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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXIII, Issue 52, 18 March 1901, Page 1

Liver, Kidney and . jt, Stomach Complaints I s " V Brought to #••»#••••••#•• f : A FULL STOP : By the timely use ol "Jmpej/s J/lay JfTpple" Tbls Brilliantly Successful Remedy le an HONEST JABDISINB—Not a Hyetartoae CoHeoethHßi JT QAM BK TAKEN WITH COKHDIHOB. " lmpey** Mat Apple" to made turn the pmertpdoa of Ift. SkMßnf Impey, toe eminent lcttarcr wd boteniet. lt» principal constituents are tank)} aeknowledged to be thou old-fuMonod bM eterling vegetable extracte t May apple, OiMlelleb Catoara and Terkey Btituh eompoondid In • MlenUfie up-to-date bihlon. There fa no better rwtontlr* la the world lor dettogeoMtt of the Dlgeadve Otguu or Sluggub Liver. • 2/- CHEMISTS AND BTORRB. »«W

PATEA BAOING CLUB ANNUAL MEETINfi!— Fo rHACKB ONLY KjAg.tEß M O|N DAT, Bth>prl), 1901. President—W.O. Symes.Esq. Vioe-Presl dent—B. 0. Olarke, Esq. Judge —B. B Mcßae, Esq. Hacdloappei Mr. J. K Henrys. Starter Starting Machine. Timekeeper Mr. G. Potto. Clerk of Scales—Mr. J. Paterson. Clerk of Co one Mr. P. Kastbury. Treasurer Mr. H. 0. Clarke. Stewards—Messrs S. Oillifian, W. Gower, G. T. Potto, W. Sjmea, T. Campbell, Jan Pateroon, H. 0. Clarke, B, B. Mcßae, A. Sargeant, W. Matthews PROGRAMME: 1. FLYING HANDICAP, of 40 sot* second horse to receive 5 sov« out ol the stakes distance | mile. Nomination, 16s; aoceptanoe 90s. To start at 11.45 a m 3. HANDICAP HURDLES, of 40 sots: second horse to receive G sots out of tbe stakes': distance, 1} miles; over 8 flights of hurdles, Bft flin high. The winner of any hurdle race after the declaration of weights to carry a penalty of lOlbs. Nomination, 15s; acceptance, 20s. To start at 12.80 p m S. KAKARAMEA STAKES, 5 sow: second horse to receive 6 sots out ol the stakes; distanoe <4 furlongs. Open to horses hat hava never won a raco exceeding £26 in value. Weight Bst. Entrance, 25»—on general entry night. To start at 1p m 4. PATEA EASTER HANDICAP.7Ssow; seoand horse to receire 10 sots, and third hort* 6 so\s out of tbe stakes; distance, 1| mile*. Nomination, 20s; acceptance, 40s. To start at 2pm 5. FARMERS' PLATE, of 25 aovs: second horse to receire S sots out of the stakes; distance 1 mile. Entrance, 25s—on general entry night. For all horses that hare never started for any other race (Farmers' Plates excepted, and winners of those ba- ml). Welter Open to all horses trained in, and the bona ads property of residents within the boundaries of the I'atea ami Hirer* Counties for three months prior to date of racing. To start at 2.45 p m 6. ALTON HIGH-WEIGHT H ANDICAP, of 45 sots. ; second horse to receire 6 suvs out of the stakes; distance 1 mile. Minimum weight; Bst 71b Nomination, 15s; acceptance, 25i. To start at 3,30 p m 7. FINAL STAKES, of 25 sots : second horse to roceiva 8 sots out of the stakes. Distanoe. Ai furlongs. Open to all horses that hare never won a raee at time H starting. Weight, Oat. Entrance, -on general entry nirht. To start at 4.15 p m DATES OP NOMINAIONB, ACCEPT ANCB3 and GENERAL ENTRIES. Nominations up to 8. p.m. on Wednesday, 6th March, 1901. Wkiohts declared on Friday. 22nd March, 1001. Aookpiances akd Genkbal Entbueb np to 8 p.m. on Friday, 29th March, 1901. RULUS AND RKaULATIOSB. I—A " Hack " meant a horse that has at time of Nomination, never won a raee of the ralue of 80 sots or races of tho collective value of 150 sots since Ist August, 1899, and has uover Von an adrcrtised race excelling 40 sors (hack anl hunter races exceptod) 2 —The winner of any flat raco after declaration at weights to curry a penalty of 71bs, and oferery additional race olb extra in all handicap flat event? 3—Entries by tel?grnms must give full particulars of the horse, and must be continued in Writing at the earliest possible oppjrtunity 4 Owners, trainers, an I other< entering and accepting horses fir the ub jvj Meeting uro uotilled that no entries or a.'ceplauces will be received unless accompanied by tho necessary amount in cash Stakes paid in full. Allraoes tobjruu unlur the He* Zodaal rule racrn Note.—Tbe Post and Telegraph offices closes at p.m. The Secretary will receive; money fo investment on the totalisator. R. W. HAMERTON, Secretary. Approved by the I'aranuki Metropolitan Club, January 20th, 1901. Mussell eetwood, Secretary. T SOFT AND GLOSSY HAIR. 'O'make the hair growsoft,''glossy, and luxuriantly is a matter that has vexed the minds of many thousands. The hair requires to be nouriehed, and the skin of the head kept clean and in a healthy condition. To do this you must use I'arker's Hair Tonio. It is the only preparation that fulfils all the requirements without the disadvantages necessary to promote a healthy and vigorous growth of hair. mul It is not a greasy or oily preparation, will not soil the finest linen or lace is not poisonous, nor dees it contain anything to injure the most tender skin It is not highly perfumed, and in no way objectionable to the most refined wnn of smell. It effectually removes dandrill/or otbe impurities from the scalp. It makes the hair grow soft, glossy, an atreng It is sold in patent [.bottles [at 2s 6d'; by post 3s. It is manufactured only by the proprietor! It should be on every lady's toilet table. Distributing Agent for Taranaki—A E. BYKEB, opposite Theatre Royal, Now Plymouth. Waitara Agents I awbhnce BBOS. Storekeepers. "" SUNBEAM WRR osY!/>;; rjp CMC* 4 f).* * *

