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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVI, Issue 31, 6 February 1904, Page 4

VITADATIO THE GREAT IIEHBAi-j REMRDY Cures IvIDXKY DISEASE, BLOOD I'OTSONIN'O AXi) (IENERAL DEBILITY. Maylands, 10th .June, 1902. Dear Sir,—l have niueh pleasuro in testifying to the gwat amount of good received by my mother in taking' VITADATK.f. She suffered from ki'dney troubles, winch I understand resulting in a Jarg'e and painful sore on one leg, besides general debility. In all, my mother took fifteen bottles of VJTA DATIO. The sore is completely healed, and her general healt'ii is much improved. You have liberty to my mother's case as Ueiiijgi gMnuiiiHV - Yours gratefullv, S. KENT. l'.S.—Mrte Kent i.s an agtxi lady. Th<e sore was about twice the size oi one's hand. For further particulars, S. A. PALMER, Iteaid Office : CLARENDON S TREET NORTH, SOUTH MELBOURNE. Correspondence invited. Write for Testimonials. The price of Medicine is 5/6 and 3/6 per bottle. All Chemists and Storekeepers. To be obtained from Kcmpthorne, FroßstT anid Co., Ltd., N.Z. Drug Co., and Sharlamid and Co.

TARANAKI ANNUAL REGATTA. (1 lowed uivck'r the Jiuios oi' the New '/euluml Aj nateur Hawing Associatiouj, to be hold on the WAITAIiA IUVER On Thursday, March 24. OFFICERS : Patrons : Messrs Jennings and Smith, M's.H.R., O. Samuel, J. I'aul N. Ivilig, l'l. Dockrill, J. 13. Foy, IT. Okey, E. Vickers, B. H. Nicliolls, li. Cock, It. H. Piyptt, H. L'iardet, W. T. Sn-ell, Burgess, Fraser, Borthwick, Steeds. President : Mr G. V. Taite. Vice-presidents: Messrs Dooly, Smythe, J. Surten, G. Pearce, Dr. Goode, W. L. Gray, W. Olotci 1 , A. W. Ogle, G. H. Stubbs,. B. C. Ijawrence, R. Hicks, Gilbert, J. D. WylHc, J. C. McArtney. Committee : Messrs Vickevy, I{. Tate, C. H. Johnston, A. Kk-nner, L. Sampson, li. T. Hicks, S. Wyllie, J. IV-liur, T. Oodidaid. Judge: Mr J. J'aul. Deputy Judge: Mr J. D. Wyllie. Umpires : Messrs Ogle, J. Sarten, G. V. Tate. Timekeeper : Mr J. Tclfar. Starter : Mr T. Goiidard. Treasurer : Mr S. Wyllie. Secretary :Mr 11. Spurdle. Protest Committee: Messrs Ogle, J. Surten, G. V. Tate. Auditors : Messrs Beckbessin'ger and Buchanan. PROGRAMME : 1. Boys' Whuleboat liace—For boys under T7 years'. First pi'i/C £.'t, second £l. About three-quarters of a mile. 2. Maiden W'liale'boat Race—No niemIxM's oi crew to have won miy race (Junior liace excepted). First prize £O, second £l. One mile and a hall'. li. .Senior Four-Oar Clinker RaceFirst prize £ls, second £i, for four boats or more. Three boats first prize £ls, second £3. Two bouts, £lO. About one mill'. 4. Girls' Wbaleboat Race —For girls under 18. years of age. First priz# £l, second ■ £2, third £l, for thrc crews and ovor ; for two crews, first £3, second £l. About half a mile. 5. Champion Whuleboat Race—First prize £2O, second £5. Two miles. 6. ll'ig'h I>ive—Neatest header. About 1") feet. First prize £l, second 10s. Post entry. 7. Best Decorated be rowoil by ladies in procession. First prize £3, second £l. 8. Senior Pair-Oar Outrigger RaceFirst prize £lO, second £3 ; for thi-ee boats or more. Two boats, first prize £7. About one mile. 9. Wijmleboat Race—For those who are not taking part in any other race at the Regatta. First prize £5, second £l. Post entry. 10. Flying Whaleboat Race First prize £5, second £l. Straight run o-f about three-quarters- of a mile. 11. Youths' Whaleboat Race Fo youths under 21. years. First prize £5, second £l. One mile and a half. 12. Senior Singlw Sculls Race—First prize £lO, second £.'). About one mile. IM. Cigar anil Umbrella Race—First prize £1 10s, second 10s; four starters or no second prize ; ouco across the river. 1 1 Whale-bout Race—For crews lOst and under. First prize £r>, second £l. Otie mile and a half. 15. Handicap Swimming Race—First prize £2 or metltU, second 10s ; Winner can have the choice of medul oi' money ; distance about 200 yards. _ 10. Mounted Swimming Race (handicap)—Kiiier must cuter and leave the waiter on horseback. First prize £2, seconH 10s. Post entry 2s (id. 17. Tu'b Race—For boys under 17 years. First prize £l, second 10s, for six starters. First pnize 15s, second ss, for four starters ; post entry. 18. Tub Race—Open to all comers. First prize £! ss, second 10s,third 7s ; for six starters. First prize, £1 ss, second 10s, for four starters. Post entry. 19. Greasy Boom—Open, to nil comers. First prize (six) ROs, four 80s, three 255. Post entry. 20. Boys' Swimming liace—For bovs unidor 15 years. First prize 15s, second ss. Entrance free. 21. Greasy Boom—For boys under IS yeai-s. First prize 15s, second ss. Post entry. CONDITIONS. 1 Jiree crews to enter or 110 second prize. All races to start punctually at advertised time. Any boat not' at the starling point at the proper time shall be liable to tfepmlocation for that event. Objections with qualifications of a competitor shall bo iiintlv in writing to the Secretary at the earliest moment puicticable. No protest or ob- ' jeclion shall be wrtwlainwl .unless placed m the hands of the Secretary wit-lull -18 hours after the da,- of the Regatta. A deposit of 10s must accompany each protest, udnit-.li sum may be forfeited if the protest is not upheld by the Committee. Kntrance lee 5 per cent, of the total amount ol piri-ze money offered for each event. Names, weights of competitors (including substitutes) and colours to he worn, must be lodged at tame ol entry. All post entries (to close on Regatta day «t 12 noon) will be clmrc)>er cent, on amount of lirst Tlie Committee itww to u,emscl\ts the l-ig'hit to alter the order or postpone any or all of the events, and add any regulations which in their opinion may be necessary Entries for the Foiir-Onr, Pair-Oar and Sing-ie Sculls close with the at the Foresters' Ilall at ai ß.Ho'pm TI,UJ!BI>AV - 10, Entries i o r all W'h-alebont Races H li l ' 19 S , ccl ' t,U ">" HieFor17tl nt K "U'KHIIAY. March * m-iv, at 8 p.m. Also foe 0:..,:. Handicap Race. .Swimming Band in attendance aiiai»ged_(o suit visitors. li ILj ANNL'AIi lll'jfi A r l v P V 71 * ATnn If ■ V; D oo„ „„„ lc; H. SPURDLE, Hon, Secretary, Waitara.