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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXIII, Issue 68, 4 April 1901, Page 1

j^g^g^g^gg^^g*] IS LIFE WORTH LIVING? THAT DEPENDS UPON THE LIVER , , IMPEY'S MAY APPLE'I ) Indigestion, Biliousness, Flatulency, Constipation, and all Liver, Kidney c isui S&smach Complaint*, are Cured * by this New Vegetable Remedy. * 2b. o Chemtots ausx€L Stoves • 2s* . l^^^^^^^^L^^SS^^^^ES |^ja<

TO u&iRY FARMERS l\> something to take tbe place of 1 fat removed by the separator. Tbis is found in COD LIVER OIL. A lion will rear a calf. bo obtained from R. 0. TEMPLE H, Stratford IMPORTANT TO FARMERS. CHEAP MANURES! ON TRUOKS AT NGAHAURA.NGA. M MANURE—£4 Pkb Ton. OUABANTBKD ANALYSIS. Iricalcic Phosphate 27 per cent. Ammonia ... ... ... 7 per cent. BONK DUST—£S 5s peb Tok. GUARANTEE!) ANALYSIS. Tricalcic Phosphate ... Ammonia .. 43 per cent 4 per cent NO. 1 MIXTURE. £6 2s lid peb TON. OUABANTMSO ANALYSIS. One-half Lawks' Scpkbphosphath. One-hall Bonh Dust. NO. 3 MIXTURE. £4loa per Ton. One-half Lawes' Superphosphate. Ono-haU." M" Manure. NO. 4 MIXTURE. £4;ißs per Ton. One-third Lawes' Sopbrphosphatb One-third Thomas' Phosphate One-third Bon» Dust This is a first-clats Turnip Manure, and is epe<:ially recommendbd for wet or sour lands. SPECIAL, POTATO V ANURK£S PSB TON. KAINIT ! The addition of a small proportion of Kajmit to aDV of the Mixture is an advan- ' ---' 'Miout extra charge sers wteu piving the order. MIXIIvU The Manures are not mixed until Uie ordors aro sent out, and ;■•'. chjusers at tbei. option can have tho ori.'.i i i manures S'.nt to thorn in the maln.'r'.-. i-yi. and make ihr mixtures themselves. SPECIAL MIXTURJiIb oao be made at. my time to suit fanners. Note—The " M " Manure gave the beat results in proportion to cost out of 19 experiments with Champion Swede Turnips at the Government Experimental Farm at Momohaki in 1597 tsee page 170, Fifth Report of Agricultural Department) : Tho experiments made at Momohaki ! with various Manures upon Turnips in the | Sooson 1898-99 show that ihe iibst result] was obtained from a mixture of ouo-third steamed bone dut f . and two-tttirds basic slae (Thomas' Phosphate), whilst the bett ruiult, at a minimum cost., was from a n-ixture of one-third Lawes' Superphosphate and two-thirds of the W. M K Go's "M ' Manure. The latter mixture contains the same components as the SY.M i£. Co. i No. 3 Mixture, ti'e proportions oeing a little different. The former combination points o the fact, now generally recognised, that the valifo of bade slag, also known as Thomas' Phosphate, has been greatly under-eetimatcd. The W.M.E. Co.'s No. 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 experiment* referred to, which will be found 1« tho Seventh lienors of the Department of Agriculture, wonld amply repay any farmer who find? a difficulty in <elf(!ting,t!ie most suitable manures. tUfi OOMPANV REOEIVES STOCK FOB FREEZING upon Conor's account at the following rates To include s'augi.luring, freezing, Sn pping, Wrapper and Freight. FOR SHIPMENTS IN THE MOrt'i'tt OF JUNK TO NOVEMBER, molus veMUTXON, -Jd per lb (three farthings) BEEF, 9-10 d nine-tenths of a penny LAMB, 9-10 d „ (nino-tentbs of a penny F)R SHIPMENTS IN THE MONTHS OF DEOEMBER TO MAY, inclusiveMUTION, 1 and 1-10.1 per lb (one! penny and one-tenth) BEEF, 1 and l-10d per lb (one penny and one-tenth LAMB, 1-Sd per lb (one penny and one fifth The Wellington MealExport Company, DILNOT HLADDK.v. PARTNERSHIP. TOTIRE is hereby given that wo, tli< reigned have this day cntcre> uiiu partuerelno as Laud and Kst;ite /igont: in New PlynuAun, EDGAR WATT. DiVID LAING.

