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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXIII, Issue 53, 21 March 1901, Page 1

Liver, Kidney and . Brought to : A FULL STOP : By the tiiflely use of "Jmpei/s Jfiay jTpple" Thla Brilliantly SaeoMtfal Remedy It Hit HONBST ABDieiltß-Not a MyaterioM Ooflooetto*. IT O*N BK TAKIN WITH CONFIDKMOtt. mtMtedKuf a 2> ' •%. '.jMBttNTS AND STORE!. «» ffl» <»7

TO jjaißY FARMERS J v something to take tbe place of the tat removed by the separator. This is found in OOD LIVER OIL. A lion will rear a calf. be obtained |from TEMPLER, Stratford IMPORTANT TO FARMERS, :CHEAP MANURES! ON TBVOES AT NGAHAURANGA. M.MANUBB-£4 Pbb TON. GUARANTEED ANALYSIS. Trioaloio Phosphate 27 per cent. Ammonia 7 per. cent. BONK GUABANTBBO ANALYSIS. Tricalcic Phosphate 43 per cent Ammonia 4 per cent NO. 1 MIXTURE. £6 2i 6d pus lON. GUABANTIBD AKALTSIS. One-half Lawbb' Sdpbbphosphatb. One-half Bond Oust. NO. 3 MIXTURE. £4 10s fbb Ton. One-half Lawbb' Supbbphosphaxb, One-half." M " Manors. NO. 4 MIXTURE. £4116s pbb Tom. Ot>o-thlrd|LAWßs' Sotbbphospham Ofle-third'THOMAs' Phosphaib One-third fc BoH» Unsi This is a first-olas* Turnip Manure, and is Bpocmlly reeommended for wet or sour lands. SPECIAL POTATO MANURB£6 PBB TOlt. KAINITI The addition of a small proportion of Kaiiiiv to any of the Mixture is an advantage, and out be made without extra charge 1 speoiflcd by the jiving the order. MlXIUtt a Manures are not mlxeft until the i are sent oat, and parchasers at their earn have the seisin J manures mt a hi the ■taker's o-«», and make the tt themsalvw. CXA*- MLXIURKb wo be made at ' Won to nit farmer*. I Note—The " U. " Manare gave tfae beet resflfte in proportion to oost out of 19 ex- | Momohalri in 1897 (see page 170, Fifth ■ *»——r» of Agricultural Department) : o experimeats made at Momohaki with various Manures upon Turnips in the (Season 1898-09 show that the best result was obtained from a mixture of one-third steamed bone duit and two-thirds baslo slag (Thomas' Phosphate), whilst the best remit, at a minimum cost, was from a nocture of one-third Lawes' Superphosphate and two-thirds of the VV.M E Co's "M ' Manure. The latter mixture contains the same components as the W, MA Co. s No. 1 Mixture, tbe proportions oeing a little differest. The former combination points o the faot, now generally recognised, that the value of baiio slag, also known aa Thomas' Phosphate, has bees greatl* under-eitimated. The W.M.E. Ce.'s Ne. 4 Mixture contains one-third of Enemas' Phosphate. A perusal of the report of Mr. Gillanders, the manager at Momehaki, embodying the results of the experiments referred to, which will be found ia the Seventh Report of the Department of Agriculture, woild amply repay any 1 farmer who finds a difficulty in •el*cting!Jthe most suitable manures. thb'oompak* receives STOOK FOR FREEZING' upon owner's account at the following rates (To include slaughtering, Freezing, Sn pping, Wrapper and Freight. FOR SHIPMENTS IN THE MOAI'H OF JUNE TO NOVEMBER, inoWw-; l MUTTON, Jd'pcr lb (tliree farthings) BEEF, 9-10 d ntne-tenths of a penny LAMB, 9-10 d „ (nine-tenths of a penny F)R SHIPMENTS IN THE MONTHS OF DEOEMBER TO MAY, MUIXON, 1 and l-10d per lh (one: penny and one-tenth) | BEEF, 1 and MOd per lb' (one penny and eno-tenth LAMB, l-5d per lb (one penny and one fifth The Wellington Meatj Export Company, LIMITED. DILNOT SLADDEN, I * PARTNERSHIP. X OE is hereby given that we, t I undersigned have this day entered Into tnershiD as Land and Kstate Agents n w PlvmoitM. . , EDGAR WATT. ! i DAVID LAING

