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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVI, Issue 31, 11 February 1904, Page 4

TAKE A SIP OP SURATURA TEA ANT) you will be delighted with the delicious flavour. Suratura is a different kind of tea from all others. It is a perfect tea, as per■fjttct cts nature and the bps>t efforts! of man can make it. Tt has a delicate bouquet all its own imparted to it by naturo ittfelf. The fragrance and riehness are incomparable. Suratura is grefwn, cured, anrd pjucked in Ceylon—it i.s pure, lxmest lea, and is guaranteed not l)lended with Indian, China, or any eheap or inferior tea. RETAIL PRICES : Suratura A quality 1/8 per Tb Suratura B quality 1/11 per IT> Suratura D quality 2/2 per lb Suratura X quality 2/6 par fe SOLD BY ALL STOREKBFPERS.

TARANAKI ANNUAL REGATTA. (Rowed under the Rules of the New Zealand Amateur Rowing Association), to be held 011 the WAITARA RIVER On Thursday, March 24. OFFICERS : l'atrons : Messrs Jennings and Smith, M's.H.K., 0. Samuel, J. Paul N. King, E. Dockrill, J. B. Foy, HOkey, K. Victors, B. H. NichoUs, li. Cock, R. H, l'igott, H. Liardet, W. I'. Sivell, Burgess, Fnaser, Borthwick, Steeds. President: Mr G. V. Tote Vice-presidents : Messrs Doolv tJuivthe, J. Sartcn, G. Pearce, lII*. Goode, W. L. Gray, W. Glower, A. W. Ogle, G. IT. Stubbs, B. C. Lawrence, R. Hicks, Gilbert, J. D. Wyllie, J. c. McArtney. Committee : Messrs Vickery, R. Tate, C. H. Johnston, A. Klenner, L. Sampson, RT. Hicks, S. Wyllie, J. Teli'ar, T. Gadidaid. Judge: Mr J. Paul. Deputy Judge: Mr J. D. Wyllie. Umpires: Messrs Ogle, J. Sartcn, G. V. Tate. Timekeeper :Mr J. Telfar. Starter : Mr T. G odd and. Treasurer : Mr S. Wyllie. Secretary :Mr H. Spundle. Protest Committee : Messrs Ogle, J. Sai-ten, G. V. Tate. Auditors : Messrs Becki>essing>er and Buchanan. PROGRAMME : 1. Boys' Wbalcboat Race—For boys under 17 years. First prize £3, second £l. About three-quarters of a mile. 2. Maiden Wlialeboat Race—No members of crew to have won any race (Junior Race excepted). Fiist prize £6, second £l. One mile and, a half. 3. Senior Four-Oar Clinker RaceFirst prize £ls, second £4, for four boats or more. Three boats first prize £ls, second £3. Two boats, £lo.' About one mile. 4. Girls' Wlmlebuat. lfact—For girls under 18 years of age. First prize £4, second £2, third £l, for three crews and over ; for two crews, lirst £3, second £l. About half a mile. 5. Champion Wlialeboat Race—First prize £2O, second £5. Two miles. 6. High Dive —Neatest header. About 15 feet. First, prize £l, second 10s. Post entry. 7. Best Decorated Boat—To be rowed by ladies in procession. First prize £3, second £l. 8. Senior Pair-Oar Outrigger RaceFirst prize £lO, second £3 ; for three boats or more. Two boats, lirst prize £7. About one mile. 9. Wlialeboat Race—For those who are not taking part in any other race at the Regatta. First prize £5, second £l. I'ost entry. 10. Flying Wlialeboat Race First prize £5, second £l. Straight run of about three-quarters of a mile. 11. Youths' Wlialeboat Race For youths under 21 years. First prize £5, second £l. One mile and a half. 12. Senior Single Sculls Race—First prize £lO, second £3. About one ntile. 13. Cigar anil Umbrella Race—First prize £1 10s, secQnd 10s ; four starters or no second prize ; once across the river. 14. Wlialeboat Race—For crews lOst and under. First prize £5, second £l. One mile and a luilf. 15. Handicap Swimming Unco—First IM'ine £2 or modal, second 10s ; Winner ciui have the choice of medial or money ; distance about 200 yards. 16. Mounted Swimming Race (handicap)— Rider must enter and leave the water on horseback. First prize £2, second 10s. l'ost entry 2s (id. 17. 'Tub Race—For boys under 17 years. First prize £l, second 10s, for six starters. First prize 15s, second ss, for four starters ; post entry. 18. Tub Race—Open to all comers. First prize £1 ss, second 10s,third 7s; for six starters. First prize, £1 ss, second 10s, for four starters. Post entry. IS). Greasy Boom—Open to all comers. First prize (six) 60s, four (M)s, three 25». Post entry. 20. Boys' Swimming Race—For bovs under 15 years. First prize ls's, second ss. Entrance free. 21. Creasy Boom—For boys under 18 years, lirst prize 15s, second ss. I'ost entry. CONDITIONS. , Tin ee crews to enter or no second prize. All races to start punctually at advertised time. Any boat not at the starting point, at the piroper time shall be liable to diisquulilication for that event.. Objections with qimlilications of a competitor shall he made in writing to the Secretary at the earliest moment practicable. No protest or objection fjluill be entertained nil less placed in the hands of the Secretary within 48 horn's after the day of the Regatta. A deposit of 10s must accompany each protest, which sum may be forfeited if the protest is not upheld by the Committee. Entrance l'ee 5 per cent, of the total amount of ]>!ri-ze money ofTertd for each event. Names, weights of competitors (including substitutes), and colours to be worn, must be lodged at tiime of entry. All post entries (to close on Regatta daj at 12 noon) will be charged 5 per crtvt. on amount of lirst prize. The Committee reserve to themselves the right to alter the order or postpone any or all of tile events and add any regulations which in their opinion may be necessary. Entries for t-lie Four-Oar, Pair-Oar and Single Sculls close with the Secretary at the Foresters' Ilall, Waitara, on THURSDAY, March lo' at 8.30 p.m. Entries for all W'lmleboat Races close with the Secretary at the foresters' Hall on THURSDAY, March lit'b, at 8 p.m. Also for Swimming Handicap Race. Band in attendance. Special and ilelayed trains will be arranged to suit visitoi-s. THE ANNUAL REGATTA DANCE will be ineld in St. John's Hull on Regatta night. Good music : supper piwidod. JT. SPURDLE, Hon. Secretary, Waitara.

A. M. Williams, DENTAL SUItGEON, (Cornei Devon and Egmont Streets, New Plymouth). CHOWN AND BIUDGE WORK A SPECIALTY. LADY IS ATTENDANCE. Telephone 189,