RHEUMATIC GOUT.

Colonist, Volume XLVIII, Issue 11762, 19 October 1906, Page 2

RHEUMATIC GOUT.

Rheumatism in any form is paiuful, but for downright torture rheumatic gont is about the worse. Rheumatic gout can bo cured. It has been cured by the marvellous medicine Rheumo. Here is the pioof. James Gordon, Wellington, writes:—" I have been a sufferer frnm rheumatic gout for a great many years, and was advised to try Rheumo. It's action is amazing. It is quick in relieving the vain md removing the swelling. I shall not be without it in my house." And if yon have rheumatism you should net be without it. Sold by chemists and stords at 2a 6d and is 6d per bottle.

,-reditr on the Club's officials, 'and they deserved a very hearty vote of thaoks* for the manner in which the meeting was conducted. *9M>Sg£S39 fcThe greport was adopted] on^the motion'of Mr Cresswell, Iwho spoke of thejjhard but succesßfulJ'work the Committee had done at the Championships meeting. The visiting competitors also declared that they hKdtjOnever competed on a^fairer course. -'tSS-^S"^ Mr Kelly, in moving the adoption of the balance sheet, considered it a very satisfactory one. The motion was agreed to. Z^t The following jiew members were elected :— Messrs H. Anstice, H, Neale, W. Denlent, F. Scott, B. Kitching, C. Taylor, H. Kitching, V. Dee, W. Livick, M. J. Spear N. Trent, H. Hamilton; B : , Dodson, Leckie, W. Cbisholm, F. BethwaitG, Greeaslade. Laird, Gilbert and Sclanders. The election of officers. resulted as follows:— President: Dr Andrew reelected, who thanked the members. Swimmiug, he considered, was a splendid physical exerotse, and most valuable in saving life\ He considered if Wanganui could send a water polo team to compete at Christen urch, Nelson should be able to do so, and he would very much like to see a team go from kelson. (Applause. ) Vice-Presidents: Messrs A. T. Maginnity, W. T. Bond, H. E. Duncan, R. P. Giblin, A. W. Shallcrass, F. G. Gibbs, C. H. Coote, C. Y. Fell, W. Moyes. J. P. Harris, H. Atrnore, F. Milner, J. H. Cock, J. Glasgow, F. W. Fai.rey, F. F. Dakin, W .W. Squires', E. G. Cresswell. Tomkinson, and Dr. Mackay. Captain of Club : Mr G. Comes Deputy Captain : Mr George Hogg. Secretary: Mr E. V. Spear, reelected. Mr Cresswell spoke of the excellent work Mr Spear "had accomplished. Treasurer : Mr J. Emerson. Auditor: Mr E. S. Cresswell reelected. Handicappers: Messrs H. Gully and Kelly. Committee: Nine members were nominated, and after a ballot the following were declared elected: Messrs F. Harford, Milne, Shrimpton, Kelly, King, Allan, and S. Williams. Selection Committee : Messrs Comes, Kelly, and.Speaft Mess.ra Cress well and Tomkinson were elected as life members of the Club. A special vote of thanks was recorded to Messrs H. Spear, McGee, Jackson, and Tomkinson for the work they did in connection wi*h the Championships meeting. Some discussion took place as regards the $aths. Eventually Messrs Comes, Kelly, Crosswell, the President, and the Secretary were appointed as a Committee to consider the subject of propounding a scheme for procuring new and up-to-date Baths for Nelson. w The President and one of the VicePreside its each promised a trophy, and it was stated that the President desired that his cup should be competed for from Bcratch. Votes of thanks were accorded to the President, to the donors of trophies, to the past officials, and to the local newspapers for their reports*