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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXIII, Issue 58, 29 March 1901, Page 1

v ieM£ Suaviter in modo; fortiier in rd, \wtlm Shillings per #*ie. CHEMISTS AND STORES.

PATEA RACING CLUB ANNUAL HACKS QNtt KAB7.KB MONDAY, Bth April, 1901. President—W. C. Symee.Eeq. Vice-Presi dent— H. 0. Clarke, Esq. Judge —R. K Mcßae, Esq. Handicapper Mr. J. E Henrys. Starter Starting Machine. Timekeeper Mr. G. Potto. Clerk of Scales—Mr. J. Paterson. Clerk of Coarse Mr. P. Jastbury. Treasurer Mr. H. 0. Clarke. Stewards—Messrs S. GilliRan, W. Gower, G. T. Potto. W. Symes. T. Campbell, Jag Pater»on, H. 0. Clarke, R. B. Mcßae, A. Sargeant, W. Matthews PROGRAMME: 1. FLHHG HANDICAP, of 40 sovs recond horse to receive 6 sovs out oi the stakt distance i mils. Nomination, 16a; aocofitaa 90s. To start at 11.46 am 2. HANDIOAP HURDLES, of 40 govs: aooond hotse to reoeivo 6 sovs out of the stokes; ■'■'ituneo, lj[ mileßj ovor 6 flights of hurdles, 3tt i high. Tho winner of any hurdle race nfter the declaration of wo ; ghte to carry a penalty of lOlbs. Nomination, 168; acceptance, 30s. To •tart at 12.30 pm 3. KAKARAMEA STAKES, 5 govs: soctnd horse to receive 6 sovs out oi the stakes; diatanco 4J furlongs. Open to horses hat hav« never won a raco exceoding iJ2S in Ttluc. night. To start at 1 pin 4. PATEA EASTER HANDICAP, 75 sovs second ho 6 so»« oi Nomination, 20s; acoeptante, 40s, To start at 5. FARMERS' PLATE, of 25 sovs: second horse to receive 6 boys out of the stakes; I Open to all horses trained in, and the bona fide property of residents within tho boundaries of "■" »«*«- —d Havrera Counties for Ihreom"""' - of racing. To start at 2.45 p i ' 0. ALTON HIGH-WEIGHT HANDICAP. of 46 sovs.; second horse io receive 6 sovf "' * the stakes; distance 1 mile. Minimum Wi K n„, Bst 71b Nomination, 15s; acceptance, 265. To start at 3.30 p m 7. FINAL STAKES, of 25 bovb : second horse to receive 6 sovs out of tho stakes, 3) : "' anew, 44 furlongs. Open to all horses that li _. -on giuoral entry nipht. To start at 4.16 p m DAMS OF MOMINAIONB, ACCEPT ANOBS AKD GENBttAL ENTRIES. Nominations up to 8. p.m. on Wednesday, 6th March, 1901. Weights deolar«d on Fnday, 22nd Marob, 1001. AOOHPTANCBB AND GENBBAL EKTBILS up to 8 p.m. on Friday, 29th March, 1901. Bulbs and Regulations. 1 A "Truck " Tnnni n li,,r« (hut tina of l.i. co after declaration of weights to carry a penalty of 71bs, and of every additional race 61b extra in all handicap Hat oventa . -n, . ....1 . , ...j j,; re fun p ar , must be c.mlirmci in sible opportunity nl otheri entering nul ibovj ileetiiig are uutiI will b, nod that no ceivod unlc amount in cash Stakes paid in full. s to bs run undor lh'.» flfi I rule raein Note.—The Post and Telegraph oillcoj closes at p.m. The Secretary will receive' money fo investment on the totalisator. R. W. HAMKRTGN, fc'eerot»ry. Appro vod by the Taranaki M«tropoli " ' January 26th, 1901. Mussell eetwood, J^ucretary. SOFT AND GLOSSY HAIK, ie hair growsoft, glossy, and ntly matter that bat J many "thousands, The 1 quires to be nourished, and the tltin of the head kept clean and in a healthy condition. To do this you must use Parker'* Hair Tonic. It is tho only preparation that fullils all the requirements without the dipadvantuges necessary to promote a healthy and vigorous growth of hair. and It is not a greasy or oily preparation, will not soil the finest linen or lace is not poisonouH, nor dcets it contain anything to injure the most tender skin It is not highly perfumed, and in no way objectionable to the most rclixjed sense of smell. It eli'ectually removes dandriil or otho impurities from the scalp.' It makes the hair grow Boit, glossy, an strong It is sold in patent bottle* at 2u Gd; by post 3s. It is manufactured only by the proprietor, It should be on every lady's toilet tabic. Distributing Agent for Taranaki—A. E SYKKS, opposite Theatre Royal, New PJy month. Waitara Agents Lawbuvcj Bbos. Storekeepers. SUNBEAM PDP.K OitTUON Afteii—A. OOOK

