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Marlborough Express, Volume XLVIII, Issue 68, 21 March 1914, Page 2

BURDENS ARE MANY

SOME PEOPLE HAVE MORE THAN THEIR SHARE

Burdens of h'fe are many. Some people have more than their share.

Pretty hard to bear the burden ofc a bad back. ..' Its aches and pains make you miserable. *

Learn the cause and remove theburden.

Most backache pains come from siok kidneys. Must cure the kidneys to cure the--back. "> ■--•■••

Doan's Backache Kidney Pills will do it. ?'■'-■■'■ .•:■-■■*■

Lots of proof that this is so. Read what this man says:—••

Mr H. J. Wyborn, Grove Road,. Blenheim, says:—"Three years ago IT was suffering - terribly with my kidneys. My back ached continually, and at times the pain- was very severe, especially if I stooped. Th<^ kidney secretions were affected, feeing thick and cloudy^ containing:, a sediment, -v I was also;-subject"rtq<" "bad.- headaches, dizzy attacks, and could not get. proper rest at night* Atter suffering in this way for a good while, DoanV Backache KidneyriUs were one day recommended tome .> so I sent for some.- When I haKK finished a couple of-bottles of th«*r Fills j- felt- much better^ so I cori-: tmued taking them until I was quitecured, using in all six bottles. lam - pleaded to say my cure has proved a: permanent one, for I have had no return of my old comolaint. I. alwayskeeprDoan's Backache Kidney Pills us the house now in case I should ever need them;" ..• '

Kidney;.. disease comes on quietly>• you don t know you have -it until itv has you. Then don't neglect such symptoms as backache,,'headaches^ giddiness, weak back, languor, *iredout feeling, urinary trouble—theseare all, signs that your kidneys nee^ kelp, For sale by all chemists and' storekeepers at ,3s, per bottle (six bofcttesMM)<>r wiU be posfaed on i»- ---% XK 1* Woster-McClellanCo.^ v 76 Pitt Street, Sydney. ' * But, be sure, you get POAN'S. r':

FOR QUICK $ ALL A Real Ship/ LEASE of BOARDING HOUSE., situa^ Christchurch Meat Com^ pany^s-Works, .PICTQIN. ;. r Thirty JKarmshed' Robins; ever* opnvemence*; hot: and cold water throughout/ ..\ ■■:; J . Six^een-permanerit boarders, an* an_average of 30 casuals a week. For ?fML particulars apply—, : -:y^:, ;k Mrs WILTON, r - .^r-'v./'■' Trocadero, rnV"Y .« Picton. Telephone 42. —: ■•■'" ~ '•■■- ' ■ '

ROYAL. SOCIETY OF ST. GEORGE,

.'"*\ \, (Blenheim B/anch).

Annual Sports.

To be held on the Wairau Cricket ! ;. v Club's Ground. Walter Street, Blenheim, on WEDNESDAY, Ist Apri!, 1914. Under the Rules and Regulations of the New Zealand Athletic an<£ Cycling Union. v :.;

OFFICERS:

Patrons: Messrs J. Duncan and (j« H. Bott. President: Mr W. Carr, ' Vice-presidenta;'. Messrs H. D^ Vavasour, J: IConolly," C; J. W« Griffiths, J. L. Eord, C. Tiinnicliffey and S. Tapp, senr. Judge: Mr Bagge. Assistant Judges: Messrs R. F. Priddle and J. L. Losd« Referee: Mr T. Coward. HamS* capper: Mr A. R. Thomson. Timebeepers: Messrs F. C. Ferry, R, Jtt,. Harding, and J. McQueen. Starterr Mr A. Sowman. Assistant Starters Mr T. Kirby.' Treasurer: Mr J. A. Bottrell. Committee: Messrs T. Kirby, H. Tapp,. T. Coward. A. Ri Thomson,- A. Sowmfen, H. R,< Bagge, J. Manary, Jas. Brown, W. Chisholm, W. H. Green, B. James, J. Jarvis, G. L. Lane, J< Nicholas, R. F. Priddle, G. War©. ham, J. G. Bacon, S. Hooson, and J.-.H. Priddle. Protest Committee: Messrs A. R. Thomson, R. P, Priddle, a^id T. Coward.

PROGRAMME.

1. President's Handicap, 120 yards.— First prize, £3; second, £1} third, 10s. Nomination, 2s 6<3; acceptance, Is 6d. 2. Bicycle Race, 1 mile.—First prize, £2; second, 15s; third, 10s. Nomination, 3s 6d. 3. Vavasour .Handicap, 100 yards.— First prize, £3; second, £lj third, 10s. Nomination, 2s 6dj acceptance, Is 6d. 4. Griffiths Cup, for boys attending Primary Schools, 100 yards, 200* yards, and 440 yards. First and second prizes of 7s 6d and 2s 63 respectively will be paid^to the first and second in each event. 5. St. George's Handicap, 220 yards. —First prize, £6; second, £1 lOsj third, 15s. Nomination, ss; aoceptance. 35.. 6. Bicycle Race, 2. miles.—First prize, £3; second, £1; third, lOfc. Nomination, 4s 6d. 7. Cqnolly Handicap, 440 yards.— First prize, £3; second, ' £1; third, 10s. Nomination, 2s 63; acceptance,, ;ls 6d. 8. Bott Handicap, 75 yards.—First prize, £1 and Mr Ferry's medal; second, 15s. Nomination, 25..; 9. Stepping Competition. — First prize, £1. Post entry, Is. 0. Publicans' Handicap, 880 yards.— First prize, £4; second, £2; third, £1. Nomination/ 4s; acceptance, 2s 6d. -

Nominations close with the Secretary at his office, High Street, od SATURDAY, the 21st inst., iip to 9 p.m., for Events 1, 2, 3, 4, 5,! 6, 7. 8, and 10.

Handicaps declared on 24th March,, Acceptances close on 28th March.

CONDITIONS

1. Any race may be.run off in heafc at the discretion^ of the. committee. When an event is contested in moire than two preliminary heats, the firs* and second hi each heat shall run in the final. If only two; heats, the first, second, and third in each shall run in the final.

2. The Committee reserve the right to have. any competitor re-handi-capped after publication of handicaps. ■ - •

3. The Committee reserve the right to withdraw any event or reduce the prizes if not sufficient entries.

A. J. FISHER, _, * ' Hon. Secretary. P.O. Bos 66, Blenheim.

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