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Gisborne Times, Volume XXX, 1 August 1912, Page 7

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050® POVERTY pAY JJUNT QLUF3. ANNUAL MEETING. To be hold on the Gisborne Racing Club’s Course, To Hapara. THURSDAY, AUGUST 22, 1912. President: Mr. T. Holden. Vice-Pre-sident: Mr. R. SheiTatt. Stewards: Messrs. A. R. Iline, G. Humphries, IT. do Lautour, Max-Jack-son, R. K. Murnhy, A. McKenzie, L. Newman, W. G. Sherratt. .Tudgo :Mr M. ITingston. Handica""Or: Mr. C. J. Bennett. Starter: Mr. TV. Priestlm Clerk of Scales: Mr C. J. Hamilton. Clerk of Course:' Mi-. P. Walsh. Secretary: Mr. H. E. Dodd. To start at 1.30 n.m. 1. HUNTERS’ FLAT RACE HANDICAP. First horse to receive a Trophy value £5; second horse to receive a Trophy value £2. Entrance 7s. Distance, 1 mile. To start at 2 p.m. 2. FIRST OPEN FLAT HANDICAP, of 10 sovs. Entrance 10s. Distance, 5 furlongs. To start at 2.30 p.m. 3 HUNTERS’ STEEPLECHASE HANDICAP. First horse to receive a Trophy value £6; second horse to receive a Trophy value £-. Entrance Bs. Distance, 2 miles. To start at 3 n.m. 4 SECOND OPEN ELAT HANDICAP, of 10 sovs. Entrance 10s. Distance, 7 furlongs. To start at 3.30 p.m. 5. HUNT CLUB HANDICAP. lirst horse to receive a Trophy value £8; second horse to receive a .Trophy value £3. Entrance 3s. Distance. 21 miles. To start at 4 p.m. G HUNTERS’ BRACELET HANDICAP First horse to receive a Bracelet value £5; second horse to receive a Bracelet value £2. Hoises to bo nominated bv ladies. TVmnei of Hunters’ Flat Handicap to carry 101 b extra. Entrance is. Distance li milesTo start at 4.30 p.m. _ 7 MAIDEN HACK STEEPLECHASE HANDICAP, of 10 so\ s. Entrance 10s. Distance, 2 miles. RULES AND REGULATIONS. (Run under New Zealand Rules of Racing). , Definition of a Hunter: A horse who has qualified with anv affiliated Club, and must have Master’s certificate whose owner is a full subscriber to tho AIL Hunters’ Races are confined to Gentleman riders only. Certificate, must be; produced at scales. ENTRIES, together with the ne.eosarv fees, colors of the rider, etc., must be in the hands of the feecrctai y, at his office, not later than o p.m. ' the date mentioned below. \ TTT T?ENTRIES for all Events, SAIUi Dev 10th AUGUST, 1912. Weights will be declared on W ccnesdav, Hth August, 1912. H E. DODD, Secretary. OfM 3 S s m. imSMiM i V m £ —FOR—HARNESS AND MORSE COVERS. FELT SICK AND DIZZY. “For two years I suffered 'from eadache, caused b.y liver disorder nd irregular action of the bowels,” i rites Mrs. Jane Royes, Ravens- | ood, Q. “A few doses of. Chamberin’s Tablets quickly relieved me, nd after taking them regularly for short time my liver was in perfect rder, and I was no longer trouble' 4 ith sidle headache. Now if I feel a ttle bit out of sorts I take a dose or evo of Chamberlain’s Tablets, and m very soon myself again.” Sold oy 1 D. Smith, Chemist, Gisborne, \.Z. COULD HARDLY BREATHE. “Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy was bo means of curing my cold an ronchitis. I bad pains and tightess of the chest until I could baldly reathe. I am a member of the ndge and got some medicine, but it a d no effect,” writes Mr. T. Johnan, 243 Harrington Street, Hobart, 'as “I then tried Chamberlain s lough Remedy, and one bott!e'comletely cured me- . Sold by L D. m iHi. Chemist. Gisborne. N.Z. ARMSTRONG.—The new Chemist, ?or all kinds of Sick Room Requlcltos and Druggists’ Sundries. Urgent Medicines our Speciality. (SUaciQßSor to Kano’a Pharmacy.)