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2nd Prize, £l/10/. Entrance 5/*. 4 OPEN JUMP. Ist Prize, £5 and Cup value £5/5/-, presented by R. Rufli, Esq.; 2nd Prize, £2/10/-. Entrance 10/-. 5 CONSOLATION JUMP. Ist Prize, £3; 2nd Prize, 30/-. Entrance 4/-. CHOPPING EVENTS. 1— MAIDEN CHOP HANDICAP, 12 itfCh Standing. Ist Prize, £4; 2nd Prise, £l/10/-. Entrance 4/-. 2 OPEN CHOP HANDICAP, 15 Standing. Ist Prize, £l4; 2nd Pme, £3: 3rd Prize £l. Entrance 12/-. 3 UNDERHAND CHOP HANDICAP, 15 /‘ inch. Ist Prize, £5; 2nd Prize, 30/-; 3rd Prize, 10/-. Entrance 5/-. w 4 OPEN CHOP HANDICAP, 14 ideh Standing. Ist Prize, £5; 2nd Pn?e, £l/10/-. Entrance 5/-. MISCELLANEOUS. STEPPING THE CHAIN. Prize £l. J* NAIL DRIVING (Ladies and Gentlemen). "Pti zg 1 SCHOOL BOYS’ WALKING RACE. (HAlfmile). Ist Prize, 10/-; 2nd Prize 5/-. SHEEP WEIGHT ESTIMATING (Dead Weight). Prize, £l. R4.CM» FOR CHILDREN. SCHOOL BOYS’ TYRE RACE. Ist Pme, 5/-; 2nd Prize, 2/6. Nominations for all Athletic Events close on" WEDNESDAY, APRIL 9th, to be accompniih'h by the necessary fees, with the Secretary, or with Mr. A. Hart, Star CyciQ Works, Peel Street. . Nominations for Nos. 1, 3 a no, '4 (Chopping) close on WEDNESDAY, APRIL 9th with the last two years’ performances, accompanied by entry fees, with the SecretaALL OTHER EVENTS POST ENTRY,: No Nominations received unless accompanied by necessary fees. " Five to start or po second prize. The Committee reserves the right to add to or deleto from the Programme. r. Protests must ho lodged with the Secretary not later than 15 minutes after Xn event accompanied by deposit (IP//), which shall be forfeited should protest prove frivolous. ’ Tlie decision of the Protest Committee shall lie final. . Amateur Events run under permit from N.Z.A.A.A. . . Admission 2/-. Horses 1/-. Cars 1/-. Children (under 14), 6d. TJNCHECN AND REFRESHMENTS ON GROUND. Jot Water and Milk Tree. Beating Accommodation Provided. Band In Attendance. SOCIAL ANO DANCE IN THE EVENING. .. % AT NEW HALL, Tfi KAJRAKA. GENTLEMEN 4/-. LADIES 2/-. . ,T. W. NISBETT, Hon. Sec. and Treas. fe KarnVa. 'Phonfl 54. There’s No Disputing that ■? Advertising is accepted as » necessary part of modern husiness promotion. It baa won a place foi itsel* in practically every industry. Judicious advertising ol reputable goods, backed by an efficient sales service, has proved profitable to the advertiser. Bat ADVERTISING always should be considered as a business enterprise, not as a magic formula for unearned success. WE SHALL BE PLEASED TO CONFER WITH YOU ON ADVERTISING IN A BUSINESS-LIKE WAY.