BOWLING.
PALMERSTON TRAMS IN NAPIER. Per Press Association. NAPIER, March 16. The following is the result of the second round of the bowling tournament:—Section A.—Dannevirke, 23, beat Palmerston North (Pickering) 9; Napier (Smith), 27, beat Wellington, 17; St. John's, 32, beat Greenmeadows (Crowley), 15; Palmerston (Brophy), 30 beat Marton, 19. Section B.—Bluff Hill, 25, beat Napier (Bull), 22; Palmerston North (Bunting), 21, beat Hastings, 15; Greenmeadows (Badley), a bye. Gisborne v. Masterton to play. REPAIR," THE WASTE. During our whole lives the fluids and solid tissues of our systems are constantly undergoing ehavge. New materials in the form of infinitely mir.iite particles of muscle, nerve, and so forth, aro being produced while the old worn-out atoms of these structures aro removed with ceaseless activity. While 1 his incessant I movement of these constituents of our bodies is not perceptible to the eye. even when aided by the most powerful microscopes, it nevertheless goes on, and must go on as long as life continues. How essential it is, therefore, th.it the right kind of food should bo taken regularly to repair the waste, and that the food should bo digested. It is not the quantity of food taken, bitt the quantity digested that builds up the system. To obtain the utmost value from the food as a body builder. 8 to 10 drops of IMPEY'S MAY APPLE should bo taken ■after epch meal. This is the secret of long and perfect health. From chemists ■ and stores, 2s 6d. *
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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLI, Issue 8536, 17 March 1908, Page 6
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