OTi^KI MAORI RACING CLUB x ; ' ■ > . SPRING.' MEETING THIS SATURDAY (October 1) THIS SATURDAY AT OTAIEI RACECOURSE . FIRST RACE STARTS AT 12.15 P.M. A SPLENDID OUTING FOR CITY AND SUBURBAN RESIDENTS. . ■ . TRAIN ARRANGEMENTS:- i SPECIAL RACE TRAIN leaves Wellington 9.5 a.m., arrives Otaki 10.53 a.m. ORDINARY TRAINS 8.30 a.m. and 10.15 a.m. The 8.30 a.m. train will stop where required, but the 10.15 a.m. train stops only at Paekakariki and Otaki. RETURN TRAINS leave Otaki 5.19, s^o (Race Special), and 7.38. SPECIAL REDUCED FARES: . N.. WINIATA, Secretary. ' !\^^^^Pp NEW ZEALAND.CUP HANDICAP, of I 5 WS^^^^^f^^^^ 1| lij STEWARDS' HANDICAP," of £800. Sis '• y|^^^^^^J|i^^^^^K| ||| CRITERION HANDICAP, of£soo. Seven ' JH^^^^^^^S^^! P^ ;p^N?^?TOft HANDICAP, of £500. One .' M^^X^^wm^^^^^^^^ j P JOCKEY CLUB HANDICAP, of £600. , 17'rilarfa nP^k^fcf-l^ JtfiP f| CANTERBURY CUP, of £700 (weight--17 €ÜB.SCs -B- &"»J Hi >fel&kkßJ for-age). One mile and a-half. ■ . ■ FOURTH DAY. ril AnM rtrt POr^WVl METROPOLITAN HANDICAP, of £1000. Vjl£9.H US LKfLd ULf One mile and a-half. *»^ wwww. STONYHURST HANDICAP, of £350 (for €VBTy VflOTtlltlQ MEMBERS' HANDICAP, of £500. Sis •^ *-* furlongs. - « e . B , v »,..••» NOTE.—MINIMUM WEIGHT 7ST IN. TEETH PEARLY WHITE ALL ABOVE HANDICAP RACES. PLATES/NATURAL COLOUR ;. ' . FT* H> Setary.' If your plates are stained, teeth dis- P.O. Box 385, Christchurch, Cl. :olouredi simply fill the cap of the tin with Telegraphic Address: TURF. •Steradent' and pour the powder into a glass m " — __ H containing sufficientwann water to cover the. A^ mm*m: mwk *k&mMM . dentures. Stirwell. Put in your dentures and 90 SB llf % lif Wk $M |Xl leave themwhile you dress or overnight.Take ■ lAllltv ■■■ ■lrtti'fcim-1 them outandrinsethoroughly under the tap. nHft ' i%mm& BfiJnAUf , Blackest stains vanish, YeUow teeth are L SKfl II lll| I ftlQ Sifif I ■.-made.* five f and lustrous. Your plates feel u ?ida"?ys^v7nlne million tin^t'bes so copl, comfortablei: fresh. e Steradent' br filters which are endangered by neglect is guaranteed harmless. or drastic,irritating drugs. Beware! If Kid- ■■■•*■*■■ neytrpuble or piadder weakness makes you Price s«e 3/6. At aU chemfets. iff^S:§S^^S^S^Sl^&. ■ ' .'■■..•■■■■•■ ~.. ...' ■ St.i» ness, Rheumatism, Lumbago, Circles Un■PnHBHHHHiHQE'HBHI^H^BH derEyes/SwollenAnkles, Neuralgia, BurnH Wl^V^^^ 1 ing, Itching, Smarting, Acidity or Loss of i^i'Miylf lf*J ■■ ■ Vigour, don't delay. Try the Doctor's new mi W9 m. H W.SII discovery called Cystex. Soothes, tones, ■MfIHBriKEBMnKECBBBHHHHHi cleans, and heals sick kidneys. Starts work clean* ond .cerilKes false Utth 2d a dose and is guaranteed to end your troubles or money back. At all chemists. |Hy9 FOR THE SOCIAL . |pl|» ' SECURITY BENEFITS' BOVRIL COSTS LESS THAN H^& ih Bl IBb> B Me 10-MINUTE CROSSWORD ■■■ ■W: ig2 imp- wh? imp iin 8, \m' hi - W%M s|i?l isl?s¥ . . i;lig*SJ , :Si*i K;i*i;i WiMWimW^M &;£:;;¥ m&K :^;:gp mam ■■ mm %&m . "WM %®B® Wm %>m& mm ...fi'"^'"" 4"". • '""' ■14HI 15 , 16 g_: — - _ „ . 81 tell ' 111 111 [111 111 lmm Clues Across. Clues Down. 8. Exile. ' 1. Storehouse. 9: Pain. . 2. Vessel of water at the dinner-table. 10. Cosy. ■■■'*■ 3. Delighted. 11. Peculiar. 4. Sides. 12. He shoes horses. 5. Suffers extreme hunger. 15; Settled. 6. Facts. 17. Valleys. ; 7. Giving,cover.. 18. Bend down. . 13. Contrast. 19. Satan. 14. Quick. , 20. Clock faces, 15. Trades. 22. Pompous. 16. Unavoidable. 23. Cords. 20. Makes hard of hearing. 25. Turning to.stone. • 21. Eeel. 27- Coy. ,24. Italian sea-port. 29. Inert. 26. Mature. 30. Pen-name (three words). 28. Collection of tents. SOLUTION. Across.—(4) Stop-press; (9) Operas; Down.—(l) Horsehair; (2) Devour'(lo) Intently; (11) Sporting; (12) Gal- ed; (3) Martinet; (5) Trigger; (6) leons; (13) Harangue; (15) Indited; Petulant; (7) Rendered; (28) Solent; (18) Stadium; (23) Expedite; (24) (14) Ampersand; (16) Indicate; (17) Besident; (25) Russians; (26) Parasite; Exterior: (19) Aversion; (20) Imitate; (27) Poteen; (28) Penetrate. ' X2l)Mtetreat; (22) Regale.
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Evening Post, Volume CXXVI, Issue 78, 29 September 1938, Page 13
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