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Hawera Star, Volume XLVIII, 7 August 1924, Page 8

Vt- 'A GJSr** You Can’t Sleep on !T*S WHAT J S INSIDE TH| MjTTRESS THAT COUNTS S Therefore, make certain of ensuring- sound, healthy sleep by purchasing PURSER & SI ISTED S MATTRESSES Our Mattresses are made from Prime Samarang Kapoc only not from any so-called “Better than Kapoc" ■/ substitute. AND THEY COST YOU LESS IN THE LONG RUN! Our Guarantee of Satisfaction: We guarantee our correctly-made Kapoc Mattresses to be superior to any other bedding product on the market, downy, softness and sleep inducing qualities, and will Refund the Money of any Dissatisfied Purchaser FULL DOUBLE BED SIZE from £2/8/6 PURSER & SUISTED . LIMITED, THE -LARGEST AND CHEAPEST FURNISHERS IN TARANAKI.” HAWERA & STRATFORDa

FOR LETTERS! £loo—--A of your experience of “HEENZO.” with which I you make a pint of Family Cough and Cold Medicine, may win first prize of .£SO-0-0 Seventy-three other prizes. Write for Circular. , HEENZO PROPRIETARY. P.O. Box 771, Wellington. 7 Past. as a Feather Edmond* “Sure to Rise” Baking Powder contains real grape Cream-of-Tartar. It is a safe assurance against failure in cooking. Gakes and pastry made with Edmonds are invariably light and delicious. Sold by all grocers. 190 BAKING POWDER [“SURE TO RISE' Keep a large bottle of Bannington’s in the house. Take a. dose immediately you feel the symptoms of a cold. Bonnington’s draws an antiseptic film over the throat lining, and thus is a valuable preventive of influenza. Potent enough for the strongest man —yet safe 'for children. Made by qualified chemists to a time tested and approved formula. IRISH MOSS FOR COUGHS £>’ COLDS Sold f>y all Chemists & Stores. 223

CROMPTON’S SLIPPERS JJHE things to keep your feet and toes snug and warm on wintry, evenings—a Pair of CROMPTON’S “BUILT-FOR-COMFORT” COSY SLIPPERS. We have styles for.all! Gay colours to match mother’s dressing gown. Conservative, manly patterns for father, and a merry selection of DAINTY SLIPPERS for the young folk. ' All Durable Qualities, and. all at Crompton’s Value Prices ! i You’ll Need a Pair This Evening. CROMPTON’S SHOE STORE HIGH STREET :: HAWERA.

N OUT II nrUKANAKI JJUNT STEEPLECHASE MEETING. SATURDAY, AUGUST 30, 1924. On the, Taranaki Jockey Club’s Racecourse. OFFICIALS. Handicapper: H. Coyle. Starter: C. O'Connor. Judge: J. Cameron. PROGR-.VMM E. 1. LEPPERTON HUNTERS' HANDICAP HURDLES, —Of 9Qsovs.; Fecund horse 25 sovs and third "lOsovs from the. slakes. For qualiliecf limiters, ,v-ason i 924. Over , . rsix flights .of brush hurdles Nom. lsov., - arc. lsdvl-■ firth miltC and r a‘half, 2. ORUNAKE HACK SCURRY.—Of 85sovs;~. uec- • tile stakes Dpen "to-horses'- that have never Avon . a i-raco - <>u . the ' Ilat at a totalisator flibkfcipg at Dmqtmf skirting, -Weight' 9sl. Nom:s*"isov, acc,: lsov. Five furlongs. 3. OMATA- HACK;-,IfURDDE RAGE.—Of lOOsoys; second horse;h2osovs and third lOsovs from the stakes. ' ! Nom.' Isdv, acc. lsov. Over six fljghts.yjof hurdles, about 3ft 6in high. About"one iitile and a half. .4. , STRATFORD HANDICAP (Open).—Of 125sovs; second horse 20sovs and third lOsovs form the stakes. Nom. lsov, acc. 30s. Six furlongs. 5. north Taranaki hunt cup handicap .■ ■ .S'I'I'dHHdTMASE -Of 170sovs.; First horse to receive lOOsovs in specie- and a cup val-1 Linfr at £ZO (presentee} by G. Grey, Esq.), second 30sovs and. third 20sovs from the that, have never won a race exceeding in value '2sosovs to the winner at time of starting (hunters races excepted). Minimum weight, lOst. Nom. lsov, acc. 2sov. About two miles and a half, b, W A 111 I HACK HANDICAP;—Of lOOsovs; second horse 20sbvs and third lOsovs from the stakes. Nom. lsov, ace. lsov. Seven furlongs. 7. HUNTERS’ HANDICAP FLAT RACE.-Of 100 . snvs; second hore 25sovs and third 15sovs front ;thc stakes. For qualified hunters, season 1924. Minimum weight, 10s t. Nom. lsov? 'acc. lsov. One ‘mile and a quarter. 8. URENUI HACK- HANDICAP.-Of SOsovs; second horse 15sovs and third lOsovs from the , stakes.. N,om. lso.v, acc. lsov. Six furlongs. RULES ■ AND REGULATION S. , NOMINATIONS will close rat the Secretary’s .Office., Egmont- Street, Now Plymouth, on MONDAY, August 1.1, at 9. p,m. WEIGHTS will be declared on or about FRIDAY, August 15. ACCEPTANCES will close at the Secretary's Office, Egmont Street, on THURSDAY, August 21, at 9 p.m. E. L. Box 105: 'Phone No. 642; New Plymouth. HUMPHRIES, Secretary'. gMITfI. * jgOGEBS. : 25: BRIDGE ST., ELTfiAM. taeanaki Machinery’depot, WANTED FOR CLIENTS: , 1 Duncan s.f. plough, 2-horse ecOx/p, 2 7 and 9-coulter drills, 2 mowers, 2 Massey-Harris or I.H.C. cultivators, 2 j hayrakes, 4 sets second-hand Auto cups. FOR SALE. j Milking machines,, engines, ploughs harrows, drills, discs, mowers, cupß ; claws* all kinds of rubberware, at prices | to Buit everyone. H. L. SMITH (late senior partner of , the Smith and Ricketts) and A. E. ROGERS, Proprietors. ’Phones: Business 204; Private 205. - Bos 94. Slumps come and go, but the enormous sale of <f Xo-Rubbing” Laundry irelp. goes on year in,' year out. Haweru Grocers.—Advt.

