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Pahiatua Herald, Volume XIII, Issue 2774, 24 July 1907, Page 2

THE SECRET. An aged abbot in France was asked by his medical attendant “how lie had contrived to live so long, and preserve the enjoyment of such excellent health.” He replied, “I have eaten but once a day, and slept at regular hours.” There is no denying the fact that in the present century our mode of life is too irregular. The number of meals taken and the quantity and variety of food and liquid consumed are not conducive to good health. If we over tax our nature, we pay the penalty in the shape of Dyspepsia, Biliousness, Sick Headache, Torpid Liver, Constipation, Biles and kindred ailments. It is well to know, however, that the 20th century has pordueed an antidote for these troubles, the famous Impev’s May Apple. Eight to ten drops of Impey’s May Apple after each meal will keep mu in perfect health. If you experience difficulty in obtaining Impey’s iviav Apple in the locality where you live, send 2s Gd in stamp's to Messrs Shetland and Co., dtd., Wellington, and Impey’s May Apple will be sent to you by return post. Don’t make the mistake of grumbling about your competitor. Make a noise like a winner 1 And advertiso in the Herald.

w 7 OODLANDS HUN T ANNUAL CLUB. Steeplechase Meeting. To ba held on the PAHIATUA RACING CLUB S COURSE, on WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7, 1907. OFFICALS. Patron, G. Hunter Esq; President, F. Piper Esq. ; Vice-presidents, Capt. J. B. Whyte, C. H. Arrow Esq. ; Judge, J. Breeds Esq. ; Starter, W. W. McCardle Esq.; Handicapper, Ulic Shannon Esq. ; Clerk of Scales, V. J. Prosser Esq.; Clerk of Course, A. Larsen Esq. ; Stewards. Messrs V. J. Prosser, W. W. McCardle, K. J. McLennan, W. I. Husband, J. McCardle, R. Ellingliam, W. Yule, H. Ellingliam. Secretary. G. L. Hawley Drew, ,P.O. Box -13., Pahiatua.

12.30 p.m. 1. Hunters’ Handicap Hurdles, of 10 sovs; second liorso to receive 3 sovs from the stake. About 1£ miles For qualified hunters only. Minimum weight, list. Entry, 10s. 1.10 p.m. 2. Maiden Flat Kaoe, of 7 sovs, second liorso to receive 2 sovs from the stake. About 5 furlongs. For horses that have never won an advertised race exceeding 3 sovs in value. 10 stono up. Entry 7s 1.50 p.m. 3. Woodlands Hunt Club Steeplechase (handicap) of 20 sovs, second horse to receive 5 sovs from the stake. About 2i miles. For qualified hunters only. Entry 20s.

2.30 p.m. 4. Trophy Race Handicap (flat). A lady’s gold watch, value £7 7s, to the winner, and a silver teapot, valuo £3 3s. to tint second horse. About 1A miles. For horses only that have qualified with the Woodlands Hunt Club hounds during season 1907. To be nominated by ladies. Minimum weight lOst 71b. Entry 10s. 3..10 p.m. 3. Hack Handicap (flat) of 20 sovs, second horse to receive 5 sovs from the stake. About 0 furlongs. Open to hacks. Entry 20s. 3.30 p.m. G. Kumeroa Steeplechase Handicap A cup valued at £7 7s to the winner, second horse 3 sovs. About 2 miles. For horses only that have qualified with tho Woodlands Hunt Club during season 1907. To bo ridden by members of the A\ oodlanda Hunt Club. Entry 10s. 4.3(1 p.m. 7. Hunters' Flat Race Handicap, of 13 sovs. second horse to receive 3 sovs from the stake. About 2 miles. For qualified hunters only. Entry 13s. O. 1. HAWLEY DREW, Secretary Eahiatua. Submitted and approved. A. E. WHYTE. Secretary Wellington Racing Club. June 12. 1907. R FEES AND CONDITIONS. 1. All Races to be run under the New Zealand Rules ol Racing. 2. Riders in Races Nos 1, 3 and 7 to be eligible for gentlemen rider’s certifleate.

5. Riders in Nos 1 and G to bo financial members of the Woodlands Hunt Club. 4. A financial member of tbe Woodlands Hunt Club is a. duly elected member of tbo said club, whose subscription for tbe present season shall have I icon paid on or before July 20th, 1907. 5. A qualified hunter means a horse that has bunted at least five times with any recognised pack of hounds during tbo present season, and a Master's certificate to that effect must bo produced at the scales. (>. Tbe winner of the Woodlands Hunt Club Steeplechase to carry a penalty of 101 b in tbo Kuineroa Steeplechase, and the winner of any flat race to carry a penalty of 51b in the flat races. Penalties not to be cumulat ire. 7. All scratching* must be notified to the Secretary at least half an hour before the advertised time of starting each race. H. All entries must bo accompanied with the necessary fees, together with age, pedigree and colour of horse, also colours of the rider. ft. Entries by telegram must be confirmed in writing at tbe earliest opport unity. HOOK MAKERS. Mookmnkors will be licensed to bet at, the meeting on paying a, fee of to ss, and depositing £SO each (in (•ash) with the Secretary ns a. guarantee of stability. Such payment and deposit to lie made before 11.50 a.m. on day of races. The Stewards reserve the right to retain any deposit for at, least one hour after the last, race. ENTRIES AND WEIGHTS. Entries close with (he Secretary, !*.(). lies 55 JAdo’nt ua. on Saturday, July 20th, TfltrZ, at 0. p.m. Tele graph office closes at H p.m Weights will be declared on or about Wednesday, July 31»t, 1907.