I PATEA KACING CLUB J ANNUAL MEETING.-*" HACKBONI\ E A H K K MONDAY, Bth April, 1901. President—W.O. Byrnes, Esq. Vioe-Presl dent— H. 0. Clarke, Esq. Judge —B. K Mcßae, Esq. Handicapper Mr. J. K Henrys. Starter Starting Machine. Timekeeper Mr. G. Potto. Clork of Scales—Ma J. Paterson. Clerk of Conine Mr. P. £astbur». Treasurer Mr, H. 0. Clarke. Stewards—Messrs 8. 01111, Ran, W. Gower. O. T. Potto, W. Sjmes. T. Campbell, Jas Pateroon, H. 0. Clarke, B. I, McKae, A. Sargoant, W. Matthews PROGRAMME: 1. FLYING HANDICAP, of 40 eovs cond horse to receive 5 sovs out ot the stakes stance £ mi!e. Nomination, 16s; acceptance is. To start at 11.45 am 2. HANDICAP HURDLES, of 40 sovb: errand horse to receive 5 sots out of the stakes J distance, 1J miles; over 6 flights of hurdles, Sit "'n high. Tho winner of any hurdle rsos after o declaration of wo'ghts to cjrry a penalty of lOllis. Nomination, 15s; acceptance, 20s, To start ai 12.30 pm 3. KAKAIUMRA STAKES, 5 sovs: scend horse to mei«o6 sovs out ot tho stakesj distance 4j furlongs. Open to horses hat haw never won a raco exceeding £25 in Tslue. Weight Bst. Entrance, 25s—on gcnoral entry night. To start at Ipm 4. PATEA EASTER HANDICAP. 75 «ow second horse to receive 10 sovs, snd third horse 5 sois out of the stakes; distance, 1| miles. Nomination, 20s; accep an:c, 40s. Xo start at 5 FARMERS' PLATE, of 25 ton: second horse to rrcciva 5 sovs out of tho (takes; distance 1 mile. Entrance, 26s—on general entry night. For all horses that have never started f r any other race (Fame's' Plates excepted, and 'mors of tb/se baaed). Welter " | u|.en to oil horses (rained in, and the bona the Jute.-i and Uawi piiirto date of racily. .... ...... -v .»« r IJ. ALTON HIGH-WEIGHT HANDICAP. of 45 sovs..- siTond horsn to receive 6 sovs out ot Ihe stakes; distance 1 mile. Minimum weight, Sst 71b Nomination, 15s; acceptance, 265. To sturt at 3.30 p m 7. FINAL STAKES, of 26 govs: aeooDd horse to receive 5 sovs out of the stakes, Wist. ar.ee i\ furlongs. Open I<j all horses that ha»e never »on a race at time <f stalling. Weight, I DATES OF NOMINAIONB, ACCEPT ANCEi and GKNEttAL ENTRIES. Dominations up to 8. p.m. on Wednesdny, Clh March, 1901. WtH, its declared on FrWay, 22nd Maich, lilm. ACOKI-i /-NHUS AND ÜBNKBAI ENTRiIS BD to b p.m. on Friday, 29th March, 1901. Ruli ; and Regulations. ' k " linns ahors that has st tun* of Kotrhmtion, never won a race of the value o 80sovior races of the collective value of 16C sovs sincn Ist August, 1803. and lias never won an advertised race escee ting 40 sovs (hack and hunter races excepted) 2 -The winner of any flat race after declaration ot we'ghts to carry a pcualtyof 71bs, and of et additi' ual race 51b extra in all handicap flat event" I 3—Entries by (•■l'granis must give full p«"wntuig at the curliest possible opportunity > I 4-Owners, trainers, ant others onterinj and ug horses fir tho above Met ,t no entries or aeceptuuci oinpaniod by tho u-j Note.-The Post and Telegraph offices cloaes at p.m. Tho Secretary will rocelvo'money fo investment on the totalisator. R VV. HAMKRTON, Secretary. Approved by the "> oranuki Mctropoktan Ciub January 2Bth, 1901. Stufboll eetwood, _ Secretary. SOFT AND GLOSSY HAIR. TO make toe hair tfiowsoft,' glossy, and luxuriantly it'u matter that has vexed the minds of many'thousands. The hair re quires to be nourished, and tho akin of the head kept clean and iu a healthy condition. To do this you most use Parker'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. and It is not a greasy or oily preparation, will not soil the finest linen or lace is not poisonous, cor dees it contain anything to injure the most tender skin It is not highly perfumed, and in BO way objeelionable to the most refined sens* of .:n.cli. It effectually removes dandriff or othe inipuri'io.* from the sculp.' It makes the hair grow soft, glossy, Ml strong It is .sold in patent bottles at 2e 6d'; by pott 3s. It is manufactured only by the proprietor, II should be on every lady's toilet table. Distributing Agent for Taranakl—A li SYKES, opposite Theatre Kojal, New H»mouth. Waiters. Agents Lawbbnoh BUM. I Storekeepers. i'Ufttt (!:-TU> SUNBEAM ruw TEA.