'CROSS COUNTRY

Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2553, 30 August 1915, Page 7

'CROSS COUNTRY

' .WELLINGTON PROVINCIAL CHAMPIONSHIP. The annual teams championship for the Whyte and MacKay Shield was. riui under the auspices of the Wellington Centre of the New Zealan,d Amateur Athletio Association from Miramar tram terminus oil Saturday afternoon. The weather was all that could have been-desired. The following teams took part:— ■ ■ Olympio Harriers 1 F. J. Byrne/ F. Hodson, F. Burrell, A. Osborne, iff. Drummond, A. M'Cauley. Brooklyn Harriers: N. Cummins, J.Douglas, P. Harvey, G. Hutton, H. Mio, A. Clapham; B team—F. Harliu, J. Molloy, 13. Exfcon, R. Hoverd, C. "Willis,, 0. Cummins. Wellington Harriers: W. Donaldson, C. Fisher, L. Culverwell, C. Turnbull, W. Bennett, F. Eagle; B team—F. Farrington, J. Bennett, M. Carmody, 0; Caddiek, J. Harrison, E. Butler. Scottish Harriers: R. Ballantyne, S. Hall, E. Wolch, H. Rule, R. Waters,, W. Ballantyne. A solid pace was set at. the start and maintained throughout by N. Cummins (Brooklyn), who was never extended during the whole race, winning the individual championship by 100 yards in the splendid time of 27min. 295ec.,. a record for the. course. The next men to finish were: R. Ballantyne (Scottish), G. Hutton (Brooklyn), F. Byrne (Olympic), J: Douglas '(Brooklyn), A. Clapham, and P.. Harvey (Brooklyn). Brooklyn Harriers thus won the shield with 15 points, also winning the individual championship. During the afternoon members of tho Pipe Band rendered some splendid music. The course, which was five miles, was trailed by Messrs. B. Waters and P. Wilton. The officials were as follow -.—Judges, R. A. Wright, 6. Frost, W. H. Bennett, P, Harvey, H. Cummins; starter, Mr. Bennett; timekeepers, \V. Pollock, F. Wilton, \W. Ballantyne. Owing to a misunderstanding, the sealed handicap, which is usually run in connection with the championship, was declared off. CURE GOUT WITH RHETJMO! P-houm a tic Gout can be cured permanently ! Medical men and scientists have diagnosed it' as a blood disease, due to excess uric acid —and its deposit settles in tho joints and muscles.- Liiiamenfcr may temporarily deaded the pain at the inflamed part of the body, but they cannot penetrate into the blood and purify it. KHBUMO does, and that is the only way to cure Rheumatic Gout and its kindred ailments, Sciatica and Lumbago. This scientific, p&werful remedy neutralises the excess acid in the blood, and expels it from the system. The gouty swelling is then reduced, and the pain disappears. When you ask for KHETJMO don't be put off with foreign salts. 1 REEUMO is made in New Zealand, and has cured thousands of your suffering countrymen—some of whom have been crippled with Rheumatic pains for fourteen and twenty' years. Because embrocations and massage have failed (to cure you, don't lose hope—you have merely been trying to cure the. effects. Buy a bottle of RHEUJIO-it deals with the cause.—Advt. Buoharest is one of tho most up-to-date cities of Europe.. Of late it has become quite a resort during tho winter season, in preference to climbing tlm Alpine heights or wandering on tho Riviera. THERE'S SOME CAUSE. When there is a tickling n the throat you may rest assured there is some cause, probably inflammation. Tako_ Chamberlain's Cough Remedy at onco and you will realise its quick, soothing, and healing influence. Not only does Chmnborlau'a Cough Remedy reduce tho inflamniaton but it also strengthens tho throat, making it stronger .and rnoro able o recist disease; Ifnt" OWWfßti'r HMVIbj: Cnoeb nj NlsV., sKqm». .Great Pepasmmt .C.ufo, 10, 6d,t,