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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLI, Issue 9588, 4 September 1913, Page 2

Pegden's Furniture is Made to Last after it is bought it will be m strong raid handsome u when the finishing touch was put on in our factory. i Only the be*fc ae&soned timber Ii £ used, end our workmen ere adepts el I their trad*. *vl» I Whether you Me eettinf up I now borne or eimply want a amgle pieoe hop yoor furniture Lere, and joa'D eevw repent it. W. FSGDEN, Art Furniture Manufacturer Palmereton North. Holben Kirk f>r PL WET Jis. GET OUR CATALOCUE. ir

WC WANT YOUR TRADE. YOU WANT TO SAVE MONEY. OUR PRICES SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES EXPERIENCE has taught ea that the "CASH SYSTEM" fs the moat profitable to both buyer and acller. By paying CASH for yanr ;00-l9 you are raahled to ootamand Taiue for your iaoney. be misM ">y unpcrupuhtia tradars, who don't like competition (we welcome it. Iwcauaa t makw U!J kfvn). ard leH vo'i to heliwo that ov price* vroa't last. » )UR PRICES ARE DOWN. AND THEY'RE GOING TO STAY DOWN. car What's more, we collect jour orders, and deliver within the Borough : neo of chirja. MAIL ORDERS A SPECIALTY. Worrall's Cash Stores, THE SQUARE & CUBA ST. •PHONB SR.

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—I v-SSj® OTAKI MAORI RACING CLUB. SPHINX: MEETING. 1913. To be ii' ill on ti.o ik'w racocourso, noar the liai'-.\av Station. Jud, r e: \V. li. liarigill. Starter: R. II Skip'.Miii. Ham-mapper: J. 11. Pollock. FIIISI DAY. MONDAY. SEPTEMBER, 22nd. 1913. 1. FIRST HACK HURDLE HANDICAP, oi 115 suv.'. kv :id i.orx' lo receive i 0 s aiul third h«»!Sv- 5 froiu jiie Make. N«i;i::!'.;iii..n 20»>. Acccj tanco 3u». Ono Hi I .;© 2. lk ill \VI M KMC )K IA L ST A K F.S, a I lack handicap of the value oi 110 i-'Vs, second iior*o lo rece.ve 15 tovs. ami th.i.l l.orx' 5 ><i\ > fr< m the stake. Nomination 20s, Acci-jiiaiu'v 3U-. One uiilv. 3. MAIDEN PLAT!#, of 75 «>v«. second liur»v \kj receive 10 sovs, and third horse 5 <• f »;n the stake. For three-yea: olds and upwards that have net- wo:, .i raeo ot any description at. ii.no o! Planing. Weights: Three-y«*jr old n*'. four year olds and upwards B~t 1CII». No allowances. Entrance 40.-. F;vc tiirlonsrs. 4. DOMINION DAY HANDICAP fop»n of 230 si-cor.d horse j<* rrti i'.e 20 ma>, and thin; Imrv 10 sovs :rom ti• si..k<\ Nomination 2'" : . Accvptanoo 60s. One nn!i> and a 5. STEWARDS' IIA< K II ANT) lI'A P. of 100 sivs. kCv'ond I,<»r?«» to receive 15 wivb, and third horse 5 h>\* ir.'in the stake. Nomination 20.-. Acceptance 30s. S«x lurlong». '6. FLYING HANDICAP 'open), of 150 S>)vs. Hwind hor.** t-> wni' 2i- w\>, and third atioii 20a. Acceptance 4C>. Six lur lonics. 7. WELTER HACK HANDICAP, of 100 govs, second horse to n-tvivo 15 s>v.«. and tliird liori-o 5 sova from ih« stake. Minimum weigh' Ssj 7ib. Nomination 'iO*. Acceptance 3C-. Seven furlongs. SECOND DAY. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23rd. Im3. j 1. SECOND HACK HURDLE HANDICAP. of 100 wivs, second horse t<» receive I 10 wvs, and third horse 5 Mvs from the stake. Nomination 2Cs. Acceptance oils. Ono mile and 980 Yards. ' 2. OTAKI HACK HANDICAP, of lOC sov.*, second horse to reeeivo 15 govs, atid third horse 5 sovs from the «lake. Nomination 20s. Acceptance 3Cs. Si veu furlong*. 3. TRIAL HANDICAP, of 70 sovs. sotou horse to receive 10 sovs, and third hors* 5 sovs from the stake. For horses that have not won raco of any description exceeding 25 sovs in value to the tvinnei at time of nomination.; Nomination 20s. Acceptance 20s. Five furlongs. 4. PRESIDENT'S HANDICAP (open), of