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Evening Post, Volume LXIV, Issue 149, 20 December 1902, Page 2

to thank his committee for. They had i worked hard, but unfortunately for himself and for them they had worked against political circumstances over which they had no control. However, he had not abandoned the hope of getting into Parliament, for the interest in public life was in his blood. The future was full of hopefulness for the colony and its people, so why should he despair? He denied that the present gathering was in the nature of •& tangi, for they had all met under the most cheerful circumstances. He urged the members of his committee to hold themselves in readiness, for the unexpected might happen. There was no knowing what changes might take place, and it w,as well to be prepared for emergencies. The Rev. B. L. Thomas also spoke. He complimented Mr. Luke upon the way the contest was conducted, and wished him the fulfilment of his desires on a future occasion. Addresses were delivered by Mr. O'Brien, Mr Mordant, and several others. The remainder of the evening was spent with music, song, and story. The contributors to the programme included Misses Lily Feltham, Pinchess, Jennie, Edie, and May Luke, Master Chas. Luke, Mesdames O. M. and J. P. Luke, Messrs Edgar Feltham, Minifie (3), King, Dean, and H. Murrell. Minifies String Band also played several selections. Supper was provided by Mr. J. Godber. Altogether, a very enjoyable evening was spent by the Party. CFor continuation of Neios .tee page 7. ) Soak the bands thoroughly, on retiring, in a hot lather of Cdticura Soap. Dry and anoint freely with Cdtictjka Ointment. Wear old gloves duping the night. • For .sore hands, itcbing, burning palms and painful finger ends, this one night cure is wondorful. • Sold br an Colonial Chemiitf. Poxtsx DIPO ASO ChsH. Cobp.j 8010 Propi., Botton, U. 6. A. WALLACE & GLBISON, HATTERS, MERCERS, AND OUTFITTERS, [ TTNVITE your inspection of their Summer Ja- Shipments, of Goods imported direct from British and Continental Manufacturers. An excellent choicft in PANAMA AND STRAW HATS 1 At, Roasonablo Prices. A Visit to tho M&CERY DEPARTMENT will convince you that for SmkTS, COLLARS, TIES, UNDERCLOTHING, TRAVELLING REQUISITES, Etc., we are NOT TO BE, BEATEN. Note Address— THE "KASH," WILLIS-STREET. Next Evening Post. 1 HOW TO SPEND IT ! WHA.TP A MERRY CHRISTMAS AND PROSPEROUS NEW TEAR ! ? T>UY'your BOOTS and SHOES from us, and save 20 per cent. More comfort; and wear than any others. Balloons for the Children, and Calendars, nßefnl and ornamental. Note the Address— '171, LAMBTON-QUAY, and 32, MOLESWORTHJSTREET. T. J. LEIGHTON. BREAD! « riIHE WELLINGTON BREAD COMX PANY'S PRICE is 3^d per 21b loaf cash ; or terms as arranged. Herbert-street. Telephone 237. \ TARANAKI JOCKEY CLUB. SUMMER MEETING. WEDNESDAY AND ' THURSDAY, 11th AND, 12th FEBRUARY, 1903. NOMINATIONS for the following fivents, 1 soy eaoh, CLOSE on WEDNESDAY, 7th JANUARY, 1903, at 9 p.m. — Stewards' Handicap, of 100' Bovb. Seven Furlongs First Handicap Hack Race, of 60 boys. Five Furlongs ' First Handicap Hurdles, of 108 sovb. Iwo miles First Handioap Hack Hurdles, of 60 Soys. Ono Mile and a Half TARANAKI CUP HANDICAP, of 350 sovb. One Mile and a Half Second Handicap Hack Race, of 60 boys. One Milo Flying Handicap, of 120 boys. Six Furlongs Grandstand Handicap, of 120 soys. Seven Furlongs Third Handicap Hack Race, of 60 boys. Six Furlongs Second Handicap Hurdles, of 100 soys. One Mile and a Half Second Handicap Hack Hurdles, of 60 ■ soys. One Mile and a Half Autumn Handicap, of 200 soys. One Mile and a Quarter Fourth Handicap / Hack Race, of 60 soys. One Milo and a Quarter Farewell Handicap, ot 100 soys. Seven I Furlongs. ACCEPTANCES. MONDAY, 2nd FEBRUARY, at 9 p.m.— Stewards' Handicap, 2 soys; First Handicap Hurdles, 2 soys ; Taranaki Cup, 2 soys; Flying Handicap, 2 soys; First Handicap Hack Hurdles, 1 soy; First Handicap Hack , Race, 1 soy; Second Handicap Hack R«ce, 1 soy. MONDAY, 9th FEB., at 9 p.m.— Final Payment Taranaki Cup, 4- soys. ACCEPTANCES. Wednesday, 11th' February, at 9.30 p.m.Grandstand Handicap, 2 sovb; Second Handicap Hurdles, 2 boys; Autumn Handicap, 3 toys ; Farewell Handicap, 2 sovb?" Second Handicap Hack Hurdles, 1 soy; Third Handicap Hack Race, 1 boy; Fourth Handicap Hack Race, 1 boy. THURSDAY, 12th FEBRUARY— Final Hack Fluttor, of 50 boys. Entrance 1 soy. Fivfe Furlongs. Po3t Entry prior to Farewell Handicap. DEFINITION OF A HACK. Hack is a horso that haß not won ot lime of Nomination a race of the value of 80 sovb, or races to the collective valuo of 200 soys sinco the Ist August, 1899. ' For full programmo bco .ueferco of 17th December, 1902. MUSSELL FLEETWOOD, Secretary.