HARRIERS.

Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1438, 13 May 1912, Page 7

HARRIERS.

Tli? ran of (lie Brooklyn Humors from Wyatt's tea-rooms, Wor.-cv Hay, on Saturday afternoon, was thoroughly enjoyed. 'In the first place then; was again si record attendance of -li members. The ilny was an ideal one and the course not too hilly—a wise innovation. Harriers have had it brought home to them that it is Hie man who can race on the Hat, and not tlio hill-climber, who wins the cross-country and long-distance races. The course laid by M. Poynlon and S. Murray led over iho' hill from Scorching Hay, through Mirnmar and home by way of T.yall Bay beach and the tunnel. About two miles from home a number of the runners took the opportunity of irying their slaying powers in a non-slop run in view of the Maiden Handicap over this distance, next Hat unlay. Noticeable among thesa were two new members, Kllis and liurreli, who covered the distanoeat, a vapid pace, considering the eight or nine miles already traversed. A run in over the ln--t half mile was won by T. Barnes with Harvey and Bristow oin;o un. Members are reminded that the Maiden Handicap, set: down for Saturday next, will be held at Miramar ami not at 1-owcr 11ntt as was originally intended. The race will commence at I! p.m. from the tea-rooms near (he Miramnr cutting. People who have once used Chamberlain's Colic. Cholera, and Diarrhoea Remedy always Wp a bottle in the house.' It is the nw<t successful rcmcdy in the world for Ihe cure of pains in the stomach, colic, diarrhoea, and dysentery. . This remedy has cijrcd moroipa'in "ifnd sudoring than any other medicine ever manufactured. It