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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 170, 24 December 1914, Page 1

rpARANAKI JOCKEY QLUB. ' CHRISTMAS MEETING. NEW PLYMOUTH RACECOURSE. SATURDAY AND MONDAY, DECEMBER 2G and 28, 1914. CHARGES FOR ADMISSION. GATE: Foot Passengers 2/ Horsemen 3j Vehicles (including drivers) .... 3/ Ladies and Children Free GRANDSTAND AND SADDLING PADDOCK: For Gentlemen 10/ For Ladies 5/ Children under 12, including babies. 2/6 First Race Commences at 12 Noon. DELAYED TRAINS. EXCURSION FARES. E. P. WEBSTER, Secretary. pEOPLE'S pEEMIEB PICNIC THE ONLY SEASIDE ATTRACTION OX BOXING DAY. WEST END BEACH, Crowds are coming from country and Town to Kawaroa Park, cosily and conveniently located by the Bandy seaside, where the people of the Province may picnic and play, or recline all day in the grassy shade of the pohutukawa and pine plantations. WEST END BEACH, Make Merry with the Merrymakers! A Furore of Frolic and Fun! A veritable festival of reevlry to regale and refresh the weary, in this popular park by the plashing waves. Plunge, paddle and splash in the Pacific, or dive and swim in tha FINE ENCLOSED SALTWATER BATHS RIGHT IN THE PARK, BORDERING THE BEACH. BOXING DAY A whole long day of delights, races and games for the children. Afternoon tea at tha Bungalow. Mrs Woods' Fine Orchestra. Games. Competitions. Bring some sixpences with you. Funds help in improving the Park. HOT WATER, TEA, SUGAR, & MILK FREE. Only one beach picnic on Boxing Day—at the West End. Euchre Party at the Bungalow at night. J. M. BOX, ' Hon. Secretary. STRATFORD RACES. STRATFORD RACES. 1-RluaY AND SATURDAY, JANUARY 1 and 2, 11)15. SPLENDID FIELDS ASSURED. Q.EANDSTAND anil Outside Stand greatly enlarged and iiapro»ed. Seating Accommodation for all. New Tu"La!isator House. Both 10/ an 4 20/ Ticket*. All delay is geltinj money on and off the anachine rendered impossible. Additional Enclosures for Motor?, Vehicles, and Horses provided, witk competent caretakers. No sliarge made. THE WANGANUI GARRISON BAND will be in attendance. EXCURSION" TRAINS AND FARES from North, East, and South. ALFRED COLEMAN, * Secretary.