"WATERLEA FORTNIGHT"

Marlborough Express, Volume LIV, Issue 184, 5 August 1920, Page 4

"WATERLEA FORTNIGHT"

An increased public interest marks the- approaching inauguration of "Waterlea. Fortnight.'' Various features of the money-raising campaign are advertised from day to day and they are warmly commended to public attention.

The opening effort will be made by the- ladies' "committee in Market Squa-re on Saturday next. Williams and Mosley's shop has been lent by Hallenstein Bros for the purposes of a sale of work and produce, and the ladies of Grove Rqskl. Islington, Lower Wairau. South Side, axid Weld Street have formed a strong committee to cany the project through successfully. "The Scarlet Runners' Minstrel Troupe" will make their Waterlea bow at His Majesty's Theatre on Wednesday next in association with the Returned Soldiers' Orchestra and a picture programme. These minstrels have been strengthened by the inclusion of Miss Bertha Manson, who has had' a long vaudeville experience on Fullers' circuit in Australia, and her performances are bound to be of a popular nature. Dancers are quietly preparing for the "Waterlea Ball," which will be held in St. Patrick's Hall on Friday o f next week under the auspices of the Returned Soldiers' Association. Fancy costumes are reported to be in keen demand, and as several snbstnntial prizes are being offered for origin;*,] and effective dressing ke?n competition is expected

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Has gout got yon in its grip? Do you suffer froini rheumatism, .sciatica, lumbago,, or rheumatic gout? Perhaps you have bought liniments, plasters, and embrocations, mid found that although they brought temporary relief tho old trouble soon returned. Or perhaps you tried some largely advertised pills, salts, o|r cui-e-a.l|, which claim to cure ©very ailment, including rheumatism— of course, they too, absolutely failed to cure. Now. in fairness to yourself, in fairness to us, wo want you to give Rhenmo a trial Rheumo will not relieve any and every trouble, but it seldom fails in eases of rheumatism, gout,' sciatica, or lumbago. All these diseases are 'hie to excoos uric acid in the blood. The main cause is the failure of the kulney.s to ilo their work. Permanent "Her fimpw bo secured until'the ex-