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Hokitika Guardian, 30 March 1917, Page 4

False Economy to buy “Cheap” Baking Powder You might buy baking powder for a penny or so per tin less than Edmonds, but it doesn’t follow that you’re saving money on the deal. There are 14f ounces in each large tin of EDMONDS ONE QUALITY ONLY Bakins Powder usually from 2\ to ounces more than in other brands. And as Edmonds uses the best Grape Cream of Tartar, it is of considerably better quality, and has far more leavening power than others. Experienced cooks, chefs and housewives know the great value of Edmonds Baking Powder. Now obtainable in three sizes, containing 6h 12 and U'io/. respectively. Write for “Free Cookery Book” to Edmonds Baki.;„ Cowder Works, Christchurch. #o

TG MAINTAIN ORESER in the digestive system is an importan t measure in securing the boon of Permanent Good Health. Only when your digestion is sound can you be physically at your best. It behoves everyone, therefore, who estimates Good Health at its proper value, to take eare that those important organs —the stomach, liver and bowels are kept in a high state of efficiency. Probably the best medicine known for maintaining the organs of digestion in satisfactory order is BEEGHAM'3 PILLS* Prepared only by THOMAS BEECHAM, St Helens, England. Sold in boxes, labelled price 10(,d (36 pills), 1/H (56 pills) & 2/9 (168 pills);

WESTLAND T[> ESTLAND M'AOINGIyLUB IiuKITIKA. 1867, Jubilee Year* 1917 AUTUMN MEETING. (Easter Week) £7OO lii Stakes £7OO. All Nominatiors £1 APPBOVED .FEOGBAMME OP EVENTS. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 11th, 1917. 1. 12.45 p.m —HAMILTON MEMORIAL HANDICAP, of 70sovs, second horse to receive 14sovs, and third horse 7sovsoutof stake. Nomination 20/-, acceptance 30/-. 63 furlongs. 2. 1.30 p.m. COMMEMORATION HANDICAP, of'SOsovs, 2nd horse to receive 16sovs, and third horse Bsovs out of stake. Nomination 20/-, acceptance 40/-. furiongs. 3. 2.IOp.m.—EXPRESS HANDICAP TROT (Saddle), of GOsovs, second horse to receive 12sovs, and third horse 6sovs out of stake. Horses in this event will be handicapped to do 2.35 or better. Nomination 20/-, acceptance 20/-. 1 mile. 4. 3*o p.m.— AUTUMN HANDICAP of 200sovs, second horse to receive 40sovs, and third horse 20sovs out of stake. Nomination 20/-, acceptance 80/-. Ip miles. 5. 3.45 p.m. —CENTURY HANDICAP TROT (Harness), of lOOsovs, second horse to receive 20sovs, and third horse lOsovs out of stake. Horses in this event will do handicapped to do 3.53 or better. Nomination 20/-, acceptance 50/-. I 3 miles.

6. 4.30 pm—HIGH WEIGHT HANDICAP, of 120sovs, second horse to receive 24sovs, and third horse 12sovs out of stake. Minimum weight 8 stone. Nomination 20/-, acceptance 60/-. 7 furlongs. 7. 5.15 p.m. OLD IDENTITIES HANDICAP, of 70sovs, second horse to receive 14sovs, and third horse 7 sovs out of stake. Nomination 20/-, acceptance 30/-. 5 furlongs. NOMINATIONS for All Events must be in the hands of the Secretary, with entrance money, name, description, age, and pedigree of horse, the name of trainer, owner and colors by 9 p.m. on FRIDAY, MARCH 30th, 1917. HANDICAPS for All Events declared on EASTER MONDAY, APRIL 9th, 1917. ACCEPTANCES for All Events close at the Post Office Hotel, Hokitika, st 9 p.m. oil EASTER TUESDAY, APRIL 10th, 1917. D. J. EVANS. Secretary The leading spirit for more than oG years— WOLFE’S bCHNAPPS. First shipment of new winter millinery ex a.s. Rotorua, r.c ; showing at M cKay’s, the Leading Drapers.—Advt.