CLUTHA AND MATAU A. AND P. SOCIETY.

Clutha Leader, Volume XXXI, Issue 1855, 21 October 1904, Page 7

CLUTHA AND MATAU A. AND P. SOCIETY.

ANNIMI; SHOW, TUESDAY, NOV. 22nd, 1904. Hon. Life Members : ■ William Dallas Alex. Petbie ' Geo. H.,C.lrot John Johnston James Petbie J. 0. Bishop President: MR J. C. ANDERSON. Vice-Presidents: MESSRS JOS. SMITH AND H. T. STODART. TraDonva* * MR JOHN TURNBULL. Secretary: MR T. M'DONALD. Ground Stewards: Messrs Jos. Smith and H. T. Stodart. General Committee: Messrs Adam Houliston, John Begg, jun., J. W. Wilson, D.- T. Fleming, D; Bryce, C. Sband, John Smith, James Lajnond, J. R. Benton, Joseph Mosley, John Findlay, D. Bheddan, Geo. Gillespie, J. F. Ay--Bon, J. B. M'Neil, Wm. Marshall, John Grigor, R. Campbell, A. Cunningham, D. Murray, T. R. Mackay. Committee of Management: Messrs D. Bryce, John Begg, W. Marshall, John Smith, Adam Houliston, J.. R. Ronton, John Findlay, D. Murray, and R. Campbell. Honorary Stewards: Messrs J. R. Mitchell, A. H. Anderson, Wm. Hay, G. W. Wood, A. Bell, E. J. Boyd, John Christie, G. gomerville, John Dunne. Harry Hogg, Geo. Anderson. Geo. M'Donald, John Mosley, A. M'Vicar, Thos. Telford, W. Weir, R. Moffat, L. Maclean, E. Bowler, S. Wright, Jas. Willocks, F. Bradfield, Geo. Wilson, Richard Wilson, W. Smith, G. Ijarvey, jun., Simon Wright, Andrew Todd, J. W. Thomson, M.H.R., Wm. Harvey. William Willocksf^James Scott, Peter Watt, John Johnston, jun., John Barclay, Geo. Smijb, jun., Geo. Duncan, Geo. Smith, sen., Wm. Guest, D. Ryrie, J. A. Anderson, Jas. Allen, M.8.R., J. A, Somerville, G. Aitchison, W. Turnbull, R. Houliston, jun., E. Sanderson, W 4 J. Keys, R. J. Irving, David Dallas, Wii. Dallas, jun. Section A. AYRSHIRE CATTLE. Attending Members—W. Smith, jun., Jas. Morrison, Geo. Harvey, jun. 1 Cow, in milk, any age—lst £1 Is, 2nd 10s, 3rd hon. cer. 2 Cow. dry, any-age of Mr Wm. Aitchison, Kaitangata), 2nd 103, 3rd hon. cer. 3 Heifer, three years old, in milk or apparently in calf—lst £1 Is, 2nd 103, 3rd bon. cer. 4 Heifer, two years old—lst £l, 2nd year's subscription to the Free Press, 3rd hon. cer. 5 Heifer, one year old months' subscription to Evening Star, 2nd 7s 6d, 3rd hon. cer. 6 Cow and two of her progeny—lst £l, 2nd 10s, 3rd hon. cer. 7 Best Cow or Heifer on the ground -Champion card. 8 Bull, three years old or upwards -Ist £1 (gift of Mr Peter Rutherford, Incholutha), 2nd 10a, 3rd hon. cer. 9 Bull, two years old—lst 153, 2nd 7s 6d, 3rd hon. cer. 10 Bull, one year old—lst 153, 2nd Is 63, 3rd hon. cer. 11 Animal of the Ayrshire breed, bred by exhibitor—lst bronze medal, | 2nd 10s, 3rd hon. cer. 12 Best Bull on the ground—Champion card. Section B. SHORTHORN CATTLE. Attending Members—John Christie and Geo. Anderson. 13 Bull, any age—lst silver medal (gilt of Mr W. Wallen, Balclutha) and £1 Is, 2nd £1 Is, 3rd bon cer. 14 Bull, two years old—lst £1 Is (gift of Messrs Grigor and Inglis), 2nd 10s, 3rd hon cer. 15 Bull, one year old—lst £1 Is, 2nd 10s, 3rd hon cer. 16 Best Shorthorn Bull, bred by , exhibitor—lst £1 Is (gift of Mr James Petrie, Stirling), 2nd 10s. 17 Best Shorthorn Bull on the ground—Champion Card, ' 18 Cow, any age—lst £1 Is, 2nd ( W.', 3rd hon cer. , 19 Heifer, three years old, in milk , w apparently in calf—lst £1 (gift of t Mr Richard Wilson), 2nd 103, 3rd hon cer. 20 Heifer, two years old—lst £1 (gilt of Mr Jas. Raitt, Stirling), 2nd year's subscription to Clutha Leader, Brd hon cer. 21 Heifer, one yeti old—lst value & Is (gift of Mr W. Guest), 2nd Jalue 10a (gift of Whitcombe and "ombs, Dunedin, per Clutha Leader), 3rd hon cer. 22 Best Animal of the Shorthorn weed, bred by exhibitor—lst £1 Is (gift of Mr E. Bowler, Dunedin), 2nd 10a 6d, 3rd hon cer. 28 Best Shorthorn Cow or Heifer 'fi the ground—Champion Card. Section C. CROSSBRED CATTLE. Attending Members—John Christie and «eo. Anderson. !• .24 Best Cow for dairy purposes, having regard both to milk and beef—- - Ist £1 Is, 2nd slb tea (gift of Baxter *od Co., Danedio, per W. Guest), Brd ton cer.

