDICAT

HOLDER OF ONE TICKET DRAWS THE FONT IN CAMRRIDGESHIRE ADVICE FROM DUBLIN A Rotorua eouple, Mr. J. T. liea ;and Miss Cossebooim have h'ad ani expected wedding present on thef •of their miarriage which is to piace in about a month's time. i ■terday Mr. Meates received a ea from Dublin informing him that ticket in the Irish Hospitals Swe stake on the Camibridgeshire Hai cap had drawn the promisinig tb yeaivold, The Font. Even if the to is unplaced, the ticket, with exehai added, should be worth upwards £1000. The race is to be run at Ki market on Thursday over niiie f longs. Mr. Meates does not hold the tic entirely in his own name as it understood he was one of a syndic of eight which purehas'ed a booi tiekets in the sweepstake and all wh'om will participate in the gt fortune. Mr. Meates' fiancee, J Coissehoom, is one of the members the syndicate. Mr. Meates is a relieving clerki ployed by the Railwiay Departm a-ed has been for some time pasts tioned at Putaruru. He is well-hc in Rotorua, however, and is taking relieving* duties here to-day. It understood that the other memiben syndicate are also Rotorua reside English exchanges describe I Font as a promising three-year® with good f orm to its credit this h ■son. It recently iwon the Quefl Handicap at Windsor in good S It is understood that payments « placed horse in the sweepstake I be between £30,000 for first I £10,000 for third. ■