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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 219, 14 March 1912, Page 8

9. HANOYiR Proprietor. COACH LEAVES * Purang; at 5.30 a.m. DAILY, connecting with morning train for New Ply. mouth and Inglewood, and leaves on tin return at 2 p.m., after arrival of midday train from New Plymouth. TIME-TABLE. ENWARDB. OUTWARDS. ' Leave— Leave— Purangi 5.80 a.m. Inglewood 2 pjn, Pukeho 8.30 a.m. Kaimata 2.46 p.m. Tarata 7.30 a.m. Tarata 4 pjn, Kaimata 8.45 a.m. Pukeho 6 pan. Arrive— Arrive— Inglewood 9.30 a.m. Purangi 6 pjn. All orders or parcels left at Mr. Silk's store, Purangi. Mr. T. Waite'a Stable, Tarata, or Koyal Mail Stables, Ingle, wood, will receive prompt attention.

OAKURA ATHLETIC CLUB'S JpOURTH g P 0 R T S. To be helld at OAKURA on THURSDAY, MARCH 23, 1918. Handicapper: Mr. A. Hansen. Starters: Running, Mr. F. Aroa; Chopping and Sawing, Mr. W. Mace. } PROGRAMME: 1. Maiden Race Handicap—lst 20s, 2nd . ss. Post entry, Is <kL 2. Novice Chop, 12in block—lst 80s, 2nd ss. Nom. Is, ace. 6d. 3. 100 yds Open Handicap—lst 40b,'2nd IDs. Nom. 2s, ace: 6d. 4. Ladies' Race—Special prizes. Entrance free. 5. Single-handed Sawing Handicap, lSin block—lst 30s. 2nd 10s. Nom. 2s>, ace. 6d. 6. /Stepping-the-Chain—lst 10s, 2nd ss. Tickets Is. , 7. 220 yds Open Handicap—lst 40s, 2nd' 10s. Nom. 2s, ace. 6d. 8. Old Men's Race—Special prizes. Entrance free. 9. Maiden Chop Open Handicap, 12i». block—lst 30s, 2nd 10s. Nom. f ' ace. 6d, 10. Tilting in the Ring—lst 20s, 2nd 10s, Post entry. Is Bd. 11. 880 yds Open Handicap—lst 40a, 2nd 10s. Nom. 2s 6d, ace. 6d. iouble-handfid Ra-winP Hnndirem 1 in block—lst 60s, 2nd 20s: Nom. 3a; ace. Is. 13. Boys' Race—lst 6s, 2nd 2s 6d. Entrance Sd. 14. One Mile Open Handicap—lst 50s, 2nd 10s. Nom. 2s 6d, ace. 6d. 15. Milk Suppliers' and trfeir Employees' Race, 220 yds handicap—ls.t 20a, 2nd ss. Post entry, la 6dv 16. Kaitake Axemen's Cup, Open Handicap chop, LBin block—lst 100s, 2nd 1 10s. Nom. ss, ace. Is. j 17. Obstacle Race 1 10s. Post entry, Is 6d. I 18. Weight-Guessing ■•Competition ' 20s. Tickets Is. .{ Children's races throughout the day... REGULATIONS; j The sports will be conducted undei the rules of the New Zealand Athletw. and Axemen's Association. All competitors must be registered. ' Nominations for all Chopping and Sawing Events close with the secretary not later thaa FRIDAY, March 8. Acceptances clos* MONDAY, March 18. Nominations foi all Running Events close with the secretary not later than FRD3AY, March 16V Acceptances not later than 1 fxa. ok day of Sports. Handicaps will appeaf on or about March 14 and 21 in Taranakj Daily News, Taranaki Herald and Budget. Blocks will not be provided tot non-ecceptora. The last two years' performances to accompany each nomination; if no performances for that time, the last three performances to be five*. Three starters or no event. All protests, with a fee of 10s, must be tor 1 ""' 1 within five minutes after the event. *. milk suppliers' race' is open to Oakuia and Omata Co-op'erative Dairy Factories only. GRAND SOCIAL AND DAMCE | IN THE EVENING. I . f. w. McGregor, I Hon. Secretary. Koru Post Office. ft MAIL COACH. Leaves Urenui daily 8.4* ajm. and I.W p.m. for Waitara. Leaves Waitara for Urenui at 8.80 «jn. and 5.45 p.m. From Waitara to Unity Okan, Tongaporutu, Mokau and Awakino EVERY WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, and; from Awakino to Waitara EVERU MONDAY and THURSDAY. Passengers can therefore reach Mokan on Saturdays, spend a day there, returning on Mondays to catch flew Plymouth train the same evening. All goods at reasonable rates and promptly delivered. Waitara to Awakino.—Return fare 25s Waitara to Urenui. Return far 4s (reduction to two or three in a family or regular travellers). " *V All orders or parcels left with Mr, U. Gibbon, Waitara, or Mr. Kibby, saddlex, will be attended to. --•-.■ A. G. CRAWFORD, • Proprietor, Urenui

SPRING [^ FLOWERING 'i BULBS £"■.■ PUT THEM IN NOW! ! ~~~A T;. One of.the most beautiful of our »• garden flowers. Hardy, eijhple of culture, with treat variafeioa of colore . '\/' ( Mixed, 1/6 per doz.; 10/6 p>r 100. QROOUS ' • The earliest of Spring flowers, giving an unsurpassed display .of golden yellow, striped; purple, and pure white blossoms. '. ' ■ Mixed",!/- per doz.f-7/^'per 100. JPJREESIAS Fine large blooms, with ft delight* ful perfume. The cut flowers last a long time. , ,> Mixed, 1/- per do?.j 7/6 per IOOf Q.LADIOLI ... ■■ '.-' . / The "Bride." 'Beautiful white flowers. Thrive well in any ordin* ary garden soil with sunny aspect. Per doz., l/-f per 100, 7/6. Post Free to any address,in Dominion. ALL NEW ZEALAND GROWN. NIMMO AND BLAIR, BULB GROWERS DUSTEDIH