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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 322, 23 February 1910, Page 3

OKA TO AT (Alanated to the T.A.L'.A. ;uu Llie X.Z.A.A.A.j pOURTII XXU AL g PORTS to be held in MR. W. J. GRAY'S PAIJIJOCIv .07,-. Okato Hotel), THURSDAY, MARCH 17, lUlo. Handicappor, Mr. F. E. Hardy. I Starters: Running, Mr 0. Peii'war(K-,i • Chopping, Mr. P. Brophy. ' PROGRAMME. Maiden Flat Race, 150yds.—1st 255, 2nd ss. Post entry, Is (id. Novice Chop—l2in blocks.—lst 2as, am 10s. Norn. Is (id, a c c. Is. High Jump.—lst 255, 2nd ss. Post «i----trv, Is Gd. 100 yds Handicap.—lst 50s, 2nd 20s. Horn. 2s, acc. Is. Double-Handed Sawing Handicap, lsin logs.—lst 60s, 2nd 10s. Xom. :>s, acc. 2s. 440 yds Handicap (amateur). —Trophy value £1 Is. Handicap Chop, luin logs.—lst SOs, 2nd 20s. Nom. 3s, acc. 3s. 220 yds Handicap.—lst 50s, 2nd 15s. Nom. 2s, acc. Is. Sack Race.—lst 15s, 2nd ss. Post entrv, la. 100 yds Handicap (amateur). —Trophy value £1 Is. OKATO HANDICAP CHOP, 18 logs.Ist 120s, 2nd 40s. Nom. ss, acc. 3s. 880 yds Handicap.—lst 60s, 2nd 20s. Nom, 2s 6d, acc. Is. Ladies' Race, ages 10 and over.—lst, trophy, 2nd trophy. Post entry, free. Girls' Race, ages under 16 years.—lst, trophy, 2nd trophy. Post entry, free. Members' Race, 150 yds. medal, 2nd silver medal. Post entry. Ladies' Tug-of-War, Married v. Single.— Trophies. Post entry, free. Schoolboys' Race.—lst, 7s Od, 2nd 2s 6d. Post entry, free. Stepping a Chain. —Ist, 15s. Post entry, Is 6d. Speculation Race.—lst 15s, 2nd ss. Post entry, le 6d. Putting the Shot.—lst 15s. Post entry, Is 6d. 'Sheep-Guessing.—Tickets Is. Ist, 20s. Nominations for Chopping and Sawing Events close on THURSDAY, March 3, 1910. Acceptances close March 10,1910. Nominations for Running Events close on THURSDAY, March 10. 1910. Acceptances 11 a.m. on day of Sports. Four competitors must start, or no second prize given. All Nominations must be accompanied by fees and previous two years' per- \ formances. If no performances for two years, previous three performances to be given. Post Entry Events, Mr. A. Taylor. Band in attendance. Sports commence 11 a.m. sharp. Admission to ground Is; Children (under 14) 6d. Horse paddock 6d. GRAND SOCIAL AMD DANCE -"' be held in Hempton Hall in the evening. Orchestral Music. All communications to be addressed to— A. J. RICHARDS, WP™' '" "■'' Hon. Sec, Okato.

GOOD MORNING, MADAM Yes, something like last Friday's order? Certainly. Our customers appreciate our good beef. What's for Sunday? Choice, tender sirloin, juicy leg of mutton, some of the primest pork? Beg your pardon? Plump little cockerel? Right, thank you. Good morning. You'll never be in trouble if you get your meat from SOLE BROTHERS RUSSELL & SON, MONUMENTAL MASONS. THE HIGHEST HONORS Given in the JSTew Plymouth Exhibition, 1904-5. Awarded First Prize Diploma for the Best Exhibit in Monumental Masonry: also Special B&ze Medal and Diploma for Best Working Exhibit. Marble and Granite Mftnuments and Crosses, also Iron Fences, etc., kept in stock. Pesigns and estimates furnished on application. Inspection inTited. j. .. ... ,;■. ST. AUBYN STREET, SOUTH ROAD. Q.OVERNMENT SUR A N TPPARTMENT. FACT No. 3: fHE BONUSES ARE ARRANGED ON AN INCREASING SCALE ACUORDING TO LENGTH OF TIME ASSURED. PEOPLE troubled with Asthma or Bronchitis should take Lane's Emulsion. Builds up the lungs. ' 58 FROM FEET RUBBISH HEAP Boots will wear out, even the best. But they wont wear out so quickly if care is tak~en in the selection of the polish used. There are many degrees of goodness in polishes, but only one best, and that DURBAR BOOT POLISH This is no idle boast. A trial will convince you of its real goodness. It' imparls a brilliant shine, and keeps the leather in perfect order —floft and pliable. Sold by nil growers and shoe stores, at iy 2 uy 3d, Gd and 1/-.