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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLVI, Issue 7853, 9 December 1903, Page 1

SPRING i,ND SUMMER ' OLOTHINa .' ' ' * , fTI HIS Department is now replete with a Magnificent Stpck,of Men's ; _L Overcoats, Suits; and Ti^otlsers, ready for, immediate wear, and , specially made up for ourselves ; f.'and are perfect in fit and finish— equal •in every way to tailor-made goods.,: , • iop : Men's Kaiapoi and Roslyn Mill Suits, for immediate wear. . ; - ;a's/-.to6s/I *':' ■ 40 Rough Rider Suits. ' j**' - ■ " 106 pair Strong Saddle. Tweed Trousers at 11/6. ", •. ■» .•» . BOYS' SCHOOL SUITS;':. BOYS', SCHOOL .SUITS. ; We always hold a large stock of Boys' Clothing. Norjfolk Suits [size 3 to; 16.) . ' ".- . ' J Cambridge Suits (3 garrrfents^-r-io to 17.)- . ' MEN'S SHIRTS, TIES AND COLLARS. ' V - Real Panama JHats 25/6, 29/-/ 39/. Imitation Pan/ma Hats, 3/9 to 9/6. -/ . " - BRIEF BAGS AND PORTMANTEAUX. W. SPENOfi - - ECONOMIC ... . HAWERA, ' , , $^^p -FHtBESTAFtE <A I / UmomouMm*wM \Emn>MML Valve lU ' ( and S£E That YouCetThbm. ;.j^M^>| ~ : : = — '■ — ' — '■ : ■ . 1

rVAttGITIREI RACING CLUB ■ ' SUMMER MEETING. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, Ist' and 2nd JANUARY, 1904. OFFICIAL PROGRAMME. FIRST- DAY. 1. Flying Handicap (open), of 70 soys. j second horse 10 soys. from stakes. 6 furlongs. Norn. lsov., accept. 1 soy. 2. Maiden Hack Race, of 50 soys., second horse 10 soys. from, stakes. 5 furlongs. Weight for age. Entrance,; 1 soy. 3. Ohakea Hurdle Race; (open),, a handicap of .'BO soys., second horse 10 soys. from stakes. * If miles, J over seven flights of batten ; hurdles, 3ft.- '6in. high. Norn. 1 soy., accept. 1 soy.. , 4. Railway ' Hack Hurdles, a handicap of bO'sovs., second 'hoj-se 10 soys. from stakes. 1£ miles; over six flights of batten hurdles, 3ft. ' Sin. high. Norn. 1 soy. Accept. 1 soy, \ 5.' Carnarvon Hack' Race, a' handicap of 50 soys., second, horse ll"soys.0 "soys. from stakes. 6 furlongs; Norn. 1 soy., accept, 1 soy. ' • 6. Rangitikei Cup (open), a handicap of - 160 sags., second horse 20 soys., and the third horse 10,- sovs. y both from stakes. 14 miles. Norn. 1 soy., accept, 2 soys. - . . , 7. Welter Hack Handicap, of 50 soys. second horse 10 soys, from stakes. Minimum weight Bst. 7. furlongs. Norn. 1 soy.,. accept. 1 soy. E SECOND DAY.. 1. Clifton Handicap,' (open), of 70 •soys.. second horse 10 soys. from stakes. 7 furlongs. Norn. 1 soy., accept. 1 soy. 2. Telegraph Hack Race,' a handicap of 50 soys., second horse 10 * soys. from stakes. 6 furlongs. Norn. > 1 soy.; accept. 1 soy. •„<' • - 3. Sandon Hurdle Race (open), .a handicap* of 75 soys.., second, horse J. 6. soys. from stakes. If miles, over seven flights of .batten hurdles 3ft. 6iri. high. Norn. 1 soy., accept. 1 s'qv. . .... j 4. Tramway H^ck Hurdle" Race, 1 , a, handi- 1 'cap of 60 sqvs.',. second, htirse. lo soys. v ( from stakes. 