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TTJANNEVIRKE RACING CLUB. STEEPLECHASE MEETING. To bo hold on the Club's Course, TAMAKI, on WEDNESDAY, 9th SEPTEMBER, 1914. PROGRAMME: 1. HANDICAP HACK HURDLES, of 100 boys; about 1^ miles. 2. UMUTAOROA HACK HANDICAP, of 85 soys ; seven furlongs. 3. SPRING HANDICAP (open), of 110 soys ; H miles. 4. DANNEVIRKE STEEPLECHASE HANDICAP, of 175 soys; 2J miles. 5. TRIAL STAKES, of 75 soys; six furlongs. 6. HACK AND HUNTERS' STEEPLECHASE, a cup, with 70 soys; about two miles. 7. OTANGA HANDICAP (open), of 100 soys; one mile and 50 yards'. 8. HACK WELTER, of 85 soys: seven furlongs. ACCEPTANCES for all events and Entries for Trial Stakes closo on TUESDAY, Ist SEPTEMBER, 1914, at 9 p.m. Telegraph Office closes at 8 p.m. ROBERT TAKLE, Secretory. P.O. Box 55. .Dannevirke. TTOROWHENUA TROTTING CLUB. FIRST ANNUAL MEETING. AT LEVIN, WEDNESDAY, 9th SEPTEMBER, 1914. £235 IN STAKES. £235 7 EVENTS. 60 ACCEPTANCES. HORSES FROM Christchurch, llawera, Hawkes Bay, Manterton, Hutt, Petonc, and other places competing. Train arrangemente suitable to return 6amo day from Wellington and Palmorfelon North. B. R. GARDENER, Sec. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. HOROWHENUA TROTTING CLUB'S FIRST ANNUAL MEETING AT LEVIN, 9th SEPTEMBER. HOLIDAY Excursion Tickets to Levin, available for return until 10th Scpfembcr, will bo obtainablo at Palmcrirton North, Wellington (Thorndon), and intermediate stations on 9th September, by morning trains only. BY ORDER. HAVE YOUR SPRING CLEANING DONE 'THE VACUUM CO. WAY. QUIT worry, and be glad! The drudgery of Spring Cleaning can be eliminated entirely if you will but adopt our hygienic system of homo-brightening. Ring up 2969 or 3431, and ask for full particulars of our system. VACUUM CLEANING CO. 117. WILLIS-STREET. MISS MILSOM, Hair Physician, Face j Specialist, diagnoses all cases-free of 1 charge, supplies the necessary hair foods and tonics ; also skin Joods and lotion. Learn home treatment for hair and skin. Miss Milscftn. 94, Willis-street (opposite. Shortt'B Picture Theatre). Tolephone 814. MIIsTIROLLESTON, Hair Specialist, CJual. London and Paris. Hair Treatments, Shampooing, Hairdr«6sing, . Face Massage, and Electrolysis. . Switches, Transformations, etc., at English prioet. 256, Lambton-quay. 'Phone 1599. UPERFLUOUS Hair destroyed by "Rusma" (Regd.) See testimonial morning papers. Mrs. Hullon, SuperI fluous Hair and Complexion Specialist, Ist door Boulcott-street. 'Phone 1047. VIBRO Facial Massage, Scalp Treatment, Shampooing, Manicuring, Pedicuring, Hairworlc, Electrolysis. Mrs. Hnybittle, 283, La,mbton-qu»y (over Orr, Chumißi). 'Phone 1594 RT MEMORIAL CO., Newtown. Memorials of every description erected. 1 Reinforced Concrete Walls. Ascertain our prices before ordering elsewhere. 'Phone No. 3877. Workmanship guaranteedl DOAN'S Bacache Pills, 2s lOd; Saoatogen, largest (genuine), 6s 9d ; Clemente's Tonic, 3s ; Kepler's Malt »nd Oil, 2s 6d, 4s ; Fellows' Syrup, largest, 6s 3d ; Scott's Emulsion, 2s 4d, 4s 3d ; Blaud's Improved Chocolate-coated Blood Pills, Is lOd pur 100; ordinary Blaud'g, Is. We import direct from the Home and Continental markets, and would remind fresh customers that our compounding of Physicians' Prescriptions and all other Dispensing is conducted with extreme care and absolute fidelity.