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Taranaki Herald, Volume XLIV, Issue 10212, 18 January 1895, Page 4

Perfect Health^ VCmv bo secured,by all wlio follow ilio exampitiof Mrs. Uzzle IV. 110 Veait, 283 15 th St., Brooklyn, K. Y..V-S.A. "Every Sprint;, Jtor years, I havo had Intolerable headaches, ami total lo^s of en. ergy, so that tho season which should he welcomed by, me was a dread, for, as tho warm, pleasant days airived, they brought to me tassltmlo anrt pnin. aiy dniprist had known rae trum elululuwd, and adjlseil mo to t ike, early m ««* Spnug, Aycr'a Sa.sa- # mrllla. I cniimit'iicert using it nutl have not md, since then the i'.rst symptom of headache; my nppotSto 13 spleiititd,. and I perform mv daily <I»tip« ulth a olieeif illness nnd enei gy that smpriscs lnysell." AyBFo omy ddioapdiiild ' 'Admi-.tcd nt tha Worlci'o Fair. SfatU 1-v Ur. ~3.C?aS i}V & Co.,Lo>cn.3IAJS. s r ;.S.A. PdNGAREHU RaCINQ CIUB HACK MEETING, 'to be held on T%nrsday, Jan 24*^ 1895President: Mr M. Fleming. ViCt-Prewlc t: Mr Layard. Handicapper : Mr R. v G Paro*y. Judge : Mr & . Bayly. Ctirk of Scales : Mr W. D. Scott. C!erkofCr.urse-AlrG. Wells. Starter: Mr A. I. Wills Hon Seed) Treasurer: Mr H. Corbett. S eicards : Messrs'!'. W. Corbett, W. D. Scott, J. Caddy, Rna, Knpi, G. Wells, Te Whetu, M. ,T. ,Wallenßtein, A. Wadsworth, aad JVC. P. llontefiore. Committee: Messrs M. Fleming, B. B. E. Layard, - ,T. W., Corbett, G.. Wells, and J Sirrpson Programme. 1, Handioap Hurdles, of £20; second horse to receive £3 from tho stakes. One mile and a quarter. Over five flights of hurdle- 3ft 6in high. Winner, of any hurale race after declaration of weights to carry 71b penalty. Nomination, 10s ; acceptance 10s. To start at 12 noon. 2. Maiden - Plate, of £20 ; second j ' horse to receive £3 from the stakes. One mile. Weight for age. Open to all horses that hive not won a race of any description. Nomination, 20s. To start at 12 30 p.m. 8. Flying Handioap of £20 ; second horse to receive £3 from the stakes. - T Six furlongs. Winner of any race after declaration of weights to carry 71bg penalty. Nomination, 10s ; acceptance, 10a To start at 130 p.m . 4. District Welter Handioap of £20 second horse to receive £3 from the stakes. One mile ond a distance. Open to ali horses owned for not less than four months immediately prior to nomination between the Tapnae and Taungatara Eivers. Winner of " any race after declaration of weights to carry 71bs Denalty. Nomination, 10a ; acceptance, 10a. To start at 2.15 p.m. 5. Pnrigareha Onp Handicap of £80 ; second horse to receive £5 from the stakes. One mile and a quarter. Winner of any race after decla ation s of weights to carry 7lba penalty. Nomination, ) ss; acceptance, 15b. To start at 3 p.m. 6. Belling Eace of £20. For horses that have not won an advertised race of any description. The winrur to be .' told immediately after the race, the proceeds to be equally divided between, the owner of the second horse • sn<C the- Club. No weight less than Bst. Nomination, 20s. Five furlongs. To start at 3.45 p.m. 7, Bahotn Btakes Handioap, of £30 ; second horse to receive £5 from tbe ' ' stakes. One mile. Winner cf any race after declaration of weights to J ' cany 71ba penalty. Nomination, 15s; acceptance, 15s. To start at 4.30 p m. DATES OF NOMINATIONS AND ACCEPTANCES. Nominations for all events, excepting the Maiden Plate and Selling Race, must be in the bands of ibe Secretary, Pungarehn Post office, by Satpbdat, January stb, 1895, not later than 5 p.m., accompanied by the name, age, colour, pedigree, and performances of horse. Foe the convenience of New Plymouth nominators, Mr A. A. Ambridge has kindly consented to receivo tho nomina tion3, on Satdf.day, January stb, at the Taranaki Hotel, not later than 9 p.m.; and acceptances and general entries on Tufsday, January 15th, not Jater than 9 pm. Handicaps will appear on Wednesday, January 9;h, 1895. Acceptances aud Entries for Selling Eace and Maiden Plate close on Tuesday, January 15th, 1895. BequiEite amounts must accompany all nominations und acceptances. * • BULE9 AND^GDLATIONS. Definition of a Hack. — A hack is a horse that has not won an advertised race (Hack, Hunter and Pony races excepted), and- is not at. time of start, and has not been, 'during the six calendar months previous to the time of starting, nominated for any race (Hack, Hunter and Pony rices excepted). * All.horees must be ridden in colons, surne to accompany acceptances and general entries. ■ , All races to bo run under tbe Rules of Bacing, as adopted by the Metropolitan Clobs of New Zealand. No entry or nomination will be received for any race except on these conditions :— That . ali disputes, claims and objections arising shall te decided by a majority of ftteisf£w>rdß present, or those whom they aiay * appoint ; their decision upon all points connected with the carrying ootjof this programme- ehalf be final, except in eases of appeal, provided for by the Rules of Bacing. Btakea to be paid in full. ';; HENRY CORBETT, * '" ' Hon. Sec. Submitted and approved this 3rd December, -'1894. — ROBT. G. BAUCHOPE, Hon. Secretary Taranaki Jockey Club. HoLLowAfs ;.Film.— Weakness and Debility.— Unless the blood be kept in a a pure state, the constitution must be weakened and disease supervene. These ■wonderful Pills possess the power of neutralising and iemdving oil contaminations of tbe blood and system generally. They quietly but certainly overcome all obstruc lions tending to produce ill beallh, and institute reg'ular'actions in organs that aro fou)ty from derrangeinent or debility. The SjSpeptic weak and nervous may bo rely dirthese Pills as their beat frionds und comforters. They improve tho appolito and thoroughly invigorate the di«OEtive pp'paratus. Hollowuy's Pills have long Leen known to bo the surebf. preventives ot Kver compl.int. dreadful dro^siee, spasm?, cpjic constipation, and many otbtr dia cas'-e alwayshovering round the feeble and infirmTo Newspaper Advertisers; Adver THING Block a from McKea & Gamble, .irwZ-alaod Press i Agency Wellington