PATEA RACING CLUB ANNUAL HACKBONU HACKBONU B.AS;TKR K.O.KDAY, Btb*April, 1901. President—W.O. Byrnes, Esq. Vioe-Preet dent—H. 0. Clarke, r~ ■•-• • MoHae, Esq. Handlca'ppei Mr. J. B Henrys. Starter Starting Maohioe. Timekeeper Mr. 0. Potto. Clerk of Sonlea—Mr. J. Patersou. Olerk of Course Mr. P. Eastbury. Treeeurer Mr. H. 0. Clarke. Stewards—Messrs 8. GtUtgan, W. Gower, O. T. Potto. W. Byrnes, T. Campbell, Jas Pater»on, H. 0. Clarke, B, X. Moßae, A. .Sargeant, W. Matthews PROGRAMME: 1. FLYING HANDICAP, of 10 sovs sesond horse to receive 6 sovs oat ol the stake* distance } milo. Nomination, 16a; acceptance 90s. To start at 11.45 am 9. HANDICAP HURDLES, of 40 sovs: distunee, U miles; over 0 flights of hurdles, Bft Din high. Tho winner of any hurdle race after start at 12.30 pm 3. KAKARAMKA STAKES, 6 sow: leotnd hone to receive fi sovs out ol the stakes; diitanee 4fc furlong. Open to burses hat have novet won a moo exceeding £26 in value. Weight Bst. Enlranoo, 25s—on general ontry night. To start at 1p m 4. PATEA EASTER HANDICAP, 76 sovs; seeond horse to receive 10 sovs, and thifd horse 6 sots out of the stakes; distance, 1J miles. Nomination, 80s; aooeptaneo,4os. To start at 2pm 5. FARMERS' PLATE, of 26 govs: second horse to receive 6 sovs out of the stakes; distance 1 mile. Entrance, 26s—on general entry night. For all horses that have never started imxmMmmKMWmMHmii Open to all horses trained in, and the bona property of residents within tho boundaries of prior to date of racing. To start at 2.46 p m 6. ALTON HIGH-WEIGHT HANDICAP. of 46 sovs. j second horse to receive 6 sovs out of the stakes; distance 1 mile. Minimum weight , Bst7lb. Nomination, 16s; acceptance, 265. To Btart at 8.30 pm 7. FINAL STAKES, of 25 bovb: eeoond horse to receive 6 sovs out of the stakes, Dietasoe, 4} furlongs. Open to all horses that have ttflt. Entrance, 26j on general entry uirht. To start at 1.16 p m DASES OF NOMINAIONB, ACCEPT AMOB4 and GENERAL ENTRIES. »OMrui*ioKß np to 8. p.m. on Wednesday,6th March, 1001. WBaoHTB deolarod on Friday, SSnd March, 1001. AOOBPTANOBB AMD GBNBBAL EntBIM U0 to 8 p.m. on Friday, 29th March, 1901. Rules and Regulations. I—A " Hack " means a horse that has at time of Nomination, never won a race of tho value of 80sovaor races of the colloctiye value of since Ist August, 1809, aid has ncvor Ivortised race oicco ling 40 «ov» (hack and hunter races excepted) 1 -The winner of any flat race after declaration "* ""'"'''a to curry a penalty of 71bs, and of every 1 race 61b extra in ail handicap flat ible opportunity 4—Ownors,trainers,"an 1 otheri e accepting horses fjr the above &<»ti fied that no entries or ujccptancje will be re. eeived unless accomosniod by the n.cetsary amount in cash Stakes paid in full. All races tobj ran under tin flew ZnUnd rule raein Note.—The Post and Telegraph offices closes at p.m. The Secretary will receive money fo Investment on the totalisator. R. VY. HAMERTON, Secretary. Approved by the Tar< January 26th, 1901. Mussell eetwood, &wetary SOFT AND GLOSSY HAIR. rpo make the hair growsoft," glossy, and 1 luxuriantly i« a matter that has vexed tho minds of many thousands. The hair requires to be nourished, atiu the skin of the head kept clean and in a healthy condition. To do this you must use Parker's Hair Tonto, It is the only preparation that fulfils all the requirements without the disadvantage! necessary to promote a healthy and vigorou* growth of hair. nnd 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 akin It is not highly perfumed, and in no to the most refined sensa of smell. -*-* It effectually removes dandiiff or othe impurities from the scalp. It makes the hair grow soft, tloaay. an atreng * ** It is sold in patent bottles [at 2a 6d: b* post 3s. ' ' * It is manufactured only by tho proprietor. It should bo on every lady's toilet table. n J2!!2£ bnttag A B ent for Taranaki-A. B. SYKEB, opposite Theatre Royal, New Plv. mouth. ' Waitara Agente Lawmnojj BJHM. Storekeepers. «» SUNBEAM