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Taranaki Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 13728, 18 August 1908, Page 2

jL The Great Opportunity | j At " The Kash " Sale, f i > ■ ■./'-<$ ♦ ' The greatest opportunity youUl.have of H ~ buying your stock of Men's and Boy's . o Clothing is just now. Don't wait until 1 J i > the Winter weather is nearly over, but . < ° buy, your warmer clothing at once. * • „<■•• - , ] I Exceptional chances like this don't occur . . •*,'<> 0 every day, so don't linger, but come at .' ,: < » *> once. A few of our bargains are S — v : i^\ 1 MEN'S SAMSON BRACES, very strong •8d 4 » ♦ MEN'S CAPE and SLEEVE MACKINTOSHES, only* 17/6 4^ t MEN'S TENNIS SHIRT^, all si^es in stock . i.. 2/9 . J 2 MEN'S RAINPROOF OVERCOATS, nice patterns 18/lt J , ♦ MEN'S COLONIAL ALL-WOOL SOX, 3 pairs ... 2/6 \< . . ♦ BOYS' 3/11 TUNIC SUITS, sizes oto 4, now ... '3/11 _< \ X BOYS' BRACES,, very strong and durable ... v . 3d 'J> ji. THE KASH, j* i I DEVON STREET, ; \ (Just below Nolan's Auction Mart •< > < ► Jr' ' > ' - "^< * ;; • New Plymouth. ♦!.

RANGITIKEI RACING CLUB BULLS, SPRING MEETING, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 16th, and 17th, 1908.. i ■ j' . * Handicapper — Mr J. E. Henrys. . FIRST DAY. 1. FLYING HANDICAP (Open), 30 sovs.~ Norn.* 1* soy., ace. 1 soy. Six furlongs. » 2. WILLOW BANK HACK STEEPLECHASE (handicap), 80 soys. Norn. 1.50y., soy., ace. 1 soy. About two milea and a quarter,- over such course as the Stewards may direct. 8. PUKEHOU HACK HURDLE RAGB (handicap), 70 soys. Norn. 1 sot., ace. % bpv* One mile and a half , orer six* mgros of baften hurdles about 3f>. 6in. high. « 4. MAIDEN HACK FLAT RACE, 50 sdvs. Weight fdr age. Entrance 1 #ov. 5 Four faripngs. • ' ~^^ %„„ 5. BANGITIKEI 53gBPLECHASB (open), handicap la) s,ovs. Norn. .1. soy., ace. 2 soys. About 2 miles and three-quarters, over such course as '" the Stewards may direct.. 6. SPRING HWDiqAPi (Opepi), .110 . soys. 'Norn. 1 soy. ? ace. 2 soys. One , mile and a distance. ' >. &ANGITOTO HAOK RACE; han^i* cap 70 soys. 'Ntoni. 1 -soy., ace. 1 ■ soy. Seven furlongs. ' 1. NGAIO HACK HUKDLBs/handi- 1 cap 70 1 sbvs. Norn. 1 soy., ace. 1 soy. About one mile> and a M&* ,\ 2. TELEGRAPH HANBtCAP (open), 7Q soya. u -Nom. 1.4pv r>f aep. 1 soy. Ffve furloiigs. - w v 3. GLIFTON^TEBKL^CH^^ (open), handicap I^3 soys. "Norn. 1 soy., ace. . 2 4wks^ T About 2-*Hles and a quarter. 4. KILLEYMOON HACK RACE, hand icap 60 soys. Norn. 10s, ace. 1 soy. Five furlongs. ' 5. NGATUPA HACK STEEPLECHA3E; Handicap 75 soys. Norn. X soy., acc v . '1 soy. Two;. mfles. , 6. SEPTEMBER HANDICAP : (o^pen) handicap 110 soys. Norn. 1 soy., ace. 2 soys. One mile. 7. WELTER HACK RACE, handicap 70^- sovs. Lowest ,weight Bst. Norn. 1 sov.j ace* 1 soy. - Six furlongs. Nominations ifor all events, and ENTRIES for Maiden Hack Race, CLOSE on FRIPAY, August 21st, 1908, at 9 p.m. Weights for the first day's events declared September 4tk. Acceptances for the first, day's events CLOSE on FRIDAY, September Ilth, at 9 p.m. For full programme, penalties, miles, etc., see Referee. « H. GOODALL, c 968 Secretary, Bulls. NEW PLYMOUTH EXPRESS * PARCEL DELIVERY. Furniture Carefully Remove^, ALL,. ORDEB3~~ PROMPTLY BBBPAT€HBD 'Mountain Parties CONVEYED TO MOUNTAIN HOUSI? AT CHEAPEST POSSIBLE 'RATES: ' J " TERMS ON APPLICATION Express Meets All Trains. AGENTS FOR NEW ZEALAND AND COLONIAL CARRYING CO. GOODS FORWARDED TO ALL PARTS OF THE WdftLD. H. S3PARKE& PROPRIETOR. Office:— " """ BROUGHAM ST., NEW PLYMOUTH. . . Telephone, No. 338. mARANAB^I ..! ■pTERALD. SUBSCRIPTION, 6d pei- week, delivered in town (payable to runner boys),, or 9s per quarter in advance, posted to any part of the Dominion, ADVERTISEMENTS under the following classes — Wanted, To Let/ "For Sale, liost arid Found — are inserted at ' the rate of 16 words for 6d, ox six eonseoutive insertions for 2s 6d cash in advance. Amusements, -Tenders, or speoial advertisements are not inserted in Wanted Column. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, A DEATHS (inserted in Herald and BuoVet) 2s 6d, Funeral Notices 3s 6d each. AL.ERTISERS in HERALD and BUDGET may have repHes left at this office. Instructions a& to the insertion or withdrawal of advertisements must be in writing. The Proprietor 1 does, not hold himself responsible for non-insertion of advertisements through accident or from other oaUMt.