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RECREATION SPORTS GROUND.

OFFICIAI., OPEXIXt;. The ltccreation Sports U round Committee have nearly always been singularly fortunate in. their selection of dates for their various outdoor function.-, at least so far as weather is concerned. Yesterday was no exception to the rule. Tuesday had been a miserable day, but New Year's Day blossomed into just the perfect weather for such a fete as had been planned for the oflicial opening of the new sports ground—that monument of i.l"-!-" nw) ; "go"' in a few of >' e ,v V'vmonth ha« j -^.^deVthcOi^vaniagcnn^v-j i in« nnr snorts grwiml. It «as ~oi. I „; rt of the !)r „.j nce of the Recreation f; ro „nds Board i n pmvidc for sport, and | ,J. • ' whole, energies we're, with excellent L,,.l*'- devoted to tfc B farther beautl- - ', -.on of the already lavuitifnrSJrnivnd*- „„> christened Piikekiira Park. \JVn I ( |'.'' Borough Council by exchange «"S I '..iieil a block at the west cud' „of the i ~'.,,». and a [•imnnittee set to ivnht to i ! -a inform it into Western Park. Me?hn'ins,, the 111-creation (.rounds Board liaiP , Voided to allow a committee appointed 'jliy nil the local sports associations to I asnmc control of the sports arena which I in summer was marred hy .swamp grass , I and in winter by the swamp itself. "By II degrees this committee dwindled down ' to about seven members, who have now become recognised as the "Recreation ' Sports Ground Committee. Having secured a seven years' lease of the ground,

1 they set to work and by dint of persis- H tent canvassing aud the organising ofM all sorts of entertainments, raised sui^| | (Went funds to warrant commencing bj^H work of enlarging and raising sports ground. They had the hca^H I sympathy ol the large section of ! public, and yesterday was seen JH j fruition of their efforts—the openiiuMß the finest spurts amphitheatre ij^^H j Dominion, and from the spcj^^^H I point of view, the finest in Ausf^^^H I The terraces are reckoned to J^^^^H j date ten thousand people, ''ifl^^H by the gaps left by yestevd^^H^^H | thousand live liundrcd, thei^H^B^H estiraaU^^H^^^^H Tlie yesterdayJ^^^^^^^H - line cnclosufl^^^^m fnllr crass

autumn, arnfl^^|^^^^^| the whicj^^^^^^H ntadc^^^^^^H The iiewlv-tiJ^^^^^HH versicolored j^HH^^^^^H And al^^^^^^^H the laU^^^^^^^^m the i^H^^^^^^^^^H refreshnients^^^^^^^^^^^^H the aft^^^^^^^^^^H attcnt^^^H^^^l^H tlu^^^^^^^^^^H^J Messrs Palmerst collide. A^^^^^^^^^^^|^H

the ■war, |^^^^^H^| tilt; nf I -Mills and spur , i

" r " n I'ivc men: New Plymouth A Lieut. j Boon, Firemen Clark, lord, J. Way, and ■ llardwiok, 1; time, 3'J 1-osec. Ftizroy: A Foremen Parkins and Crilliths, Firemen. i-iLamb, Old, and It. llellringer, 2; time, I *0 2-asL'e. Elthain A: Foreman Jliir-1 nvv, Firemen Cooper, Potts, Cook mid Scocyi, 3. Time, it 4-asec, including ! 2sec penalty. Eltham J! (45sec.) and I I Xew Plymouth B (40 4-asec) also comI peted. I Three i;!'- 1 ': Xew Plymouth A, LieutBoon, Fi-eiio.!. Ford and Clark, 1; Utue, . .'til 4-5 set. \\'ew Plymouth B, FoixI man llardwii I.'('irenien J. and W. Way, I2- Time, 44-", s Fitzroy B (JlSec) '. and Kltham A aitA H teams also competed. The Kltliaira A team stistttincd a blowout, and the 'i'.i team were dis. (jiialilied. In this civlnt the Kltham teams lodged a proles) a\;ain the Fitzroy team, but the jirotesl Vas dismissT7TE Tl'(J-OF-WAIl\

This event drew a good number ol entries, and some exciting pullsVwere recorded, (Tie Star Football Club's tvani eventually proving themselves vicl\-. The, following teams compel, d. the lirsN named in each ease being the winner: Maoris v. Fire Brigade '; Star Foot bull Club v. Borough Connc:i: (innrds v. Oarrison Band: fiarrison Band new v. old members. Several other teuns tried conclusions, but were not included in the competitions. Pillow-lighting on Spar (boys under 12 years)—A. Miimby 1. I). Fox 2, 11. Patcrson 3. I'ltder 15 years; J. JU--I'racken 1, A. Mimilir 2. 'ft. Fox 3. Tilting at the Ring (on bicycle).- \. (oirner 1. This compel itor obtained Ivc rings out of the six-. Throwing Cricket Hall—A. ,T. Blundell md M. Robinson divided the prize, the lirnvv of each being about 00 yards. The obstacle ,-ace drew ;, good liebl. V. fliong wis first. Indue; t|„. only ( ....n. leiilor who fully ratrioil out the'eondiions of the race. Decora tod Bicycle - Mrs. FrethevV erorated bv Miss I. Butler. Decora led Co-carl Mi-. Kelibel's. eeorated by Miss Kath. Hanierlon.

I .STOP IT NOW. ■ Jf you have a pain in your' liack, if I you have a lame lmck or mi ac-hing-back. stop it now. J'or remember that backache is indicative of kidney disorder; it is a spy placed there by nature to warn you that your kidneys need help. Don't neglect the warning; stop it now. for it may lie too lute if you put it oft', ton ask how to stop it! ' He'll let (hi-well-known resident tell you. .Mrs. K. Ileal. late of Vogeltnwu, Xew Plymouth, now living out of town, says: i-'or three yeans 1 tillered with the | kidneys, and badly needed a medicine [ to give me relief. The symptoms were pains in the hack, giddiness, and headaches. The pains In the hack were simply agonising, and my headache-, were so violent that they used to prosIrate me. I was for ever using medicines, hut they did me no good. J was doubtful if anything would cure me. when 1 saw Doan's. Uackaehe Kidney I'ills advertised, and sent for a box. These pills are thp best medicine I ever used; they are splendid. A few doses would give me such relief that I forgot to take them, and thus did not take them regularly, but they cured me in spite of this fact." ft used to lie considered that only urinary and bladder troubles were to be traced to the kidneys, but now modem science proves that nearly all diseases have their origin ie the disorder of these important organ". Then be wise and keep your kidneys well by taking the great kidney and bladder specilic--Doan's Haekach'e Kidney Pill.-. For sale by all chemists and storekeepers at 3k per box (six boxes Ills lid), or will lie posted on receipt of price liv Fuster-.McC'lellan Co.. 70. Pitt-street. S'vdnoy. lint, be sure vou get DOAX'S. TKHRIUI.K FATK. It's a terrible fate to suffer from serious Lung Trouble. "Ward it off with Dr. Sheldon's Xew Discovery. Price Is (;d mid :is. Obtainable everywhere.

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Taranaki Daily News, Volume L, Issue 307, 2 January 1908, Page 3

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RECREATION SPORTS GROUND. Taranaki Daily News, Volume L, Issue 307, 2 January 1908, Page 3

RECREATION SPORTS GROUND. Taranaki Daily News, Volume L, Issue 307, 2 January 1908, Page 3

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