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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XII, Issue 3915, 17 September 1891, Page 4

HOOPING COUGH This complaint is very prevalent nmonsst children at the present time Mother Mary Joseph Aubert's " Martjpa" has been most successfully experimented with during the past tour weeks for this epidemic. The proprietors are pleased to say tho results are most encouraging. They are assured there is no other remedy to equal " Marupa,' and all parents whose children have or show signs of developing Whooping Congh should immediately call at the nearest chemist's and get a bottle. The remedy is not a cheap and nasty preparation, but a skilfully compounded medicine, made by a lady who thoroughly understands the complaints of children, and whose knowledge of the vegetation of New Zealand enables her to combat with disease. WHOOPING COUGH. Wellington, 10th August, 1891. The enclosed testimonial has been flven to Mr Woods, chemist, by Mr 'ercy (Messrs Haggett &, Percy;;— " As you wished me to give you the result of tho ' Marnpa ' on my son who has been suffering from Whopping Cough for the last eight weeks, I am pleased to tell you that the first bottle thoroughly relieved him, end the second entirely cured him. " I have no hesitation In recommending it, and if this is any use as a testimony to its efficacy, you are at liberty to use it. •• George Perct." Mr Woods asks the manager of these Remedies to send him np another six dozen, being the third' lot had during four weeks. MANURE! MANDKE. FOE TUENIPS, VEGETABLES, VINES, GRAIN, &c. : Turnip Manure, Bone Dust, Blood Manure, and Pure Dried Blood. Manufactured by the GEAR MEAT PRESERVING AND FREEZING CO., | Petone, PRICES ON TRUCKS AT FETONE: Turnip Manure... £5 10 0 per ton Bone Dust ... 610 0 „ Blood Manure ... 710 0 „ Pure Dried Blood 710 0 „ The Gear Meat Co.'a MANURES have been proved the best in the Colonial market, having elicited the most satisfactory Testimonials from all parts of the Colony. Samples of the MANURES may be seen at the office of Messrs LOWES & lORNS who have been appointed agents for the Masterton District. W. H. MILLWARD, Secretary. d HOULD LOCAL INDUSTRIES BE O ENCOURAGED? Can anyone for one m ment doubt that local industries sh u!d not be helped on ? The wealth < f any country is assured when the whol of its population is fully employed. We hear of large facto, iea in English and American cities, where hundreds an 4 thousands of hands ai e kept at work. Why should a country like New Zealand have one single pair of idle hinds? Natare has bountifully provided a grand aoi', good climate, and a luxuiious permit a'ion, and we are certain that the efforts of Mother Mary Joseph Aubert to bring forward good ' reliable remedies, made purely from N. Z. vegeUtiin, will in time give employment to many pairs of hands, and be one of the best advertisements for this highly favoured colony. Why should the public insist on having English or American Medicines when thoy can get the very best articles at their very doors? Wo sincerely ask that a fair trial be given, and we are very confident of results. Karana, Marcpa, Natanata and Paramo will become household wcrds. Wholesale Agents under special permission from Archbishop Red wood— KSMPTHORBE, PROSSER& Co.'s NEW ZEALAND DRUG CO., (LIMITED.)

TARATAHI CARTERTON HACK RACING CLUB'S 1881 ANNUAL MEETING, . To be held on the Taratahi Race-Course on (MONDAY, NOVEMBER 9th, 1891. Resident, W. C. Buchanan, M.H.R.; VicePresident, N, Grace ; Treasurer, W. B, Allen; Judge, N. Grace; Starter, T, Rat ; Stewards : E. H. Bcckebidgb, C. Kkmble, W, B. Allrk, R. Kemble, T. Rat, J. Strang, G. W. Dellhb, G. Carter, A. S. Grant, T. Giuce, J. Davison, Robert Buckeridge ; Handicapper, A. R. MoFablane ; Clerk of Scales, C. Keslblk ; Clerk of Course, D. McLachlan. PROGRAMME. 1. Hack Hurdle Race of 20 sovs.. second horse 5 sots, from stakes; about one and a half miles, over six flights hurdles, 3ft Gin high; nomination ss, acceptance 10s. 2. Hack Maiden Plate of 15 sots., second horse 3 sovs. from stakes; about one mile; weight for age ; open to all horses that have nevei won a race of any description; entry 10s. 3. Open Taratahi-Carterton Handicap of 40 sots., second horse 5 sots, from stakes ; about ore and a quarter miles; Nomination 10s, acceptance 20s. 4. Clarevillo Hack Handicap of 20 sovs., second horse 3 sova. from stakes; about one mile ; nomination ss, acceptance 10s. 5. Railway Hack Handicap Of 15 sovs., second j horse 2 sovs. from stakes; about threequarters of a mile ; nomination ss, acceptance os; winner of Clarevillo Hack Handicap to carry 71bs penalty; 6. Open Flying Handicap of 30 sovs., second horse 0 sovs. from stakes; about threequarters of a mile; nomination 10s, acceptance 10a; winner T, C. Handicap to carry 71bs extra. 7. Consolation Hack Handicap of 10 sovs., about one mile ; nominations to be made ten minutes after Railw.iy Hack Handicap has been run for. Entrance ss. Date of Nominations, MONDAY, October the 19th. Weights declared on MONDAY, October 26th. Acceptances and Entries for Maiden Plate, MONDAY, November 2nd. RULES & REGULATIONS. 1. Races to be run under Metropolitan Rules. . , , 2. No entry will be received for any race except upon the condition that all claims, disputes, and objections arising shall be decided by a majority.of the Stewards present, or whom they may appoint, and their decision on all points SHALL BE FINAL. 3. All Nominations, Entries, and Acceptances (to be made in writing, addressed to the Secretary at the Observer Office, Carterton), will be received up to the arrival of the late train from Wellington on the advertised date of closing. No nominations or acceptances will be received on any pretence whatever unless accompanied by the necessary fee. i 4. A Hack shall mean a horse that has never started for, or is entered for, a weight for age or handicap at time of starting, and has not been nominated for Derbies, Champagnes, or Guineas to be run for this racing season: hack races excepted. 5. In all Nominations for Handicaps the name, age, pedigree, color, sex> and previous performances of the horse, name of owner and colors of rider must be given. All horses to be ridden in distinguishing colors. 6. Any protest must be lodged with the Secretary in writing within ten minutes after the race to which it refers has been run, and must be accompanied by 2 sovs., which will be returned only if the protest is sustained. 7. Horses walking over will receive 50 per cent of the Stakes. 8. All persons intending to withdraw horses are requested to give notice m writing to the Secretary half an hour before the official time of starting such race. Any person neglecting or refusing to comply with this rule shall pay a fine, to be imposed by the Stewards, not exceeding £5, which shall be placed to the credit of the race fund. Owners are particularly requested to observe this Rule. !). No percentage deducted from Stakes. 10. Races, Nos. 1, 2, 4, 5, 7 are for hacks only, Nos. 3 and 6 are open races. ADMISSION TO COURSE, FREE. W. MoKENZIE, Secretary. HHABLES /"NATHIE, TAILOR*. CLOTHING MANUFA CTDRE R, EBtimatea given for Volunteer, Naval, Police, and Fire Brigade Uniforms, &o. Maitneks-street, Wellington. Next Grey Valley Coal Company.