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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXV, Issue 55, 8 March 1915, Page 2

MONEY SAVING COUGH I REMEDY. " Hcan's Essence is a valuable remedy for coughs and colds. My husband, baby and myseli have proven its goodness." Mrs. M. C. Booth, Birkdale, Auckland. " I have found the cough and cold remedy I make from Hean's Essence thoroughly efficacious. It is good." Jas. Robertson, Senr., Marton. "I have found Hean's Essence excellent for croup, innuenza, fevei in measles, and sore throats. I: soothes, is healing, and wonderfully economical." Mrs. f 1 • GixdLER, Riccarton, Christchurch. "I am delighted with H«;:i'« Essence. It has a soothing elu-o, and quickly eases troublesome coughing and sore throats. All my family have been benefitted by Hean's." Mrs. Butcher, Roseneath, Wellington, Evidence as to the medicinal value, and wonderful cheapness of Hear s Essence is ever growing. One bottle ol Hean's added to sweetening and water makes a pint of the finest cough cold, and sore throat remedy it is pcss.ble tc obtain. It also saves 10 • lor your pocket. Try Hean's Essence. Dilute according lo easy directions on label. Sip each dose slowly so as to lubricate throat as much as possible. Notice how quickly it eases I throat tickling, how promptly phlegm is removed, how it soothes and comforts. For croup, whooping cough, asthma, bronchitis, tickling, night or day coughs, with sore, inflamed, and swollen throats Hean's Essence proves a worthy "friend. Keep a bottle always by you. Hean's Essence sold by chemisls ( d stores, or post free promptly on I receipt of price, 2/-, from Hean. Chemist. I Wanganui. Be sure you get H-h-A-lN- b and read the circular. 16

TIAWA SPORTS CLUB (Maori). L (FOURTH ANNUAL GATHERING OF THE MAORI CLANS. RECREATION GROUNDS, WAITARA, TH'jr.SDAY, MARCH 11th, 1915. PROGRAMME: 1 Maiden Race, 150yds.-Open to all who have never won an advertised race. First prize 30s, second 10s. Post entry 2s. 2 School Boys' Race, 100yds.—Open to schoolboys under 14 years. Ist prize 7s 6d, 2nd 4s. Post entry 6d 3 Hurdle Race, 120yds.—Over 10 flights of hurdles. Ist prize 50s, 2nd 15s. Nomination 3s. 4 Double-handed Sawing Handicap, 15-in log. Ist prize 60s, 2nd 20s. Nomination 2s. . 5 Atiawa' Handicap, 100yds.—1st prize 60s, 2nd 20s. Nomination 4s. 6 Purangi Chop, 15-in flock.— Ist prize 100 s, 2nd 40s, 3rd 10s. Nomination 7s. ..„,•/% 7 School Girls' Race, 50yds.—Open to schoolgirls under 14 years. Ist prize ss, 2nd 3s, 3rd 2s. Entry. 8 Double-handed Sawing Handicap, 12-in. log (2 cuts).—lst prize 40s, 2nd 20s. Nomination 3s. _ . 9 Maiden Leaping Competition.—lst prize 50s, 2nd 10s. Post entry ss. 10 Atiawa Handicap, 220yds.—1st prize 80s, 2nd 20s. Nomination ss. 11 Purangi Chop, 12-in block.—lst prize 60s, 2nd 20s. Nomination ss. 12 Hurdle Handicap, 220yds.—Ove. 10 flights of hurdles. Ist prize GUs, 2nd 20s. Nomination 4s. 13 Open Leaping Competition.—lst prize 80s, 2nd 20s. Post entry 10s. 14 Atiawa Handicap, 440yds.—1st prize 80s, 2nd 20s. Nomination (S. 15 Forced Handicap, 150yds.—Winners compulsory. Ist prize 30s, 2nd 10s, Entrance: Losers 2s, winners 2s 6d. . nn 16 Sheep Guessing.—lst prize 20s or the sheep. Post entry Is. 17 Stepping the Chain.—lst prize 20s. Post entry Is. _ 18 Points Prize.—Points prize (Gold Medal) presented by the Club to the most points for events Nos. 3,5, 10, 12, 14. Points prize (Gold Medal) value £2, presented by Mr H Cossar to the winner of the most points for events Nos. 6 and MAORI EVENTS, o be controlled by Judges only), dsident's Memorial Challenge Shield for winning team of Haka, names to lie engraved on Shield. 19 Grand Poi Dance Competition.— Ist prize 100 s, 2nd 40s. Nomination 6s per team. To be performed by Maori women of not more than eight nor less than six in a team, team to be led by a Maori woman captain. 20 Maori Dance Competition.—lst prize 100 s, 2nd 40s. To be performed by men of not more than 12 in a team; each team to be led by a captain. 21 Potato Peeling Competition (Maori Method).—lst prize 15s, 2nd 7s 6d, 3rd 3s. Rennie's Special Prize of £1 Is. Post entry. For women; each to scrape six potatoes, and to make a kono (dish) out of flax to receive her potatoes. Prizes will he awarded for the first and cleanest scrapings; shells only to be used. 22 Wrestling (Cumberland style).— 12st 711) and under. Ist prize 60s, 2nd 20s. Post entry 2s. Four must enter or no second prize. Donated by Mr Gardiner. All nominations clo.se with the Secretary on Saturday .February 27th, 1915. All handicaps will be declared in the "Stratford Post," "Waitara livening Mail," and "Daily News." For Rules, etc., see Posters. Refreshment Booths on the Ground. ADMISSION—Is. Children under 12, 6d.

DANCE IN THE EVENING IN ST. JOHN'S HALL. , Good Music. Good Supper. Double Ticket ss. The winners of thfi Po; dances, Hakas, etc., will repeat theii performances. Half the proceeds will he given in aid of the Belgium Relief Fund. ISAAC BAILEY, Secretary.