25 Dairy Cow, any age—lst £1 Is, 2nd 10a, 3rd hon cer. 26 Dairy Cow, apparently in calf—--Ist £1 Is, 2nd 103, 3rd hob oer. 27 Pair Dairy Cows, in full.milk—--Ist value £1 lQs (gift of W. E. Burley and Co., Balclutha), 2nd £1 (gift of Mr Geo. Smith, sen., Port Molyneux), 3rd hob oer. 28 ; Best Cottar's Cow, where not more than-three are kept—lst goods value £1 Is (gift of Messrs Mackerras and Hazlett, per Messrs M. Byrie and Co), 2nd 10s, 3rd bon cer. 29 Heifer, two years'old—lst £1 Is (gift of Mr G. H. Gilroy, Stirling), 2nd lOj 61, 3rd bon. cer. 30 Heifer, one year old—lst goods value £1 Is (gift of N.Z. Hardware Co., Dunedin, per Mr Win. Guest, Balclutha), 2nd pipe value 103 63 (gift of Mr J. Fruisb, Balclutha), 3rd. Hon. cer. 81 Best Cow, any breed or cross, for dairy purposes, in milk or in calf—lst £1 Is (gift of Mr John Findlay, tJrydale), 2nd hon. oer. , 82 Pair, of two-year-old Steers, any breed—lst £l, 2nd 10a,■ 3rd hon. cer. 38 Pair of Fat Bullocks—lst bale of binder twine, value 25s (gift of Messrs Begg and Co., Glenomaru), 2nd bon. cer. 81 Fat Cow or Heifer—lst box of tea value 20s (gift of Nelson, Moate, and Co., Dunedin). Section D. DRAUGHT HORSES. Attending Membrra—D. Bryce and D. Shoddan. 85 Entire Horse, four years old and upwards—lst silver cup value £5 ss, 2nd £2 23 (gift of Messrs Wright, Stephenson, and Co., Dunedin), 3rd £1 Is (gift of Uoesra Brjceßros., Lovell's Flat). 36 Entire Colt, three years old—--Ist £2 2a (gift of Messrs D. Keid and Co., Dunedin), 2nd £1 (gift of Mr T. Sinclair, Balclutba), 3rd hon cer. 87 Entire Colt, twoyears old—lst £1 Is (gift of Mr Jas. Ludlow, Farmers' Arms, Balclutha), 2nd 10s, 3rd hon cer. f 88 Entire Colt or Gelding, one year old—lst three sacks manure (gift of Messrs Kempthorne, Prosser, and Co., per Mr W. Guest), 2nd 103, 3rd bon cer.

89 Brood Mare, in foal or with foal at foot—lst £1 10*, 2nd £1 Is (gift of Mr Wm. Dallas, sen.), 3rd hon cer. 40 Filly, three years old—lst binding twine value 30s (gift of Messrs Donaghy and Co., Dunedin), 2nd 15s, 3rd hon cer.

41 Filly, two years old—lst 2 tons ground lime value £2 23 (gift of Milburn Lime and Cement Co.), 2nd £1 Is (gift of Dvßeidand Co u Dunedin), 3rd hon cer."

