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I ' A"MOTHER'S PRIDE. -There is plenty of evidence to prove that the ladlies are not averse to pipe smokers. Provided, of course, that the man in the case chooses the right tobacco. Pot* instance, there is the case of the letter received from Mrs. A. HigginS w&ich reflects the pride and satisfaction of a mother who feels that her son has made a wise decision. '' Can a mere woman praise Edgeworth?" she asks. And then she goes on to tell of her son's trials in trying to find a mild cool smoke. Hinally he gave up smoking in disgust; until an old-timer advised him to try a pipeful of Edgeworth.—Advt.

Woods' Greatt Peppermint Cure. tir«t nid Children's Hackine Couch.—Advt

WOOWILLE RACES. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, 19 th and 20th FEBRUARY. FIRST BACE, 11.45 a.m. CUITABLE Tradn Arrangements and Excursion Faues from Levin, Marton, Masterton, Dannevirke, Palmerston North (special), and intermediate stations. WELLINGTON.—Excursion Fares. Ist, 20s 4d; 2nd, 13s #d will be issued by Daylight Limited. Passengers can return same day. W. A. LYON, Secretary. HAWKES BAY fROOTTING CLUB (Incorporated). ANNUALMEETING, TO be held on Hastings Racecourse on SATURDAY tind MONDAY, 15th and 17th MARCH, 19.60. £2270 IN STAKES. ■Nominations for All Events (both days) close on MONDAY, 24th February, 1930, at 8 p.m. Handicaps for First Day will be declared on or about Monday, 3rd March, 1930. Acceptances for First Day close on Monday, 10th Marcfb, 1930, at 8 p.m. Hastings Telegrajph Ofh'cc closes at 8 p.m. Fees must accompany both Nomination and Acceptance. For full Programitne see "N.iJ. Referee." A. E. PALMER,