MOTOR CYCLING CLUB 200 MILES RELIABILITY TRIAL.

Evening Post, Volume LXXXVI, Issue 93, 16 October 1913, Page 2

MOTOR CYCLING CLUB 200 MILES RELIABILITY TRIAL.

A reliability trial, open to members of a recognised motor cycling club, will be held on Labour Day (Monday, 27th inst.). Tho distance will be 200 miles, divided into four sections of fifty miles each. • The trial will probably commence at 6 a.m., and is .expected to finish by 6 p.m. The route to be traversed will not be divulged to the competitors till the morning of the trial. At the Btarting point (the Ouatom House) ' competitors will bo given written instructions as to what constitutes the first section. At the conclusion of this section fresh instructions will be given, and iso on throughout the trial. Four fixed "controls " will be established, particulars of which will be plainly stated on checking cards and on route cards. Competitors must arrivo at these stations at the times marked on checking cards. Two secret "controls" will bo established, bnt differences in times of {arriving at. these points will only be 'taken into «on- • sideration in the event' of a tie. Speed ; Machines under 600 c.c, 20 m.p.h., ; machines (solo) over 600 c.c, 83 m.p.h., ; machines (passenger) over 600 c.c, 18 m.p.h. Competitors with passenger machines will bo required to carry a passenger weighing at least 10 stone. The use of speedometers will not be allowed. Competitors will be despatched Id teams of four each, and such teams must rido together throughout the trial. Any competitor leaving the other members of the team by more than 200 yards will be disqualified. , ( The annual gymkhana will take place early in November. UNSURPASSED. DR. MORSE'S INDIAN ROOT PILLS HIGHLY RECOMMENDED BY CHRISTCHURCH LADY. "As a household' remedy . for all common ailmento, Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills cannot be surpassed," writes Mrs. Jan© Elvy, of 50, Barbados*street., Sydenham, Christchurch. "I can highly recommend them for Constipation and Kidney Troubles, as I hay« derived a great benefit from then;.. I have tried a good many other medicines, but found nothing to equal Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills; they are easy to take, and do not sicken or gripe like many other pills." Constipation, is the cause of nine-tenths of the illnesses that the human race i» heir to. Keep the bowels open and good health will bo almost certain. No remedy ever placed before the public has over been co universally used as Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills for this complaint.—Advt. FESTERED, INFLAMED JBM r - r _- ' ZAM-BUK STOPS ALL PAIN AND PROVES A QUICK, PERFECT HEALER. ' The wonderful power of Zam-Buk to quickly and perfectly heal even obstinate festering cores and abscesses is strikingly illustrated by the case of Miss Ruby Davidson, of 93, Wilsonstreet, Red fern, Sydney, who says :— "A few weeks ago a bad abscess began to form, on my arm, which swelled up enormously. Awful throbbing pains shot up the limb, and' I began to be alarmed, for poulticing only seemed to mako tho sore worse. I was off work for a month, and was so helpless that I couldn't even move the arm. The pain was terrible. ' ' Whilst I was in this state I read about Zam-Buk, and resolved to try a pot. 1 applied the balm night and mooting with gratifying results. Zonvßuk quickly reduced tho swelling, and soothed llw terrible pains. "At tho time when I started to üb« Zam-Buk tho inflammation had extended right up under tho arm, but a few dressings of tho balm cleared all this away. As I kept on with Zam-Buk it drew out all tho pus and bad matter, and thoroughly cleansed the bad place. "Then tho soro itself began to heal up rapidly, and now, thanks to this perseverance with Zam-Buk, my arm is quito well again, while no trace of tho Bore is to be seen." Zam-Buk acta on the skin in a purely natural way. It hunialuvs eczema, ulcers, bad legs, a*nd scalp disease ; soothes away swelling, inflammation or soreness ,- purifies and heals poisoned jiores. blotches, rashes, pimpfes, spots, and itching skin troubles. Is 6d and 3a 6d per pot.— Advt. For ohronio cheet complaint*, Wofld* 1 Great Peppermint Curo. It Od, ?.» 6d.i Advt,