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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 5498, 9 November 1878, Page 3

*UHolloways Pills.—Gooil App tito -Excellent Digestion.—ln the majority of persons loss of appetite is the lirst indication of departing health, and should at once receive attention or actual disease will follow.. For the cure of disordered digestion and liver complaints Holloway’s excellent Pills are probably unlivallcd, certainly unsurpassed. The invalid will never experience disappointment or failure in the removal of his ailment by means of these purifying Pills. On reaching the stomach they immediately correct heartburn, flatulency, and undue acidity ; they secure the secretion of perfect bile, and passing into the intestinal canal they gently arouso it to natural activity without producing pain, irritation, or exhaustion. For these reasons Holloway’s Pills are peculiarly well adapted for a family aperient- [ Advt.] Flobiltnb ! —Fob tub teeth and Breath. —A few drops of the liquid “ Floriline ” sprinkled on a wet tooth-brush produces a pleasant lather, which thoroughly cleanses the teeth from all parasites or impurities, hardens the gums, prevents tartar, stops decay, gives to the teeth a peculi r pearly whiteness, and a delightful fragrance to the breath. It removes all unpleasant odour arising from decayed teeth or tobacco smoke. "The Fragrant Floriline,” being composed in part of honey and sweet herbs, is delicious to the taste, and the greatest toilet discovery of the age. Price 2s. 6d., of all Chemists and Perfumers. Prepared by Henry C. Gallup, 49 Oxford-street LondonAthletic Sports HLETXC CLUB’S SPORTS. 1. Club Race, 250 yards.—2o entries. To start at 11.15. 2. Boys Handicap, 200 yards.—l 7 entries. Seven post entries will be received on the ground. To start at 11.15. 3. Club Maiden Race, 300 yards—ll entries. To start at 11.30. 4. Tradesmen’s Athletic Club Race Handicap, 200 yards.—6 entries. To start at 11.40. Woods F. scratch, Freeman R. 3 yards, Painter O. 8 yards, McLelland H. 8 yards, Burdell H S yards, Moran J. 12 yards. 5. Open Long Running Jump. Post entries. To start at 11.50. 5. Open Maiden Race.—l 3 entries. To start at 12.10. 7. Club Handicap, 100 yards—2l entries. To start at 12.20. 8, Tradesmen's Athletic Club (open to all),’ 440 yards.—Woods scratch, Freeman 5 yards, Moran 10 yards, McLean 15 yards, Burdoll IS yards. Painter 15 yards. Four post entiles will be received up to noon. -To start at 12.30. 9. Open 440yds. Handicap.—l 9 entries. To start at 12.40. 10. Tug-of-War, between teams of six men.— Eight teams entered. To start at 12.50, 11. Throwing the Cricket Ball (open),—ls entries. Five post will be received on the ground. To start at 1.20. 12. Single Tug-oE-War (one trial each team). —l7 entries. Three post. To start at 1.40. 13. Open Handicap, 440yds.—11 entries. Seven post. To start at 2.10. . 14. Running High Jump.—l 3 entries. Seven post. To start at 2.20. 15. Mile Handicap (open).—24 entries. To start at 2.20. 16. Putting the Stone (16Ibs). —16 entries. Four post. To start at 2.50. 17. Open Handicap, 150yd5.—22 entries. To start at 3.5.' 18. Open Boys’s Race (blindfold), 150yds.—5 entries ; post do., Is. 6d. each. To start at 3.10. 19. Second Trial Heats Tug of War.—2 heats. Three trials each. To start at 3.20. 20. Walking Handicap, 1 mile.—2l entries. To start at 3.40. 21. Single Tug of War.—Two trials each, between winners of first trial. One try each. To start at 3.50. 22. Club Hurdle Handicap, 120yds, over 10 hurdles. —12 entries. To start at 4.5. 23. Sack Race, 80yds. (open).—Post entries, Is. 6d, each. 24. Club’s Handicap, 880yds.—20 entries. To start at 4.25. 25 Final Heat Tug of War.—To start at 4.35. 26. Final Heat Single Tug of War,—3 tries bet veen the last two men. To start at 4.50. 27. Steeple Race (open) Handicap, about 1000yds, over 6 water jumps, 12 hurdles, 4 furze hedges.—24 entries. To start at 5 o’clock. 23. Consolation Race (scratch). —To start at 5.15. Entries close immediately after ihe close of the Steeple Race. The presentation of prizes will take place on the ground at 5.30. N.B.—All post entries close a quarter of an hour before any event takes place. The Second Meeting of tho Wellington Athletic Club Sports will take place on the Basin Reserve, on Saturday, 14th September, at' 3 p.m. The one race only set down for competition is the 20 mile walking race, to be walked within four hours. First prize, Gold Watch, value LI 5 15s ; second ditto, Silver Watch, value £7 75.; third ditto. Gold Pencil Case, value £3 3s. The race will be open to tho Club, or any person introduced by any member. Tho entries will be 10a., which will bo returned to any competitor who finishes the distance in four .hours. The Committee reserve to themselves the right of rejecting any entry. No attendance will bo allowed during the race. J. BERRY, Hon. See. W.A.A.C. Tho Steeplechase and Walking Race will he started by word of mouth ; the other races by report of pistol, which will be fired punctually to the time stated in the programme, A bell will bo rung before starting each evert, when each competitor must be in the inclosure. Each competitor will receive a numbered badge from one of the stewards, when he mist at once proceed to his mark. Any one starting or going over his mark with either foot will be put back ono yard for each of tho frst and second offences, and disqualified for the third. No attendance will be allowed mder any pretence. No spikes allowed in the Tigof- War. In tho Walking Race, competiors breaking will be cautioned once, and disqialified for the second offence, but no cautionwill bo allowed in tho last lap. The decision ol tho judges will be final. No second prize gven unless four start. The Committee reservethe right to make any alteration in the prograume that may be deemed necessary. Harmonium.— for sale, a Brstclass Harmonium, by Alexandn, of Paris (in Rosewood, tl stops). The intrument is excellent in tone, and in good cdor. Price, £3O. Apply to W. C. Nation, offee of this paper. Money to lend ouFrehoid Security. O. P. POWLES, Hunter-street. HORSE CARDS printed at shortest notice at the office ol this paper.