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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXV, Issue 50, 27 February 1903, Page 4

only on the us© of Wolfe's i johnappa that it ought to be judged. you he tde Judge. Every bottle of Wolfe's Schnapps contains an honest preparation of Juniper Berries and select Barley. If you need a stimulant that will brace a tired body or clear a tired mind, TEST WOLFE'S SC ?iN APPS—not a false stimulant but a builder up of vital You take no Slisk. Better not take anything than accept a substitute l'or this sterling old tonic. Imitations are put out for one purpose only—to make bi<j profits—they are absolutely worthless. -BuyZ M>olc for >.he name t and accept g only bottles with the signature of f= U lolpho Wolfe on the label. AFTKR THE HOY/.L VlSl'l. AFTKK exciting t:m<>s the health of children requires VCI7 special looking after. That 'the child is father to the man,' physically as well a? mentally, is one of those truths that can never be coo often insisted upon, and the thoughtful pareut will bo careful above all to see that her child has the proper nourishment; to establish its constitution. A good constitution is a rock on which alone success arid strength can be built. Among the various foods that science commends in these days for this purpose, noue holds a higher place than N have's Food for Inputs And iNVALr'np. iccording to the test, medical testimony, and, what is perhaps better still, the grateful testimony of thousands of hap y mothers, this food contains all the caturr-il elements of strength, and while it is pleasar.t to the taste and eagerly taken by children, it may also be used by persons of all ages with decided benefit. It is a bonu-buiiding, hcaHh-sns taining pro" act that cannot be fo warmly -ecommecded. and we gladly a-M j".r words of praise to that of the numerous medical journals and experts that have recommende 1 it, Neave'S Food should have a prominent place in the dietary of evc-ry house where there are children or invalids.—Advt. STAR FOOTBALL CLUB'S Eighth A. nnual Spouts, To be held 011 EASTER MONDAY, 13TII APRIL, 1903, IN THE RECREATION GROUNDS, NEW PLYMOUTH. Handieappcr, Mr R. H. Kivell; Starter, Mr E. L. Humphries; Conductor of Sports, Mr E. Dockrill. PROGRAMME. RUNNING EVENTS (Under Star Club's Rules). 1. Maiden Race, 150 yards, L2. First prize, .LI 10a; second, Is. Post entry, 1 2s. 2. Sheffield Handicap, 120 yards, £3O. First prize, L2O; second, L 7; third, L 3; Nomination, 7s Gd; acceptance, l'.'s Gd. 3. 220 Yards Handicap, L 5 10s. First prize, L 4; second, LI ; third, 10s. Nomination, 2s ; acceptance, Vs. i. 440 Yards Handicap, £lO. First prize, L 7; second, L2; third, LI. Nomination, 3s Gd; acceptance, 3s 6d. 5. Half-mile Handicap, L 6. First prize; L 4; second, 3<ss; third, 10s. Nomination, 2s; acceptance, 2s. 6. One Mile Publicans' Handicap, £l3. First prize, L 10; second, L'-; third, LI. Nomination, 4s; acceptances, Gs. 7. 120 Yards Hurdles, Lt 10s. First prize, L 3 ; second, LI; third, 10s. Nomination, 2s; acceptance, 2s. $. Amateur Race, 100 yards. First prize, Trophy valued 1.3 ; second, Trophy Valued LI, Nomination, 2s; acceptance, 2s. 9. Boys' Race (under 17), 120 yards, !.■' ss. First prize, LI; second, ss. Entrance, Is. 10. Obstacle Race, LI 15s. First prize, LI ; second, 10s ; third, ss. Tost entry, Is. 11. Forced Handicap, 220 yards, L2 l(V. First prize, L2 ; second, 10s. I'usfc entry. Wfmicrs, 2s Gd ; Losers, Is. 12. Footballers' Race, 4*lo yards, <\ ■ > ■ members of Clubs alliliated will.'l naki Rugby Union only, L2. J ■■ ■, prize, 30s; second, 10s. Nomina;ii n, Is Gd ; acceptance, Is Gd. 13. Novice Race, 50 yards. First prize, 1.1 10s; second, 10s, Nomination, Is G' ; acceptance, Is. CYCLING EVENTS. Mile Handicap, L 4 10s. First prize, L 3; second, LI ; third, 10s. Nomina tion, 2s ; acceptance, Is. 2. Two-mile Handicap, L 4 10s. First prize, L 3; second, LI; third, 10s. Nomination, 2s; acceptance, Is. Nominations, accompanied by performances and fees, close 011 SATURDAY, 21st March, 1903, at 8.30 p.m. Handicaps due about SATURDAY, 4th April. - -Acceptances for all events, except post entries, close on the ground at 12 o'clock. Sports commence at 12 o'clock noon. If sufficient inducement offers, a 440 yards [Event for Amateurs will be placed on the programme, post entry. ' The Committee reserve the right to alter this programme in any respect. : Competitors must obtain their passes from the Secretaries at the gates before 12 noon. J. ELLIOTT & K. GEORGE, Hon. Sees. P.O. Box 67, New Plymouth. E B R A 8 O H, Dbntal S'ubgbon Complete Sets a£l 1 0 £2 0 .. £3 3 0 Pure Gas 2 6 Extractions, under Gas 2 6 Kxtrations 10 All Work Guabanteed. Addiess:—Opposite Coffee Palace (Corner of Egmont and Devon Streets MR. BRASOH will visit Inglewood every Wednesday, aud may be consulted at Mr. Qnigiey's R. 0. TEMPLES STOUK a. GUNS RA L oowaisaios agent ntOL'UCK I;ROK?:R nousH ACttfir. KftMTS COLLECTED AU'OUN'JANT ALUJSRB London & i.aneac-hire Firs Wellington tixpori- '3. Kainrra. N.Z. Dairyman. Ood Liver Oil fci Calves, Keystone Dehorner (the bbst in market), HV.ADWAY . STRATFORD