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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXI, Issue 10711, 15 October 1912, Page 6

GOLF

MASTERTON CLUB. SENIOR CHAMPION SHI P. 'l'he second qualifying roucid for the senior champion, will be played on Saturday next. The partner,4 will ,be the same as those drawn f >r last Saturday. JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIP. The drawings for the first round of the junior championship are as follows : Ed. Perry plays P. L. HollingsA. Caselberg plays C. La Roche; 1). Caselberg plays -J. Milne; A. 1). Gillies plays W. W. Gnbites. Competitors are expected to complete the round by Saturday next. Tho many friends of Mr A. Bewley (a recent member of the Masterton Club), will he pleased to hear that for tho second year in succession lie has won the Golf Championship of the . New Plymouth Club. The final was over a 27-hole course, and Bewley beat M'cCord by o up and 3 to play. FOR THAT TIRED FEEDING. "For that tired feeling there is nothing equal to Chamberlain's Tablets," says Mrs M. J. Wright, of, Qiiorn, S.A. "1 have used them for two years, always after ineals, and I find they keep me in perfect health, and lit for a heavy day's work. .Chamberlain's Tablets are a I tir.o medicine, and [ can especially: recommend them to anyone suffering from giddiness or nervous sick headaches." Canadian patriotism has never been in doubt, because this Dominibn has on numerous occasions displayed its strong loyalty to th: 1 Mother Country. Now Canada is to huikl three Super Dreadnoughts to be placed at the disposal of the Admiralty. This magnificent gift equals in* intensity the loyalty of the ladies who consistently drink Crescent Tea, the tea that is wholesome ;.::d food, and that pleas s the palate at nil tirri^s. Nature's r POCKE'S Enea.2jpfcU9 Oil. TC»e ..that Aub< traha product.-.. There's eoflaethiiur iiatitn» , *n-'rr, WKK'R