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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 40, 9 August 1911, Page 2

V Man often Pays Dearly for t small Frugality! Have the ingredients extracted by the crop been returned to the land in which you are this year going to plant your potatoes, or will you put them in and "risk it"t Is it worth the risk? Will you "pay I dearly" for your crop when, by using POTATO MANURE l"increase it, and at the game time save it from blight! 1 have Ji j- just arriving, bo order right now and save yourself the disof & poor crop. Do you want SEED POTATOES (f; If write to me, and I shall be pleased t« quote you for U;; v- Beauty qe hebroh early rose 1 :SS^ IJ StoRIA iraiTß ELEPHANTS f SKiffi EARLY VERMONT \ < . gamekeeper * and a very special selection of UP-TO-DATES. Write at once to—[NEWTON KING, GENERAL MERCHANT, <NEWi PiyMOUTH STRATFORD KAPONGA.

TTNION 6TEAMU SHIP OOY., of N.Z., LTD. Will despatch steamers from New Plymouth Wharf (weather and other circumstances permittißg) ONEHUNGA (FOR AUCKLAND)— RARAWA— Mondays and Thursdays (in conjunction with the Northern S.S. Company). 8 p.m. Train. i Does not sail Thursday, August 10 (sailing Friday, 11th). WELLINGTON (cargo only). Rosamond, Saturday, August 12, 11 a.m. Rosamond, Saturday, August 19, 11 a.m. finaamnnd, Saturday, August 26, 11 ajn. PICTON & NELSON (cargo only). Rosamond, Saturday, August 12,11 a.m. WESTPORT AND GREYMOUTH— Pukaki, Aug. 9. Cargo only. DUNEDIN AND LYTTELTON. Corinna, Monday, August 21. SYDNEY. Steamer from Wellington every Friday. Steamer from Auckland every Monday. LYTTELTON, from Wellington. 6team«r DAILY (8 p.m.), Sundays exBIONTHLY EXCURSIONS TO SOUTH SEA ISLANDS. From Auckland. Aug. IS, for Tonga, Samoa and ItNavui August 30, for Sura ated Leruka. JTalune, August 20, for Raratonga end Tahiti. SAN FRANCISCO, via Papeete. •Maitai, August 25, from Wellington. r*Fitted with wireless telegraphy. JTwin screw. Passengers boeked through to London bv the Orient-Royal Mail Line (via Sydney) and the Canadian-Australian Line (Tift Vancouver); also via San Francisco. OFFICE: BROUGHAM STRRBT. "KJBW ONEHUNGA-AUCK-LAND SERVICE. AUCKLAND. , RIW PLYMOUTH TO ONEHUNGA (Weather permitting). SB. BARAWA (uvea New Plymouth Breakwater every MONDAY and THURSDAY, i at 8.20 p.m., «ra arrival of Express ! from Wellington. 1 i • FROM ONEHUNGA-AUCKLAND TO NEW PLYMOUTH. •SJ3. R A R A W A leaves every SUNDAY and WEDNESDAY, connecting with the Wellington Express at Breakwater. The Rarawa will not leave New Plymouth on Thursday, August 10, but will leave for Onehunga on Friday, August 11. Further information can be obtained from— NORTHERN SS. Co., Ltd. UNION S.S. Co., Ltd., Joint Agents. Q ANADIAN -AUSTRALIAN ROYAL MAIL LENS. EUROPE, via AMERICA. MOST INTERESTING ROUTE. p Leave Leave Steamer. Sydney. Auckland. •Makua Aug. 28 Sept. 1 •Zealandia Sept. 25 Sept. 29 •Marama Oct. 23 Oct. 27 •All new twin-screw steamers. Steamers fitted with Marconi wireless HMiatui. SAN FRANCISCO, Via TAHITI. JMaitai, August 25, from Wellington. Aorangi, September 22, from Wellington, tFitted with wireless telegraphy. Passengers booked through to London by the Orient Royal Mail Line (via Sydney). For all information, guide books, ■apß, etc., apply to ONION STEAM SHIP COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND s«v*2 OJUXNT LDTB of ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS. try)R PLYMOUTH AND LONDON, " Ti a Fremantle, Colombo (transhipping for aU Indian ports) and Suez sailing u under from Bydney and Melbourne:— Leave Lsave gtwmers Toni Sydney Melb'rne noon 1 p.m. •Orvieto 12,130 Aug. 5 Aug. 9 Omrah 8130 Aug. 19 Aug. 23 •Osterlev 12,129 Sept. 2 Sept. 6 of h ir 6814 Sept. 16 Sept. 20 Orontes 9023 Sept. 30 Oct. 4 •Twia-screw *tea_er». »N*w steamers, 12,000 tons. tFitted with wireless telegraphy. Asd fertnightly thereafter. Afenti for aU New Zealand. UNION STEAM SHIP COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND. Qflee: Broueham St.. New Plymouth. MB DAVID t. HOTXOH, K.B.A. Art Master, South Kensington, Iji.EACHER OF pAINTING Landscape, Flowers, and Figure, Oil and Water >*> lor, Enamelling, ''epousae, etc. Jot particulars apply StiuT'o. Vivian St