jgGMO'NT-WANGANUI HUNT CLUB (Incorporated.) ANNUAL RACE MEETING. To be held on the WANGANUI RACECOURSE, SATURDAY, 16th AUGUST, 1924. PROGR AMME: To Start at 11.10 a.m. 1. HUNTERS’ HURDLE HANDICAP, of 80 ebvs., second horse 10 eovs., and third ii so vs. from the stake. Open to qualified hunters, 1924 s'eaSon; .'. Minimum:.weight pt;hiindiEap; 9st 71b; 11 miles. Norn. Isov., accept. 1 coy. 2; MAIDEN HANDICAP, of 70 bovs:, secpficf horse 10, sovs. and third horse 5-. eavs. ftifui , the stake. -Five furlongs. Nom.' 1 tfoV.;; accept. 1 soV. • : ■■■'. •; 3. HACK HURDLE HANDICAP, of >IOO so vs:, second .horse 15 . sovs., and third V horse £5 . sovsCfrom the stake; 'miles;’ •• Nonil T sov., accept. 1 sov. 4. WAVERLEY HACK HANDICAP, of 85 sovs., second horse 10 sovs. and third. 5. sovs. from, the stake. One mile. , Norn. 1' sov:,^accept.: .. 1' sov. ' ~j‘ ’- ■ 5. EG MO NT-W ANC. A Nil I HUNT CUP STEEPLECHASE HANDICAP, of 160 sovs., -isecond ■ horse -25 soy's., third ,15 sovs. from the; stake.; For qualified hunters. 1924 season, ■ ‘ About 2i miles. Nom. 1 isov., accept. 1 sov. 6. FLYING HANDICAP (open), of 100- sovs., second horse 15 sovs., third 5 sovs. from the stake; 6 furlongs. Nom. 1 sov., accept. 1 sov. 7. LADIES’ BRACELET HANDICAP (flat), of 80. govs. Winner to receive bracelet valued at 25 sovs. and 35 sovs., second horse 15 sovs., .third 5 sovs. For qualified hunters, 1924 season, that have never won a race of the value of 100 sovs., Hunters’- races I excepted. Gentlemen riders; minimum weight, lOst 71b; li miles. Nom. 1 sov., accept. 1 sov. 8. MOCMAHAKI HACK HANDICAP, of 85 sovs,, second horse 10 sovs., and third 5 sovs. from the stake; six furlongs. Nom. 1- sov., accept. 1 sov. NOMINATIONS CLOSE with the Secretary', Waverley, on Tuesday, sth August, at 8 p.m, WEIGHTS .will be declared on or about Saturday, 9th august. ACCEPTANCES close with the Secretary, Waverley, on Wednesday, 13th August, "at '3: p.m» * r ' Winners after declaration of weights may" be re-handicapped. ■ Telegraph Office closes at 5 p.m. W. MACFARLANE, Box 14, Waverley. ’Phone 35. Secretary. Qualified Hunters are those that have qualified, in compliance with Part V. of the N.Z. Hunts’ Association. Masters’ Certificates of oualification must be produced at Scales. Approved in accordance with the Rules of Racing this 24th dav of Julv. 1924 Wm. HALL, Secretary, Wanganui District Committee. /"OFFICIAL Harley-Davidson Service Station.—Arelibold and Co., Union St., Hawera; 'phone 452. We carry the new 1924 model Harley, necessary spares, benzine, oils and accessories. Our workmen are efficient and prompt.; we employ no boys, and our prices are not flights of fancy, but reasonable. T>EPATRS! Repairs to leaky boots. Bring us your boot repairs. We sole, heel, patch men's, women ’s and children's boots and shoes; ;liand sewn:,; riveted, or pump soles with the best of leather at the New Zealand ClothingFactory, Hawera. special cut horse, covers always fit well and cost no more than the cheap qut factory ones.

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