Page 8 Advertisements Column 3

Taranaki Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 13672, 10 April 1908, Page 8

RACING NOTICES. T^GMONT TRACING £LUB. WINTER MEETING. i (Hacks only). TO BE HELD AT HAWERA. FIRST DAY. , • ; WEDNESDAY, MAY J3th/ 1508. To Start at 12 Noon. 1. RAILWAY -HANDICAP. HURDLES. ... 4. HAWERA CUP. 5. LADIES' PURSE (Gentlemen Riders, weight lOst. 71b.) 6. WAIHI HANDICAP. , : « 7. TELEGRAPH HANDICAP. ,-. , -;-. SECOND DAY. THURSDAY, MAY 14th, 1908. To Start at 12 Noon. 1. NGAMOTU HANDICAP; * 2. BOROUGH HANDICAP. 3. MANAWAPOU HANDICAP HURDLES. 4. THE SHORTS. 5. MANAIA HANDICAP. 6. CORINTHIAN HANDICAP, (Gcutlonien Riders, mininmra weight 10fci..71b.) -' ' 7. OPE&E HANDICAP. . . PENALTIES. <. ; % The winner of any handicap* ra£o rif-> tor declaration of jvei^htia to carry a penalty,, of 101 b,; of two or moi-c s\ich races, 141 b. v , Horses handicapped at Bst. 7Jb. or ' over* half tb.o abovo penalties. The'winuer of any hurdle race after declaration, of weights to carry a penalty ; fc|> 3j^>/ < • Miiranuro "woigfetc ifl all flat races, unless otnorwiso specified, to. be 3sk. .- , . , , , v , , . • , DATES 01? KOMINATJ6nS AND , And Anumiiti ty ,bi>?f«i'nvaTd<3<l," NOMINATIONS— MONDAY, April ]3th, 1903, at 9 p.m.— All events, Ifcoy., each. , ■ ■'" ACCEPTANCES. — WEDNESDAY, May 6th, 1008J at 0 p.m.— Railway Handicap Isov., ToJigalioo Handicap J-Jiirdles Isoy., 'Haweru (jui? J 2sovs. J( , Wailii Handicap Isov., Telegraph Handicap Isor., ACCEPTANCES -- WEDNESDAY, May 13th, 1908/ at. 0 p.m.— Ngwnotu' Handicap,' Borough , Handicap, _ 59 ana- 1 tvapou Handicap Hurdles, Majiaia Handicap, Corinthian Handicap, Opcke, Handicap, all Isov. each. .- , , ■ WEIGHTS-^-First Day^ on or a=bo.ut. WEDNESDAY, April , 29&, 1908.' ■ Second Day,' WEDNESDAY, Mny 13th, 1908yat "8 p.m. Telegraph Office closes at S p.ip. < A,pprove^l, Taranaßi Jockey C'hib. — Mussell Flectwood, Secretary. ■ • f J. A. TXJRTON, Secretary. For full programme ego Referee. . . „ . ' _ ■ .' ">> faß2of aB2O

> . *-' ' ' 't DIFFERE^3T-^ BECAUSE BETTER. ' ' , Different in Quality. Different in Flavour-, Different in Aroma. ( , ■"•Different to, other T«ai. -V different, Because Bctjtcr. SURATURA TEA Thjs pure,, honest, hill-grown Ceylon Test 'possesses an -exclusive 'aiK&d.m? 110 * I Havour all its own, imparted to it by j- Nature herself. Suratura is.t- lv great family , jfcea—;tlib bomo favourite. Sura-. tura is. gua'rantood r.ot bfended with Indian, China; or any cheap or inferior teajs. , -^ RETAIL PRICES.. '■„ Suratura A quality, 1s 6d. per lb. . j Suratura B quality, 15..9 d, per lb.. , TSuraigura D quality, 28: * 1 per lb: Suratura X quality, 2s. 4d. per lb. Sold by all Storekeepers. , How to Cook Well! The Instructions of one of New Zealand's Leading Teachers : — " Pastry is mo§t partibxiUr in "requiring a Hot Qqiok Oybn . "to cause the starch colls of "flour to burst and absorb the M fat If the oven is slow— the ••pastry ia tough. •*Bread and Cakes. — Ftrtt " heat the oven thoroughly some 11 time before it is wanted, so that " there will be a GOOD STIADt " HBA.T by the time it ia required. " Meats. — The Application of a <« QUICK STRONQ HEAT to the BUT- " face coagulates the albumen. "This prevents juice escaping. •-^1 The "Hot Oven," P— ■ "Good, Steady/ "Quick, Strong" Heat essential to good oooking can always —^J be attained by using Lsmi COALBPOOKDALE . ltKirwaatnteDM, VVAU h««t,«lw«y*«Bdw tfsnttoL Ord*r direct from tb» < "00ALBE00KDALE" LOCAL DEPOT, WBSTPORT COAL. CO., LTD. IMPERIAL HOTEL, JAMES SMITH «i..'.*..*:V.v.Proprietor. JMEW J>JbXMOI?Ta. (Late Manager Hotel Cecil, , ,* ; Wellington.) '-t ■ Notifies that the Hotel is well ap» pointed in every respect, and the local and travelling public can rely on receiving every intention and comfort, JSlectrio Light throughout. None But the best brands of Wines * and Spirits in jttopk. [a oaed.) C. W. tTdTo KER, (Late Pikett and Wilkie). PAINTER, PAPERHANQER, GLAZIER, AND DECORATOR, 2U CARHtNGTON ROAD.