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Taranaki Daily News, 3 August 1916, Page 3

Wmm 1 ;|MF CLEAN SWEET SCALP May Be Kept So by Cuticura Soap and Ointment. Trial Free. To have rood hair clear the scalp of dandruff and itching with Cuticura Soa» ant! Ointment. Nothing better. Sample Each Free by Posi With 32-p. Skin Book. Address postcard: R. Towns & Co., .Sydney, N.S.W, Sold, throughout the world.

DAXXEVIEKE RACING CLUB. gTEEPLECHASE JJEETING. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 23, 1010. 1. TRIAL STAKES, 75 sow. Five furlomjs. 2. HANDICAP HACK HURDLES, 100 soys. One milp a nil a-half. 3. SPPIXG HANDICAP (Open), 120 sovs. Six furlongs. 4. DANXEVIRKE STEEPLECHASE 200 fiovs. About 2 1 /, miles. ■' 5. UMUTAOPOA HACK HANDICAP, 100 sovs. Six furloiips. 0. lIUNTEKS* STEEPLECHASE, 120 soys. About 2'/. miles. 7. HACK WELTER, 1-00 sovs. Seven fiirloiiss. S. OTAXCA HANDICAP (open), 135 sovs. One mile und a-nuarter. NOMINATIONS for all events, except Trial Stakes, close on SATURDAY, AU"llSt 5. inlfi. llf. 'I ni!i

SOUTH TARANAKI lIUXT. IPLECIIASE (Totalizator Permit). Tt>, be hold on the Taranaki Jockey Club's Racecourse on THURSDAY. ALT; [."ST 31, Ittiq .TikKt.-J. R. L. Stanford. Starter, Mr. 0. O'Connor. Ilaudienppor, Mr. f!, Morst official programme. i. huxters' handicap flat rack, 40 sow, second 7 .»ovs., and third 3 sovs. Fur (jimli'ic*! hunters seafcon 1010. Gentlemen riders. Minimum weight. lOst. Mom. 10s, ace. 10s. One and a-quarter ~ :| •■ n, ~ start at 12 15. 2. STRATFORD HACK HANDICAP, SI) sovs., second 7 sovs.. and third :i sovs. Norn. 10s. ace. -2IU. Five furlongs. To start at 12.55. 3. LADIES' BRACKLET MAIDEN HANI DICAP STFEI'I.ECHASF, 4:> sovs. and a bracelet, second 10 sovs. and third 5 --nvs. For qualified liuntcrs, '.'-':,;, oivned at tiu:c of entry by .■:;coibf rs of the Egmont-Wanganni and North Turanaki Hunts. Minimum weieiit 10it. Norn. 10s, ace. 10s. About 2 miles. To start at I 1.30. U..WAIHI HACK HANDICAP, 73 sovs., second 10 sovs. and third 5 sovs. Nom. 20*, ace. 20s. Seven furlongs To start at 2.15. 5. NORTH TARAXAKr HUNT CUP HANDICAP STEEPLECHASE. 135 sovs. and a cup presented by Mr. A. A. Alexander, second 25 so\s. and third 10 sovs. For qualiiied hunters, 1010, that have never won a stake exceeding: in value 100 sovs. at time, of entry. Minimum weight lOst 71b, Norn. 20s, ace. Ofl-s. About 3 miles. To start at 2.5.1. 0. UREXUIHACK HANDICAP, fin sovs., second I (Is so v s. and third 5 sovs. Num. 10s, ace. 20s. Si.v fiulungs. To start at 3.35. 7. LEPPERTOX HUXTERS'HANDICAP HURDLES, 50 sovs., second 10 sovs. and third 5 sovs. For qualified hunters, season 1!)1C. Xoni. 10s, aec. 20s. One and a-half miles. To start at 4.15. 8. OPUXAKF. HACK SCURRY, 50 sovs., second 7 sovs. and third 3 sovs. Open to horses that have never won a race on the flat at time of startinn-. Xoni. 10s, aec. 20s. iFve furlongs. To start at 4.55. Qualified Hunters are those that have qualified in compliance with part 5 of the New Zealand Hunts' Association Rules. Masters' certificates must be produced at the scales. The winner of any race after the declaration of weights may be re-luuidi-capped. COLORS.—Any person who shall at any meeting where the totalisator is used run a horse in colors not duly registered in his name shall in every case pay to the club a line of one pound for every start. NOMINATIONS for all events, accompanied by the necessary fees and particulars, close with the Secretary on FRIDAY. August 11, 11)10, at i) pm. WEIGHTS declared on or about WEDNESDAY, August 23, 1010. ACCEPTANCES for all events close with the Secretary on SATURDAY, August 20, 1010, at 0 p.m. NOTE.—Gentlemen Riders must obtain certificates from the District Committee (Mr. E. P. Webster, secretary), a s emergency riders' certificates cannot be issued. Mr. H. Rrookman presents a whip, valued at ,C2, to the winner of the Hunters' Handicap Flat Race. E. L. HUMPHRIES.

tor. This afternoon, about 3 o'clock, snow fell, and at the time of writing it is snowing hea\ Ay. The "small fry," and even the grown-ups, are revelling in snowballiii" TAKE NO SUBSTITUTE. It is important that the public should see that they get Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and not take some substitute •sold for the sake of extra profit. Xo notice should be taken of underhand insinuations. Cough Remedy has stood the test for more than forty years and can be depended upon. If. Si an),] nvnrvu-W«.