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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXI, Issue 9188, 10 September 1908, Page 7

Bonnington's Irish When you catch cold, one way is to pay no attention to it—at least until it develops into bronchitis, pleurisy, pneumonia, or even something more serious. The other way is to at once take IWMIi It will quickly cure you, soothe the, irritation, heal the lungs, and make them strong and healthy. Read the experience of Mr. N. H. Litolff, of Mornington, Dunedin:— "I desire to express my satisfaction of the qualities of Bonnington's Irish Moss, for coughs and colds. I suffered from a cough dreadfully for jora» considerable time. I tried several cough remedies without getting any relief whatever, until I purchased a bottle of your Irish Moss. After taking it for a short time it quickly drove all traces of the cough away." ' s> Refuse Substitutes. Ask for BONNINGTON'S Irish Moss and do not be persuaded to take a substitute which gives the dealer a bigger profit. <<. Spring Meeting:, To be hold on Bulls Racecourse on WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY, September 10th and 17th . 908. 1. Flying Handicap, (open) of 80 sovs, second I horse 10 sovs from the stake. Nora 1 sov, j ace 1 sov. 6 furlongs. j 2. Willow Bank Hack Steeplechase, a handicap j of 80 sovs, second horse 10 sovs, and third ] horse 5 sovs, both from the stakes. Nom 1 j sov, ace 1 sov. About 2J miles, over such course as the stewards may direct. J 3. Pukehou Hack Hurdle Race, a handicap of 70 I sovs, second horse 10 sovs, third horse 5 sovs, i both from the stakes Nom 1 sov, ace 1 sov. 1* miles, over six (lights of batten hurdles about 3ft Gin high. 4. Maiden Hack Flat Race, of CO sovs, second horse 10 sovs from the stakes. Weight for age. Entrance 1 sov. 4 furlongs. 5. Rangitikei Steeplechase (open), a handicap of 150 sovs, second horse 20 sovs, third horse 10 sovs, both from the stakes. Nom 1 sov, ace 2 sovs. About 2$ miles, over such course as the stewards tuay direct. 6. Spring Handicap, (open), of 110 sovs, second horse 10 sovs, third horso 5 sevs, both from the stnkes. Nom lsov, ace 2 sovs. 1 mile and a distance 7. Rangitoto Hack Race, a handicap of 70 sovs, second horse 10 sovs from the stakes. Nom 1 sov, oco 1 sov, 7 furlongs, SECOND DAY. I. Ngnio Hack Hurdles, a handicap of 70 sovs, teeond horse 10 sovs from the stakes. Nom ) sov, ace 1 sov. About 14 miles, over six flights of batten hurdles. ■I. Telegraph Handicap, open, of 70 sovs, second horse 10 sovs lroin the stakes. Nom 1 sov, aco 1 sov. 5 furlongs. 8. Clifton Steeplechase, (open), a handicap of 120 sovs, second horse 15 sovs, third horse 5 sovs both from the stakes. Nom 1 sov, 3 sovs. About u'j miles, over such course as tho stewards may direct. 4. Killeymoon Hack Race, a handicap of GO sovs, second horse 10 sovs from tho stakes, Nom 10s, nee 1 sov. 5 furlongs. 5. Ngtit-upa Hack Steeplechase, a handicap of 75 sovs, second horse 10 sov.-i, third horse 5 sovs, both from tho stake-. Nom 1 sov/ ace 1 sov. i! mile-, over such course as tho stewards m:iy duvet. ,'',. , September Handicap (-pen), a handicap of 110 sovs, second horse 10 sovs, third horse 5 sovs, both from the stakes. Nom 1 sov. ace ■?. sovs. 1 mile 7. Welter Hack Race, a handicap o( 70 sovs, second horse 10 sovs from the stakes. Lowest weight Bst. Nom 1 sov, ace 1 sov, G furlongs, NOMINATIONS, WEIGHTS AND ACCEPTANCES. . ■ Nominations for all events will close with the Secretary at the office of the Club, Bulls, on FRIDAY, 21st August, 1908, at 9 p.m. Weights for tho First Day's Events will bo ue- | clared on or about FRIDAY, 4th September, 1908, j and for the Second Day's Events at tho office of th 6 Club, at 7.80 on the evening ol the First Day. ' Acceptances for the First Day's Events will i close with the Secretary, at the office of the Club, Bulls, on FRIDAY, September llthj 1008, at 9 p.m., and for tho Second Day's Events at the same place at 9 o'clock on the evening of the Wivsr, Dav. First Day, H, A. GOODALIi, App ove 1 in accordance with the Rules of Racing ths Ist day of July, 1008—(Signed) Wm HALL, Wanganui Jockey Club.

*** w ;s*3ej rjIHIS Horse looks comfortable in his L Cover. Why? Because it won't shift. It is so uiide that it won't come off. It cannot bo rolled off, or kicked off, and lasts twice as long as others. Oouio and sec them before buying. JAS. ELLIOTT, SADDLER, AN D t HARNESS MAKER MASTERTON.