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Taranaki Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 13372, 14 January 1907, Page 8

I TARANAKI JOCKEY CLUB. AUTUMN^MEETING, Wednesday & Thursday, 27th and 28th Feb., 1907. ENTRIES (with payment of 1 soy. each) will close at New Plymouth on FRIDAY, February Ist, 1907, at 9 p.m. for:—r :—:—: — Kawaroa Hack Hurdles of 60 soys., six furlongs. Stewards' Handicap of 120 soys., seven furlongs. Pukaka Hack H?ndicap of 75 soys., five furlongs. Taranaki Cup Handicap of 300 soys., one mile and half. Welter Handicap of 100 soys., one mile Kaitake Hack Handicap of 75 soys., one mile. Flying Handicap of 120 soys., six furlongs. Pukotori Hack Hurdles of 60 soys., one mile and half. Grandstand Handicap of 1 10 soys., five furlongs. Wharepapa Hack Handicap of 75 soys., six furlongs. Paul Memorial (late Autumn) Handicap of 200 soys , one mile and quarter. Second Welter Handicap of 100 soys.. seven furlongs. Kawau Hack Handicap of 75 soys., one mile. Farewell Handicap of iod soys., six furlongs." Acceptances for Kawaroa Hack Hurdles (1 soy.), Stewards' Handicap (2 soys.), Pukaka Hack Handicap (r soy.), Taranaki Cup (5 soys), Welter Handicap (2 soys.), Kaitake Hack Handicap (1 soy.) Flying Handicap (2 soys.) ; and entries (1 soy. each) for the Trial Plate of 5c soys. (six furlongs), and Final Hack Flutter of 50 soys. (five furlongs) will close on FRIDAY, February 22nd, 1907, at 9 p.m. / For full programme see " New Zealand Referee." MUSSELL FLEETWOOD,, 153 Secretary. GET IN EARLY BEFORE THE COMING BOOM •"*" ■ -* i IN anticipation of an early and substautiai rise in land values around New Plymouth, many holder* have withdrawn their properties from sale W"e have, however, in our hands foi Sale, cheap, a splendid Subnrbai Section of 22| Acres, well adapted for sub-division, being mostly level with long frontage to two roads. Oi indications have been found on adjoining properties, and boring rightj are being sought for in the neighbourhood. Early application is neces sary, as values are rising every daj on account of the keen demand fo] good property, E. J. Carthew & Co. MAKES |||!^VaW(bB WHITER oWSI THAN HAIEgB 1 91 The BUteoF ßlues. I OPUNAKE-ELTHAM iiOTfAL MAIL COACH Leave •paaake daily 4 4.4t a.n, Leave Kaponga daily 7.10 a.m, Arrive Eltaam daily, 8.4S a.*. (The mail train leaves Eltfcam at 8.11 Lmvn Eltham dally, 8,40 p.m. (vpoa arrival of *r*U leaviag #ew Ply mouth at 12.50), arrive Opunake dally, 7.45 p.m, Thia aoaoa now leave* th« Branca Hotel MtablM daily, Orders left with Mr G. Potts, Branca Hotal c will ft* areiully attended to. A eoaob will leave Eltham *t U %.wl. for" Kaponga, retoming ib tl»i to «oaneot with expreM train (or H»* Plymouth. J, CABTXB, Prapr>*tor. Smithson — " What do you think of a man who throws a banana skin on the side walk ? " Johnson —•" What do you think of.'a banana skin that throws a man on the side walk ? " SKINS llw Are numerous in business, especially in the clothing line. We do right by our customers, giving them the highest in value at the lowest in price —as here, for instance : — A STYLISH CHRISTMAS SUIT Ckrtfully Tailored and rightly made, of the popular English Worsted, wrth t padded shoulders & aa i—mt _* hair cloth fronts. ar _r llf Q Guaranteed." to give fc " * g ** service, style, and ' . all - round wearing '-' satisfaction. Aregu- C" . • lar £3 5(- suit.for— »,' - v '- - ROBINSON'SClothing Dopartment. tNOLEWOOD.