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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 170, 5 December 1912, Page 7

Tried Hair Washes Without Benefit. Used Cuticura Soap and Ointment, In a Few Months HairGrewSeveral Inches. "They Will Cure Others as They Cured Me." "Some two years ago my hair began to fall out, which was caused by scales on the scalp. I consulted chemists who advised ma to use certain hair washes, etc. These I tried, but without any benefit. In fact, they seemed to irritate the scalp. I was advised by a friend to use Cuticura Ointment, but did not do so at the time, but purchased a cake of Cuticura Soap and bathed my head several times daily in hot water. After continuing for some weeks, the scaly irritation was completely removed from my head. "I then wrote for a sample of Cuticura Ointment. I used that, with a tin purchased from the chemist, and I am pleased to say that the effect on my hair was simply mar-' velous. In a few months it grew several inches, and it is now as glossy as when I was a girl. I still continue to shampoo my hair with Cuticura Soap weekly, and to use Cuticura Ointment on the scalp to prevent dandruff, etc. I would advise anyone suffering from scalp disease in any form to give Cuticura preparations a trial, fully believing that they will cure others as they cured me." (Signed) Mrs. Anne Browne, 136 Frances St., Leichhardt, Sydney, N. S. W., Nov. 15, 1910. For more than a generation Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment have afforded the speediest and most economical treatment for itching, burning, scaly and bleeding skin and acalp humours, of young and old. A single set is often sufficient. Cuticura Soap and Ointment are sold throughout the world, but to those who have suffered much, lost hone and are without faith in any treatment, a liberal imple of Cuticura Ointment with 82-p. )cAlet on the treatment of skin and scalp troubles will be mailed free, on application. Address R. Towns & Co., Dept. 4K, Sydney. N. S. W. . THERE'S really NO NEED to CONTINUE COUGHING. WHAT YOU DO NEED IS LANE'S EMULSION. 95

TARANAKI JOCKEY CLUB. QHRISTMAS ...TIT EETI FIRST DAY—THURSDAY, DEC. .26,1912 I.—HUATOKI PLATE, 75 bovs., second horse 10 sovs.j Open to horses that have never won a race on the flat at time of entry. Weight for age. Entrance, lsov. 3 Seven furlongs. 2.-JSTEWARDS' HACK HANDICAP, 110 sots., second. IS Bovs. Nom. 1 sov. Ace. 1 sov. ' Six furlongs. 3 -FIRST HANDICAP HACK HUR-* DLES, 100 sovs., second 15 sovs.} Over six flights'of hurdles, about 3ft 6in high. Nom. 1 sov. Ace. 1 sow One mile and a half. 4.-BOROUGH HACK HANDICAP, 85 ! bovs., second. 10-sovs. Nom. 1 sov. Ace. 1 sov.. Five furlongs. 5.-GHRISTMAS HANDICAP (open), 175 . sovs., second. 25 'sovs., and third 5 eovs. Nom! 1 sov. Ace. 2 sovs. ■. One mile and a-quarter. 6.-FIRST WELTER HACK HANDICAP, 80 sovs., second 10 sovs. Minimum weight, 9et. Nom. 1 sov. Ace. 1 sov. Seven furlongs. 7.-FIRST HACK SCURRY STAKES, 50 sovs., second 5 soys." ; Weight Bst. Entrance, 1 sov.. Winner of any race to carry Mlb extra. '; Five furlongs. B.—FLYING HANDICAP (open), 125 s sovs., second 15 sovs., and third 5 sovs. Nom., 1 sov. Ace. 1 sov. Six furlongs. SECOND DAY—FRIDAY,. DEC 27, 1912. I.—FITZROY HACK HANDICAP, 75 sovs., second 10 sovs. Open to 1 horses that have never won a, race

on the flat at time of entry. Nom. 10s. Ace. 10s. Seven furlongs. 2.-INGLEWOOD HANDICAP (open), 100 sovs., second 15 sovs. Nom. 1 sov. Ace. 1 sov. Six furlongs. S.-SUMMER HACK HANDICAP, 100 sovs., second 15 sovs. Nom. 1 sov. Ace. 1 sov. Six furlongs. 4.-BECOND HANDICAP HACK HURDLES, 100 sovs., second 15 sovs. Over six (lights of hurdles, about 3ft 6in high. Nom. 1 sov. Ace. 1 sov. One mile and a-half. S.—NEW PLYMOUTH HANDICAP (open), 1.25 sovs., second 15 sovs., and third 5 sovs. Nom. 1 sov. Ace. 2 sovs. One mile. C-SECOND HACK SCURRY STAKES, 50 sovs., second 5 sovs. Weight Bst. Winner of any previous race to carry 141b extra. The winner of the First Hack Scurry to carry an additional penalty of 341b (IOst). If winner of First Hack Scurry was a maiden—to carry an additional penalty of 71b only (Out 71b). Entrance

1 sov. Five furlongs. 7.—SECOND WELTER HACK HANDICAP, 100 sovs., second 15 sovs. Minimum weight Bst. Norn. 1 sov. Ace. 1 sov. One mile. B.—ELECTRIC HACK HANDICAP, 80 sovs., second 10 sovs. Norn. 1 sov. Ace. 1 sov. Five furlongs. The winner of any handicap after thfc of 71b., of two or more handicaps a penalty of 121b. Winner of any Hurdle Race after the declaration of weights to carry a penalty of 71b, of two or more Hurdle Races a penalty of 121b. Weights for first clay's events due on or about FRIDAY, December 0. Acceptances and general entries close on FRIDAY, December 13, at 9 p.m. NOTE.—The attention of owners is directed to the fact that the Stratford Club will hold its meeting on January 1 and 2 next, and that its programme contains Two Open Handicaps on each day, thus enabling horses (other than hacks) to compete in eight events within a week. E. P. WEBSTER, Secretary. P.O. Box 33, New Plymouth.

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