AGRICULTURAL' SHOWS. JjIEILDING A. AND P. ASSOCIATION. GRAND PATRIOTIC SHOW, j To bo Held on ! TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, . FEBRUARY Ist & 2nd, 1916. BIG PRIZES AND VALUABLE TROPHIES ALL SECTIONS. Entries close on FRIDAY, JANUARY 21st, 1016. Prize Lists and all information from E. H. FISHER, Secretary, Box 98, Feilding. jQANNEVIRKE SHOW. • WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, 9th and 10th February. CHALLENGE CUPS (In come cases two or three) are offered In Dearly all Sheep and Cattle Sections. VALUABLE PRIZES are allocated for the various ring events, .£lO being offered (besides a Challenge Cup) in the Open Hunters' Competition alone. HOME INDUSTRIES AND NEEDLEWORK comprise a lengthy list oE classeß. SPECIAL TO DOG FANCIERS. A completely new Dog Section has been introduced, and it is the Association's object to make of this department of the show A SIGNAL SUCCESS. ALL ENTRIES CLOSE THIS WEEE. Schedules on application. F. C. STUBBS, Secretary. J> A H I A T U A SHOW. FRIDAY, 11th FEBRUARY, 1916. FRIDAY, 11th FEBRUARY,'I9I6. THE RAM FAIR will be held on the following day, SATURDAY, the 12th FEBRUARY. ENTRIES CLOSE ON THE 26th INST. The HORTICULTURAL and INDUSTRIAL SHOW will be held on TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, 7th and Bth MARCH, 1910. Prize Schedule and all information on application, to J. A. WALSH, Secretary. MASTERTON A. AND P. ASSOCIATION. 29th ANNUALEXHIBITION, SOLWAY QHOW, OLWAY OHDW, THE PREMIER NORTH ISLAND AUTUMN STOCK SHOW. FEBRUARY 15th and 16th. ENTRIES CLOSE JAN. 29th. RAM AND EWE FAIR, FEBRUARY 17th and 18th. GRAND DISPLAY of Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Pigs, Bogs, Produce, and Horticultural Exhibits. JUMPING AND JUDGING COMPETITIONS. SHEEP DOG TRIALS. Accommodation arranged for Visitors. Apply by letter to the secretary. Showgrounds comprise 70 Acres of ideal picnic grounds; Native bush, running streams, shady nooks. Hot Water supplied gratis for picnics. Railway sidin" and holding paddocks at Showground gates. Write for Schedule and full particulars to J. B. EMMETT, Secretary, Box 40, Masterton. ■OANGITIKEI A. AND P. ASSOCIAXt TION. FIFTH ANNUAL SHOW. Proceeds in aid of Patriotic Funds, To ...be.- held at TAIHAPE,'' WEDNESDAY,' 23rd FEB., 1916. Classes for Horses, Sheep, Cattle. Pigs. '< Farm and Garden Produce. Leaping and Driving Competitions. Free Space for Farming Implements ■ and Machinery. ••• Entries close SATURDAY, 12th FEB. MAIN TRUNK RAM FAIR. TAIHAPE SALEYARDS, THURSDAY, 24th FEB., 1916. Entries close 27th January, 1916, Schedules and all Particulars from A. M. RYAN, Secretary, Box 81, Taihape.
WHAT IS RHEUMATISM?
It is claimed by medical authorities that Rheumatism and its allied diseases is tho most prevalent of all human ailments, with, perhaps, the exception of lung troubles. The malady takes many forms, and differs much in its various stages of development. It may start with a derangement of the liver or kidneys, due to a disordered stomach, . arising from exposure, improper food, or over-indulgence; or it may be caused by a thickening of the blood in a certain part of the body, induced by exposure of the part to cold or dampness. '
The blood becomes charged with impurities, and little granules form, which find lodgment in constricted portions of tho veins, near the joints and under cartilaginous bands or ligaments., Being viscid or sticky, these little granules stick together as they strike each other. Onu lodges in a narrow place in a vein. Another presently comes along and sticks to it. Then another' and another, until the pile begins to press on the nerves and causes pain. Sometimes the swellings assume huge dimensions, and one after another the joints become cemented over until they are perfectly rigid. All this takes time, of course, and the victim suffers eicrucidtIng agony at the slightest attempt to move. Many persons have an inherited tendency to this fell disease, and all such should be very careful of their diet and avoid constipation, which is a serious matter to rheumatic constitutions. But however caused or whatever form it takes, the disease is a blood trouble, and can only be cured by tho purification of the blood and the elimination from tho system of these chemical deposits. Hitherto many victims have been condemned to suffer for years and years, helpless cripples, until death relieved them of their sufferings, because there was no known cure for certain forms of the disease. But a remedy has recently been discovered in a most remarkable manner, which has upset all tho calculations of the medical profession. A Uttle book has been published describing the romantic discovery of this Cure, and giving copies of authentic letters from well-known people tellinr of some of the wonders it has accomplished. EVERYONE should have this book, becauso everyone is liable to contract Rheumatism any time, and should know how to get this Cure at 01 At 'the first Sign of Rheumatism in the System a few doses of this wonderful "Curb will drive it out. . „ Whether yon are a chronic sufferer or whether you have only an occasional twinge, get thi6 book at once. IT IB FEES, and it is intensely interesting. All you have to do is to fill in the Coupon below and post it to the address given, and you will receive the book by return mail without any obligation on you whatever. CUT THIS'OUT NOW AND POST IT. To the Dominion Rheumatic Onre Proprietary, Ltd., 16G Gray Buildings, High St., Auckland. Dear Sir,—Ple&Ee send me, free and postaire paid, your book, entitled "The Broken Crutch: A Most Interesting Story,", as mentioned in "The Dominion.;
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