TO jjaißY FARMERS , RKAB GOOD CALVEB by giving thorn something to take the place .of the fat removed by the separator. This is found in GOD LIVKR OIL. A lion will rear a calf. * be obtained/rom R..0. TEMPLER, Stratford IMPORTANT TO FARMERS. :CHEAP MANURES! ON TRTOKB AT HGAHAURANGA. M;iIANDRE-£4 Phr TOM. OUABAKTEBD ANAMBia. Tricaloic Phosphate 27 per oent. Ammonia 7 per.oent. BONE DUST—£6 5a FEB TOM. GUAfiANTHHD ANALTBIB. Tricaloic Phosphate 43 per oent Ammonia 4 per oent NO. 1 MIXTURE. £6 2i 6d PBJB TON. OUABANTMO ANALYSIS. One-half liAwra' Sufbbfhosphatb. One-half Bone Dobt. NO. 8 MIXTURE. £4los pbb Ton. One-half Lawks' Buferfhosfhatb. One-half 4 " M." Mahubb. NO. 4 MIXTURE. £4;iss pan Ton. One-third|LAVßg' BuPBRFHOgPHAT» Oae-third'THOMAS 1 Phosphaib One-third*BoN> Dusi This is a first-olass Turnip Manure, %nd is speoially recommended for wet or bout lands. SPECIAL POTATO MANURE£6 FEB TON. KAINIT 1 He addition of a small proportion of Kaljiit to anv of the Mixturo is an advantage, and can oe made without extra charge i specified by the purchasers,,when giving the order. MIXING Xbe Manures are not mixed -until the ordars are sent out, and purchasers at theit option caa have the origin <.l manures sent tonem i> the maker's t>and make the ribfeirea themselves. SfKOLAi, MIXTUiiKb oao be made at uf time to snit farmers. Vote—The " M " Manare gave the best ruuite in proportion to oost out of 19 experiment* with Champion Swede Turnips at the Government Experimental Farm at Momohaki in 1897 (tee page 170, Fifth Re&prt of Agricultural Department) fiie experiments made at Momohaki with various Manures upon Turnips in the Season 1898-99 show that the best result was obtained from a mixture of one-third stesmed bone duit and two-thirds basic ■lae; (Thomas' Phosphate), whilst the best remit, at a minimum cost, was from a otixture of one-third Lawes' Superphosphate and two-thirds of the (V.MB Co's "M ' Manure. The latter mixture contains the same components as the W.M £. Co. s No. ? Mixture, the proportions otlng a little different. The former combination points o the faot, now generally reoognised, that the value of bario slag, also known as Thomas' Phosphate, has bees greatly under-eitimated. The W.M.E. Ce.'s Wo. 4 Mixture contains one-third of Thomas' Phosphate. A perusal of the report of Mr. Gillanders, the manager at Momohaki, embodying the results of the experiments referred to, whioh will be found ia tho B«venth Report of the Department of Agriculture, wonld amply repay any farmer who finds a difficulty in •electingJche most suitable manures. THR*COMPANY BIOEIVBB BTOOK FOR FREEZING upon owner's account at the following rates To include slaughtering, Freezing, Sn pping, Wrapper and Freight, FOR SHIPMENTS IN THE MONTH OF JUNK TO NOVEMBER, inolus've— * MUTTON, Jd'per lb (three farthings) BEEF, 9-10 d nine-tenths of a penny LAMB, 9-10 d,i (nine-tenths of a penny F)R BHIPMENTS IN THE MONTHS OF DECEMBER TO MAY, MUriON, 1 and 1-101 per lb (one! penny and one-tenth) BEEF, 1 and 1-lCd por lb' (one penny and one-tenth LAMB, 1-Sd per lb (one penny and one fifth The Wellington Meat Export Company, LIMITED. DILNOT BLADDKN, PARTNERSHIP. NOE iaV hereby given that we, t undersigned have this day entered nto tnershiti as Land and Estate Agents n w Plymoi>«a. EDGAR WATT. DAVID LAING