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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 215, 30 January 1913, Page 7

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Worse Every Day, Not Able to Walk, Scratched Tili Nearly Fainted with Torture. Cuticura Soap and Ointment Gave Instant Relief, Now Completely Cured. 15 Prospect St., Waverley, Bydnsy.-N. S. . —"Sevoral years ago I was living in Nawandera on the Western Line when I suddenly contracted a bad leg. It first started with slight itching, but it became worse and worse every day until too irritation became past endurance. I used to scratch it till the blood carno and I can assure you I had no peaco night or day and in consequence became seriously ill. "My leg getting worse I had to give up ■work, not being able to walk I had to lie on a couch all day and at night was lifted on the bed. I used to scratch my log UU 1 nearly fainted with the torture. I usefl everything I saw advertised but nothing d|d me the slightest bit of good. I was getting worse all the time and I was almost in despair. I saw Cuticura Ointment advertised and being only too glad to grasp at anything that I thought might give xae rqlief I sent at once to our chemist for some of the Cuticura Remedies. I washed my leg at once wfyb the Cuticura Soap tkon the Cuticura Ointment and to my utlier amazement I felt histant relief. t . j" After the third application, my log was decidedly better, and from that time my leg kept improving every time I applied the Cuticura Ointment until it got o{jmpletej||r cured and has remained so to till* day.". (Signed) Wm. Bundock, Aug. wi\. Cuticura Soap and Cuticura OinStOßßt are sold throughout the wqrtd. For sM9Hje,<|| each with 33-page SWn Book, poA-fiag; address R. Towns & Co., Sydaoy, N. S. W.

WAREA ATHLETIC CLUB. SEVENTH j gPORTS Jj^EETINQ to be held in the ) WAREA DOMAIN on WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1913. PROGRAMME: | L—NOVICE CHOP, 12in block. Nam. £ Is, acceptance 6d. First 20s, second I ss. j 2100 yds HANDICAP. Nom. 2/B, ace. Is. First, 50s; second 15s. 3-MAIDEN HANDICAP CHOP, 12in block. Nom. 2s; ace. Is. First, 455; -. second, 10s. { 4—BOYS' RACE. 14 vears and under, 100 yds. Post entry, 6d. First, 7/6; second, 2/6. j S—MAIDEN D.H. . SAWING HANDII CAP, 15in log. Nom. 1/6, ace. 6d | First, 25/-; second, ss. RACE (men), 50yds. Post I entry, Is. First, 15s. | 7—22oyds HANDICAP. Nom. 3s, ace. Is. First, 60s; second. 20s. 8-SINGLE-HANDED SAWING HANDICAP, 18in log. Nom. 1/6, ace. 6d. First, 30s; second, 10s. MARRIED LADIES' RACE. First, trophy; second, 2/6. 10 HANDICAP CHOP, 15in block. Nom. 3s, ace. Is. First, 60s; second, 20s. 11 BOOT JUMBLE RACE. Post entry, Is. First, 15s. 12—SACK RACE, boys iinder 14 years; 50yds. Entrance free. First,*ss. 13 D.H. SAWING HANDICAP, 18in log. Nom. 3s, ace. Is. First, 655; second, 20s. 14 SINGLE LADIES' RACE (18 years and over). First, trophy; second, 2/6. 15-TICKET RACE. Post entry, la. First, 10s. 16-440 yds HANDICAP, Nom. 3s, ace. Is. First, 60s; second, 20s. J7-STEPPING-THE-CHAIN (2 30 p.m. sharp). Post entry, Is. First, 15s ; second, ss. 18-WAREA AXEMEN'S CUP, 18in block. Nom. 7/6, ace. 3s. First, 150s.;.second, 40s; third, 15s. 19-MEMBERS' RACE, 100 yds, handicap, Post entry, Is. First, 15s; second,

20.—MEMBERS' CHOP HANDICAP, 12 in block. Nom. Is, ace. Gd. First, 40s; second, 10s. 2i-SHEEP-GUESSING COMPETITION. Tickets Is. First, 20s. CHILDREN'S, RACES, APPLE RACE and TILTING AT THE RING during the day. CONDITIONS OP GAMES AND GENERAL ENTRIES. The programme is subject to alteration.

The committee reserve the right to postpone the sports. Legal games allowed on the ground. Fee, 10/6. -■ominatioTis for chopping and sawing close on FEBRUARY 3. Acceptances close on FEBRUARY 10. No second prize will be given unless four jr. more competitors. In doubly handed sawing name of mate must be given, or nomination not accepted. Nomination for running events close on FEBRUARY 10. Acceptances close at 11 a.m. on sports day. Sports held under rules of T.A. and C.A.

Chopping and sawing held under rules of N.Z.A.A. Competitors must forward performances, accompanied by necessary feeß, when nominating. Refreshment booth on the ground. Sports commence at 11.15 a.m. A GRAND BALL will be held in the WAREA HALL in the evening. Admission to Sports: Adults, Is; children under 14 years, 6d. Admission to Ball: Gents, 3s; Ladies, 1/0; Double Ticket, 4s. J. A. CLARKE, JJon. Sec. and Treas., Warea.

MEW PLYMOUTH-OPUNAKE COACH SERVICE. Leaves Daily— New Plymouth P.O. Omata Oakura Tatarairaaka Okato Puniho Warea Pungarehu Rabotu Oaonui Opunake, arrive .. Leaves Dally— Opunake Oaonui Pahotu 'l'ataraimaka Pungarehu Wa.re». , Puniho Ukato Ua (cura Umata Mow Plymouth, aTr. Alii Fares and Parcels and tickets obt .New Plym 9.30 a.m, 10.10 a.m. 10.55 a.m. 11.45 ajn. 12.25 a.m. 1.0 p.m. 1.15 p.m. 2.8 p.m. 2.30 p.m. 3.15 p.m. 4.0 p.m. 5.45 A.m. 6.30 p.m. 7.15 a.m 9.45 a.m. 8.0 a.m. 8.30 ajn--8.45 a,m. 9.10 a.m. 10.45 ajn. 11.40 a.m. 12.15 p.m. W'