— O. and H. V. EVENS, Manners-street. Tolephone 1185 TAXI-CABS. WANTED Known— We have for Hire Landaulette and Touring Cars (no cars on stand). Agente for Ford, F.1.A.T., and Berliet Cars. Our extensive Garage and up-to-date Plant is at your service. STANTON AND EVANS, Motor Experts (opp. Parliamentary 1 Buildings). 'Phone 2240. VISITORS to Wellington should try Now Wentworth Hotel; quietest and best conducted in Dominion. Firstclass table, up-to-date accommodation. Tariff 5s day. Permanent Guests by arlangement. — Mrs. R. E. Howell, late Sydney. THE Douglas .Motor Cycle h*g proved its superiority. We would like you to haA-e a trial run. Write or call. J. 0. Shorland and Co.. Cuba-street. WHISTLE, and. Suchard's Velma Chocolates will come into mind. Sold at all shops. Ask for Suchard's. SIDEBOARDS £2""l0e, Wardrobes~e2 15b, Duohesse Chests £1 12s 6d, Washstands 10s 6d, Overmantels 12s 6d, Couches £1 12s od. At Radford's, Willisstreet. FOUND— The best remedy for Nasal Catarrh is "Nazol." Sniff a few drops through a. Nazol Inhaler. HEN the Town Clock chimes buy Suchard's Velma Chocolates. The sweetest and purest chocolate. Sold at all shops. * T E VI ATI-IAN Private Hotel, 20, Man■LJ ners-street, Wellington. .Entirely renovated and refurnished. Tariff 4e per day, 18s to 20s weekly. Meals 9d, or 10 tickets 6s 6d. , | ANTED-"Prepare for British Victory." Brock's Crystal Fireworks, dono up in assorted boxes, from Is 9d box ; packets, of Brilliant Rockets, from Is 9d. See window) The Sims Hardware Co. WAIT for nothing but Suchard's Velma Chocolates. Melt in the mouth like morning dew, and taste like the kiss of spring. Sold everywhere. W^ANTED^GoocTfood" the foundaTion of sound health. The best breakfast food, Oto, is the foundation of daily health and vigour. WANTED— The Wellington Furnishing Co. aro offering exceptional bargains in all household furniture; quality and prices aro right; all goods guaranteed. Every attention paid to enquiries. 10, Rintoul-street. 'Phone 2053. WANTED— All sorts of talk ; we are as cheap, and havo best quality Oama.ru Potatoes, 181b Is, 5s 6d cwt, 2s 9d free delivery city or suburbs. Edilsou's. 142, Cuba-street. 'Phono 2217. WANTED, okf New Zealand TihTFoT- j eign Stamps; good price given; collectors see our stock of rare stamps. A. Brodio, 116, Manners-street (Royal Oak Buildings). ANTED— Pushcarts, 50s usual prico, now to clear 35s each; also, 425. now 30s. Only few. left; call and inspect. The Sims Hardware Co. ANTED— Health is the greatest wealth. Tho basis of health is a daily dish of Oto — tho most nourishing elements of choicest oats. N WANTED — "Radian ta" Blouses, from 5s lid ; Floral Muslins, from s£d ; Piques, fiom 10id ; Crepes, from 7|d. Morgan's, 115, Cuba-street.

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Evening Post, Volume LXXXVIII, Issue 58, 5 September 1914, Page 12

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Page 12 Advertisements Column 6 Evening Post, Volume LXXXVIII, Issue 58, 5 September 1914, Page 12

Page 12 Advertisements Column 6 Evening Post, Volume LXXXVIII, Issue 58, 5 September 1914, Page 12