42 Filly, one year old—lst £1 Is (gift of Mr A. E. Farquhar, Stirling), 2nd 10s, 3rd bon cer.

43 For best two-year-old by Plucky Willie—lst £1 10s, 2nd 153 (gift of Smaill Bros., Balloon, Kaitangata). 48a. For best yearling by Plucky Willie—lst £1 10s, 2nd 153 (gift of Smaill Bros., Kaitangata). 44 Yeld Mare, any age—lst £1 10s (gift of Messrs Jack and Dunn, Balclutha), 2nd £1 Is (gift of Mr Wm. Marshall, Warepa), 3rd hon cer. 45 Gelding, tbree years eld and upwards—lst £1 103, 2nd £1 Is (gift of Mr John Smith, Inchclutha), 3rd hon cer. 46 Gelding, two years old—lst £1 Is (gift of Messrs Arnold Bros.), 2nd 103.

47 Two-horse Team for work purposes, mares or geldings, in regular work—lst £2, (gift of Dr Fleming, Balclutha), 2nd £l, 3rd hon cer. 48 Best Brood Mare, with not less than two of her progeny (progeny not necessarily the property of exhibitor), foal at foot, if any, not to count—lst £2 (gift of the President, Mr J. C. Anderson), 2nd £1 Is (gift of Mr J. C. Bishop, Hillend), 3rd hon cer. 49 Best Three-horse Team, in regular work (mares or Geldings)—lst £2 (gift of Dr Stenhouse, Balclutha), 2nd £l.

50 Best Clydesdale Animal on the Ground, bred by exhibitor—Champion Card. 51 Best Mare or Filly on the ground—Champion Card. 52 Best Entire on the ground— Champion Card.

53 Most points in Draught Horses —Champion Card. [ln Classes 47 and 49 a declaration may be required as to horses being in regular work.] Section E. THOROUGHBRED HORSES AND HACKNEYS. Attending Members —J. R. Renton, R. Hawker, and A. Petrie. 54 Entire Horse, thoroughbred, three years old and upwards—lst £1 10s (gift of Dr Fitzgerald, Kaitangata), 2nd £1 (gift of Mr J. Dunne, Crown Hotel, Balclutha), 3rd hon. cer. 55 Mare, any age, in foal or with foal at foot—lst pair of 10ft gates value 20s (gift of Mr A. B. Henderson, Balclutha), 2nd 10s, Brd hon. cer.

56 Yeld Mare, three years and upwards—lst pair lamps or rug value 21s (gift of Mr Mark Sinclair, Dunedin), 2nd 10s, 3rd hon. cer. 57 Best thoroughbred Colt or Filly, two years old—lst £1 Is, 2nd 103.

58 Best Mare or Filly on the ground —Champion card. 59 Best thoroughbred Entire on the ground—Champion card. 60 Carriage Stallion or Hackneylet £1 10s, 2nd value 10s, Srdhon, oer.

61 Hackney Mare, any age, in foal or with foal at foot 10?. 62 Hackney Colt or Filly, twoyears old—lafe £1 Is (giftof Messrgsßrinsley and Co., Dunedin), 2ed 10s. 63 Hackney Colt or Filly, one year old—lot 20s, 2nd 103 6d. 64 Pony under 14 banda high— Ist £1 Is (Rife of Mr Chas. Sband, Hillend), 2nd 10s, 3rd bon cer. 65, Pony, maro or gelding, under 12£ hands high—lst £1 Is (gift of Mr H. T. Andrews, Stirling), 2nd 103. 3rd bon cer. 66 Entire Pony, under 14 hands—--Ist 20?, 2nd 10s. Section F. Attending Members-D. Murray, T. R, Mackay, and Jas. Thomson. 67 Mare or Gelding, to be shown in springcart—lst value £1 Is (gift of Mr Gawn, Balclutha), 2ndlos 6d, 3rd bon cer.

68 Best Spring Dray Horse—l«t 1 ton Kaitangata Coal (gift of Mr H. Hogg, Balclutha), 2nd 103. 69 Weight-carrying Hack, mare or gelding (sound), to carry up to .14 stone—lst £2 2s (gift of Mrs Tilburn, Provincial Hotel, Dunedin), 2nd 20s (gift of Mr Jos. Smith, 'Stirling), Brd hon cer. 70 Hack, mare or gelding (sound), to carry up to 11 stone—lst £2 2s (gift of National Mortgage Agency Co.. Dunedin) 2nd £1 Is, 3rd hon cer. 71 Fair Walking Saddle Horse, maro or gelding-Ist £1 lft (arifS of Mr D. T. Fleming), 2nd 10s, 3rd hon cer.

