COURSING.

Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 852, 25 June 1910, Page 13

COURSING.

PALMERSTON : CLUB'S MEETING. . (By Telegraph.—Special Correspondent.) Palmerston North, June 24. . Fino weather again favoured the Palmerston Coursing Club for its second day's sport. There was a good attendance of spectators, and they were treated to some . really good coursing, the "go" between Jovial and Sleevelihk ill tho Waterloo Plate being a particularly fino one. Tho scoring was very ,close,-and Sleovelink won one of tho best, courses over seen on tho plumpton by- tho narrowest of margins. Tho hare finally beat tho dogs. All the arrangements at tho meeting were very complete, and rellect much credit on the secretary,' Mr. A. H. llogers. Tho fourth round of the Waterloo Cup, in which a representative lot' of dogs is still left in (including Mr. Ilichards's Gold- Quartz—a local animal), should produce some fino coursing to-morrow. Tho only surprise of to-day's coursing was tho win of Butterfly over Royal Artillery, after a really good course. Tho favourites for the Cup now are Kilcoo, an Australian-bred hound, and Millbank —both showing great pace. The liaros throughout tho day ran very strongly, and it is expected .that, tomorrow, they will, if possible, give even hotter sport. Saturday's programme will begin with the Plate at 12.30. Following are to-day's results: — Waterloo Purse: First Round. Ruberoid beat Admiration.. 1 Raffles beat Irish Molly. Reminder won from Sir Braddon, by default. Balaclava beat Rod Jewel. Headlight beat Breechloader. Princess Ena beat Pleasant Betty. (The first course .was undecided, but in the second run Princess Enii \ed by 5 points to 2.) Dominion beat Taihoa. Pilot beat Muzzleloader. Screw Gun beat Mark Hawthorne. Jowel Box beat Contender. Gold Dust beat Hawthorne Belle. Gold Top beat Garry Clough. , Senorita, a bye. Second Round. Ruberoid beat Raffles. Balaclava beat Reminder. Headlight beat Princess Ena. Dominion beat Pilot. Jowel Box beat Screw Gun. Gold Dust boat Senorita. Gold Top, a bye. Waterloo Plate: First Round. Cardiff beat Bachelor's Button. Massey Harris beat Rosy Morn. Sloevelink beat Jovial. Gonoral Carrior beat Respite. Royal Carrier beat Hazel. Field Day beat Cerito. Waterloo Cup: Third Round. Gold Quartz beat Dan O'Connell. Kilcoo beat Champion Proof. Romany Lass beat Red Diamond. Millbank beat Pleasant Surprise. Butterfly boat Royal Artillery. Sunflower beat Gunsmith. Foghorn, a bye. ! DISTRESSING BRONCHITIS. HAD TO GET UP AND SIT BY FIRE AT NIGHT. PEPS TO THE RESCUE. Sirs. Christina Hooper, of Melbourne Street, North Adelaide, S.A., "writes:— "I am now 53 years of age, and suffered • for nine mouths from brouclutis. At first tho cough was not severe, but it gradually crow worse, and became so distressingly oad that I was obliged to get up and sit by the fire at night. I bocamo very weak and troubled with night sweats, pain in my chest, great quantities of phlegm, and there was blood in the expect orated matter, and this greatlj* alarmed me. "I bad medical advice and tried many things, but without avail. After reading so much about Peps, I thought 1 would— as a last resource—give tlieni a trial, and was greatly surprised at tho wonderful Tesnlt. I can assure you they gave me instant relief, and in a short timo completely cured me. I am glad to say that Xam now a different woman, and the cough has vanished/' Peps are an indispensable remedy for coughs, colds, bronchitis, sore throal. chills, Asthma, and all Umg, throat and chest troubles. Sold by all chemists and stores at Is. 6d. and lis. per box, or direct from The Peps Pastille Co., 30 Pitt Street, Sydney-Advt,