TO JUaiRY FARMERS AR GOOD CALVES by giving them IV something to take the place of the fat removed by the separator. This is found in GOD LIVER OIL. A Hon will lear a calf. be obtainedjfrom RJJ.JTEMPLER, Stratford IMPORTANT TO FARMERS. : CHEAP MANURES! ON TBUOKB AT NGAHAURANGA, J*MAHURE-£4 Pee lon. GUABANTBBD ANALYSIS. Trloaloic Phosphate 27percei Ammonia 7 per oent. BONE DUST—£B Bs PKB TON. GUABANTBBD ANALYSIS. Tricaloic Phosphate Ammonia ... 43 per oent ... 4 per oent NO. 1 MIXTURE. £6 2s 6d PBB lON. OUABANMBD ANALYSIS. One-half Lawes' Sophbpuosphaih. One-half Boxa Dust. NO. > MIXTURE. £4 lOi pbb Tori One-half La was' Sotbbphosphatb. One-half" M." Manobb. HO. 4 MIXfUBB. t PBB Ton. One-third Lawks* Supekphobphatb One-third Thomas' Phosphatb One-third Bon* Dusc This is a first-class Tusiip Manure, tnd is specially recommended for wet or soar S?'EOIAL POTATO MANUKK£S pbb cox. ; KAINITI sfae addition of a small proportion of Kalhit to any of the Mixture is an advantage, and can be made without extra oharge i spooifltd by the pjrohasers.when giving the order.. MlXIUtt Von Manures are net nixed until the or&cs are sent out, and sarebw<•■< at theii "on earn have the tuigyul xi.ureo sent bem is me maker*! Bags, »aJ make the oiXturM tlheMMlve*. «|KGUIi MIXTUIB* oen be made at | uy time to rait famen. Note—The " M " Manare gave the best sntswilh Champion Swede Turnips at e Government Kxperimentai Farm at Momohak* hi 1897 (see page 170, Fifth Hettort of Agricultural Department) : The experiments made at Momshaki •ith various Manures upon Turnips in the Season 1898-99 show that the bust result was obtained from a mixture of one-third steamed bone diu*i and two-thirds basic slag (Thomas' Phosphate), whilst the bait remit, at a minimum cost, was from a nurture of one-third Lawes' Superphosphate and two-third* of the tV.M B Co'a , "M ' Manure. The latter mixture contains the same components as the W.M £. Co. a No. 3 Mixture, t»e proportions oeing I a little different. The former combination points o the fact, now generally recognised, that the value of batio slag, also known as Thomas' Phosphate, has been : great)* under-eitimated. the W.M.E. | s.'s St. 4 Mixture oentains one-third of Ckomas' Phosphate. A perusal of the report of Mr. Gillanders, the manager at I Momehaki, embodying the results uf the j experiments referred to, whioh will be found in the Seventh Report of the Department of Agriculture, wonld amply repay any farmer who finds a difficulty in J «eUcticg.the most suitable manures. ' THB'OOMPANY BEOEIVBB STOOK FOR FREEZING upon owner's account at the following rates To include slaughtering, Freezing, Sn. ppingr Wrapper and Freight. FOB SHIPMENTS IN THE MOjNl'H OF JUNE TO NOVEMBER, inclus've— MOTION, Jd per lb (three farthings) BEEF, 9-10 d nine-tenths of a penny LAMB, 9-10 d „ (nine-tenths of a penny F)R SHIPMENTS IN THB MONTHS OF DEOEMBER TO MAY, inclusiveMUTiON.U and 1-101 per lb (one - penny and one-tenth) BEEF, 1 and MOd per lb (one pennr and one-tenth LAMB, l-5d per lb '(one penny and one fifth The Wellington Meat Export Company, DILMOT BLADDEN. PARTNERSHIP. CE is hereby given that we, t undersigned have this day entered tnershiD as Land and Estate Agents w Plymciuoa, EDGAR WATT. DAVID LAIN G