]SJORTH rjARANAKI JJ UNTANNUAL RACE MEETING. To be held on the Taranaki Jockey Club's Racecourse, THURSDAY, AUGUST 31, 1911. OFFICIAL PROGRAMME.

| President, W. Birdling, Esq.; Vice-Presi-t dents, Messrs. A. H. Halcombe, C. [ Lepper, F. Watson, F. Salway, N. | King, Dr. Leatham. Judge, Mr. R. H. Pigott; Starter, Mr. F. Watson; Handicapper, Mr. W. 0. Weston; Timekeeper, Mr. J. Bennett; Clerk of Course, Mr. G. N. Skelton. Stewards: Messrs. H. George, F. Watson, R. H. Pigott, J. Smith, 0. W. Sole, E. Elliott, C. H. Weston, J. Mabin, R. J. Mathews, E. F. Blundell, E. Julian, L. Jennins, L. A. i Nolan, A. R. Standdsh, H. Matthews, B. H. Chaney. Hon. Surgeon, Dr. Fookes; Hon. Vet. > Surgeon, Mr. D. H. Rait.

MEMBERS' HANDICAP FLAT RACE, of V/i miles. For trophy value of £5 to go to first horse, and trophy value £2 10s to go to second faorse. Horses to have been in the North Taranaki Hunt district three calendar months prior to date of meeting, and to be the bona fide property of members of the North Taranaki Htmt who were financial on July 31, 1911. Horses to have qualified with the North Taranaki Hunt j hounds season 1911. Riders to tie members of the North Taranaki Hunt. Minimum weight, list. Entry, 7s 6d. 2. LICENSED VICTUALLERS' STEEPLECHASE HANDICAP. For trophies value 10 sovs. First horse to receive trophy value V/ % sovs. and second horse to receive trophy value j 2% sovs. (subscribed by the Li-1 censer Victuallers' Association) for qualified Hunters only, the bona fide property of members of a recognised Hunt; horses to be ridden by gentlemen riders. Minimum weight, list. EntTy, 19s. About two miles and a distance. 3. OPEN HACK HANDICAP, of 10 sovs. —A sweepstake of 5s each for starters (payable at scale) to go to second horse. Minimum weight, Bst. 71b. Six furlongs. Entry, 10s. 4. LADIES' BRACELET HANDICAP, value 10s soys., 5 sovs. and gold bracelet, presented by B. H. Chaney, Esq.—A sweepstake of 5s each for starters (payable at scale) to go to second horse. A handicap steeplechase for all horses that have never won a steeplechase (hack and hunter races excepted) at time of entry. All horses to be nominated by ladies and ridden by gentlemen riders. Minimum weight, list. Winner of Licensed Victuallers' Steeplechase to carry 101b. penalty. Entry 10s. About two miles. B. NOVICE STEEPLECHASE HANDICAP, of 5 sovs. A sweepstake of 5s each for starters (payable at scale) to go to second horse.—A handicap steeplechase for second-class qualified hunters only; to be classified by the Hunt Committee; the bona fide property of members of the North Taranaki Hunt. No nomination accepted without accompanied by classification certificate. Horses to be ridden by gentlemen, riders. Minimum weight, list. Entrance, ss. About two miles. 6. HUNT STEEPLECHASE HANDICAP, of 10 sovs. and Cup presented by F. Sal way, Esq. A sweepstake of 10s each for starters (payable at scale) to go to second horse. For hunters only.—Minimum weight, list. Winners of Licensed Victuallers' Handicap Steeplechase and Ladies' Bracelet to carry a penalty of 141b. Entrv, 10s. About two miles and a half. 7. HUNTERS' HANDICAP HURDLE RACE, of 10 sovs; V/ 2 miles. A sweepstake of 5s each for starters payable at scale) to go to second liorse.—Minimum weight, lOst 71b.

QUALIFICATION FOR HUNTERS. Races 1, 2, 4, 6 and. 7 are deemed to be for horses that have been regularly hunted with a recognised pack of hounds, and the Master's Certificate for the season 1911 must be produced at the scales. Gentlemen Riders only in Races 1, "2, 4, 6 and 7. Emergency Riders' Licenses may be issued on day of Races (fee ss) for these events. DEFINITION OF A HACK. A hack is a horse which has not at any time prior to time of entry nomination won a race of the value of 100 sovs. to the winner, or races of the aggregate value of 250 sovs. to the winner. Entries close on SATURDAY, August 19. Weights appear on or about THURSDAY, August 24. A. L. HUMPHRIES, Hon. Secretary. Approvud in accordance with the rules of racing, July 31. Ini I.—E. P. Webster, Secy., Taranaki Jockey Club. £>EXT) w•• nox 4 PEIA'! IMi < ;riipi 1' the "Daily Nhvs." fruw' r;r'i and satisfaction guaranteed. gEND your next PRINTING Order to the "Daily News." Prices right and satisfaction guaranteed.