72 Cob (sound), 15 hands or under —lst £1 (gift of Mr John Mosley, Inchclutha), 2nd 103 rd hon. cer. 73 Best Troop Horse, to be ridden by trooper in uniform, the horse to be the bona fide property of a member of any Mounted R'fle Corps, and must be the horse used during time of camp—--Ist £2 2< (gift of the Clutha Mounted R'fles), 2nd £1 Is (gift of the Clutha Mounted Rifles). 74 Single Buggy Horse, mare or gelding, to be driven in vehicle—lst £1 Is (gift of Mr A. E. J. Blakeley, Dunedin) and 10 s , 2od 10s 6d, 3rd hon. opr.

75 Pair Buggy Horses, mares or geldings, to be driven in vehicle, must be property of one owner—lst value 25s (gift of Mr Wm. Guest, Balclutha), 2od tea value 10s 6d (gift of C. Tucker & Co., per Mr W. Guest), 3rd bon. cer.

76 Best Dogcart Horse, mare or gelding, to be driven in vehicle—lst year's subscription to Otagc Witness, value £1 53, 2nd 103.

77 Lady's Hack (sound), to be ridden by a lady—lafc £2 ({rift of Mr Daniel Stewart, Balclutha), 2nd value ■2lb (gift of Mr B. O'Connor, Balclutha), 3rd boo cer. 78 Best Lady Rider—lst £1 Is (sift of Mr H. Little, Stirling), 2nd 103, 3rd bon cer. 78a Best Shod Hack or Springcart Horse—lst £ 1, 2nd 10s. 70 Polo or Stockman's Eace—lst £l, 2nd 103. 80 Best Hunting Horse, over three flights of hurdles—lst £2, 2nd 20s, 3rd 10s. 81 High Leap—lst £1 10?, (gift of Mr Jas Thomson,Balclutba),2nd £1 (gift of Simon Wright, Balclutha). [N.B. —There will be no entry fee charged in Class 78. The judging in that class will be completed before the horses shown in Class 77 leave the ring] Section G. MEBINO SHEEP. Attending Members Biohard Campbell and Adam Houli6ton. 82 Kara, 4-tooth or over —Ist silver medal (gift of Mr Geo. Wilson, Glenomaru), and lOj, 2nd 10s, 3rd hon< cer. 83 Ram Hogset—lst value £1 13 (gift of Messrs Rattray and Son, per Mr W. Guest), 2nd 103, 3rd hon cer. 84 Ewe and Lamb—lst load of coal (gift of Mr Donald Munro, Balclutha)f 2ad 103, 3rd hon cer. 85 Dry Ewe, any age—lst £1 Is (gift of Messrs Niramo and Blair, Dunedin), 2nd 103, 3rd hon cer. 86 Ewe Hogget—lst £1 la. (gift of Wilkie and Co., Dunedin, per Clutha Leader), 2nd 10s, 3rd hon cer. 87 Three Ram Hoggets— Ist 203 (gift of Mr John Turnbull, Balclutha), 2nd 103, 3rd hon cer. 88 Three Ewe. Hoggets— Ist 20s (gift of Mr. John M'Corley, Balclutha), 2nd 10s, 3rd hon 1 eeiv [ln Classes 87 and' 86 prizetakers in previous classes are not allowed to compete.] Section H. LEICESTEBS. Attending Members—W. Scott (Cheetwood), Wm. Marshall, and John Grigor. 89 Rim. 4-tooth or over—lst £2 (gift of Mr T. Telford, Otanomorao), 2nd pair boots value 21s (gift of Mr H. Rumsey, Balclutha), 3rd hon car. 90 Ram, 2-tooth—-Ist silver medal, (gift of Mr W. Wallen. Balclutha) 2nd 10s, 3rd hon cer. 91 Two Rams, 2-tootK—lst s'-gal Crown Dip value 25s (gift of A. Moritzon and Co., Danedin), 2nd 10s, 3rd hon cer. 92 Ewe, with lamb at foot—lst £l, 2nd 10s, 3rd hon cer. 93 Two Ewes, with lambs at foot —lst £1 Is, 2nd 3rd hon cer. 94 One Ewe, 2-tooth<—lst £1 (gift of Mr J. W. Thomson, M.H.R.), 2nd 10s, Brd hon cer. 95 Two Eves, 2-tooih—lst value

