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Wanganui Chronicle, Issue 15000, 27 November 1900, Page 4

ccptanco 1 soy. Six furlongs. 5. 4.15 p.m. — Rangitikei Cup, a handicap of 150 soys., second horse to receive 20 1 soys from tho stakes. Nomination 1 soy, acceptmce 2 soys. One and a half miles. i 7. 5 p.m. — Parawamii Hack Race, of 50 soys, second horse to receive 10 soys from tho stakes. Nomination 1 soy., acceptance 1 soy. One mile. SECOND DAY. ' 1. . 12 noon.— Clifton Handicap (Open), of 60 soy:'., second horse to receive 10 soys from the stakes. Nomination 1 soy., acceptance 1 soy. Five furlongs. 2. 12.45 p.m. — Telegraph Hack Race, of 40 revs., second horse to receive 5 soys from tho stakes. Nomination 10s, acceptur.co 1 soy. Five furlongs. 3. 1.30 p.m.— -Second Handicap Hurdle j Race, ol 50 soys., second horse to receive 10 wivs from the stakes. Nomination 1 scv., .-ccceptance 1 soy. One and « half miles, over six llights of hurdles, 3tt 6:n high. 5. i.15 p.m. — Killcymoon Hack Race, cf 50 soys., second horse to receive 10 soys from the stakes. Nomination 1 soy., acceptance 1 soy. One mile and a distance. 6. 4.15 p.m.— Greatford Stakes (Open) of 110 soys., second horse to rece.vc 10 soys from the stakes. Nomination 1 soy., acceptance 30s. One and a quarter miles. 7. 5 p.m.— Welter Hack Handicap, of 40 soys., second horse ■ to receive 5 soys from the stakes. Nomination 1 soy, acceptance free. Weights wil'. be declared after the Killeymoon —ack Race. Acceptances close at 4 p.m» Minimum weight Btt. Seven furlongs. NOMINATIONS for oil events and Entries for the Maiden Hack Race will close with the Secretary, at the office of the Club, Bulls, on Wednesday, 12th December, 1900 at 6 p.m. WEIGHTS for the First Day's Events will be dec'ared at the Commercial Hotel, Palmerston North, on Thursday, the 27th December, 1900, about 9 p.m., and for the Second Day's Events (except the Welter' Hack Handicap) at the same place at 8 p.m. on the evening of the First Day. DEFINITION OF A HACK. A Huck is a horse thut has never won an advertised race (Hack and Hunter Races excepted) and that is not at the time of nomination nominated for nny race (Hack and. Hunter Races excepted) nor has won a race of the value of 80 sovs.j or races of the collective value of 150 soys., since the Ist August, 1899. RULES. The winner- of any race after declaration of weights to carry a penalt y of 71bs ;of two or more races lOlb's. All entries to be sealed, and addressed to the Secretary Rangitikei Racing Club, Bulls, and entrance money enclosed, with the name, age at time of entry, name of ' owner, pedigree, and colours of the rider. Stakes paid in full. All races to bo run under the New Zealand Rules of Ricing. THOMAS KING, Secretary. Approved in accordance with the Rules of Rucing this 7th day of November, 1900. F. MOFFATT, Secretary Wanganui Jockey Club. HAY'S TjIUREKA TXTASHER. WASHING DAY A JOY, WITH HAY'S EUREKA WASHER. I CLAIM for my Washer Three Special Merits possessed by no otlier — First, the Wear and Tear upon the Clothing is Reduced to one-quarter of that by the hand ; second, it is so easily worked (after the first once' or twice) that a girl from 10 to 12 years of age can wash the week's clothing without being exhausted, and in a few hours' time ; third, it is an appliance that tho Poor Man's Wife is in a position to enjoy, and not something for the Rich alone. It will wash the finest garment made without doing it any harm, or I will pay you twice the value Of it ! Air and water do all the work — the roughest part I will be your wash-tub. It will never rust if kept in a dry place. It is a well-known fact that soapy water will protect tin. Soapy water should bo used to wash the appliance, then wiped .md put away, it ! is so simple that it never gets out of order ; it is never in the way, and only weighs 21bs. It c'eins the clothes thoroughly, without injuring the fabric, or I will give £20 to the Wanganui Hospital. JAMES HAY, Inventor, •Agent's address— Mr Metzcnthin, Boot Maker, River Bank. Price, IS-. A Post-card will bring the Agent to Your Home. "IMPEEIAL _ CALF FOOD. Can be used with Skim, Separated Milk or Whey. TESTIMONIAL. From J. BURT -VEALE, Midhurst, Taranaki, December 22nd, 1894. Dear Sir, — I Lave much pleasure in recommending to my farmer friends in Taranaki, tho uso of the "Imperial" Calf Meal as a valuable help in the successful rearing of their calves. In my opinion, that used in moderate quantities, cooked, and mixed with skim milk, it answers all the purposes of the imported meal at half the cost. I have tried the both, and in each case have been satisfied with the results., but I give the preference to the "Imperial" on account of its being much the cheaper feeder of the two, a very valuable consideration in a place where the values of cattlo are only nominal. Yours faithfully, J. BURT VEALE. (Extract* from the Wyndham Herald, October 30, 1900.) A Seaward Downs farmer, who has been using "Imperial" Calf Food, speaks highly of it as being an economical substitute for milk, aud Bays that tho calves thrive well •9 k LANGDCWN At Q 0N ' ANGDOWN (X rOON, CHRISTCHURCH, AGENTS. mHE TVTEW rVEALAND QURGICAL TNSTRUMENT TjUCTORY And c pENERAL T7INGINEERING ■ycroRKS. DR. TRIPE having obtained Uie Services of a Competent Staff, including MESSRS ALDERSON and CHAPMAN, is now prepared to undertake to Manufacture and Renovate All Kiuds of Surgical and otlier Instruments. Engineering in All Its Branches Attended to. Manufacturer and Patentee of the Safety Anti-Rattler Sash Fasterner, and also Several Other Patents Gas Engines Erected and Repaired. Cutlery and All Kinds of Steel Goods Ground nnd Polished. General Repairing Undertaken, especially Gun-smithing and Lock-smithing. Address .—WORKS, Corner of Guyton and Coinpbell Streets, Wanganui. BICYCLES of all leading English and American Makes, from £12. at THE HUB. COOLIT THE Marvel of the Age. Get it at once »y applying to P. LUNDON, Sole Agent , t VIJKLLTNGTON '^rrOOL OALES. Clio following are the dates fixed by the WELLINGTON WOOL BROKERS' ASSOCIATION 5 for This Season's Sales. Ist Sale— 7ih DECEMBER j 2nd S.vc— 2Bth DECEMBER. 3rd Sale— 2sth JANUARY. - 4th Sale— l4th FEBRUARY. 2 Catalogues close on the MONDAY before the D.ite of Sale. I tevised Scalo of Selling Charges can be ln.d on appli :ation from the under- I Mgned members of the Association. ihe '4'arge on Wools offered, but not sold, will ba 2s PER BALE for the first efferina. and Is PER BALE for each 9 subsequent offering. t MIRARAPA FMRS. CO-OP. ASSO., Ltd. I lURBAY, ROBERTS AND CO. ,EVIN AND COMPANY, Limited P fNITED FMRS. CO-OP. ASSO., Limited. r.Z. LOAN ani M'C'TILE AGCY. CO., a