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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume L, Issue 12166, 6 March 1909, Page 7

PUBLIC NOTICES. FOliriALE BR HORSE "ST. PAUL," by St. Leger, dam Satanella. St. Paul is sire of Kilmarnock, winner of tins year's Wanganui Cup, also King Paul, winner in Australia; Dadanns, Paul Beaver, and many other winners. H. 11. MASSEY, 15 High St., Auckland. TO TRAINERS AND HORSEOWNERS iTTI WO Acres Choice Land, close to JL Wanganui Racecourse; suitable for training stables, for sale cheap; easy terms. Apply— PERCY FORLONG, Avenue. NORTH BRITISH AND MERCAnT TILE INSURANCE COMPANY. Capital £2,750,000 Fire Funds exceed £3,000,000 HAVING been appointed agent for the above Avell-known Company I am prepared to transact all classes of fire insurance at lowest current rates. Full particulars on application. GONVILLE SAUNDERS, Local Agent, Ridgway Street, Wanganui . MURRAY, ROBERTS AND CO., Chief Agents and Attorneys, Wellington.

TV/TANGAMAHU SPORTS MEETING FRIDAY, MARCH 12th. HORSE EVENTS . Maiden. —9st up. First prize, £2; sec ond prize, ss. Nomination ss. Flying Handicap.—First prize, £3 • sec ond prize. 10. Nomination ss. Mangamahu Handicap.—First prize £4; second prize, £1. Nomination os Trot. —First prize, £1; second prize 10s; third prize, ss. Nominatior 2s. ATHLETIC. 100 Yards.—First prize, £1; seconc prize, ss. Nomination ]s 6d. 220 Yards Handicap .—First prize, £] 10s; second prize, 10s. Nomination, 2s. 440 Yards Handicap.—First prize,, £2: second prize, 15s. Nomination 2i 6d. Hop, Step, and Jump.—First prize, £1 10s. Nomination 2s. High Jump.—First prize, £1 10s. Nomination 2s. Single Ladies Race.—First prize, 10s; second prize, 2s 6d*. Free. Married Ladies' Race.—First prize, box tea; second prize, 2s. N.B.—These sports are open to people residing in the Mangamahu Road Board district only. J. PICKERING, Hon. Sec. | Mrs Nightingale, Welling- «> 9 ton, cured of consumption €> g by Lane's Emulsion. © § "It's Famous because it's Good." & <$ 82 S WAVERLEY AGRICULTURAL AND INDUSTRIAL ASSOCIATION. To be held In the RECREATION GROUNDS, Waverley, — on — ST. PATRICK'S DAY, MARCH 17, 1909 Officers:-—Patron, G. V. Pearce, M.P. President, Wm. Wilson. Vice-Presi-dents, Messrs. W. Wybourne, R; 'Bremer, D. S. Taylor, Geo. Johnston, O. Hawes, D. Robertson, J. Kennedy, .R. Jackson A. Strachan, H. Middleton, J. Lupton, A RidcrelLH. P. Metcalf, O. Symes,- D. Coghill.-p. Elmslie, X & Rutherford, W. Connell, G. -F.*'Moore. Hon. Treasurer, H. P. Butts. Executive Committee, Messrs. J. Lupton, I. Lupton Jnr., G, JLupton, D. McDonald, G. >Ht Graham, R, p. IJalmer, A. E. Dlxbn, JV Hoggerty, and EV P. Symes. - Hon. Secretary, J. W. Emmerson, H •. ' '"V '■ ■ PBOGBASIME: ': ■. " ' ' " '.' '" ' Best Lady Driver Best Gent' Driver Maiden Hunters' Competition Open Leaping Competition Wrestling on Horseback ' Best Pony (Boy's or Girl's) Best Boy Rider Best Girl Rider Best 14 Stone Hack Best 12 Stone Hack Best Lady's Hack (under 15 hands.) Best Lady's Hack (15 hands and under) Best Paced-Hack. ■„: ;„ Best Troop Horse Best Cob" (15. hands, .and-under) ~'" . . - . Best Lady's Turnout (two-wheeler) Best Single Harness Best Buggy Pair Best Spring Cart Horse (up to 1 stone) Threading the Needle Tilting the Ring Best Maori Hack Tilting the Ring (on Bicycles) Wood Chopping Stepping the Chain SHEEP. Best pen of five fat wethers; five freezers, and five fat sheep. ALSO Home Industries; Vegetables and Fruit; Dogs, and Sheep Guessing Competitions. SIDE ATTRACTIONS. Maori Bun Eating Competition; Bun Eating Competition for Boys; Maori Haka; Sack Race; etc., etc. Schedule of Prize List for various Competitions, and further particulara may be obtained from the Executive Committee or Secretary. WAVERLEY BAND IN ATTENDANCE. GRAND CONCERT AND DANCE In the evening at Town Hall. ADMISSION TO GROUND 1/- Children under 12 years. 6d. J. W. Emmereon. Secretary. Excelsior Laundry. 69, GUYTON STREET (Opposite Technical School). Laundry work called for and delivered by arrangement. B . MERCER, Proprietress. WH^RE TO STAY. &i*&adia Private Hot®B. (opposite Wanganui Station). Run on first-class lines. Refurnished throughout. Hot and Cold Baths. B. BELLANEY, Proprietress. 'Phone 422. Children's Coughs and Colds need immediate attention, otherwise more serious ailments may develop. There is no remedy so safe and harmless, so good and efficacious as the one that for over 40 years has been the standard family cough remedy— BONNINGTON'S IRISH MOSS But insist on Bonningtoh's.;