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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXII, Issue 206, 6 October 1900, Page 4

Public Notice 0 KEYS, ARNOLD & EARP desire to thank the public of New Plymouth and District tor their libera} patronage, and inform them that extensive alterations to th* Premises have just been completed which will conduce to the comfort and convenience of Patrons and Proprietors alike. URGE AND VARirO BTOGK3 CONSISTING OF GB NE BAL &_ FUUmsBING HARDWARE, COOKING RANGES AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, PAPBRHAN GING. GLASS, OILS, OOLOUBS, Ao.,are conveniently Arranged, and are continually being roplenished with shipments of NEW GOODS. .. Proprietors •regrafcified *6 the amount of buineu done by whioh ha* necessitated the enlargement of their Pbuohw, an-i whioh affords ample proof that the methods adopted and carried oat by them hare met witb wivenal approval, EP N«w-oomers to this district are notified that a liberal scale of disooane ■ in operation at this establishment, whioh has proved highly satisfactory. The amounts are handed to the pnrohasers in actual cash, and are based on a slid ng scale, the greater portion of the goods being sabjeot to an allowance of 10 per cent discount) for oash at time of purchase, 7± per cent at one month 6 per cent at two months, 2} per cent at three months, after whioh period customers are liable to a oharge for interest at oorrent rates, PERSONA ENQUIRIES OB CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED; Adobes* OKETS, ARNOLD & EARP CENTRAL HARDWARE D. BERRY & CO. IRONMONGERS AND IMPORT NEW PLYMOUTH. Just Landed, ex recent arrivals I 656 ban and bandies R.H. Grown Iron 282 bars and bundles S.B.H. Bhoeing Iron 1460 Round-cast Sashwelghts—6 to 1611 m. Cues Tinned Steel Sheets—72 x 801n. z 20,22,24 0 Boxes Capewell Horse Nails. 60 drumsgennlneßaw and Boiled Linseed Oil lOOkegs genuine White Lead-112, it „«d 281bs. 120 kegs No. 1 White Lead-7 andlllbs. 76 kegs Dl 7 Bed Lead-7,14, and JO*. IB casks and oases Colours Groan In Oil, Ready-mind Faint*, Dry Dolours Knainels, Driers, Gold Sue, Patent, Knotting, Terebene, Putty in Madden, Bed and Bine Baddle 5 Gilpin's Dray Axles, with c&rron boxes—2£, 2f, and 81n. 9 orates genuine "Dover" Btoves-Nos. 6, 7, and 8 i 4 cases "New Easy' and "Champion" Lawn Mowers—l2,l4, and 161n. 6 2-Roller Stand Mangles—2l,24, and 80in. 16 dosen Sheep Shears Union, and Ward k Payne's cases No. 1 and A. Rlok Handles, Slasher and Hammer Htndles 6 cases Eureka Wringers ,Mrs. Pott's Irons and Handles S cases 60A Rimlocu, with plain and milled fnrnitnre 1 case Tapping Cocks, Bange Oocka, Hasps and Staples, Upholsterers' Hammers, Oopper Rivets, Stenoll Ink, Iron Onpbeard Looks, Annoapn Wlok, iTind. Oslllng Hooks, Brass Till Locks 8 oasks and oasas WUMowf Engiiieeri', Shoe Taming, and and Har~ Driving Huan AmSl 4 oase* ItesSashLook* MM* Barn-doo; Bncn rasaac" Bsad, Plow and andmnds ao,4k i Wpectots Oaseaent Maya, UHk Jtatt Hinges, Skim Oeolen, WtoeMfestth Bosses, CT Oahoon Seed Bowea, Diets I*mpe, Haawsn, Axle Grease, Batobet Bmosa, Blvets, -Iron OUy" Malted and Bruh Holders, Sash Oh Latches, Shelf Brackets, Wo«, Rike*, Borthe Stones, Oabiast Emery Cloth, Twtey Hones, • cased Tube, Set* Weight*, Milk Irons, Chests Locks, Bam,!* Box Look

