LIFE-SAVING SOCIETY.

Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1845, 3 September 1913, Page 5

LIFE-SAVING SOCIETY.

Mr. Thos. lionayne presided at tho annual meeting of tho Wellington branch of tho lioyal Life-Saving Socioty held on Monday evening. In moving tho adoption of the report and balancesheet, tho chairman referred to the good'work that had been dono during tho year. Although hampered by a good deal of bad weather, they had issued a largo number of awards—74, as compared with 34 during tho previous season. It was gratifying to know that three bodies had become affiliated to the society during the year. Ho expressed thauks to the Wellington City Council and Harbour Board for allowing charts to be placed in various public places throughout tho city, and for other privileges granted. Tho balancesheet showed tho centre to bo in a sound financial position. The following officers were elected: — Patron, his Majesty the King; vice.patron, Mr. T. lionayne; president, Dr. A. K. Newman, M.P.; vice-presidents, Drs, Kemp and A. M'Arthur, Hon'. J. I lligg, M.L.C., Messrs. J. P. Firth, T. M. Wilford, M.P., C. P'. Skerrett, J. P. Maxwell, J. G. W. Aitken, C. D. Morpeth, and Martin Chapman, IC.C,; chairman, Mr. G. S. Hill; vice-chair-man, Mr. W. C. Collier; medical officers, Drs. Kemp, W. H. Hislop, Anderson, and Platts-Mills; lion, examiners, Messrs.. W. C. Collins, W. H. Ellis, A. A. Somorville, and G. H. Neal; hon. . auditors, Messrs. W. H. Ellis and A. A. Somerville, and G. H. Neal; hon. trustees, Messrs. Hill and W. C. Collier; executive, Messrs. Perry, W. C. Collier, G. H. Neal, H. Eountree, V. H. Clifford, C. T. Rells, W. H. Cooper, H. Dawson, and J. H. D. Kober. URIC ACID IKOUBtES FLY BEFORE THE MAGIC OF KHEUJIO. 'Tis always painful to watch the sufferings of those who are afflicted by Rheumatism, Gout, Lumbago, or Sciatica. Torture day and night—a trouble to themselves and .those around them, no rest or peace—the story is the samo almost in every case. But there is a brighter side oftimes—for many- toll of how they recovered their health and strength through RHEUIIO, the world-famed cure for Uric Acid troubles. Here is a caso in point. Mr. Gee. Colledge, of Wellington, writes: "A few. weeks ago I was attacked with Rheumatic Gout; my feet were much swollen and I had to keep to my bed. Hoaring of your cuto for Gout I sent for a bottle of RHEUMO, and after taking a few doses the effect was magical, the sovere pain left, and the swelling disappeared. I was soon on my feet again and able to go to work." Here is but an isolated instance 'of RHEUMO'S wonderful curative qualities, yet there are 6till those who buy useless ouack nostrums because they are a little cheaper than Rheumo. Don t be misled, RHEU.AIO is the one and only gonuino euro for rheumatic troubles. Of all chemists and stores, 2e. 6d. and 4s. 6d.—Advt.