CHESS.

Timaru Herald, Volume XCIII, Issue 14363, 1 December 1910, Page 5

CHESS.

CHAMPIONSHIP MEETING. TO BE HELD AT TIMAHTJ, The first meeting of the management committee in connection with the forthcoming New Zealand Chess championship was held last evening at W'erry s Temperance Hotel. There ivere present—Messrs G. P. Wood (.local Captain), X. D. Young, E. Werrv, A. Patterson A. Beck, and T. Mara. Mr Wood reported having secured the Technical School for the holding of the Congress, and the members present expressed their thanks to the directors of that institution, for their ready assistance. It'was decided that the Congress be opened on Monday, 'iSth December. The local club will be represented by its present honorary secretary, Mr T. Mara. The greater part of the meeting was conlined to a discussion on the rules and laws incidental to the obligations of the "management committee" of a New Zealand Congress. In conclusion the chairman expressed the hone that all chess enthusiasts would rise" to the occasion and assist pecuniarilv the committee in their endeavour to foster and promote t&e noble game of chess. A good rubbing of the chest and back with Bucko's Eucalyptus Oil and a, few drops sprinkled on your pillow will relieve a cold. Ask tor Austria's best KOCKE'S... Alfred E. Scott, a m" n employed on the Tauranga-Teouke railway was arrested vesterday morning, says a Press Association message, on a warrant ot commitment Sor nssa-clt at Wellington, in November, 1903. At that time bcott was summoned but did not appear. The case was dealt wiih in his absence and he was sentenced to one month. .For seven years he has evaded arrest, ii'ii constable Skinner noticed that he answered the description of a man wanted on warrant, and making inquiries found that such was the case. Scott will serve his term in Mount Eden gaol. Mrs Lawrence. Hair Specialist, Hay's Buildings, wishes to notify the ladies of Timaru and vicinity, that sho has in stock every description of Hair Work, and a largo assortment of toilet preparations, including—Mons. Lo Chaux, the Celebrated Parisian Hair specialist's preparations. Hair tonic—Useful in cases of Dandruff. Weak and Thin Hair, and unsurpassed for restoring hair. Price Ss 6d. Masseuse Cream —For roughness of the skin and pimples; restores plumpness. No better skin purifier is procurable Price 3s 6d. Hair Pomade—For Dry and Broken Hair; will permanently remove Dandruff. Price 2s per "pot. Mrs Lawrenee'9 Egg Julep, for Clpausine the hair, and rendering it wonderfully soft and glossy, will positively restore lustre. Price Ts fid per bottle. J Ladies' Combigs artistically made up. Closed on Thursday, Half-Day.., ' J