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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2205, 18 July 1914, Page 3

WELLINGTOiTraSnG CLTJB. RACES. RACES. • RACES; • WINTER MEETING, TRENTHAM RACECOURSE. SECOND DAT!. . SECOND DAT! SECOND DAT! . SECOND DAT! • TO-DAY! . - TO-DAY! (SATUBDAT.) . (SATUEDAT.) FIRST KACE STARTS AT 11.S0 A.M. FIRST RACE STARTS AT U.SO A.M. TRAINS LEAVE FOR COURSE AS FOLLOW :- To Aro depart, 9.53 and 10.13 a.m. Wellington depart, 9.50, 10.10, 10.30,10.10, 11 a.m., 12.6, 12.15, and 1.10 p.m. . A. E. WHYTE, Secretary. ■ j|l|«j|| Mr. Micawber in prosperity no longer do*l§mijiy waited for something to turn. up. Nothing W•» jb» could turn up better than he had. He had r " Stand-Out Tea"! . - . '"My dear Copptrfield,"he wrote} jfflfeLVy "as friend to friend, let me assure ' yoa that ' s t &n & mQut Tea ' «• ' f ' ie one cart My S°od incomparably ; ■■■ : - Comes First. ~' ' Mr. Micawberwasnofool. He Jll^i^lP^M;- had an eager eye for excellence.When you find him praising tea,'you'have' proof positive that he knows , a tea: worth iHfl 1 ■' ' e y° u °P l ' m ' Bt or pessimist, dire foreboder or sanguine soul, seer or stripling, W<3ffl ' "Stand-Out Tea" cannot fail to do you good. Ks|r '■■' I" ' ts consistent quality there is no taint-or tang of any inferior stuff. . : .' v ■ ' Because it iiexqu.iitcly flavoured, the. M' W*\ satitfaction people find in "Stahd- . M^ Out Tea" is absolutely permanent. iHi* '' '* f '" e ' eo • ''' at u,^cn once tr ' ie< * '.'.'. . Soperb Tea; <; ;„,!,,„....' '"' ■ ■ ,' * ■ :;,: - '■' 14 ' The tough, viscid phlegm, with which the air passages are . loaded, is separated and easily expectorated, breathing be omes freer, cough subsides, and the membranes are eHanged. from a morold to a healthy, condition • ' s BY THE USE OF 87 YEARS' UNDIMINISHED REPUTATION AS AN {DEAL ' ' MEDICINE FOR BRONCHIAL AND LUNG COMPLAINTS. Sleepless Nights off the Past* Mi*. MATTHE\Af GILBEE, of; The Lodge, Thornbwy, ' Sheffield, writes:—" Thanks to the Eev. Alexander's timely recommendation and to the efficacy of your Elixir, I have not had any sign of the v old cough or tightness and difficulty, in breathing for the-pasttwoor ■ three years, even when I have had a cold. Sleepless nights in an armchair instead of in abed, sipping something hot, are things of the. . 1 past. I often tell people I believe that hid.l not persevered with your , Elixir I should have been, in my grave biifore now." ' .. ! r O v QXEVE'S ELIXIR may le obtained frmt nil Ohemlsta. G. T. OONGREVE'S bookontheSuooaasfui Troatmon of Consumption, eto., rent post free for stamp from Messrs. SHAKLAND, Itd., Loeot Sγ, Auoklixd; or Dilos St., Welunotok. ■ lMf3 a/* in?' «r* ■' '£~ -ftp Maitnoid is wateiifisroor. $M$ $Qy( On the decks of yachts, ferry boats, punts; on ' <55=^ \»i bathroom floors and walla; in mines and cellars . U§3 ,/jifi —in all places where water has to be kept ont— iITW , ju\ Malthoid is used. It has a hundred uses besides , |l Ift ' \m'' being the best Roofing in the world, bar none. Get 'alg to- , in touch with our Agents and learn ell about it. • WS ' i ; i THE PARAFFINE PAINT COT' I D- s -EVANS, Aiulrolntl.n RcprawnUtJTc, . ■■__ \tfßf% ' "■ / ChaUU House, Sydney. - ■ ■ ' JWdl Wps? ] ... ' Qnalter, Dykes and Company, Wellington* . ■ fesHi O.^ : Eanry and Eons, Ltd., Napier.' ' : ' ,«^JR tmp^f<f[\ t my-f*^ll l -' ltk - l "'"\Tr l l "** >MLW^^*a * a l'i lii'lHlJl'i*i'rißiT 1 ' tf " is unexcelled for Partitions and Inner Walls, Ceilings, : , - Cementine and- Stucco- Work, Rough. Cast, Outside •' Plaster and Cepent Siding. \ •'-;. Being Cold japanned it ■ .<•-.. Cannot Rust and It Cannot Bum; : ''SMITH £ SyiTHrUd^ -Agents,. ' ■ OPP. TOWN HALL, WELLINGTON. p»nM»Tnns Pftrwcn and Removed to Any 'Address. . - !_—it--' Qooda Cleared Through Custom House. /RjftK^^^ Cheap Storage Accommodation {or Goods fm) ° l m Pesoription.' ' KE!R ' S -FORWARDING-. ■ t 't^"S.»i^ w, 'i&tiLinß.Halltline.i, t . Telephone 1180. . ; 76 Jcrovia.Qnay. 'SpofCv