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Taranaki Daily News, 25 February 1920, Page 8

Prize Money. £]| QA Prize Money. )NSTER ]JJ[OTOR QARNIVAL. STAR MOTOR CYCLE CLUB. Affiliated with N.Z.A.C.U. On the NEW PLYMOUTH RACECOURSE. SATURDAY, MARCH 6th. SATURDAY, MARCH 6th. Thrilling Motor Speed Contest. All the New Zealand Crack Riders. CANNON BALL COLEMAN will attempt to lower his own Flying Mile Record of 49 3-ssecs.—a world grass track record. , First Race 12.45 p.m. PROGRAMME. • Approved by the N.Z. Auto-Cycle Union. I.—NOVICE RACE, 12.45 p.m., 5 Laps; for any machine and any rider who has not won a speed contest. Trophies for first, second and third. Entry 3s 6d. 2.-4.HTZROY HANDICAP, 1.15 p.m., 8 Laps; for 5-6 H.P. machines or over. First £B,'second' £3, third ,£l. Entry 7s 6d. 3.—MOTUROA HANDICAP, 1.45 p.m., 8 Laps; for machines up to 3J H.P. First £B, second £3, third £l. Entry 7s 6d. 4.-MEMBERS' HANDICAP, 2.15 p.m., 6 Laps; for members of the Star Motor Cycle Club only. Trophies for first, second and third. Entry 3s 6d 5.-NEW PLYMOUTH HANDICAP, 2.45 p.m., 15 Laps; for 7-9 H.P. machines. First £25, second £6, third £2. A prize of £5 to be given to the rider making the fastest time in this race. Nomination ss, Acceptance £l. (One Hour Interval for Afternoon Tea) 6.-JOCKEY CLUB HANDICAP, 3.45 p.m., 8 Laps; for any machine up to 5-6 H.P. First £lO, second £3, third £l. Entry 10s. 7.--NGAMOTU HANDICAP, 4.15 p.m ; 10 Laps; open to any machine. First £lO, second £3, third £l. Entry 10s. ' B.—CONSOLATION HANDICAP, 4.45 p.m., 6 Laps; open to any rider who has not won a race during the day. First £5, second £2, third £l. Entry ss. NOMINATIONS (accompanied by entrance fee) close on MONDAY, February 23rd. Afternoon Tea on Grounds. Handicapper: Mr. Gus. Torstonson. For any further information apply H TOWNSLEY, Box 22, New Plymouth. MOTOR CYCLE RACES THE PREMIER MEETING OF NEW ZEALAND. JJAWERA RACECOURSE. JJAWERA RACECOURSE. WEDNESDAY, MARCH loth, 1920. £l5O HOZE MONEY. £ l5O LARGEST IN N.Z. ENTRIES CLOSE SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 28th, with the undersigned, from whom entry forms and all particuGorse,' Blackberry and Californiaii Thistle Conquered! Dominion Weed Destroyer Copy of letter received from Mr. W. H. Eades, Kaimatera road, Wanganui East:— "To N.Z. Coal Tar Products, Ltd., Wanganui. < "Dear Sirs, —With reference to your 'Dominion' Weed Destroyer, I have to say how thankful I am that it has been able to cope with the 'Californian Thistle' that has been, up till the last few months, a terrible worry. I can thoroughly recommend it to any farmer who I is troubled with this weed, providing it is used in the same fashion as I have been using it myself. I might also state that all the patches that have been ' -eated are marked out, and I invite anyone interested to come and inspect for themselves. —Yours truly, i . "(Signed) W. H. EADES." M&bufachired fcy NX Coal Tar Products, Ltd. P.O. Box 202 - WANGANUI. Agent: NEWTON KING, New Plymouth. ! Why trouble to make butter at home or cart it to the factory, when you 1 can have it picked up at your gate? r£EE \yANGANUI pOOD HO., TTD. HOME SEPARATED CREAM in this district, and will be pleased to have yours. Wo have opened a branch on the corner of Elliott and Lemon Streets and Mr. E. M. Grant has been appointed local manager. Write or call and get particulars of how to increase your income with less trouble. FARMERS: y situated and nil mail and c0uii- ...,.„ leaving or passim; our door, e In n position to attend to your orders. .e from you, easli enclosed, ,m<! we can fob, parcels, securely wrapped, on anv ires, Beef. Pork and To--'- —" :nember. Corned Beef, J ed and Spiced Beef, Luncheon Sausage, Tripe, nnd Kidneys always on hand, and you can absolutely rely on us fulfl"" Mark the Ad IMPERIAL MEAT SUPPLY, DEVO?r STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH. .(Opposite Criterion Hotel.)