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CLEARING STOCK SALE. WE INTEND TO CLEAR the following goods at greatly reduced prices:— 12 dozei? Enamelled Buckets, Is 6d and 2s 6d; usual price 4s 6d and 3s 6d. 3 dozen Bedroom Washstands, Is 6d. 12 dozen Clocks, 3s 3d each; reduced from 5s 6d. 3 dozen Clocks, 25s each; reduced from 37s 6d. 3 dozen Gilt-framed Pictures, 5s 6d; usual price 8s 6d. 6 dozen Framed Dutch Pictures, Is each, or 10s 6d dozen. 12 dozen assorted Photo Frames, your pick at Is each. 4 dozen Ladies' 12-oarat Gold and Sterling Silver Watches, at half-prico to clear. Come early and get your pick, as all goods must be sold to make room for more arriving. DRAPERY SALE still ing strong, with further reductions. FULLER ROB, DIRECT IMPORTERS, SEDDON. SPECIAL SHOW FASHIONS -For AUTUMN and WINTER. Commencing THURSDAY, MARCH 3rd. SPECIALTY—CHAPEAUX. CIHIC and exclusive styles in /■ Trimmed Millinery and Smart Ready-to-wears, introducing all the latest shapes and novelties in Millinery requisites. We wish also to draw the attention* of $h» ladies to our lovely widfcScarves for evening wear, and to a variety of smart Winter Costumes, just opened. Inspection of our Showroom on Thursday next cordially invited. THROWER and THROWER, WELLINGTON HOUSE, Market Square. 'Phone 280. ■£100 W-^BIOO HIBEKNIAN SPORTS. To> be held on THE A. AND P. SHOW GROUNDS, BLENHEIM, 1 —ON— FRIDAY, 17th Marcfa, f9tl. OFFICERS: President: Rev. Father Holley. VicePresident: H. V. Browne, Esq. Secretaries: T. MitcheM! and M. Scollard. Treasurer: T. Keating. Judge: Geo. Lane. Assistant Judges: I, Wintringham and' H. R. Bagge. Referee: E. F. Healy. Hardicapper: W. G. Oallender. Starter: A. Curry. Assistant Starter; J. H, Morrison. Timekeepers : Messrs R. M. Harding, C. P. Nash, and F. C. Ferry. Clerk of Course: Dl. Casey. Competitors'" Stewards: J. Morrissey, F. Newport, J. J. O'Hallbran, F. J. Morrison. M Desmond', P. O'Suffivaßy I. Wintringham, E. CTNeill, D. . Breughan, and A. Smith. Committee: M. Desmond, R. J. Waters, J. Morrissey, I. Wintringham, D". Brcughan, J. Flood, W. F. NewSort, Jas. Smith, A. Smith, P. 'Sullivan, J. J. O'HaHoraa, F. Burton, W. Morrison, J. H. Moxri?son, J. CbstelTo, P. Meehaß, IX. Casey, J. Fitzgerald, and W. Devlin. PROGRAMME. 1. Maiden Race, of KDQyds.—First prize, 40s; second prize, 15s. Entrance, 2s. 2. Publicans'' Handicap, of 100 yds.— First prizb £7; second, £2; third, £1. Nomißation, 3s; acceptance*. 4s* 3. St. Patrick's Grand Handicap, of £100, 150yds.—First prize, £60^ second, £20; third, £10; fourth, £5, filth, £3, and sixth, £2. Nomination', 10s; acceptance, 20s. 4. Seddon. Handicap, of £20; halfmile.—First prize, £15; second, £3; third, £2. Nomination, ss; acceptance, ss. 5. Farmers' Handicap Hurdles, of £8; 220yds.—First priiae, £5; second, £2; third, £1. Nomination, 2s; acceptance, 3s. (Fivestarters or no second or third pri'je). 6. Forced1 Handicap, 220yds.—First prize, 40s; second, 20s. Entry, 2s 6d;. All winners to enter. 7. One Mite Cycle Traders' Handicap, of £5.—-First prize, £4 and trophy; second, £1. Nomination, 2s, acceptance, 3s. 8. Twmil© Cycle Handicap, of £B.— First prize, £6 and Parker Cup; second, 30s; third, 10s. Nomination, 2s; acceptance, 3s. RULES AND REGULATIONS. 1. Nominations close with Mr M. Sco Hard on 20th February, 1911, at 9 p.m 2. Acceptances close at 9 p.m. on 13th March, 1911. 3. All events will be conducted lander the rules of the N.Z. Athletio and; Cycling Union. 4. Winning competitors may, if preferable, take trophies in lieu of cash. 5. The competitor gaining the highest aggregate of points in events Nos. 2 ; 3 and 4, will secure a leg-in for the Dodson Medal, value £10 10s (presented by the late H. Dodson), to be won twice in succession or three times at intervals. Points to count: First a, second 2, third 1. 6. Any race may be run off in heats at the discretion of the committee. When an event is contested in more than two preliminary heats, the first and second in each heat shall run in the final. If only two heats, the first, second and third in each shall run in tho final. 7. All events of 150 yards and less will be run off in tapes. 8. The eommittoe reserve the right to have any competitor re-handi-capped after publication of handicaps. 9. The committee reserve the right to withdraw any event or reduce th« prizes if not sufficient entries. The Committee reserve the right ta postpone the sports if the weattor conditions are unsuitable T. MITCHELL, M. SCOLLARD; Joint Secretaries. Box 91, Blenheim. Approved: A. J. Fisher, Secretary X% ■ f + V& d- Nelson CeatrJ ary7]9l1 WetlC Uni°n ' 12th Janu" ! *""" — IjgARY\S FOR VINEGAR FOR PICKLING. Absolutely Pure Malt.