CAPE TIMES - 1933, August 19 & September 2
CALEDON
FLOWER SHOW
The most
wonderful display of Wild Flowers in the World will open on Saturday, September
16, 1933, at 1 p.m. at the Caledon Show Grounds by Mr. A. Devine, Mayor of
Paarl and President, C.P. Municipal Association.
Attractions
There will be
a Floral Car Parade at 2.30 p.m., Rugby Match (Caledon vs. Moorreesburg) at 4
p.m. and a Dance in the Town Hall at 8 p.m. (Droomer’s Orchestra). Refreshments
obtainable on Show Grounds.
Travelling
Facilities
For
particulars apply Thos. Cook & son and S.A. Travel Bureau, Cape Town.
The S.A.
Railways are running SPECIAL TRAINS on day of Show, 7/6 First Class return
Fares from Cape Town (3rd Class 5/-). See Posters at all Railway
Stations.
P.J. Steyn
and J.A. Krige, Hon. Secretaries.
Phone 34. Box
33, Caledon
CAPE TIMES
– 1933, September 2
TULBAGH
FLOWER SHOW
The Flower
Garden of the Cape Show will be held on Saturday, 23rd September,
1933.
Opening
Ceremony by Dr. D.F. Malan, M.P. (former Minister of Interior), at 2 p.m.
Excursion
fares from Cape Town and all stations up to Worcester and South thereof,
including branch lines.
Special Motor
Fares from Cape Town.
For
particulars apply to the South African Travel Bureau, sole Agents, 52, St.
George’s Street, Cape Town.
Refreshments
obtainable on the Show Grounds.
CAPE TIMES
– 1933, September 2
CERES FLOWER SHOW
The Ceres
Wild Flower Show is to be held on Monday, October 2 (Wiener’s Day).
The
widespread interest in the event is shown by the innumerable inquiries received
from people as far afield as Johannesburg.
The Bain’s
Kloof Pass is now open to motorists, and a special train will be run from Cape
Town to Ceres for the Show, with the usual excursion facilities to travelers at
the intermediate stations.
CAPE TIMES
– 1933, August 19
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