The N.Z. Amateur Athlotic Association's Championship Meeting will be held at Lan caster Park on Saturday. ■ Our Dunedin correspondesht writes that tho Dunedin team is considered a fairly strong oae, although there are no real live champions amongst them. ''J. B. Nichol, who is going very well oves the 120 yds hurdles, will be a hard nut for Roseingrave to crack. - P. Mills, Who won all the sprmt races at our meeting, is a wonder fully improved man, and we-expect-greai things of him in the 220 yds Flat. J. W. Price, who ran-second in last year's Half-mile Champion ship, i 3 in good form, and must again bo close up at the finish. V. S. Jacobs, who won our 440 yds race in 52 2-sth sco off 12yds, must have a great chance in that event, as he won here fairly easily. F. R. Hotop, who won our 880 yds Chib Championship, is a very strong runner, and must be well up in that event next Saturday. W. King, our long distance runner, is _* very good handicap run ner, and although -we don't expect great thinga of him, we can rely on his running"great raceft. R. J. Jackson, our other long-distance _n___.» ia a very fair man, and although we don't expect anything of him in the One Mile, .he i» bound to be well up in the ThTee Mile. J. G. Gow is a young walker who is rapidly coining to the front, and one whom we won't be but prised to see in the placed division. P. H. Buck, the present long jump champion, is an improved man, and with Roseingrave away we looked upon this event as a certainty for us. Ho is also a fair man over the 440 yds hurdles. R. Martin we look to to win the Hammer Throwing. In the absence of Brown lee and Kingston, our chances for tlhe banner are somewhat remote, but each inemoer of the team is determined to do his level beat tovwirds bringing this coveted honour back to Dunedin. Mr Low will accompa,ny tha team as manager, and we should have liked to hs.ve seen him in tho position of starter,, as at our meeting he proved himself remarkaoiy effi cient in this department of athletics."

THE HANDICAP EVENTS.
