NEW BRIGHTON NOTES.

Press, Volume LX, Issue 18219, 1 November 1924, Page 7

NEW BRIGHTON NOTES.

Tides. It will be high tide 1 on the bcacli today at 0.,>7 a.m., and in the river .it S.2i a.m.; anil to-morrow at 7."7 n.m. and 0.21 n.ii). respectively. Croquet Club. The New Brighton Croquet Club held its fortnightly euchre tcurnev iu the parish room on Thursday. The prizes were won as follows:—Ladies, Mrs B. Smith 3, Mrs Sutton 2; gentlemen, Mr Blunt 1, Mr Nicholls 2. The consolation prizes went to Mrs Luxton and Mr Meredith. Football Club. At a meeting of the New Brighton I ootball Club, ifessrs W. L. Taylor and Ross Smith were nominated as representatives on tlie Sports Association. It was decided to hold the annual enchre party and dance on the 20th inst. Messrs J. Taylor, Bettridge, Gray, Ansley, and Ross Smith were appointed a committee to make the necessary arrangements. Tho Churches. The services at the Methodist Church to-morrow will be conducted at. 11 a.m. by the Rev. ,T. Guy, at 6.30 p.m. by the Rev. F. T. Read (Communion), and at South Brighton Hall at 2.45 p.m. by the Rev. F, T. Read. To-morrow being recognised as World's Temperance Sunday, the W.C.T.U. is parading at the morning service at the Presbyterian Church, when the subject will bo "The Story of the Reehabites." In the evening the subject will be "A Notable Conversion." Both services will be conducted by the Rev. J. S. Young. Sports Association. Tho anual meeting of tho New Brighton Sports Association was held on Thursday in tho Council Chambers. Tho Mayor (Mr .T. Gamble) presided. The Mayor was elected president. It. was decided that, two members from each club affiliated to the Association should be the committee, the secretary to be appointed by the Management Committee. It was agreed to invite the Croquet and Hockey Clubs to join the Association, and to hold the annual social on the 25th inst. South Brighton Notes. As a conclusion to the very pleasant euchre evenings held during ahe winter in the South Brighton Hall, a most enjoyable social was held oil Wednesday. Vocal and instrumental items were contributed by Miss Gladys Weavers, Miss Clarice Weavers, Miss Millicent Grammar, Mrs Robinson, Messrs Mills, Vincent, Chegwin, Campbell, Scrimshaw, and others. The aggregate euchre prizes were won as follows:—Ladies, Mrs Nankivell 1, Mrs Chegwin 2; gentlemen, Mr Jowelt 1, Mr Robinson 2. Acceptable gifts were, presented to Mrs Robinson and Mr Chegwin in recognition of their kindness iu supplying music, for the season. Personal. Messrs S. O'Donnell and C. Price left for Sydney on Thursday. "SWALLOWED A CORK." GRAPHIC DESCRIPTION BY A SUFFERER FROM INDIGESTION. "It wa9 ttke aB if I had swallowed a cork that wouldn't go down, and yet couldn't come tip. Try aa I would, I couldn't got relief from the agonising wind, and it was tho same after every meal. I suffered like that for vears, and would be suffering now if it hadn't been for Anti-Acido. Tho first dosa brought relief at once. One tin positively cured me." Kxseriences. similflT to in© abovo ar© being related on all sides. Never ha's an article been talked about as Anti-Acido is being discussed to-day. Never has a preparation performed such miracles, nor arouged such intense enthusiasm. has cured thous&nds of cases of chronic mdigestion, heartburn, wind, gastritis, and ulcerated etomsch. Anti-Acido has brought health and happiness to thousands who have suffered v.ntold agony and pain through indigestion . Wherever it i? used, it is praised, and more are using it end praising it every day. You will be just as enthusiastic. Tho first dose is a revelation. Price, 2s Cd. Chemists and Stores. Wholesale Distributor: c. P. Steele, 213 a Manchester street, Christchnrch.