Kacing. , Definition of & Hitok,— A hack is a horse that lias nwer won an advertised race (hack and hunter rficea excepted), and that is not, at the time of nomination, nominated for any race— back or huutor races excepted, nor has won a raco of thn value of 80 soys, or races of the collective valuo of 1 5J soys, since Ist August, 1890. DATES OF NOMINATIONS, WKIGHTB, ENTEtIES, AND ACCEPT A.NORS And Amounts to be fonvaicip.) to Keci etary Wanganui Jockey Club. FRIDAY, Jauu-uy 19th, 1900, at 9 p.m.— Nomination? : Wangauui CuJ), Wanganui StaVes Haudicap, and 11} ing Hnndicip, 1 boy each. MONDAY, February oth, 1030, at 9 p m.— Nominations : Stewards' Stakes, Firft Hurdle Bace, Second Huidle Eaco, First Handicap Hack Hurdles, Secoud Handicap Hack Hurdles, First Hack Flat Haudicap, Seooud Hack Flat Haudicap, Jackson Welter Handicap, Harrison Memorial Stakes, I'etro Wilier Handicap, Autumn Handicap, and Farewell Handicap, I aov each. Tf'ESOAY, February 20th, 1000 (on or about)— Woights for Cup, Stewards' Stakee, First HUrdle Unco, Firjt Haok Hurdl-s, Jackson Welter, Firat Hack FUt, and Flying Haudicaps. TUESDAY, February 27th, 1900, at 9 p.m. - Acceptance : Wauganui Cup.StewardV stakes, Jackson Welter Ilandioiip, and Flying Haudicaj), 2 sov3 each : Firat Hurdle Kaco, First Haok Hurdles, and Firat Ua'k Flat, 1 soy each. TUUESDAY, Marrh Ist, 19C0 (on or about)— Rovibed woighta (if nocessaiy) Wanganui Cup SATURDAY, March 3d, 1900, at 9 p m.— Final payment : Waugauui Cip, 4 soys THUB3DAY, March Sth, I'JOO (at or about), at 8 p m.— Weights for second day's Handicaps. THUKSDaY, March Sth, 1900, at 10 p in. — Acceptances : Huriuou Memorial Slnko«, 2 Bova; Stcuud Huidla Hnce and Socond Hack Hunllo j, I soy oaoh ; Wangauui stakes, 3 soys; Petre Welter [lai.dicup and Autumu ' Handicap, 2 a^ya ; Seceud Haok Flat, 1 soy Farewell Handicap, i soya. BULES AND BEQULATIONS, To which the attentiou of persona entering Hoises is particularly directed. All entries, nominations, etc., will close at the Secretary's offics, Wanganui, at 6 p m , except when otheiwise specified. | Entries by telegram must give full particulars of iho horse, in terms of new liule 16 (otherwise entry will be invalid), aud must bo tounrmed iv \\ thing at the curliest possible opportunity. Owneie, Trainers, and others entering and accepting horses for tho W J.O. Meetings are notibed that no entries or accepfauces will be 1 received unless acorapmiod by the necessary amount in cash Thii notification does not ai*ply to Oiraern and Trailers wbo hay, etaudiug arraugeineiits witU tho Executive All y eraous intending to withdraw horses aro required to give uotico to that effect to tho Secretary, or Clerk of S.ules, one halfhour befoie the official time for starting the lace Any person neglecting or refusing to comply with this rule thall pay a fine, to be imposed by the Stewards, not oxceeding HO eov*, to tho BaCo Fund. Stakes ate paid iv full. All races to be run uuder the N.Z. Bules of Kacing. No entry will be received under any pretence whatever after tbe hour named. F. MOFFATT, Secretary. "VITADATIO." THE GREAT HERBAL REMEDY. ANOTHER GBEAT TRIUMPH OVER "HYDATIDS." A GREATFUL PATIENT GIVES UNSOLICITED AND VALUxVBLE TESTIMONY TO THE EFriCACY OP THIS GREAT HERBAL REMEDY. READ CAREFULLY AND INVESTIGATE FOR YOURSELF. 31 Wcstgarth Street, Fitzroy, 19/9/09. Mr S. A. Palmer, Vitadatio Institute, Boiirko street. Sir, — As I consider Weber's Great Herbal Remedy, "Vitadatio," has been the solo meaua of saviug my life, "I think the least I can do is to hand you this testimonial, co that others suffering the samo aa myself may know that there is a certain and reliable cure" for them in "Webber's Vitadatio," if it is only given a fair trial. Tho simple facts of my case aro as follow • — For the past tcu (10) years I have been under the treatment of doctors in Fitzroy and St. Kilda, as well as some of the best in Cdllins Sticet. Some were of opinion that "I was suffering from consumption," whilst others stated it was "Pleurisy." At any rate, they could give me "no relief, let alone cure me." You can easily imagine that I had "little hopo of ever being cured," but one day I noticed an advertised cure by "Webber's Vitadatio," and the symptoms of the patient being somewhat similar to my own, "I thought I would give I it a trial," with the result that after taking ouly two large bottles I felt much better and continued the medicine. By the time I had taken 8 bottles, I was wonderfully recovered, but "one day took very ill, and vomited up a lot of slimy jnntter," which was afterwards examined by the doctor, and "pronounced to bo Hydalids." 1 continned to vomit these "Hydatids" for some time, but at last it died away. This naturally left mo weak, but I continued with the "Vitadalio," and gradually "my strength returned," until to-day I can honestly stato I have never felt better in tho whole of my life. I consider "Webber's Vitadatio a miracle worker." I am well-known in Fitzroy, and there are many others jußt as much "astonished at my cure" as I am. I shall be pleased to speak to anyone, and give them my own experience of the worth of "Webber's Vitadatio." You are at perfect liberty to make what uso you like of this testimonial. I may add I am now able to do all my own household work — a thing I have been unable to do yor years. — Yours very gratefully, ' (Mrs\ CAKRIE HOCKING, 31 Westgarth Street, Piteroy. Witness— G. E. RICHARDSON, 19th September, 3899. Price of Vitadatio everywhere, 5s 6d, and 3s 6d. Head Office for New Zealand, 39, Manners Street, Wellington. S. A. PALMEB, Au^NT-GENERAL FOR AUSTRALASIA, INDIA, and JAPAN. Sole Proprietor and Manufacturer: W. WEBBER, Elizabeth Street, Launceston, Tasmania. Vgeic for Wanganui : J. BUBB, Herbalist. TURNER'S I Ridgway Cycle Depot, Large assortment of Bioycle Sundries kept in stock. BELLS, Lamps, Spanners, Pumps, Tyres, and all kinds of Fittings. BICYCLE REPAIRS By First-olass Mechanics. Agents for REMINGTONS, As manufactured by Remington Small Arms for the United States Government. Fitted with Westwood Rims, Dunlop Tyres, and Remington Patent Chain. BICYCLES ON HIRE. TURNER'S TJIDGWAY WyOIiE -TVEPOT (opposite Oddfellows' Hall), /Christmas holidays -Bicycles i \J from fii at The Hub., Tanpo Quay. '
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Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXIV, Issue 9944, 20 January 1900, Page 1
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