1£ miles,; over ' six flights of batten hurdles „ 3ft. pin. high. Norn. < lsov., accept. l : s,'p.v! - • ' .• 5. Killeymoon Ha,ok' 'Race, a Handicap of j 50 sq'vs.,: second' horse ' 1Q s.qvs. from stakes. One mile. Noni. : 1 ' sbv., ac- . cept. Is soy.- ', ':-" ' ' 6. Greatford Stakes (open), a handicap of 125 soys., second . horse-. 15 soys. 1 ", third horse 10 'soys. from stakes. 1$ miles. Norn. 1 soy., accept. 2 .soys. , 7. Parejvanui Haqk Scurry, of 50 soys., , second horse' 10 sovsl from stakes. Open to all < horses that have niever' won a race exceeding 4154 15 soys. in value 3 a 0 time of start. -5 iurlongs. . Weight, Bst. 71b. Entrance, '1 * soy. J ' : ;- , " ' NOMINATIONS, WEIGHTS AND ACCEPTANCES.',' ■ NOMINATIONS- for all 'events and entries for the' 3^aiaen j Hack Race' and Parewanui Haclft'Seurfy ' will close with £he . Secretary at'"th'e\ Office." V)f the Club, Bulls, on WEDNESDAY^ 16th 'December, 1903, at- 6 p.m:' „ ",'.' „'■■• \ s .'• : WEIGHTS -for the First Day's Events .will be decjafrsd at the Royal Hotel, Palmerston North/.,pni MQNDAY,. 28th December, 1903, - about 8. p.m., arid for the Second Day's Events a£ the. Office of the Club, Bullsi at 7 p.m. on the -evening, of th« First Day. , ;', , , • ACCEPTANCES^ for' "the First, Day' 3 Events -will close at the Office of the Club, Bulls/ 'on TUESDAY,. 29th December. 1903, at 6 p.m.; and for the Secpnd Day*g ' Eyehts at the same place at 8.30 .p.m. , on the ewjung. qf the First ti^y. , ' RULES. ' < See Referee. -"'-■* v ■ ' . Bookmakers,, their clerks, agents . or assistants will not be allowed on the grounds of , the Rangitfeei, Racing Club.- , '-, " ■ , , • ?L 4j4 j QpPDALL,' Secretary. , Approved in accordance with the Rfles of Racing'. this V4tn $&y o| Nqvenib,P?i' 19()3.f-F. - MpyPAfx, Sepretary, W^gftflm Joqkey\Olnp.y - . ;;, ' _•; _ -.'''>] ■ PtGf pigs; PiGsr , " W. DI^OGiTaNE' CO; ar^ • buyers of 1 . 10,000- (ten thousand); first quality Bacon Pigs\ maiden 1 sows' or barrows, weights from 1 10,* to ijqlbs. . Highest price obtainable.- CasK onidehvery, to ' , ■ . ,A. E. DIMOCKv - Central deceiving Station, ' ' : • '• ' ! Kaporiga. , /'" ' l \ \ ; ,; . IM?.bRTANT. . '...'•' -R EC e 1 v/i n g Days. Kaponga, .every Tuesday , <■ -= '' ■ Eltham, Wednesday, 'Deceml?e.r g t , Opuralee^XbUrsday, 1 Dec^ 3& 17 ; Okaia^,a,;;M6n]aay," Nov. 39 and? ( , Dec. 14. • •-.•>-, I ARE you one of ,those cyclists , who* 'doesn't' enjoy cycling;': .because, the ; uncomfortable seating;* ', Wpcomodation jars '.your: sensitive ( feelings^ Well, don't be , discouraged, Cole and Donrieily pan : -supply a* ;cosv -pneumatic Saddle.'! ,Th,e price iis slightly higher than for '• the ordhi^y s,ea£ js but that,i4 nothing to the delightful luxury .of riding on ' a seat •* stufied with air." ) • . ' JUTTING Corns is like cutting j \S grassj it only makers the corn grow again, but corns cured with -, Wallace's Corp Paint stay cured. Price, is per bottle. ' ,