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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 209, 23 January 1913, Page 7

iIDHEIRH iiii Body Covered in Red Rash. Much Swollen. Could Not Rest at Night. Used Cuticura Remedies Ten Days. Completely Cured. 144 Moreland St., Footscray, Vic.—• "Last September I got a Bevere chill which made mo very sick and all my body was covered in a red rash and was much swollen. The itching and burning were terrible, I could not rest at night as the warmth made it'worse. I tried a lot of different j so called remedies, zinc ointment, boraeic and lots of other things before I received the trial tin of Cuticura Ointmont which immediately gave me great relief. I then sent for another tin from the chemist, also the Cuticura Pills and Cuticura Soap. I used tho Cuticura Soap and warm water and then applied the Cuticura Ointment for about ten days. X was then completely cured and have not since had any return." (Signed) Mrs. M. Hutchings, May, 1912.

ITCHING SCALY SCALPS With Loss of Hair Shampoos with Cuticura Soap and occasional liglit dressings of Cuticura Ointment will prevent it when all else fails. No other emollients do so much to allay itching and irritation of the scalp, remove dandruff, crusts and scales, prevent dry, thin and falling hair, and promote its growth and beauty. Special directions for the treatment of women's hair with every package, which are agreeable, effective, convenient and most economical. Cuticura Soap and Ointment are sold throughout the world but may be tested free. For samples with 32-p. booklet on the skin and scalp, address E. Towns & Co., Sydney, N. S. W.

ATIAWA SPORTS CLUB, WAITABA. gECOND QATHERING OF THE MAORI CLANS. To be held on THE CAMP RESERVE (WAITARA) on THURSDAY, JANUARY 30, 1913. ATHLETIC EVENTS. ' Programme: I.—MAIDEN RACE,. 150 yds. Open to all who have never won an advertised race. First prize 30s, second 10s, third ss. Post entry, 2s. ~. 2.—SCHOOLBOYS' RACE, 100 yds- .- Open to school boys under 14 years. First prize ss, second 3s, third 2s. En- . trance free. 3.—ATIAWA HANDICAP, 100 yds- . prize fiOs, second 20s, third 10s. Nomination 4s, acceptance free. ;; 4.—WAITARA BICYCLE RACE, one .'mile. First prize 40s, second 15s, third ;ss. Nomination 3s, acceptance free. S.—PURANGI loin CHOP.. First prize ijOs, second 30s, third 10s. Nomination ?ss, acceptance free. 6. —SCHOOLGIRLS' RACE, 50yds. Open 'to school girls under 14 years. First :fr;ze ss, second 3s, third 2s. Entrance ifree. [ 7.—MANUKORIHI HANDICAP, 100 |yds (for Maoris only).'' 'frirs't prize "30s, second 15s, third ss. Nomination 2s, acceptance free, pi B.—WAITARA BICYCLE "HANDIQAP, i|ne mile and .First* prize 60s, second 20s, third Ss/' 45,. acceptance free. 9.—ATIAWA HANDICAP, 220 yds. First prize SOs, second 30s, third 10s. Nomination ss, acceptance free. 10.—PURANGI 12in CHOP. First prize SOs, second 20s, third ss. Nomination 4s, acceptance free. lI.—WAITARA BICYCLE HANDICAP, three miles. First prize 80s, second 20s, third ss. Trophy (£1 Is) presented to winner by Messrs George and Johnston. Nomination ss, acceptance free. 12.—ATIAWA HANDICAP, 448 yds. First prize 100s, second 30s, third 10s. Nomination 6s, acceptance free. 13.-FORCED HANDICAP, 150 yd*. Winners compulsory. First prize 30s, second 10s, third ss. Entrance: Losers 2s, winners 2s 6d. 14—SHEEP - GUESSING COMPETITION—Winner, 20s or the sheep. Post entrv Is. 15.—STEPPING-THE-CHAIN. First prize 20s. Post entry Is. POINTS PRIZE.—GoId medal. Points to count 2 and 1 for events Nos. 3, 9 and 12. PRESIDENT'S MEMORIAL CHALLENGE SHIELD for winning team of Haka. Names to he engraved on shield. MAORI EVENTS. (To be controlled by Judges only). GRAND POI DANCE COMPETITION. —To be performed by Maori women, of not more than 12 in a team. Each team to bo led by a captain. Gold medal awarded to the winning team. First prize, 200s; second, 100s; third, SOs. Nomination, 18s per team. Club's Special Prizes for the best turnout in Maori costume. MAORI DANCE COMPETITION.—To be performed by men, of not more than 12 in a team. Each team to be led by a captain. Gold Medal awarded to the winning team. First prize, 200s; second, 100s; third, 60s. Nomination, 18s.' Club's»Special Prizes for the best turn out in Maori costume. PEELING POTATO COMPETITION (Maori Method) —For women; each to scrape 6 potatoes, and to make a kono (dish) out of flax, to receive her potatoes. Prizes will be awarded for the i first and clean scrapings; shells only to be used. First prize 30s, second 15s, third 10s, fourth ss. Nomination 2s. Rennie Special Prize, £1 Is. MAORI WARRIOR COMPETITION.Must be dressed in warior style, and perform the usual movements and actions ofa warrior. Striking and defence, ending with a war cry. Winner to be decided by points. First prize, 40s, second 20a. Nomination 2s. Gold Medal presented to the winner by Mr. C. H. Drew. RULES AND REGULATIONS. Sports commence at 11.30 a.m. All events run under the N.Z. Athletic Union and N.Z. Axemen's Association. All competitors must be registered, and this rule will be strictly enforced. Nominations for Events 1, 3, 4, 8, 9, 11 and 12 must be made in writing, and accompanied by the necessary fees and definite particulars of last two years' performances. If no performance in that time, the last four or any to be given. Five competitors must start, or no second or third prizes will be given. Acceptances are free. All acceptances ML,'ST be in the hands of the Secretary on or before 11 a.m. on day of Sports. All nominations close with the Secretary on THURSDAY, January 23, 1913. For further particulars see posters. Refreshment Booths on the Ground. Admission: .Adults Is, children under 12 (id, Grandstand Is. Nominations will appear in the Daily News and in the Herald and Budget about January 27 or 28, 1913. DANCE IN THE EVENING IN ST. JOHN'S HALL. Good supper; good music. Double tickets, ss. The winners of the Poi Dance and Hakas, etc., will repeat their perform«vnccs« WAATA W. HIPANGO, Secretary. ISAAC BAILEY, Asst. Secretary, buy at Auld's, Ne-w Plymouth, simply because they give the bed falue to* * sovereign.