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Taranaki Herald, Volume LV, Issue 14139, 19 February 1910, Page 4

PIANOS PIANOLAS and ORGANS ' iIFFMAII: ’ > BRITISH AND CONTINENTAL PIANO COY. DEVON. STREET : : NEW PLYMOUTH. '' ■■ : ' ■ TO SCOTSMEN HEATHER FROM- THEISLAM OF ISLAY. A Consignment of the’ Famous “WHITE HORSE” WHISRV has just arrived .with a Bouquet of . Heather from the Island of Islay attached to each bottle. As the supply is limited early application is necessary. AGENTS— ' S. L. HUMPHRIES & Cft.

JpATEA RACING OLUH ANNUAL MEETING (For ’Hacks Only). EASTER MONDAY, MARCH 28, 1910. . Starter, Mr. Budge. Handicapper, Mr. R. E. 31 Rac. PROGRAMME. 1. HANDICAP HURDLES. 75 sovs., second' 15’sovsRand : third; 5 sovs. Dis♦tanco --about I : miles over six flights or hurd!os ; 3ft. ,6in. login The winner of any hurdle face after (declaration of lights StS. carry : a penalty ot 1U lbs., 'Nora. 15s,r ace. '2sa. ' To start about 12 ““".‘’'FLYING HANDICAP, 85 sovs., ■second 15 sovs.', -.and. third .5, sovs. Distance about six furlongs. .Nam. 20s, acc. 30s.' - 3. FARMERS’ PLATE, 55 sots., second ID sovs.,. arid third s sovs.- Distance about' one. 'milo. 1 ;' Entrance 30s-on general entry night. Open to sill horses that have never won a race at time of start., ; Welter v,-eight for age. ' Gen— EASTER HANDICAP, 100 sovs., second 15, sovs., and Third 6 sovs. Distance about one ’ mile and throe furlongs. Nom. 20s, acc. -IDs. SKAKARAMEA STAKES, 55 sovs., second 10 sovs., end .third o sovs. Distance about 4,1 furlongs. Weight 8 st. Winner of any race to:carry a penalty of 14 ibs. 'Entrance 80s on general Pn c?BOItOUGn STAKES HANOICAP 65 sovs..; second 10 sovS., arid third' 5 sovs. Distance about 7 furlongs., Nom 15s, acc. 20s. 7 ALTON HIGH WEIGHT HANDICAP, 80 -sovs., second 15 sovs., and third s’sovs. Distance about one mile. 1 , Minimum weight Bst. 71bs,. Nom. 20s, '■ cicc 30s. ; ■ 8 FINAL STAKES, 55 sovs., second 10 sovs., arid' third 5 sovs. Distance about furlongs. Weight Bst.- 7M. Winner of: any raco to carry , : 14 1 lbs. extra. Entrance SOs on ■ general entry night. , ; ‘ ' Nominations tv ill ho received up to 8 p.m. on TUESDAY, March 8 1910. Weights declared about March 14,-1910.; Acceptances and general entries up to 8 p.m. on MONDAY, March 21, 1910. RULES ANDREGULATIONS. The. winner of any flat race'-oftor, the declaration of weights to carry a penalty-of 7 lbs., and of every additional: i-aco 5 lbs., extra in all handicap flat events. NOTE.—The Post Office closes at 5 n m and’ Telegraph Office at 8 p.mi R. W. HAMERTON, Secretary. - Approved -by -the Taranaki Jockey Club.—E. P. Webster, 1 Secretary. : ANNUALSALE : OF footwear; AT GRAYSON’S.; THE First Great Annual Sale before Stock-taking at J. GRAYSON’S Root Depot, Devon St. Pho price of boots and .shoes has adovanced, hut not at GRAYSON’S' Ours is a GENUINE SALE! Great reductions in all lines. Look at the window! Hook inside! It vill satisfy you. We have reduced to clear Ladies’ Bar,; Button, and Lace Shoos from'l9s Gd to 12s (id, and from 16s 6d and 17s 6d to 10s 9d. Children’s School Boots (Britton amj Glace) from 10 to 30 per cent. off. Shoes at equally reduced prices. This opportunity will not last long!! 1 , J. GRAYSON nr sir , DEVON STREET (next. Imperial Hotel). YOU can get it cheaper as. “The Red Post.”

ALL THROUGH WINTER, KEEP LANE’S EMULSION IN THE HOUSE. Croup, capillary bronchitis, an® articular rheumatism are the special banes of childhood. These all alike result from catching icold. One child catches cold, and: scares its mother into hysterics by having croup in the dead of night. Another catches cold, develops a stubborn cough that will not yield to ordinary remedies' Still another catches cold and' develops, that most fatal malady of. childhood, capillary bronchitis. Doctor .. la, called, and it the : Child is lucky enough to live it has • developed weak lungs, from which it may . never recover. Yet another child catches cold and articular rheumatism is the result. Ankles, knees,.; wrists and elbows become swollen and painful. A long disas- • trous illness follows. AH these mishaps are the. direct result of neglected cold. If you really value the health and life of your, child, do not allow a cold to run on. To stop a cold right at the commencement is the wise and, only safe Keep Lane's Emulsion ' constantly in, your house,, and give it ' regularly , directly a cold appears. A few doses ot Lane's Emulsion, and a child’s cold is gone: its strength is returned. Lane’s Emulsion is mother’s standby in thousands ol N.Z. homes, and never fails to da what is expected of it. Sold everywhere in two sizes, 4/G and 2/6. The large is the economical size.

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JNFLTJENZA. often loads to BronebiJL tis. When the first signs of influenza appear—such as throat irritation, phlegm, dullness of the eyes, tightness across the chest —don’t hesitate, but get a bottle of “NAZOL.” It is wonderful how speedily “NAZOL” gives relief and cures. Each bottle contains 60, doses and is sold by chemists and stores at Is 6d per bottle. 1