T AKANAKI TOOKK /^LUB. SUMMER MEETING (FOB HAOKS), WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, 26th and 27 th Decbmbkb, 1900. OmOßßß!—President: A. Standiih, Esq. Vice-President; W. Bayly, Esq. Judge: Mr. E. B. A. Haworth. Handicapper: Mr, R. (3. Fardy, Olerk of the Scales: Mr. A. Qoldwater, Olerk of the Course: Mr. John Harrey. Stewards: President, Vice-President, Judge, and Treasurer (ex officio), and Meurs. 0. Samuel, J; Paul, W.L. Newm&h, G. J, Newman, N. ■ King, B. Cock, T. Elliott, h. W. Alexander, D. Wood, A. McL. Thomson, F. W. Atkinson, and T. S. Weston. Starter: Mr. 0. H. Oharannes, Hon. Treasurer: Mr. A. E. A. Olarke. Seoretary: Muesell Fleetwood. PROGRAMME OF EVENTS. First Dat, Whdhbwjay, 26th Deohhbbb, 1900. 1, Maiden Plate, of 35 sots. Becond horse to receive S sots, from the stakes. Open to hones that have never won an advertised race orer the valne of 26 sov#. Weight for age. Entrance, 1 sot. One mile and a quarter. 2. Hack Guineas, of 160 sots. Second horse to revive 30 sots, and third horse 20 sovs. from the. stakes. For threeyear.ojds, ■ Derby weights. Final payment,! rot. One mile. I.' First Welter Handicap, of 40 sots, Peoofcdherse to receive S sots, from the stakes, Minimum weight, 9st. Gentlemen riders allowed 71bs. Nomination, 1 sot.; aooeptanoe, 1 sot. Seven furlongs. 4. First Handicap Hurdles, of 60 sots. Second horse to receive 10 sovs. from the states. Over oigbt flights of hurdles, 3ft. 6in. high. Nomination, 1 sov.; acceptance, 1 sot. About one mile and three quarters. 6. Ohristmas Handicap, of lOOsovf. Second horse to receive 20 sovs. and third horse 6 sovs. from the stakes. Nomination, 1 soy. ; acceptance, 2 sovs. One mile. 6. Ladies' Pure*. A Handicap of 40 sovs. Second horse to receives sots, from the stakes. For horses that have Dover won Over 28 sovs. in one event on the flat at the time of entryi Minimum weight, lOst. Gentleman riders. Nomination, 1 sov ; acceptance, 1 sot. One mile. 7. Scurry Stakes, of 26 sots. The winner to he sold for 10 sots., and any surplus to go to the finds. Weight 7sfc. Entrance, Imt. Six furlongs. 8. Flying Handicap, of 60 sots. Second horse to receive 10 so vs. from the stakes. Nomination, 1 sot, ; acceptance, 1 sot. Six furlongs. Note.—The winner of Haok Guineas or of any Handicap after the declaration of weights to carry 71bs. extra. Winner of any Hurdle Race after the declaration of weights to carry 71bs. , Second Day, Thotbday, 27th, Deoembeb, 1900. 1, Maiden Handicap, of 10 sots Second horse to receive 6 sovs. from the stakes. Open to horses that have never won an advertised race over the Talua of 26 sots, at time of nomination. Nomination, 1 sot. ; acceptance, 1 sot. One mile, 2. Second Handicap Hurdles, of 50 govs. Second horse to receive 10 sov». from tbe stakes. OTer7 flights of hurdles, 3ft. Sin, high. Nomination, 1 sov.; acceptance, 1 sot. One mile and a half. 8, Electric Handicap, of 40 sovs. Second horse to receiTe 6 sovs, from the stakes. Nomination, 1 sov,; accep'.auce, 1 sov. Five furlongs. 4. Bummer Handioap, of 100 tovs. Seoond horse to receive 20 sovs, third horse to reeeive 6 sots from the stakes. Nomination, 1 sot. ; acceptance, 2 sots. One mile and a quarter. C. Second Welter Handioap, of 45 sots. Second horse to receive 5 sovs, from the stakes. Minimum weight, 9st, Gentlemen riders allowed 71bs, Nomination, 1 1 sov.; acceptance, 1 sov. One mile. 6. Moturoa Handicap, 50 sovs, Second ho*se to reeeive 10 govs, from the stakes., Nomination, 1 sov.; acceptance, 1 sov - Six furlongs. 7. Auction Stakes, of 25 sovs. The winner to be sold for 10 sovs., and any surplus to go to the Funds. Weight Bst. Winner of Bcurry to carry Hlbs. extra. Entrance, 1 sot. Five furlongs. 8. Farewell Handicap, of 40 sovs. Second horse to receive 5 sovs. from the stakes. Entrance, I sov.; acceptance, 1 sov, Seven furlongs. Note.