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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXIII, Issue 9111, 2 April 1908, Page 7

Thomas Pauling writes : “My hair fell out for two years. I then used two bottles of Capilla which completely stopped the trouble.” " Pin Your Faith to 60IWK1WS GARBAGE tU IRISH MOSS There la no remedy which -cures coughs and colds so quickly and effectively as Bennington's Irish Moss—the cure which is being constantly imitated but has never been equalled. BOSrmNGTON'iS-A ValaaMa Mr. Wm, Carter, Mataura, writes—“l am pleased to bear testimony to your excellent cough mixture. For a number of years I have been completely cured of a bad cough and cold about ihe fall of the year. Your Irish Moss hat ? roved in our house a valuable friend have much pleasure in recommending it to all who may be suffering from bad colds or influenza.’* EEFiSE SBSST>?IIT£& Tell your Ketailer tnar you want BONNINGTON'S IRISH MOSS -no other' TUM& SPORTS. (STRICT SIXTH ANNUAL MEETING. To be Held in ME S. WILLIAMSON'S PADDOCK ON Wednesday, Bth April, 1908. Eirst Eace to start at 11 o’clock. PEOGEAMME. 1. Boys’ Eace under 14 years. First prize 10s, 2nd 2s 6d. Entrance Is. 2. Girls’ Eace, m der 14 years. First prize 4s, 2nd 3s, 3rd 2s, 4th Is. Entrance free. 3. District Eace, 150 yards. Competitors must reside within a radius of 6 - miles from Waituna post-office. Ist prize, 30s; 2nd, 15s. Nomination Is, acceptance Is. 4. Hunters’Competition (maiden). To be nominated by ladies. First prize, bracelet value .£3 3s, second trophy value £1 Is. Entrance ss. 5. 100 Yards Handicap. First prize 50s, second 15s. 2s, acceptance Is. 6. Open Trot Handicap, about 1)4 miles. First prize 50s, 2nd 20s, 3rd 10s. Entrance 4s. 7. Boys’ Hoop Eace. Trophy valued, 10s. Entrance Is. 8. 220 Yards Hurdles. Ist prize 495, 2nd 15s. Nomination Is 6d, acceptance Is. 9. Pony Jump, 10s. Entrance 3s.