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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXII, Issue 8859, 9 July 1907, Page 3

f' HAVE Bg£NMVSARDEO - i y THE I rfAND WEREfAWARDED 1 THE GoWNefcT AND Sfm®r AM$. AT EXmeiTtON 'L ■ a W*|*£ / NEW ZEALAND I J piN/ERWATtONAL " : /exhibition /

piGH3. BACON. PIGS. HIGHEST MARKET PRICE. W. BIMOCK & GO., LIHITISU, Will receive Pigs at the f blowing Stations as under TEUCKING DATES JULY, Eongotea 2 16 ■Ohakea Haloombe Feilding Bata Huntervillo Ashhurat 2 16 2 16 8 17 16 16 10 24 Farmers will do well before Belling their ,p!ga to see A. 3. ARNOLD, fMnolpai Agent, BnnnythonJS. ALLEY. iHnntafvilto Agent—JAMES Mo&LLEj wobth islanis bacon M. COMPANY, Ltd., ■ Are Cash Buyers ot Prime BACON PIGS to any quantity at highest market rates asoorging to scale. TRUCKING DAYS JUNE. PALMERSTON ~ ~3 17 P/ONGOTEA ..4 18 OHAKEA .. ..4 18 . KATA ... ~ 10 | FEILDIKG ..11 25 5 aUNTBRVILL® .. 11 [! HALOOMBE .. ..13

Letters addressed to E. T. Strawbridge, buyer, Makino j or the Secretary, Woodyillo, will receive prompt attontion. j?~ Merger & sons, HAIRDRESSERS, BEOADWAY, MAETON. Owing 'to Rebuilding Operations, have REMOVED into temporary Premises In the OLD LIBRAEY, next to the White Hart Hotel, where business will be earned on as usual.

When the Youngster Comes Home Coughing, or Complains of Sore Throat. Don’t soold the little one but give it the attention needs. That cough or sore throat may easily develop into something serious—bronchitis, croup, influenza or pneumonia. If taken in hand pr omptly, a cure certain with a few drops of BUX M* Blue Flag Cough Cure (CONTAINS NO POISON) This great medicine is extremely palatable and the children like it. There is bo trouble in administering it, and the effect is prompt and sure.' Its effioaoy has been proved by many mothers. At 1/6, 2/6 and 4/6 per Bottle. Chemists and Stores, J|AN GITIKBI HUNT. Polnt-to-Point Steeplechases, SATURDAY, 20th JULY, 1907. PROGRAMME. WELTER WEIGHTS, 18at 71b. For a Trophy presented by the President (Mr J. G. Wilson.) LIGHT WEIGHTS, list 71bs. For a “Trophy presented by Mr E. J. Wilde. Open to qualified hunters the bona ( fide property of members of the Rangitikei Hunt and which have not been nominated for any public money during the last 12 months, hack and hunter races excepted, or won any open races within the last four years. . Distance, about 3 miles. A STEEPLECHASE, distance about 2 miles. For Trophy presented by Mr A. Cameron. For horses belonging to members which have never won a race of any description nor been nominated withia 12 months for public money. Minimum weight 12at 71bs. -Owners up^

Entrance, 103 foi each of the above event*. All riders must be Members of the Eangitikei Hunt and eligible for election as Gentlemen Eiders, and must ride in colours, and their certificates must be produced at the scales. ALSO, FAEMEES’ STEEPLECHASE, for Trophy presented hy the Master. Open to horses belonging to and ridden by farmers or their sons over whose country the Hounds hunt but that have neyer started for any race during the three years previous to the Meeting other than a Point to Point. Minimum weight, 13 stone. Entrance free. Must ride in colours. Former winners to carry one stone extra. Distance, about S miles. Entries for all events close at 5 p.m. on WEDNESDAY, 17th July. MeetatMarton at 12 Noon on SATUEDAY. Eace for Welter Weights starts at 1.30 p.m., light Weights at 2 p.m.. Members’ Eace at 2.30 p.m., and Farmers’ 8 p.m. Cards of the races for sale on 19th July. G. F. BISHOP, Secretary, Marton. Approved in accordance with the Eules of Easing this 3rd day of July, 1907. — Wit. Hall, Secretary Wanganui Jockey Club. pRIVATE HOSPITAL Maezon Junction.

MISS BEATRICE WALTON OeBTIFICATED MeDIOAIj and Sdbgioai Nobbb, (Late of London). Terns on application. tum’er, has commenced business in Broadway, Marion, next to Mr Cobham’s. All orders promptly attended to. ELLERY, late of Mel-