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Waikato Times, Volume 124, Issue 20731, 15 February 1939, Page 12

WAIKATO RACING CLUB (hu SUMMER MEETING iHi mm ■ ■ ■ m m m mm mm mmm warn mm PHOTO BY J. F. LOUDEN. SATURDAY and MONDAY One of the finest racing tracks In New Zealand where every horse has a chance. You can view the racing from your motor-cars, which are allowed close to the racing track. Glass horses, representing all the- leading stable* engaged. Excellent fields. Keep these dates free and you will have two most enjoyable days’ sport. NEXT, 18th and 20th FEBRUARY WIN AND PLACE TOTALISATORB You ran purchase either win or place ticket* at any window —no bustle; no delay. REDUCED PRICES OF ADMISSTON Course —Ladles, 1 Gentlemen, 2 Motor-car*, 2/6. Lawn Enclosure—Ladles, 3/-; Gentlemen, 6/-. FIRST RAGE STARTS ABOUT NOON EACH DAY. SPECIAL TRAIN ARRANGEMENTS. Hot Water Free ! E. H. O'MEARA (Secretary). REMEMBER! tafety Comfort f'trtmcmy YOU CAN SEE EVERYTHING AT TE RAPA TRAIN ARRANGEMENTS Trains to Rares leave Te Kuiti S.iO a.m., Thames EXCURSION FARES North T.r.O a.m.. Waihi 8.15 a.m. Return trains FROM : leave Racccoin-se for Thames. Waihi and Rotorua TE KUITI, ROTORUA. 0.7 p.m. and for To Kuiti at 6.1 U p.m. THAMES, WAIHI. Fares 2nd Class Ist Class Te Kuiti 66 78 Rotorua 105 155 Thames 8 - 11 7 Waihi 7 5 11 - PROPORTIONATELY LOW FARES FROM INTERMEDIATE STATIONS.

Just Arrived iwr.vr.WlCl AND MAKING A WONDERFUL IMPRESSION THE LATEST Francis - Barnett Something New in Two Models That Will Motor-Cycle Construction. Create Sale Records THE “ PLOVER 40 ” This machine must appeal to those who enjoy a turn of >P p ed. excellent hill-climbing, ciuiet and easy control with a minimum of trouble. Economical to buy and maintain. £SO/-/-THE “ SEAGULL 43* A sturdy, practical. well turned-out Job. This model was the centre of lively interest at the British Olympia Show. We can confidently predict for it a moat successful ear e p r Full equipment, including Miller Dynamo Lighting Set and Electric horD £62/10/CORHCRI