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list ratee. "Blue Hell" Limo .Sulphur at lieb rates. Vaponrite. — (Strawson'ej—Kille all boil insects, 25s per cwt; lo» per i-ewfc Sutlon's Seeds.-As per their list. button's ii.L.K Rape—ls per lb n 2Slh sealed bags. Gar tons Superlative bivedo.—2s titl poi , lb. "Jersey Queen" Mangel.—-S per ib. SulphaLe AiniiKiiiiii.- -I'lS per ton. Sulphate Potash.—£37 lite per ton. liaeic Shig.---.C5 10s. Delivery JulyAugust. Superphosphate.-£5 10s pur ton. Gear Co. blood iiiauure, No. 2.—*#. Gear Co. Boutaiust.—£G ss. W.M.E. Coy, Manures, now available. No In and No 3a £5 17e (3d. "jy EETINU. 2 B OROWIIENUA RACING CLUIJ. Tu bu held un tlio Levin Course on THURSDAY, 30th SEPT., 1915. ration: W. 11. Fie-ld, .u.P. President: \V. i\lcive{£g. Vico-presi-dentfc,: James -vieLeavey, B. It. Gardener, J' , , Easton, Major TaLum, P. Bartholomew. Stewards: H. Windley, L. A. McDonald, S. \V. Carter, W. McKi'gjs, F. Nicholson, J. W. Procter,, i , '. L. Jackson, Winiata IV Laka, J. Grant, E. S. Lancaster, G. Watsou, and \V, Bull. Judge: W. j 11. Jlarlgjll. Clerk oi Scales: W. Bull. iStarter: Aliens Keith, olerli ol Course: 11. (Jaiuerou. ilamlicapper: J. 11. i'ollock. Treasurer: J. ,, . U. Hoe. Timekeeper: E. W. J. tSinitli. (lursi race to start at 12 noon.; 1.--MA.LUEN fcjCUIIUV, ol 45 eovs; second horse i-o receive 10 sovs and third horse o sov6 iioai the utake. Weight ISsl 71b. Entrance 30s. I'ive lurlongs. 2. LbMS HACK LIAMJJOAP oi 05 «ovs, .second Jioiae lo j'ecejve 10 6OVS ana third lioitie b t>o\6 ironi the stake iSomiiiittion liUs, jtcccputnce '206. Six iurlongs. y-McDOi\ALD MEMOiUAL J'LYINU HAN DIC AI , (open) ol 05 sovs; second hoibe to receive lu aovs and third o (sovi> Iron) ilie stake. Nomination iicceptauco 2Us. Six turiongs. •1.-MANAKAU TltOT HANDICAP, ol 51) sovs; second horse to receive 10 sovb and thiid 5 sovs horn uho btake. Nomination lt>s, accepUinco lO.s. l>ne Juile and a nail. J-LIOIIOWIJIiNUA CUi' UANDICAP (Open), ol 115 uovsj second horse to receive 1(.) sovts and iiiird 5 sovs iroin LJie btake. Noiniuation 20s, acceptance lOt). One mile and a quarter. 0. iiUUIEUE JiAUK HANDICAP ol oo soViS; second iioise to receive 10 sovs and Uind o sovs lrom the tstake. Noiuiiiutiou -Us, acceptance 20s •Seven lurlongb. 7. -WJiRAHOA TltOT HANDICAP, ol 50 sovs; second horse to receive 10 soVβ, and third 5 sovs from -he stake. J-'or all horses that can do 5.;J0 oi - better. Nomination 20s, accetpance ;Joo. Two nulca. B. OHAU HACK WELTER, oi 05 kovs; second Jwrso to rocoivo 10 so vis and third u sovs iroin" tlio stake. Miniinum weight Bst. Nomination 20s, acceptance 20s. One mile ?.nd a distance. Nominations lor all events, except Maiden Scurry, close on SATURDAY, 11th September at 8 p.m. Weights will be declared on or about Jj'UIDAY, the 17th September. Acceptances (including entries for Makleu Scurry) closo on THURSDAY, 23rd September, ut 6 p.m. R. D. WALLACE, • Secretary. L'.O. Box 27, Levin. Submitted and .approved.—A. K. WIIYTE, Secretary Wellington, District Committee, 2nd August, 1915. 1070-t.d. "ISZUU'NDED SOLDiEItS , FUND. DAMJE AT WJfiIIAROA. A DANCE in aid ol the Wounded tSoldiei'S , I'und will be held in the Weraroa Town Hall, by Messrs l ( 'erris and Jiignall on TIiURSDAI 33n! Septoinber. Till! USD AY -J:jrd .September. THUIISDAY 23rd September. j Dancing at 8 p.m. I Admission: Double Tickets 2s; Ladieb 1 Single Tickets Is 1127 t.d. / IAitPBiNTICUS.—'IVo Carpeuteis wanted. Apply G. K. Douglas, lit<l., buiklor Levin. 1151-:} WASTE PAPER lor ualo at i'hj (Jlironicle Office. One penny ]W lb. / PENNY por pound Wasto V/ paper for sale at THE CHROJNICI/E OFFICE. WHITE Wyandottcß (absolutely new strain); Settings oil 1 15, 7s 6d Silver Wyamlottes, settings e4' 15, 7s t'd Pi-liin Ducks, sottings ol 12, se; Indian Uniiuer J)ucks, settings ol 12, ss. GP JJrown, Wyaudotto Farm, Weraroa Read, I^vin. MEMI'S AMi REQUIttMBNTS \\ htn you have a bad cold you want a temedy that will give quick, permanent relief and which while pleasant to take, contains nothing injurious. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy meets all these requirements. It acts en Nature's plan, relieves the lungs, aids expectoration, opens the secretions, and restores the system to a healthy condition.' Chamberlain's ' Oough Remedy can always be depended upon. It can bo given to the youngest and 3 moat delicate child with perfeot safety. Sold everywhere. , Adrli -'• -i■• •' . -* fV . ~ '•■'...