—The winner of any Handioap after the declaration of weights to carry 71bs. extra. RULES AND REGULATIONS. To which the lift -i tion ot persons entering Horses is particularly directed. All entries, nominal ions, etc , will close at tho .Secretary's i fliee, New Plymouth, at 9 p.m. except when otherwise spociiiod. All entrirs to bo Foaled, and addressed to tUo Secretary, Tarnuaki Jockay t lab, Pl ? . mouth, entrarcc money enclosed, with the name age at the timo of entrv, name of owi.er, podi roc' col'urs of the rider, and io tlic case of handicaps' -"irformanee ol tlie borse ' Intriesmust give full particu'nrs ot the horse in terms of New .Rule 4G (othcnvi?o Fntry will be invalid) Owners, Trainers, and others entering and accepting horios for tho TJ.C, Meetings are notified that no entries or acccpt»no s m ill bo received unless accompuni d by llio ulyoss ry amount in cash. This notification does not appl to o*. ors and Trainers who have standing arrangements with the .Executive. Any person fail'ng to declare his colours at tUM of entrv will lie fined two sovs, unless the wlouw of (be Ow»ff 9f tb<? burse are dv'y

BUTCHER & CARRIAGE BUILDKBA, WHEELWRIGHTS, AMD GENERAL SMITHS, A' BB preparad to MANDViOtOn BPEIHQ OASZSe BDQoiaa WAOOOOT Olds DBAYB And Vehicle*' ofJStery DaaoHntfoa, i FIBSI-OLJJW IUTXKULwtr. BUTCHER 1 BLANONETT, ft Jill L**hbrook), Onosna 00-ormtira irwi. CUERII BIKER. IBS SW PLYMOOX* g 'NVMTMENT k LOAN SOOIHT {PttiuiEff),; Incorporated tmdr u Tk» "nfrffiiil 4 Socittitt Ad, 1880? Dmoiou: J. «.Oo»m W. Cottier, W. V. ""-ImL H SfiiZ; )UL, aT. Roadie, uiafHi "J soLioixoit & a B«k^r ViVUfei XiM Bank (dtar l odU an reoolTad, S*tM ol Intarart T*or 12 month* ... ( peroeoCptri Cor 6 month* ~, 3} per oant. pari For 3 month* ... 8 per oeabpen LOANS granted, on approved ■ from one to twelve tcml ~|| Booiety'» revised table* of it r* jmint ' an exceptionally liberal, *ad mi lavonrably with any of the beat oa InitltaUon*. - Then ate no deduction* of any *i<l *llfcar gr*»| of bo&ui, ooamiMion, or fnlaMtl usssma Mrusss rnrfdumtton. m*mm Bommnou ndtmaianiia* nqrnMoubtetMma. HT Ofiet opt* daily from 10 am. * pm* Tiwtday attimomt mmptU. OLABKNOX *•»•> « . BaoreUry "Tnaimr 2 Offioe ißrou ham-rtroe*. New RyaMlh n Kempthorne, Prouar <i OaV New Zealand Drug n«»>p«»y (Limited) Weatfleld Manure Price U*t, Btuou I8«k^ DCUVKMO IN ONI TOM 101% (wight pett aloscride letlowtaf eortai-* Waltara, New Plymouth (ftreaki water), Opunake, and WantaanL On* Vim. "A" Superphosphate (total phe*> * phatea 40 per cent, eoluble 32/84 I per ccut., X per cent, ammonia) < 0 ♦ Boned u*t (pure) (teamed 7 10 & Boneduet (pure) grata ill Bimedutt end Blood ill X' Special Boot Manure |u 1 Special Ore** Manure "A" (for toe dre**inft .....IT fit Special Bra** Manure "B" (for permanent padure) Iff Special Potato Manure f]{ C , nips)" 1 ' 1 PrclULre4 Ou4M m Special Tiiril p Man art .7.7.7.. f Special Rape Manure T Special Cora Uanure "A." (tor gtOM feed) t C ft Special Corn Manor* "B" (tor ™ wheat, oata, barley, etc.) f | M Special Malte Uanure "A" (tor green feed) TUB Bpeclal Maize Manure "B" (tor oak ' malie) fit I Special Orchard Manure A" (tor ' young tree*) I 0 € Special Orchard Manure "B" (tor fruit formitloni Special (,'livyw Manure ... Special Ojil'iii Ms mi re Sulphate or Ammonia Coral Queen tinau'i <y i"wt pack* (50 per cent, phosphate of line) 410 ft Snrprlae Island (iumm, 2?wt eaeke (33 per CMit. phunpaai* of lime) 4 0 4 Kalalt, original aacka aiiout lewt 4la a Nitrate ot' Soda. orijjtiml #nck» about Sent 14/8 cwt Muriate of original nek* about 2cwt U/l cwt Sulphate of rouah, original aaek* about 2cwt U/l cut Sulphate of I rou, original aackc 1 about 2(.'wt 10/8 cwt Special Garden Muuure. 141b b*g* l/fle*«k fowl firlt, Hlb .'oarse, medh.ni, or Cue 1 IftiiMfli Vltaflor for pot plant*, lib f,n*..,, IK Discount less 1% per cent, for cash, axceptlng " Westfiold Prepared C»".no" which is NETT. Prices soiject to altsratlon without notice. Previous Lists i .-w cancelled. Auelrbini. 23rd Autost, IMQ, I m

