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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 6, Issue 1670, 26 April 1884, Page 4

Wairarapa Jockey Club. VTOMINATIONS for'the undermentioned L' Baces. close at Carterton on WEDNESDAY, 14th May, 1884:~ ; Oh&mpagfao Stakes. - 3,385, Of 160 sOvs, Breeder of the winner :25 <iOVB) second horse 25 sots, third horse 10 sovs from advertised amount; for then two yearaold; /open to all. Colts, Bsfi 101b; fillies and geldings, Bat 51b, Bix-furlongs. Nomination 1 aov, 2 soys on night of general entry,: and 3 sovs before noon, on the day of race, "Walrarasa District Produce, Wl, Of 200 eovs, Breeder of the winner . 25 sovs; second horse 25 sovs, third j horse 10 sovu from the advertised amount; for then three years old bred in the District, Colts, Bst 101b; fillies and geldings, Bst 51bs, IJ. miles, Nomination 1 sov, 3 povs on night of general entry, and 3 sovs before noon on the day of Nomination Forms may b6 obtained at the Club Motel, Mastorton, Ha i merich's Hotel, Gieytown, Mr J. O. Haywd, Featherston, Mr E, H, Goldsmith, Wollinglon, or from BALPH B. ARMSTRONG, , i .\y-.' Seo.W.J.O. Carterton, April 18th. 1881 1664 £2500, £2500. 5000 SUBSCRIBERS AT 10j EACH ! ! 331-PRIZEB-331 GRAND DRAWING or the HAMBURGH PRINCIPLE. Money Prizes to be distributed as follows :- Ist prize., 250 0 4 prizes, each 15 0 2ad prizo.. 125 0 56 plrzea „ 10 0 3rd prize.. 62 10 25 prizes „ 710 4thpriz9..- 3710 230 prizes,, 5 0 2 prizes, eaoh 25 011 prizes „ 210 EACH TICKET HAS SEVEN CHANCES, and will be draws seven times. The Drawiui; will take place on JS'SATUBDAY, 3rd By eight subscribers m the presence of ten others, who will consist of sellers of twenty tickets, Tub Pkess will be invited, Ten per cent to be deducted for Printing, Advertising, Stationery, and Clerical work, P.O. Orders to be made payable to Armadale. Result ef drawing will bo published in the Evening Post and New Zealand Timts on TUESDAY, 6th May, and prizes paid the following, day, Country Cheques to lnvo Is added for exchange, and made payable to a number, Two 2d stamps for reply, and result. Registered letters and telecrams not received. Address only to I "ABMADALE," 1 Care of Edmunds & Marshall, P.0.-Box 118 Wellington; Or to France Bros, House aud Estate Agents, 1653 P.0.-Box 247, Wellington.

I j@ FOOTBALLS. 1 FOOTB4LLS. 'J- D. ASHER, CHEAP FANCY BAZaAE, Manners Street,..... Wellington. Importer of , BRITISH AND FOREIGN GOODS, ' HAS JUST OPENED for the Season ; CASES OF FOOTBALLS, ETO. j J OASES OF FOOTBALLS, ETC. <* by all tho best makers. Albo— AMERICAN and GERMAN ACCORDEONS. Cages, Glass Inkstands, Accordcons, Ladies' Bags and Purses,. Boxing Gloves, Basketware, Ornaments, Hocking and Velocipede Horses, and General fancy goods For the Coming Season I Agent fout-BOSISTOS OIL OF EUCALYPTUS, A valuable external romedy for Rheumatism, Lumbago, Sciatica, Sprains, Nruralgia, Cliolie, Whooping Cough, Ac. PftICJ3-9s and 4s per bottle, ' 1652 CARTERTON FLOUR MILLS, 6. A, W, MILLS HAVING leased the CARTERTON FLOUR MILLS (lately carried on by Mr E. L. Wakelin), is prepared to GRIND GRISTING On the usual terms at the shortest notice. 1617 MAN'S HEALTH AND STRENGTH YOUTH AND BEAUTY RESTORED and preserved from Youth to Age, by the übo of The Poor- Man's Herbal .Pilf ofHealth, Prepared fiom the Pure Extract of the Dandelion, Camomile,'Agrimony,Barberry Bark, Rhubarb, and other well known domestic remedies. The best known Remedy ior INDIGESTION, BILIOUS AND LIVER Habitual Cosliveness, Pains in the Head, Side, Shoulders, Loins or Kidneys, Scrofula, Scurvy, Oppression of the Stomach after eating. Flatulency, Heartburn, Eruptions of the Skin, Piles, Worms, &c. The growing demand tor Vegetable Medicine in preference to the Mineral, is now everywhere seen. Thousands aro complaining of the: Destructive Effects of Mercury, Arsenic, Copper, Antimony, Vitriol, andotkr Poisons employed as Medicines, and not a few are refusing to be cutoff by such destructive means, expressing their faith in the Herbs, Roots, and Flowers of the Field, by which our Forefather lived to be Aged Men, and went down to their graveF full of years— IS IT SO JHOW? Read the Inscriptions on the tombstones—S'kS Of in Youth. The ifiuorant and prejudiced may prefer tbis; but rational men believo it true that " Grass is given forcattle and Herb' for the service of Man," that "the Fruit of the Trceis given for Food, and the leaf for the Healing of Man." It must be distinctly' undersljood these Pills are not a strong Purgative, the object being to Purify the Blood, 'restore the lost tone to the Stomach, invigorate the Liver, and remove all obstructions from the system, For-Females; ihese Piils are invaluable—removing sallowuesfl from-the iskin and imparting a healthy "action" to the whole system, Sold in Boxes at In ead, or fiee by poat for 14 Btamp3, 'F.A.MGORE, .'■'. | Medical Herbalist, B« No. 226. Post Office, Wellington. 1616 c ii I