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Clutha Leader, Volume I, Issue 51, 1 July 1875, Page 4

PLOUGHING MATOH. rp HE TAPANUI ANNUAL PLOUGHING -*- MATCH. will be held on Thunday, 15th July, 1875. In Mr John Mackay's Paddock. LIST OF PRIZES. CLASS A. SINGLE FURROW PLOUGHS. (Open to all comers.) Ist prize Ll2 2 , 9 3 „ 7 4 „ -.. 5 5» - 3 CLASS B. Gumors), Youths nnder 20 years of age. Ist prize 15 2 „ ...- 3 CLASS C. DOUBLE FURROW PLOUGHS (Open to all comers). Ist prize 18 2 „ 5 SPECIAL PRIZES. Best outs and ins— class A. — A jiair -of Leggins, the gift of Mr Mason. Best Ferring— A set of Ferring Poles, the gift of Mr James Crawford. Best Finish. — A set of Swingle Trees, the gift of Messrs Quin and Smith. Best Finish, (class B.) — a pair of spurs the gift of Mr James Lyons. First oil the Field. — A set of Feering Poles, the gift of Mr Angus M'Queen. Best kept Harness in general use for last 6 months. — A Hunting Whip value 255, the gift of Mr Thomas Wardlaw. Best Groomed Horses.— Combs and brush, the gift oi Mr Thomas Wardlaw. First prize taken three years in succession, (class A.) —A new Single Furrow Plough, the gift of Mr Neil Colquhoun. RULES AND REGULATIONS. Subscribers to the funds, entrance ss, NonsHbscribers 103. Four ploughs to start in olass B. and C respectively, or no second piize given. Depth of Furrow 6* inches, ploughmen to find their own width and poles. Assistance allowed the first round only. ; ! Teams to be on the ground at 9 a.m. ?• ? Entries to be made with the Secretary, nbfc later than 9 o'clock on the morning of the Match. The judges decision to be final. Any farther regulations will be read on the ground. AMACGREGOR, 123 Hon. SSe e