COURTENAY.
At the last meeting of the ConmittW; of the Courtenay Agricultural toral Association the prize-list] among*tf ing to £900, was passed for Messrs MeCloliand Bros, were ropolrtjg, the winners of the Gough Chau«fljj!£ Cup, with 46 points, Messrs R. ajg&pi' Reid scoring 43 points, Mr W. 3i#iß& kins 41, .and Messrs Jarman Messrs McCielland Bros, also won't&f special prize for most points in, "fairs sheep, and Mr J. Wells, the, spftMsfe prize for most points in draught ronj&j Attention .was drawn. to, the, .uwM quacy of the accommodation farm produce exhibits, owing to thVin> ; creased popularity of this,section of th| show, and it-was decided to rjecommenl extensive alterations before the date ti| the "next show. The question of bettor arrangements for providing luncheon for the judges and supporters of 'ibj Association was also discussed, was decided to provide a separate, tWI for the purpose. It recomufatM that a parade of prize stock shdtttiyl arranged next year, and that should remain on the"grounds MKzUjji hour later. . "vV&;;$
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Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 13909, 7 December 1910, Page 10
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