£1 Is (gift of Mr W. Wallen, Balclutha)), 2nd 103, 3rd- hoa cer. 96 Best Leicester Ram on the ground.—Champion Card- \ 97 Best 'Leicester- -Ewe on the 1 ground—Champion Card. 98 Most points in ' Leicesters Champion Card. Section I. LINCOLNS. Attending Members—Wm. Marshall, W. G. Scott (Cheetwood), and John Grigor. 99 Bam, 4-tooth or over—lst £l' Is. 2nd 10s, 3rd bon cer. 100 Earn, 2-tooth—lst £1 Is (gift of E. Mackenzie, Excelsior' Hotel, Dunadin), 2nd 10s, Srd hou cer. 101 Two Rams, 2-tooth—lst £l, 2nd 10s, 3rd bon cor. 102 Ewe, with lamb at foot—lst £l, 2nd 10s, 3rd hon cer. 108 Two Ewes, with lamb at foot —lst £1 (gift of Mr Geo. Anderson, Stirling) 2ud 10s, 3rd hon cer. 104 Ewe, 2-tooth—lst £1 Is, 2nd 103, 3rd hon cer. 105 Two Ewes, 2-tooth—lst £l, 2nd 10s, 3rd hon cer. 106 Best Lincoln Eam oa the ground—Champion Card. 107 Best Lincoln Ewe on the ground—Champion Card. 108 Most points in Lincolns— Cham];ion card. Section J. ROMNEY MARSH. Attending Members— Jas. Lamond and John Begg, jun. 109 Eam, 4-tooth and over— Ist £2 2s (gift of Messrs Begg Bros, Hillend) 2nd £1 Is (gift of Messrs Begg Bros., Hillend), 3rd hon cer. 110 Eam, 2-tooth—lst, silver medal (gift of Mr W.,Wallen, Balclutha), 2nd 10s, 3rd hon cer. 111 Two Earns, 2-tooth—lst £l, 2nd 10s, 3rd hon cer. . 112 Ewe, with Jam'b at foot—lst £l, 2nd 10s, 3rd hon cer. 113 Two Ewes, with lamb at foot —lst LI (gift of Mr Joseph Mosley, Inch C utha), 2nd 10s, 3rd bon cer. 114 Ewe 2-tooth—lst LI (gift of Mfssis Dalgety «nd Co., Dunedin), 2nd 10s (gift of itlessrs Dalgety and Co., Dun din), 3rd hoa cer. 115 Two Ewes, 2-tooth—lst LI Is (gift of Messrs Dalgety and Co., Dunedin), 2nd 10s (gift of Messrs Dalgety and Co., Dunedin), 3rd hon cer. 116 Best Eomney Marsh Eam on the ground—Champion Card. 117 Best Eomney Marsh Ewe onthe ground—Champion card. 118 Most points in Eomney Marsh —Champion card.

Section - ; DOWNS. Attending Members—John Lamond and John Begg, jun.' 119 Eam, 4-tooth or over—lst silver medal (gift of Mr W. Wallen, Balclutha), 2nd 10s, 3rd hon cer. 120 Two Eam Hoggets—lst £1 Is (gift of Mr Peter Smith, Stirling),2nd 10s, 3rd bon cer. 121 Two Ewes, with lamb at foot —lst trophy value £1 Is (gift of Messrs Laidlaw and Gray, Dunedin, per W. Guest), 2nd 10s, 3rd hon cer. 122 Two Ewes, 2-tootb, Ist £1 Is, 2nd 10s, 3rd hon cer. Section L. HALF OR INBRED HALF-BRED. Attending Members—G. Gille3pie, A. Houlision, and John Landels. 123 Eam, 4-tooth, or over, half or inbred half-tred—lst coal, value £2 2s (u'ift of Taratu-Kaitangata Railway and Coal Co.), 2nd 1 ton Kaitangata Coal delivered at Balclntha (gift of Kaitangata Coal and Oil Co.), 3rd hen cer. 124 Eam, 2-tooth—lst £l, 2nd seeds value 10s 6d (gift of Messrs J. E. Watson and Co., Dunedin), 3rd hon cer.

