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Gisborne Times, Volume LXXXII, Issue 12527, 12 April 1935, Page 3

PETTIES’ ZZZZ* DEFINITELY LEAD IN BLANKET. values Made in New Zealand from pure high-grade N.Z. wool, these new season’s Blankets represent tip; very best value that, money can buy. See •them, feel them, notice their soft downy warmth, their generous sizes and their attractive borders. Be wise—prepare now for the cold nights that are to come. .i. Li ALL WOOL QUALITIES MADE IN NEW ZEALAND. P T 1. Our Special Quality All Wool Blankets A real leader for value. ‘ Single Bed Double Large Double 15/6 pair 19/9 pair 24/6 pair p p 9. A Low-priced Blanket of exceptional quality, made with attractive pink border. Single Bed Double Large Double 18/6 pair 23/9 pair 28/6 pair PIT 12 Another popular quality in Southern Fleece Wool, made * J ' with blue border. Single Bed , Double Large Double 23/6 pair 31/6 pair 41/6 pair R r P j A Superior Quality Blanket with extra weight and fleecy finish to give greater warmth. Single Bed Double Large Double 29/6 pair 42/6 pair 49/6 pair at in Extra Quality Blanket-make of super crossbred wool. Specially XJt fleeced to give added softness to touch. Single Bed Double Large Double 37/6 pair SPECIAL GREY BLANKETS 49/6 pair 63/- pair HEAVY WOOL RUGS J] Wool N.Z.-made quality. L good reliable bard-wearing uality for general use. lingle Bed Size—--7/Q each N.Z.-made Bush Rugs. Pure wool and extra heavy quality, with whipped ends. Size 60 x SO. 24/6 each THE DRAPERS’GISBORNE

SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENT u l u rn?: Affiliated with. the N.Z.A. and C. Union (P.B. Centre.) Amateur F. vents under permit from N.Z.A.A.A SIXTEENTH I MONSTER SPORTS ON THE FINEST SPORTS GROUND IN THE RAY, NEAR RAILWAY STATION. EASTER MONDAY April 22nd, 1935. £125 in PRIZES & TROPHIES £125 Special Train leaves Kaiti Wharf at 9 a.m. for Sports Ground. Special Excusion Fare 2/8 Return. SPORTS START AT 10.30 a.m. Sharp 57 INTERESTING EVENTS. ATHLETIC, CYCLING, WRESTLING, CHOPPING AND HORSE. AMATEUR WRESTLING. TWO CONTESTS OF 3 ROUNDS. Trophies valued at 30/-. ONE CONTEST OF 3 ROUNDS. •Trophy value 50/“OMATEUR ATHLETIC AND CYCLING EVENTS, 1. 100yds. MEN’S HANDICAP. Ist prize, trophy 21/-; 2nd trophy 10/6. 2. 410yds. MEN’S HANDICAP. Ist prize, trophy 21/-; 2nd tropin 10/6. 3. 880yds MEN’S HANDICAP. Ist prize, trophy 21/-; 2nd trophy 10/6. 4. 1 MILE MEN’S HANDICAP. First, prize, trophy 21/-; trophy 10/6. 5. I,3oyds. MEMORIAL HANDICAP. (Miller Cup with Miniature). First prize, trophy 21/-; 2nd, trophy 10/6. 6. 100yds HANDICAP (Under IS). First prize, trophy 15/-; second, trophy, 7/6. 7. I MILE WALK HANDICAP. First prize, trophy 21/-; 2nd, trophy 10/6. 8. 75yds LADIES’ HANDICAP. First prize, trophy 21/-; 2nd, trophy, 10/6. 9. 100yds LADIES’ HANDICAP. First prize, trophy 21 /-; 2nd, trophy 10/6. 10. HIGH JUMP HANDICAP. First prize trophy 15/-; 2nd, trophy 7/6 11. DISCUS THROW HANDICAP. First prize, trophy 15/-; second trophy, 7/6. 12. I MILE MEN’S CYCLE HANDICAP. First prize, trophy 21/-; 2nd', trophy 10/6. 13. 1 MILE MEN’S CYCLE HANDICAP. First prize, trophy 21/-; 2nd, trophy 10/6. 14. 2 MILE MEN’S CYCLE HANDICAP. First prize, trophy 21/-; 2nd, trophy 10/6. 15. } MILE CYCLE HANDICAP. (Under 18). First prize, trophy 15/-; 2nd, trophy, 7/6. 16. 1 MILE CYCLE HANDICAP. (Under 18). First prize, trophy 15/-; 2nd, trophy 7/6. Cup (with Miniature) for most points in men’s cycling events. £lO/10/- Cup with Miniature to Amateur gaining most points at meeting. All Entrance Foes 1/-. Nominations for all Athletic Events close on FRIDAY, 12th APRIL, to ho accompanied by the necessary Ices, with the Secretary, or with Mr. C. Brown, Mercer, Gladstone Road. (No post entries). MISCELLANEOUS EVENTS. 17. SCHOOL ROYS’ RACE HANDICAP. First prize 5/-; 2nd prize , 2/6. ' .