No Owner wll bepermittod to use (ho regis* tered colours of another Owner without speoia permission. Owners era responsible for alt penalties and allowances, pcrbona intending to withdraw horses ore .mmied to give notice to the Secretary, or Clerk ot the Scalu, one half-hour before the official time for itarting the race. Any person neglecting or refusing to comply with this rule shall paja toT&td® tew#r^notoxcee<lul6 Stakes are paid in Ml, ™°« B V> •» run under (ha Now Zoaland Bu'es of Bacing. No entry w: l bo reoeived after tho hou? named under any pretence whatever. definition of a hack. Hack moans a horse that hag never won an advertised rare, and is not nominated at the time of start for anv race-Hack rnd Huntot races excepted nor has at time of nomination won a race of tho value of 80sovs., or races of the 1899 Ta ue 80T8 i sinco August Ist, DATES OF NOMINATIONS, WEIGHTS. ENTBIES, and AOOEPTANOES, and Amounts to be forwarded to tho Secretary, Taranaki Jockey Olub. TunoAi, 6th Novembbb, 1900, at 8 p.m.lYominatioiu, First Handicap Hurdles 1 bov. Second Handicap Hurdles ... ... l gov. Obrlstmas Handicap 1 gov. Ladles' Purso j gov [ First Welter Handicap lsov' Second Welter Handicap ... 1 gov. Flying Handicap ... 1 gov. Maiden Handicap ... l gov! Eleotrio Handicap i jov! Summer Handicap ... 1 80T ' Motnroa Handioap i sov ! Satubday, Ist December (on or about) — _ Weight) For the First Hardies, Ladles' Parse. Ohristmas, Flying, and First Welter. BATUBBAT, Btr DEQBMBEB, at 9 pm.— Haok Gnineas, 1900 .' ... i gov. Wednesday, 12th Deobmbbb, at 9 p.m.— Maiden Plate ... „• 1 SO y Sourry Stakes ] ... i sov ' Auction Stakes 1 BOV ' Farewell Handicap 1 60 v. Acceptances. First Handicap Haidkg 1 soy. First Welter Handicap 1 boy. Christmas Handicap 2 sov. Ladies' Puree j eov. Flying Handicap 1 t ov. Wednesday, 26th Dbcbmbbb, at 8 i.m.— N rroiy/ua For the Second Day's Handicaps Wednesday, 26th December, at 9 p.m.— Acceptances. Maiden Handicap '... i gov. Second Handicap Hurdles ... ... 1 sov. Eleotrio Handioap 1 gov. Summer Handicap 2 sov. Second Welter Handicap 1 gov. Motnroa Handicap l gov. Farewell Handicap 1 gov. MUSSELL FLEETWOOD, Secretary. LOOK OUT FOR YEALE & SON'S NEW ADVERTISEMENT. TRADING STAMPS GIVEN ON ALI CASH PURCHASES. SOLE BROS, TABAHAKI BUTCHEBY. kill anly the PREMiCST OF MEAT grazed on the hest fait.euiug.tarms in tho district. CB OimilTY . . . WE GEFY.CaMPETITICH CUSTOMERS WAITED OS DAILY. 50L3 AGENTS 6\ ANDREWS' WKLL KotOWN BACCJS THE BEST IK THE HL4BKET ;

Impey's "May Apple" Take it for your Liver's sake! SOFT AND GLOSSY HAIR. rpo make the hair grow soft, glossy, and I luxuriantly 1« a matter that baa mad the minds of many thousands. The h«Jr requires to be nourished, and the skin of the head kept clean and in a healthy condition. To do this job most use barker's Hair Tonio. It is the only preparation that fulfils all the requhements without the disadvantages necessary to promote a healthy and vigorous growth of hair. It is not a greasy or oily preparation, and will not soil tho finest linen or lace It is not poisonous, nor dees It oontain anything to injure the most tender kin It is not highly perfumed, and In no way objectionable to the moat refined mom of smell. It effectually removes dandrifl or othe imparities from the soalp. It makes the hair grow soft, glossy, and strong It is sold in patent bottle* at Ss 6d: by post 3s. It is manufactured only by the proprietor, It should be on every lady's toilet table, Distributing Agent for Taranald—A. E. BYKEB, opposite Theatre Royal, Mew Ply. month. Wattara Agents Lawbbhcb Bbos. Storekeepers.

