WAITARA NEWS

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 211, 15 December 1910, Page 6

WAITARA NEWS

WAITARA ROWING CLUB. (From Our Own Correspondents.) The drawings for the Waitara Rowing 'Club's Cossar Fours, the heats of which will be rowed on Thursday night, are as follows:—First heat, to start at 6.30 p.m.: W. Telfar (stroke), Cold 3, L. Andrews 2, V. Tate 1, F. Klenner, cox, (No. 2 water); M. Jennins. (stroke), A, Lash 3, L. Tate 2, B. Murgatroyd.l, L. Klenner, cox, (No. 1 water). Second heat: L. Jennins (stroke), Repu 3, Dernehl 2, E. Clare 1, F. Klenner, cox (No. 2 water); .E. Andrews (stroke), Pukere 3, J. Bell 2, S. Burns 1, L. Sampson, cox (No. I water). The final will be rowed on Friday night. Competition is keen, and as crews have been training consistently, some good racing should be seen.

The annual school concert held last evening was, as usual, a huge success. The teachers and children must have devoted a great amount of time and attention.

The North Taranaki Dairy Co., put up their record last month, when over a million pounds of milk. was received. This is a great contrast to 1907, when only something over two million pounds was received for the year. The sum of £1687 17s 3d was paid out to suppliers. Nearly 22 tons of butter was made for the month, whilst for the whole year of 1907 a little over 43 tons was produced. The milk is still on the increase, and no doubt it will be found necessary next season to erect another creamery on the Okoke road.

Like the North Taranaki Co., the Waitara Road Co., also put up a record, 843,688 lbs of milk having been supplied, from which some 17% tons of .butter were made. Suppliers received £1475 12s 2d for November milk.

GET DOWN TO CAUSES. An Irish student attempted to retfute a professor's lecture on cause and effect. He objected to iihe axiomatic 1 " principle that cause is.always first and effect a consequence, and he illustrated | his theory 'by citing one of his country-1 men pushing a \tfheel-barrow. Whatever | reasoning 'may be necessary to estaolish the Irishman's contention, one thing is certain, cause always goes first ia kidney disease, and the effect follows. Bad backs from disordered kidneys are very common. Some cases are old and chronic, and stubborn to remove. Some are first attacks and easily disposed of by Doan'a Backache Kidney Pills. If this fact could only be impressed upon all people what a world of suffering wwuld ue .prevented. Perhaps the experience of this mam will convince you. * Mr. Jos. West, baker, Devon street, New Plymouth, says:—"When lifting a bag of flour I wrendhed my back, and this caused a most severe .pain right in the vicinity of the kidmieys; it seemed as if those organs were hurt. I heard that Dean's Backache Kidney Pills were good, and sent for sortie. After using Eight years later, Mr. West says:— "Doan'a Backadhe Kidney Pills cured ane of severe backache eight years ago, and lam still free of this trying ailment. 1 need not enlarge on this; the facts speak for themselves."

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