E. Finch, bow; H. D. Uni£ n *fc Ctab-lw.' WeW-^keV Wj 3h*rpe, 3; J. Green, 4, a- WUlton«rbow; J. Bodgers, cox 3 Wanganii Bowing Club (same crew as iß:Ae^.Maideni B :Ae^.Maiden Fours) :■-.■* This made the third easy -win for the Thi^Jnion crew after passing the Aramoho Bridge, ana tto Vtaffml B.C. really took no part in the cintesfc, collapsing when about Jhalf the distance bad been covered. SPORTING., , WOODVILLE J.C. MEETING. ,\. SECOND DAY. 4per United Press Association.) WOODVILLE; February 28. Stewards 1 Handicap— Gipsy Jack 1, Dartmoor 2, Musketoon 3. "Dividend, *. -—^ 1— WANGANUI J.C. AUTUMN MEETINGf. , • ■Mr Evett has re-handicspped .No- T>ilftr in' the Wanganui Cupf-8.2. * " \ The Wanganui Cup candidate, Dayn- tree, and The Needle, another competi- tor at the forthcoming W,anganui J.C. Meeting,- -botln under the care of the Auckland trainer,' J.'Bae, arrived from *he North last evening, and are looking TC 5t W C,{h. Chavannes has been «p- ■pointebT starter 'at the forthcoming ' Easter Meeting of the'-Patea Bacjng - Club. ■ Nominations for the meeting < will be received up till 8 p.m. on Wed- ■esday.next .by, the secretary, Mr K. W. Hamerton,- - .. ' At tWiseaWnof the' jear," when nearr It every >>thc'r person ii suffering from ■bme form "o*-cold, it is -welcome news to those who suffer -to know that Svkos' Cura Conffh (th. Great Microbe Killer) ia at ImmS- - Mr Sykes-is continually «ceivin^lettew from grateful sufferws received benefit by using his JL celebrated Cough Bcmedy, and re; !SSi to 4n4 Sykes 7 Cura Cough us gives immediat? reliefi - icuraCo^ & th> name, -^tako no&ini —joMt as good/ .. -



WANGANUI HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. « The Autumn Show of the Wanganu Horticultural and General Produce So ciety opened in the Drill Hall this af ternobn. There was a large attendant:! of the public. ,The entries are large and the Show is a most creditable one the display of flowers and vegetable! being especially good. -There are twelve entries' for th«*b.eßt decorated table and very great taste Vas been displayed by fhe ladies in the arrangement of the flowers. The officials of the Society worked very hard, and" to them we are in- debted for assistance in securing Ihe prize-winners.. Mr'W. Knight, was a most efficient secretary, and he desires very great credit for the general excel- lence of the arrangements. 