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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 8057, 2 March 1906, Page 4

VT HATV 0B D ItAOING OLU B ANNUAL "MEETING To be held on Stratford Itiiracnur.-c on WKDNEMUY k THI'KSDA V, IIAUCn 14 AMI |S, 151. G. AI'.IiUKJEII I'KOUKAMMK.

- nnjNKsii.w, Ji.uiui H. ■-TAIUKI W'KI/I'KK HACK '.of SO so\>.; second lmrso liiniini wciiilit s.<! 51b Numii i ltis, Ai'fiMilaiit'i; 2('s. fcuv 2. 1 .15 lun.-KOltorGH STAKES olds f*st; four-vcai-olds anil upwards Sst 71b, Entrance 2s. Four furlongs and a half. 3. 1.30 [un.-STHATFOKD CUP HANDICAP (Old)), of lfU sovs; second horse lo receive In soss and lliird liorso 0 govs from the s'ake Nomination 2r 6 Accept furlongs.

2.15p.m.-MIDHIKST HACK HANDICAP, of 7U sovs; second liorse to receive 10 sovs from the slake. No ruination Os. Acceptance 30s. On. mile. 3 pjn.-OHUKA HACK HURDLE HANDICAP, of 60 sovs; second liorse of any hurdle i oelaration of wci 101b penally, Noniinath 5 |i.iii..-KAUJIKI{H" PLATE, ol :I0 i'iiiiil horse to receive ."• ~, „,o slake Open to all hoi-.es u-ycarold and upwards that are weight for age. (.ientlenie '" ' A trophy of Hie value of 10 .- lie presented to the winner. 1 20s. One mile. 7. 4.15 p.m. FLYING HANDICAP (Opon), of 00 sovs ; sec receive 10 sovs from tl munition 2Us, Acceplat furlongs. 8. 5 p IH.-HAILWAY HACK HANDIDICAP, of 6.1 sovs; second ' receive 10 sovs from the s(j mination 15s. Aecepta

SECOND DAY THURSDAY.MARCH IS 1. i2 liomi.-TOKO . ACK WELTER HANDICAP, of 50 mj s; second horse to Teeeivt' » .ovs. fiom till! stake ."Minimum weight Hst Nominal ioi 15s, Acceptance 2i's. Seven l'ur ' loiVgS. 2. 12.30 p.m.-NUAIRH HACK HANI) ICAP, of SO sovs; second ho se to re ccive 5 sovs, from the slake. Nomin at ion 'ss. Acceptance 2(s. Six furm.- ST. PATRICK'S HANDI- - 2nd I orscloivreive 10 sovs from lUc slake. Nomination 20s. Acceptance Ps. One mile. I. 2 p.iti.—MAKUltf HIRDI.E HACK HANDICAP, of It sovs ; second l.o;s, to m.-eive 10 Sovs from the sake. Acceptance 2.~>s. half, over six Mights of batten ft (iin hurdle . 5. 2.15 p.m.- CARDIEE STAK value of i?"i sovs at the time of star!. WciirhtSst. Winner of any race 'o '■ list. Entrance 2s. Ko ..-,..' and a half. Mpjn COUNTY HACK HANDICAP, of 70 sovs: second horse to receive 1" sovs from the stake. Nuinin alien 20s Acceptance 3l)s. One mile. 4.1T) imu. LADIES' PURSE HA K HANDICAP, of 30 sovs; second hnr.-c to receive 5 sovs from tlic slake. -KIN.U.HANDICAP!

Special llOlc tO Horsc-OIVI Trainers iv Travelling K.\, The Stratford Club wilUvfmul to Owncrs or Trainers llie s'.cilihit freight "in nay, or the railway freight mi nil Lorsos attending ami competing at, tin meeting from the Auckland district, m stations south of Wangaui ' 'elliugton-JS'apiei'-Ncw Plyu section of railway. For further parti-NiiMi.NA-nOiNs for (Mmva Hi Hack Handicap. Stratford Cup ;i Handicap, Jlidiiirsl. Hack Hand Tariki Welter Jlack Handicap, I'l (open) Handicap, JUilwiiv Hack dicap, Jlakuri Hurdle Hack Hand Ngaire Hack Handicap, St.. Pair (opeu) Jlandieap, Toko Welter I Handicap, County Jlack Hand !iindies' Purse Hacit Handicap, and ul (open) Handicap close on K.ut 1 February 2-J-ili, liliMi, at it p.m. Wkiciiits fur first day's races di eil on or about S.nxuruv, iVlan-h i'.ltW ; and for second day's e\ enl Wkm Ksn.iv, March I Illicit N p.n Awiii'T.iNCKS for first day's e\ and Kntkies for Jiorougli Stakes, mers' Plate and Cardiff Stakes, on Tuesday, March lilli, I'juti. AccWia-.l'Ko ii-rste. n eiuse a , ~.',... ,j„ >i .. Utu, I'.HJlj. i'"ov full programme sec "Pete Approved by the TaranakiM lan Club, this 2511 i day or >'< lUos—Mussi'll Fleetwood, Sci price than T. W. AVclch's White Clover at Is fid per lb. Packed in [. lbs and 1 lbs. My customers", back me i n this as-errion. Call in at my store i n Brougham street, and try it.

NOTONGUECAN TELL How I Suffered with Itching and Bleeding Eczema. UMTit CUREDYy CuTICUBft " N<> tongue can tell how I suffered for five years with a terribly painful, itching, and bleeding eczema, my body and face being covered with •ores. Never in my life did I experience such awful suffering, and I longed' for death, which I felt was near. I had tried doctors and medicines without success, but my mother insisted that X try tuticura. I felt "er the first bath with Cu «..» v™<>p and one application 01 Caticura Ointment, and was soon entirely well. Any person having doubt ibout this wonderful cure by Cuticura may write to mc. (signed) Mrs. A. Etaon, Belkvue, Mich."

For Coughs and Bronchitis Angjer's Emulsion lias a peculiar soothing and CONTAINS dealing effect upon the throat, lungs and air passages. It soothes the inflamed mucous Nfl OPIATE membrane, relieves the cough and breathing, and makes expectoration easy and free from effort. Angier's Emulsion quickly overcomes an ordinary "cold." It immediately relieves the frequent Aiiir-To r ?' backing cough, and allays the sense of conQUIETS striction and rawness in the throat and chest. For those who are subject to bronchitis or to THE COUGHi bronchial asthma it is an especial boon ;it always ' affords relief, and frequently effects a complete ' cure. It is equally good for the cough of chronic bronchitis with profuse expectoration, the dry, harsh throat cough, and for the irritating, larynIMPROVES 6 ea ' cougli of influenza. Pleasant to "take, it promotes appetite, ails digestion and builds THE U P strenStn(PETROLEUM WITH HYPOPHO3PHITEB.I aandDri'K Store., cvcpyv.liciv, i -I, ■, < r \. :,m\ t:; w

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