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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLIII, Issue XLIII, 9 March 1909, Page 1

NELSON LAYING COMPETITION. DAILY RETURNS, ' The Nelson Bgs-iaying Competition concludes on the 3 1st jnat., and n view of the interest taken in the co; • test, it is intended to publish the daily returns till that date. Yesterday's returns at the Nel. on Laying Competition wore as follows: — 1. W. Knight, Hutt, W.L. ... 1 '£. \V. G. Lane, Hastings. S.W. 5 3. Jlis^N. Sail, Cust, W.L. ... 1 4. VI. O. Sail, Cust, W.L. ... 2 5. Culenian & Balck, Richmond, B.L. 3 , 6. Mrs F. Rogers, Millerton, W.L. 1 17. F. Royois, Millerton, W.L. ... 2 i 8. F. K-Mston. Motueka. W.L. 2 <J. J. S. Bryant, Motueka, W.L. 2 10. Woodland Poultry Yards, S.W. 2 11. Mra E. L. Newport, Korere, S.W. 3 12. J. G'.en, Richmond, S VV. ... I 13. A. Frost, Kiihmoad, W.I;. ... 3 14. E. T. Savage, Nelson, W.L. ... 2 15. E, Tucker, Richmond, W.L. 3 16. JE. Windle, Takaka, W.L. ... 1 17. Dr Adams Takaka, W.L. ... 0 18. C.U.Sfiuttlewoith, Wereroa, W.L 2 19. J. Hockey, A'eson, .S.W. ... 3 20. W.Jtlocney, Neisoii, rt.U ... 2 21. N". .Solomon, Wo-stuort, W.I-. 1 22. W. J. Smith VV.i, 0 23. X, J. Simpson, Nelson, W L. 2 24. '111.1.I 1 . H. Lnki.-i, Nelwn, 8.0. ... 5 25. W. W. Snodgrass, Nelson, B.L. 1 2G. J. A. Stringer, Nelson. 8.L. ... 2 27. Fred Rout, NeJsdn, W.W. ... 1 28. Mis* Fleming, Nelsou, W.L. 0 2'J. K. T. Savage, Nelson. W.L. ... 4 30. Airs I. Tunnicliffe. Wai-iti, S.W. 2 31. F N. Joues. Nelson, W.L. ... 2 32. F. Plum, Nelson, W.l-, ... 0 33. F. Sowinau, Nelson, C. ... 0 34. G. flowell, N. S. Wales. S.W. 2 35. W. Coiooiin, Richmond. O.iS.G. 4 3S. U. C. Jacka, Stoke, W.L. ... 3 37. F. Richards, Stoke, B.L. ... 1 3S. D. Tuonnou, Nslbo;.', W.W. ... 3 Total 74 (W.L.: White Le-jhorns; S.W.: Silver Wyandottea ; 8.1j.: Crown Leghorns; 0.K.G. : Old English Game; W.W. : White Wyandottes: 8.U.: 1 Black Orpingtons; C. : Carabines.) i ' /fy- y^fSs- ?/ There's nothing so s mi^^m^^)/ as cou g hin sW^W^^W^B so good /fWjif / W$k n Whon you vwj /A WmW liavo a genu " 'FIW//iv'W®h!™' ! ' cold or a '' y W^pr.^i' i s inflaramanation in the throat or lungs, then you need >d(er 9 $ 'Cherni ffeeteral It is a carefully prepared, accurately compounded medicine for all diseases of tho throat and lungs. It contains strong and active ingredients, such as are extensively prescribed by the medical profession. It is tho eldest, strongest, and best medicine for coughs and colds you can possibly buy. Accept no cheap and worthless substitute. Be sure you get Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. It contains no narcotic or poison of any kind. fropsreil by Dr. 1. C. Aysr & Co., towslL Man., (I. S. A. SYDAL HANDS IARE LADY'S HANDS No true lady ever has dirty hands. She always ecca that they are white, soft, and ercupulously clean. . Jr This result is not to be attained without care and attention, the must have a perfect Emollient to rub in at niglits; am) the one she has proved to be the beet is — SYDAL. (Wilton's Hand Emollient) You will remember the name because it is just the word "Lady's" spelled backwards. Price 1/(5. All Chemists and Stores. 1 ALWAYS USE B \ REFRESHING 1 B I <2^ STIftII^TINO I « ■ ■ WHOLESOME ll) I STOKE. 5 ACRES FLAT LAND FOlt SALE : 1£ acrt«i planted in best Apples ! and Pears, in full bearing, now carry- . in" good crop fruit; remainder in (,'iass paddock and crop Prico £285. Easy ' ci Apply to C. D. BEATSON, Stoke. [ Mr A. Warner, Stafford, N.Z., writes: "A few months ago while working in a store at Utiku I had a severe attack of . coiic and diarrhoea. As I was steadily growing woree I decided to try Chamber- , lain's Colic, Cholera, and Diarrhoea Reraedy, and I v/ai Surprised to find that it only took a tew doses to cure me. Since then I have never lost an opportunity to recommend it to any of my friends Miffering from the came complaiul." For sale everywhere.*