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Taranaki Herald, Volume LV, Issue 13921, 27 March 1909, Page 8

f^^vht •_ i.aswßiiHJWiMWMUW fair I H3ALTHY, * f| & rgk mJP gjiP W MM ■m*m*'itmuusF!V?&i>t33KEU i \ w ji, .m.j.,... 1 l-L-11. Aiilselsr©ok's New Biscuit Pure Food and Amusement for Children. Good for Old as well as Young. A PAPER CURRENCY Is one of the reformers' panaceas for the present stringency of the Dominion's finance ; but you will find your old metallic currency, whether gold or silvtr, will go a surprisingly long way at our HRFAT RFLINOUISHiNG Gold and silver have appreciated, and Ironmongery prices have depreciated with us. ,So ccme akng and inspect the Bargains in all departments. We shall .not ask you lo buy wnat you do not want, but it will be astonishing if do you not find something you do want in bur large and varied stock, which comprises in actual fact everything from a Needle to an anchor. N.B. Don't forget the Cash as books have been abolished with us. Remember the adddress: — D. BERRY & CO., BROUGHAM STREET HEW PLYMOUTH^ ' .Jas" m < Does Indigestion Torture You? I *^<(S3!!K. * Ifc is almost certain Habitual Constipation is { i^^r^^ " l^ c CJlu^ e » a - s is 'also generally the cause of, SgMfejg! Bilbus.iess, Headache, Flatultnce, Depression • \ «JsP^JP I an(l otJier common ailments. You must get rM \ Ik^Bß^^^ ot x^ e root ev^ —^ ie tent ' enc y to Constipation, I and ihe safest, surest and pleasantest remedy is |s:Sfe2Stnz=s l Tjiis ideal household laxative remedy not only I "S^wm I .«ivW.spsedy relief bygently cleansing the system f^SSESSSHirI i» Nature's healthful way, but it givefe strength i: KmaCJ^^t^ ' :<■ to ihe sluggish organs, leaving the-liver, kidneys I^SSeSSsI anti I>OVV^ S in a cbnditioi to perform their impor- y tant vjyrk; is thereby overcome^ ErTC!!!!'' M Without straiu on the 01 gans.'- , ' - (flvfEaiphasise thw'wcH CALIFO/.KIA' when pufchasinij, and Toei for the drcte.Tra4e I .'• •--. ii ' ' t'sk\Z\\\ r.!«>" -it ton of j«cJf*!3}. rr;m.aU Chemists, 1/3 and 1/11. t _/.

ELTHAM CALEDONIAN SOCIETy. T7IIFTH OP6rTS Ty/TEETING. TAUMA^A PARK, WEDNESDAY, MARCH^ 31. ' PROGRAMME. Bagpipe Music (marches) — Ist £1, 2nd 10s; entrance Is. Four entries or•no second prize. Bagpipe Music (Strathspeys: and reels)— lst £1, 2nd 10s; entrance Is. Four entries or no second prize. School Challenge Cup, 300 yds, open to scholars attending schools in Taraliaki. Each school, to nominate not mor^ than three competitors. Entrance 5s each school. / One Mile Bicycle Handicap— Ist iz, 2nd 10s; nom. Is 6d, ace. Is. Two-mile Bicycle Handicap — Ist ±.2, 2nd 15s, 3rd ss;.nom.. nom. 2s, ace. Is. Sword Dance (adults)— lst £1, 2nd os; entrance Is. ' Highland Fling (boys and girls)-- ! Highland Fling (adults)— lst £1, 2nd us; entrance Is. , . Sheauntreus (boys and girls) — Ist ]st 15s, 2nd 2s 6d. 17s 6d, 2nd 2s 6d. , . ' Hop, Step, and Jump (sweepstake). Putting the Shot (sweepstake). Throwing the Hammer (sweepstake). Caledonian Handicap. 100yds— 1st 2nd' los, 3rd ss; nom. Is 6d, ace. Is. - ' Caledonian Handicap, 220 yds — Ist „Tss, 2nd 10s, 3rd ss; nom. Is 6d, ace. Is. ' Caledonian Handicap, 440 yds — Ist 00s, 2nd 15s, 3rd ss; nom. 2s 6d, ace. Is. . Stepping the Chain— l st 10 .^ nor - n Pointing the Pumpkin— lst 10s; nom. Ir. ... .Youths' Mile Run, .for youths 17 rears and under— lst 12s 6d, 2nd ss, 3rd 2s 6d; entrance Is. Place-kicking Football, trophy value 10s; entrance Is. FOOTBALL TOURNAMENT. Football Tournament, seven a side. Open to all-comers. Each member of winning team will receive a Rold medal value £1. Nomination oarh team <s\ Nominations for Caledonian Handicap, 100, 220, and 440 yards, and cycling events, together with fees and performances for the last two years, close with the Secretary on WEDNESDAY, March 24, at 9 p.m. Handicaps declared Saturday, March 27. Acceptances close at 11 a.m. on day of sports. Nominations for Football Tourna- ! rarnt close on Saturday, March 2/. To he played under N.Z. ' Rugby Union rules. ' Three starters, or no race. Four starters, or no second prize. Admission to course Is, Children 6d. GRAND CONCERT .AND DANCE In the Evening. JOSH. ANDREWS. Secretary, a 613 Care of Argus Office, Eltham. YOU can wt it cheaper at ' Hie Rod Post."