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Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXVI, Issue 10823, 13 December 1902, Page 6

Business Adverti q&cntf. ' Coughs and Golds ) tire sarious. They quite often j > to worse. Tney creep J> i along so gradually, but so V 6urejy, thn,t they become b ( borious illne3S*-consumption \ , — before you Vealize it. A / cough is the seed of consump- b . , , tion. Croup is -a colds half- t brother — it is caused by co)d. c ' - an<l many a little life has \ poised uway by it becanse.the V pi oper remedy was not atiismd. \ 1^ . 1- \; »- ♦ . " Lane's . C Gives relief at orice. It does this \ > ' bj cutting the phlegm and healing 3 V irritated lung and throat surfaces. \ p Every mother should see that it is t S ahyays in the house. Don't wait r f till yon tiered it— that may ba too V y late. Get a bottle from your J \ chemist to-day. It does not con- \ ? tain any. opium or other dangerous C S narcotics and is perfectly safe and / r-good for all ages. \ J Lane's Emulsion at all chemists X S and stores. Price 2/6 and 4/6. > C- ?• " It's famous" right throughout C V the colony. 25 £ INSUEE NO^V. 4., / WITH THE GOVEENMENT LIFE INSUEANCE DEPARTMENT. £i,600,Q00 Has already been added to policies in the Department. • THIS IS THE BONUS YEAR ! A THIS IS THE BONUS tEAE ! I - , .—AND , " Everyone now taking o»it a participation policy will receive a SUBSTANTIAL BONUS at the end of the- year. . • „ 3. H. aiCHAEDSON, N Corimissioner. T> v ANaiTHiEI 'RACINa CLUB-. XV SUMMER MEETING. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, Ist' and 2nd JANUARY, 4902. OFFICIALS: President — Colonel " Gorton. Vice-Presi-dcnts-rMessrs J. A Bailey, J. T. Dal- ■ rymplcj D. Fraser;VD. fc>cott'. and J. - Slovens. Jt>dcc— Mr W. Hartgill. Handicajipeiii-M.r. J. E. Henrys. Clerk of Scales— Mr Leslie St. G. Gorton. Starter— Air T. Cameron. Clerk of , Course— Mr J. McDouell. Timekeeper—Mr J. F. McKelvie. Hon. Treasurer — Mr P. J. Manscll. Stewards and Committee — Colonel Gorton Messrs J. V Bailey, D. Cougbliii, J. '£. I>alryinple, D. i'rascr, E. Herbert, W. A. Keillc*, P. J. Manaell, E. A.'-Me- . Dojiell, f . F. McKelvie, T. I?. ,Nolau. J. H. Prrrott, W. J. Phillips, D. -Cr. Riddiford, / D". 'Scott, J., Stevens, ttud J. G. Wilson. Official first day. 1 Flying Handicap (open) of "60 soys., secoud horse to receive, 10 sbvs. from the stakes. Distance, six furlongs. Nomination, 1 soy., acceptance 1 soy. •To start at 12 xqon. > ' ' 2. Maiden Hack_ Race, of 45 boys., second -•' horde to ■ receive- It) t s'ovs. from the stakes. • Entrance 1 soy. For ho'rs6s that have "never won a race .at time ' , of starting, and Tiave never started in other tlnm back and hunter raves. Weight for qge. Distance, se.rijn furlongs. To start at 12.45, p.m. 3. First Handicap Hurdle Rab.e (open) of ■ 70 'boys., Becond horse to receive '10 soys from' tho stakes. Nomination 1 , ->>soy., acceptance 1 soy. 1J miles. Over seven flights of batten hurdles 3' feet 1 6in' high. To start at 1.30 p.m. •i. First Handicap Hack Hurdle Race, of 50. soys., second horse to receive slO ■ soys from tho'.stajres." 1 ,• •- " bov v acceptance 1 soy. One and a half miles,' over six. flights of batten hur- - k die's 3ft 6in high. To start at 2.15 5. Jlack Flying Race of 50 soys.i second 'horse to receive 10 soys. fjfom ihe stakes.. Nomination 1 soy., accei>tancc 1 soy." Distance six . furlongs. To stavt at 3 p.m. 6. ltangilikci (Jup a handicap of ' . 160 soys.. second horse to receive 20 boys. and third horse 10 soys., both i'roni the stakes. Nomination 1 nor., accpetance 2 boys. Diataucc, one and a half miles. To start at 4> p.m.. 7. Pa'Wwumti'Haek Race; of 50 !sovs.,,-Be'cond! sovs.,,-Be-'cond Horse to receive ton soys from , ' the stakes. Nomination 1 boy.,. acceptance 1 soy. Distance, one mil«. ■' To start at -1.45 p.ni. SECOND DAY. I. Clifton Handicap (ope«),of '70 sovsr.second horbe to rtcpiye 10 syvS'f»foru-,.the stakes. Nomiuatiou 1 soy., acceptance 7 1 soy. Distance, six I'urlu.nga. "To ' st^art at 12 noon. - A 2.* Telegraph Hark Race; of 50 soys.,. second "fijor-sp <to, receive* lo soys. firom 1 the stakeg. 4 N.OJuuiiitioii 1 soy., •a'c"coplamso 1 aov. Distance, six furlougs-- * To start at 12.45 p.nr. 3. Second Handicap Hurdle Race (open), of 70 boys., second horse to receive \0 soys. from the stakes. Nomiua--tiou 1 soy:, acceptance 1 soy. One and threcquarter mileis, over seven nights Of batten hurdles 3ft 6in high. To start at 1 1.30 p.m. 4. Second ' Handicap Hack Hurdle Eaco, of «■ GO so«s., second horse- to receive"' 10 soys. from the stakes. Nomination 1 ; soy., acceptance 1 soy. One 'and a half j miles, over Jseven flights of^ batten hurdles 3ft Gin high. ' ' To start at 2.15 p.m. 5. Killeymoon Hack Race, of 50 soys., second horse lo receive 10 boys. from <he slakes. Nomination 1 soy., accopl.iuce 1 soy. One mile and a' distance. To (start at 3* p.m. G. Croatford Stakes (open), of 125 soys., second horse to receive 15 soys.. t and v tUircl horae XO soys., both frouii tlte stakes. Nomination 1 boy., accOpli^Mfe 3<)s. One luile and a quarter. ; To , start at 4 p.m, '• 7. Woitcr Ho^k Handicap, of 50 soys., second horse to receive 10 soys. from the stakes. Nomination 1 soy.,:; ac- , ceptance 1 soy. Minimum weight*Bst. Distance, seven furlongs. To svatt at 4.45 p.m. ACCEPTANCES for the" First Day's Events will close at the office of the club, Bulls, on MONDAY, 29th December, 1902, at 6 p.m., aitd'for the'lSecond Day's Events at the same place at 8 p.m. on the even- ' ing of the First Day. ON THE BOSOIM era, Shirt— Tlmu's Shirt Polish— 6d, Is per packet.