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Colonist, Volume XII, Issue 1170, 11 December 1868, Page 4

FAMILY APEIiIENT and ANTI■V BTLIOUS PILLS (Sugar-coited) forlndigsstion, Liver and Stomach Complaints, Habitual Costivene3s, Sick Headache, Nervous Affections, Loss of Appetite, &c, &c. Thesa Pills are composed solely of vegetable matter, and ;iro recommended as a most valuable medicine in 1 1.1 >mplaints arising from an irregular or overloaded I .MiKlition of the stomich and bowels, such as pain j and giddiness in the head, attended with lassitude and weariness after slight exertion. They are mild, but certain in their operation, requiring no alteration in the manner of living, and may be taken with great advantage, under auy cir eumstauees, when an aperient is necessary. PREP.YKED BT G. BONNINGTON, Trafalgar-Street, Nelson, PROPRIETOR OF THE PURE SAGO FLOUR, For Infants and Invalids, And AGENT for the following Popular Preparations :— HOOD & CO.'S CORN SOLVENT, BUNTER'S NERVINE, the Curt: for Toothache, | HOOD & CO.'S WASHING LIQUID, | AND THE ! CARANGARA BLACK OXIDE OP COPPER POMADE, tftk New Discovert for Baldness. 231 AiMEA-SOUTH STEEPLE-CHASB MEETING •WIXL TAKE PLACE ON THURSDAY, 25th FEBRUARY, 1869. j The GREaT Waimba South Stakes, of 100 soy?., : added to a sweepstakes of 5 soys. each; half forfeit to the fund ; secoiid horse to receive 10 soys. out of the stakes; open to all comers. Entrance, 2 soys. each. Over about three miles fair hunting country. Three-year olds to carry 9st.; four-year olds, lOst. ; five year olds, lOst. lOlbs. ; six and nj;od, list; to close and name, under cover, to Secretary Waimea South Joukey Club, on or before 11th February; and the forfeits (if any) to be declared on or before 18th February. The Amateur Stakes, of 10 soys. Entrance, 1 soy. each to the fund. Over about oue and a-lialf miles fair hunting country; catch weights; post entrance. The Wakefield Free Handicap, of 50 soys. Acceptors, 3 soys. each to the fund. Entrance, 1 soy. each. Over about tsvo miles fair hunting country. The winner of the Great Waimea South Stakes to carry lOlbs. extra; to close and name, under cover, to the Secretary Waimea South | Sooksy Club, on or before 22nd February ; and the weights to ba declared tit the post by, three o'clock on the same day. Scratch Flat Racks will take place during the day. - ■■ ..- j CONDITIONS. Three horses, the botiafide property of sepnrate owners, to etturt iv each race, or the publio money will be withheld. Each nomination to be accompanied with the entrance fee, or the sume will not bo received. Stakes to be made good previous to starting. The rules of the Great National Steeple-chase will be adhered to. Tho decision of the Steward* to be final. Horses to be at tho posi for the Great Waimea South Stakes, by Twelve o'clock; for the Amateur Stakes, by Two o'clock ; and for the Wakefield Free Handicap, by Four o'clock. The stakes to be paid by the Secretary, at the Forest Inn, ou the Monday following the races. Stewards : Henry Eedwood, jun., Mr. Robert Hooker, Esq. Mr. John Devenport, Mr. Geo. Moonlight, Mr. P. C. Gowland, Mr. CiiAS. Landon, Hugh Stafford, Esq. W. White. I ROBT. M. SMITH, j 620 Hon. See. , TO STAND THIS SEASON, the power. ful Cart-horse 1 SAMPSON, Vl»*in£ 3 years old. Sampson will stand every i at the Bridge Hotel, Waime East, and hi. the Waeefield Arms. Every Saturday, at the Plough Inn, Richmond, and at the Turf Hotel, Stoko 527 E. WEBBY. T~~O STANI> this SEASON, the imported Cart-horse WESTMINSTER, 6 years old, and one of the beat horaes ever landed in Nolson. WESTMINSTER will stand at the Wakefield Arms, on Mondays; Richmond, on Wednesdays, calling at John Sigglekow's, Appleby ; other dayß at bis own Stables, unless other inducements offer j of which due notice "will be given, FF.nf. TJhree Guineas, j»nd 3s. 6drGroomago/ ' JOHN TOB, 4*5 WwwwWortt i