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CONDITIONS: All events will bo conducted and decided under the rules of the New Zealand Athletic Union, and Competitors' attention is spceially drawn to Rule 15 of the Constitution and 13 of the Regulations, i.e., that every competitor must be registeredand entry fee paid before competing., otherwise he is liable to disqualification, and will not receive the prize money he may win. Nominations lor all handicap events must be made on February 21st, 1911, onNew Zealand . Athletic forms, giving past two years' performances. If no performances during past two years, the last four performances (if any) to.be stated. All protests must be lodged with the Secretary in writing within ten miuntes after the event, accompanied with a fee of ss, to be forfeited if the protest be found frivolous. Three starters or no second prize. Any competitor leaving his mark before the pistol is fired will be put back one yard for each offence. The Committee reserve the right to re-handicap any competitor; and also to alter or postpone the programme in the event of bad weather. ADMISSION to GROUNDS, Is. Luncheon and Afternoon Tea en Grounds. A GRAND SOCIAL Will bo held in the Evening. CHAS CROSS, Horn Secretary.
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