125 Two Ewes, 4-toofh or over, half or inbred half-bred, with lambs at foot—lst £1 Is (gift of Geo. Wilson, Glenomaru), 2nd 10s, 3rd hon cer. 126 Two Ewe Hoggets, half or inbred half-bred—lst £1 Is (gift of Mr Wm. Marshall, Balclutha), 2nd 10s, 3rd hon cer. Section M. CROSSBRED SHEEP. Attending Members—G. Gillespie, A. Houliston, and John Landels. 127 Pen of two Ewes, any age, strong woolled (c> ofs to be Btatad) in lamb or with lamb at foot—lst, sack of flour (gift of Messis J. and W. Sheddan, Wai\\;era, per Mr W. Guest), 2pd 10s 6d, 3rd hon cer. 128 Peri of five Hoggets, ewes or wethers, bred by exhibitor—lst £2 2s (gift of N.Z. Loan and M.A. Co.), 2nd ; £1 Is (gift of N.Z. Loan and M.A. Co,), 3rd homcer. 129 Pen of five Cressbred Hoggets, ewes or wetbers—Ut S-gal Crown Dip value 25s (gift of Messrs A. Moritzson and Co., Dunedin), 2nd 15s, hon cer. 130 Pen of 6ve Half or Inbred. Half-bred Hoggets, ewes or wethers—--Ist, sgal McDougall's Dip (gift of Messrs McDougal! Bros), 2nd, set of swingle trees (gift of Mr Jas. Clark, Balclutha) 3rd hon cer. Section N. FAT SHEEP. Attending Members—John Barclay, John Grigor, and John Findlay. 181 Pen of five fat Bheep, 2-tooth ~lat£2 2s (gift of N.Z. 140a.11 and