BOTS. BOTS. BOTS. NICHOLSON'S CELEBRATED BOT WORM REMEDY, THE simplest and most effectual remed] for killing and expelling all kind* ol Worms in the Horse. The remedy oomliti of a tasteless and odourless powder whiol is easily administered in horse-feed. Kver if the horse is rea from worms, the Powdere will act as a tonic, putting the animal in tip-top condition. The lives of many valuable horses hi-ve been saved in and around Hawko's Bay by the prompt use of Nicholson's Remedy. The following is a testimonial out of many:— To Mr. Nicholson, —Dear Sir,—Aftci giving my horse a number of dosts of yoni "BotWorm Remedy" a great quantity of worms were expelled, and I can now recom-

mend your remedy as the best I have ever used. It is oimple, and so easily adminls tered, and at the same time to effectual, that I will recommend It to anyone in search of such a remedy. It expels all kinds of worms, My horse is now in perfect condition, and is eating well, ana his coat is smooth and glossy.—l remsin, yows faithfully. Thomas Bradford, Woodville, 28th August, 1899. Price of Bemedy—ls Id packet (4 powders) postage Id on each packet. Distributing Agent for Taranakl—A. X. Bjkks, Chemist, New Plymouth, Waitara Agents—Lawemo* Baos. Prepared only by T. A.W. NICHOLSON, M.P.A., Pharmaceutical Chemist and Druggist (by exam.), Woodville, H.B. LAND. LAND. FOR FALE--460 acres, 10 miles from Waitara. About 160 acres in grass, about a mile of foncine. Price, £4 10j per sere. 13} acres, 6 room house; land fenced, fruit trees and shelter bush. 2 miles from oontre of town of New Plymouth. Only £625. Also, 14 acres adjoining above, at £25 per acre. 20 acres, and 35 acres, beautiful residential sites, only 2 miles from oentre of town of New Plymouth, by metal road. Only £lO per acre. 25 acres, with new well-built 8-room residence, grounds nloely fenced and planted. A splendid view from verandah. About 2 miles from town of New Plymouth, by road. Price, £I2OO. 126 acres. All but 20 ftores in good grass, 4-room house, dairy, eto.; fenced and subdivided into 6 paddocks, close to school and factory, 3| miles to New Plymouth, by metal road: Price, £U per acre. Stratford—Two very central sections. £6O each. 190 aores, Durham Road. About 116 acres in grass, 4-room house, etc., level and dry, S miles from Bailway Station and Dairy Faotory, by good level road; 90 chains wire fencing, £5 10s por acre. 2000 acres good grazing country. 470 acres in gnus, 3-room house, close to main road, 20 miles from Railway Station. Price, £2 10s per acre; £2OOO cau remain at 4 per cent., or £3500 at 5 per cent. Midhirst—6 seotions and cottage. Price, only £6O. TO BE LET. 1970 acres, first cl.isa grazing land, about one quartw in grass, small house, etc. years leaso with right of purchase. We draw transfers of freeholds or leases mortpgos a>.d leases, etc,, at charges. Wo ai>eri;.s? for sale free of cha-gc. We l;:r™ and prr,:rl! at row of jKtriest" We. tct i- 1 f..»r ?ov,v'',ry solicitors, laail bi-okcip, ar.d others ia registering ilwln etc. Instructions ji-unj-Uy atl-.-nt'ed to if pent by po ; ,t, or left w. ! >h A. 1). Jloore, Opnntkc, f J'. Foolres, W?.rcrlny. cr IWrv .V iVrci',-u!, lugiewoad. A.C.FOOKES&C 0 ' UOKNSttD LAND BROffRKS, Now Pijfwvnth,