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NASAL CATARRH Sufferers from this dlstresslhg afflicfion can get quick relief and aase by using De Witt's Catarrhal Cream. De Witt's Catarrhal Cream is blended from specially chosen, healing, antiseptic essences, which, through the unique nozzle applicator fitted to each tube oi ihe cream, get right to the seat of the catarrhal txouble. Thus, the cause of your misery is removed and every tiny crevice of the air passages is made sweet and clean and free from further attack. The speeial nozzle attachment on the hygienic tube ensures that the medicated cream reaches the hot, dry, inflamed membranes. Immediately a soothing film is spread over these surfaces, The lrritation is immediately relieved. Use De Witt's Catarrhal Cream regularly for a few days and you will be delighted with the relief it brings. The inflamed tissues gradually return to normal. Those sneezing fits cease, and the whole mucous system of the nasal passages is toned up. You tio longer are so keenly susceptible to colds in the head, and your whole health improves Remember, neglect of nasal catarrh brings deafness, induces mouth breathing andTowers the body's resistance to colds. If you have catarrh you should get a tube to-day of De WltT'S CATARRHAL CREAM Sold in hygienic tubes with spedai nozzle attachment It costs but 1/9 from chemists and storekeepers everywhere. JJAKARETU gPORTp Revival Gathering at "SHERWOOD/* via Takapau. SATURDAY, 15th JANUARY, 1938. President, H. W. WMte, Esq. Patroness, Mrs. E. R. WMte. Hon. Sec., Mrs. D. M. Cook. PROGRAMME: CHILDREN 'S EVENTS. 1. — Girls ' Race, under 10 yeara^ 2. — Boys' Race, under 10 years. 3.— Girls Race, over 10, under 15, 4.— -Boys' Race, over 10, under 15. Eatry free. Prizes 1 and 2, tropMes 4/-, '2/-, 1/- j 3 and 4, tropMes 5/-, '2/6, 1/6, ' ATHLETIO EVENTS. 5.— -100 Yards Open Handicap, 6.— 300 Yards Open Handicap. 7. — 880 Yards Open Handicap. 8. — 1 Mile Open Handicap. Entry 1/-,, Prizes, tropMes £2 tfa £1 1/-. ! 9.-75 Yards Ladies' Handicap. 10. — 120 Yards Ladies' Handicap. Entry 6d. TropMes 12/6, 7/6. 11. — Mixed Relay, 2 ladies, 1 man. 2/6 team. TropMes, £1 1/- each member winning team. CYCLING EVENTS. 12. — i Mile (2 Lap) Handicap. 13. — 1 mile (4 Lap) Handicap. 14. — li Mile (6 Lap) Handicap. Entry 1/-. TropMes, £2 2/-, £1 1/-, 15. — 1 Mile (4 Lap) Local. Competfc tors to reSide in Clinton Riding. FIELD EVENTS. 16. — Long Jump. 17. — Higk Jump. Entry 1/-. TropMes £2 2/y £1 1/-. AXEMEN'S EVENTS. 1. — MAIDEN CHOP, 12in., UNDERHAND. Entry 5/-, Cup £2 2/-. Speeial £1 1/-. 2.— STANDING CHOP 14in. OPEN HAND1 CAP. Nomination 20/-. Acceptance 10/-. Prizes: 'Axemen's' Challenge Cup and £20, second £7, third fiti. 3. — UNDERHAND CHOP 14in. OPEN HANDICAP. Nomination 6/-. Acceptance 2/6. Prizes: WMte Cup and £5, second £3, third speeial £1 1/-. 4.— DOUBLE HANDED SAWING, Prizes: £3, £2, £1 1/-. I4in. 3 cuts. Entry* 6/- pair. Prizes £4, £2. 5.— SECOND CLASS I2in. STANDING CHOP. Entry 5/-. Prizes £2, Speeial £1, Speeial 10/-. Above events carry Point Prize of Challenge Cup, 5 guineas. HORSE EVENTS. 1.— MAIDEN JUMPING. Entry 7/6. Prizes £5, Speeial £2 2/-, 2. — PONY LEAPING, 14.2 hands and under, Girl or boy 16 or under. Entry 6/-. Prizes: "Punawai" Cup and £2 10/-, Speeial £1 1/-, 10/-. 3.— OPEN JUMPING. Entry 15/-. Prizes: Cup and £10, Speeial £3 3/-, Speeial £l 1/-. 4.— LEAPING COMPETITION. Entry 10/-. Prizes: "Pukenui" Cup and £6 6/-, £3 3/-, £1 1/-. 5.— OPEN JUMPING (Lady Riders). Entry 7/6. Prizes: Cup and £3, second speeial £2, third speeial £1. , 6. — HANDY HUNTEES. Entry 3/-. Prizes £2, £1 1/-. DOG TRIALS. 1.— OPEN EVENT (10 minutes). Short head, yard head; pull, drive through one set hurdles, drive and yard. Entry 10/-. Prizes £5, £3, £2, £1 1/-. 2.^-MAIDEN EVENT. Entry 5/-. 3.— LOCAL MAIDEN. Entry 2/6. Prizes £1 1/-, 10/-. GREYHOUND RACING. 1. — •' ' Clin ton ' ' Hurdles. 2. — "Sherwood" Maiden. 3. — "Makaretu" Stakes. 4. — "Consolation" Stakes. NATION AL DANCING. ' Under 10. — Highland ^"Fling and Sword Dance. 10 and Under 14. — Highland Fling, Sword Dance, Highland Reel, Irish Jlg. 14 and Under 38. — Highland Fling, Irish Jig, Sailor's Hornpipe, Sean Triubhais. ADMISSION. — Adults 1/6, Children 6d, vehicles and cars including driver 3/-, passengers 1/6, cycles, motor cycles 6d. DANCE, Ashley Clinton Hajl. MRS. D. M. COOK, IIou. See. 29 Gtisford Terrace, Telcphone, 38. Waipukurau,

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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Volume 81, Issue 64, 8 December 1937, Page 12

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Page 12 Advertisements Column 5 Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Volume 81, Issue 64, 8 December 1937, Page 12

Page 12 Advertisements Column 5 Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Volume 81, Issue 64, 8 December 1937, Page 12

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