Egmont R.C. Winter Meeting, The following entries for tho hack events and High Weight Handicap have been received in connection with the Egmont B.C. Winter Meeting : — Handicap Haok Hurdles—Sperma ceti, Jareki, Starlight, Conspiracy, Tell Tale, Clematis, Ulysses, and Kiora. First Hack Flat— Kokiri, Novelty, Eileen, Alma, Silver Sea, Calmarina, Sight, Sydney, Fisk, Ofi Chance, Blue Bonnet, Nightingale, Kanaka, Klima, Muscatel, factory Lass, The Drone, Au3tralina ; Eetnrn, Totia, St. Vincent, The Friar, Sweet Sleep, Jareki, Waion gona, Kuaka, Siss Shot, Headford, The Goth, Secrecy, Errand Boy. Clematis, King's Guard, and Wild Vixen. High Weight Handicap — Sedgebrook, Man-o'-war, Westniere, Strathbraan, Dummy, Mystical, Waiuku, Crimson Streak, Sedgebrook, The Artist, Marino, St. Laura, Salute, Swift, Voltigeur, and Donovan. Second Hack Flat— Kokiri, Austra hna, Novelty, Roturn, Eileen, Silver Sea, Tho Friar, Calmanne, Sweet Sleep, Light, Jareki, Blue Bonnet, The Goth, King's Guard, Wild Vixen, Sydney, Waiongona, Starlight, Bilbah, Kuaka, Fish Oh, Conspiracy, Nightingale, The Drone, Kanaka, Secrecy, Errand Boy, Clematis, and Factory Lass. The following are the acceptances for the North Otago Cup, one mile and a distance— Jane Eyre 7.11, Ilex 7.6, Van Buren 7.5, and Vandyke 7.4. The following are the acceptances for tho Autumn Handicap, ly miles, at the South Canterbury Meeting : — Culverin 8.11, Lord Zetland 8.2, Vandyke 7.9, Lord of Misrule 6 12, Salvo 6.10. The two-year-old filly Decoration was sold at Auckland last week for 86 guineas, Mr A. Austin being the pur chaser. The best bid for Orion was 90 guineas, tho reserve being 100. Cain (Tetford— Lioness) was sold to Mr J. M. Fraser for 12 guineas. Pegasus was amojg tbe horses passed. Thomas Myers, Bracebridge, writes:— " Canadian Hoalinc Oil is the best medicine I sell. Tb alwajd gives cibisfaction, and in casos of coughs, colds, sore throat, eto., im mediate relief has been received by thoio who mo it " Upokongaro, April 21/91. Mr ffoiworthy Herbalist, Wan|?auui.— Dear Sir,— l have great pleasure in bearing testimony to the wonderful officooy of your "Triumph Cough Mixture," as the four bottles I pur cnued from you cared mo of a very trouble- Bomo cough that I hud suffired from for over twenty years,— Yours truly, WIMUH Oaibbs. Durietown, February 17/96.— Ma Kos wobths,—Dear Sir,— l think it only right that I should thank you gratefully for tho good your " Triumph Corn Cure " has done for me. 