M.A. Co.), 2nd £1 Is (gifc of Messrs Stomach and Morris, Dunedin), Brd hon cer. . 132 Pen of not less than five Crossbred Wethers most suitable for freezing not exceeding 4-tooth—lst £1 10s Cgifo Of Mr John Shaw. Fin gand), 2nd £1 (gift of Mr A. H. Anderson, Stirling), 3rd hon cer. 133 Pen of five Fat Sheep! any age —lst £1 Is (gift of Messrs T. and J, Sinclair, B lclutha), 2nd 10s, 3rd hon cer. 134 Pen of not less than five Fat Lambs any breed or cross—lst LI Is (gift of Mr A. Cunningham, Hillend), 2nd 10s, 3rd hon cer. . GUESSING COMPETITION. 134 a A prize of £1 will be given to the person making the closest estimate of dressed weight (butcher's weight) of one fat sheep exhibited on Show Ground. Entries, Is. Section 0. DOGS. Atterding Memter?.—E. Campbell and John Findlay. 135 Bearded Collie—lst £l, 2nd 10s. 136 Smooth Collie—lst £l, 2nd 10s. 136 Bough Coated Collie—l<t £l, 2nd 10s. Section P. SWINE. Attending Members—R. Campbell and John Findlay. 138 Boar, any age, Berkshire—lsb £l, 2nd 10s. 139 Sow, any age, Berkshire—lst £l, 2nd 10s. 140 Boar, any age, Yorkshire—lst £l,2nd 10s. t 141 Sow, any age, Yorkshire—lst £l, 2nd 10s. 142 Pen of Three Porkers, under 4 mouths old, any breed—ls r . one ton Lovells Flat Coal (gift of Lovells Flat Coal Co.), 2nd 10s. Section Q. POULTRY. Attending Mtmbers—John Findlay, R Campbell, and R. Lawrence. 143 Cock, Brahma—ss. 144 Hen, Brahma- ss. 145 Cock, Wyandotte—ss. 146 Hen, Wyandotte—ss. 147 Cock, Dorking—ss. 148 Hen, Dorking—ss. 149 Cock, Orpington, buff—s.s. 150 Hen, Orpington, buff—ss. 151 Cock, Orpington, black—ss. 152 Hen, Orpington, black—ss. 153 Cock, Game—ss. 154 Hen, Gams—ss. 155 Cock, Langshan—ss. 156 Hen, Lanshan- ss. 157 Cock, Plymouth Eock—ss. 158 Hen, Plymouth Eock—ss. 159 Cock, Leghorn, white—ss. 160 Hen, Leghorn, white—ss. 161 Cock, Leghorn, brown—ss. 162 Hen, Leghorn, brown—ss, 163 Cock, Minorca—ss. 164 Hen, Minorca—ss. 165 Cock, Bantam—ss. 166 Hen, Bantam—ss. 167 Drake, Aylesbury—ss. 168 Duck, Aylesbury—ss. 169 Drake, Pekin—ss. 170 Duck. Pekin—ss. 171 Drake, Common—ss. 172 Duck, Common—ss. 173 Gander, Common—ss. 174 Goose, Common—ss. 175 Turkey, Cock—s?. 176 Turkey, Hen—ss. Section R. DAIRY PRODUCE. Attending Members—J. A. Somerville and J. B. McNeil. 177 2lb Fresh Butter in lib rolls—--Ist value L2 5s (gift of Warehousemen's Association, Dunedin, per Mr W. Guest Bale utha), 2nd value LI Is (gift of Mr G. 11. l'eid. Balclutha) 3rd, case of-apples (gift of Mr Wm. Lain, Balclutha). 178 21b Fresh Butter in lib rolls—to bs lodged with the secretary at the County Chambers, Balclutha, between 6 and 8 o'clock on Monday evening, 14th November—lst value L2 2s (gift of Warehousemen's Association, Dunedin, per Mr W. Guest), 2nd sack of flour (gift of Mr P. McGill, Milton, per ijr W. Guest) 3rd, two tins biscuits (gift of Phoenix Co., Dunedin, per Mr W. Guest), 4th hon cer. 179 2lb Powdered Butter, in lib rolls—lst box tea value LI Is (gift of Neill and Co., Dunedin, per Mr W. Guest), 2nd 10s, 3rd ss, 4th hon cer. 180 Salt Butter, not less than 101b in keg, crock, or box— Ist, value LI 10s (gift of Messrs M. Eyrie and Co., Balclutha). 2nd value LI Is (gift of Messrs Trvine and Stevenson. Dunedin) 3rd two tins biscuits (gift of Mr W Wright, per Mr Guest), 4th hon cer. 181 Fancy Butter for the table Ist value LI Is (gift of Messrs Paterson and Barr, Dunedin. per Mr W. Guest). 2nd case of apples (gift of Mr W. Lain. Balclutha), 3rd hon cer. 182 Full-milk Cherse. under three months old—lst LI, 2nd 10s, 3rd hon cer; 8 entries or no 2nd prize. 183 Full-milk Cheese, over three months old—lst trophy valhe Ll 10s (gift of Messrs P. Hay man and Co. Dunedin, per M«ssrs M. Ryrio and Co.) 2nd 12s 6d, 3rd hon cer. Three entries or no 2nd prize. 184 Largest. Prizetaker in Butter and Cheese—Champion Card. 185 Pair Smoked Hams—lst 10?, 2nd hon eer.

186 Pair Green Hauia—lst 10s, 2nd hon cer. 187 Roll of Bacon—lst 10s, 2nd hon cer. 188 Plain (Men Cake—lst 10-i, 2nd hon cer. 189 Six Oven Scones—lst 10s, 2nd ss. 190 Six Girdled Scones—lst 10s. 2nd ss. ' 191 Best Home-made Loaf—lst 10s, 2nd ss. 192 For Most Points in Oaten Cakes, Scones, and Home-made Loaf —Champion Card. 193 Heaviest Basket of One Dozen Hen Engs—ss (gift of Mr C. Grant). 194 Heaviest Basket of One Dozen Duck Eggs—ss (gift of Mr Gran'). 195 Heaviest Basket of One Dozen Turkey Eggs—ss. Section S. Agricultural and Dairy Implements, lor exhibition only. EXILES AND REGULATIONS. . 1. Entries must be lodged with the Secretary on or before Thursday, 17th NOVEMBER, up till 8 o'clork p.m. Tickets will be given on that date, stating the classes in which the entries are made, which the person in charge of the exhibits must produce at the gate in order to show in what position they are to be placed and receive catalogue number. 2. All stock must have been the bona lide property of the exhibitor for at least one month previous to the show. The Committee may require declaration to that effect. 3. The entrance fees shall be 5/- to non-members and 2/6 to members. Entries for Dairy Produce and Poultry 2/- to non-members and 1/- for members. 4. On payment of the annual subscription for the year, members will receive a card from the Secretary 011 application, which will admit a lady and member to every show during the season. 5. All live stock must be on the ground not later than 11 a.m., and implements and machinery not later than 10 a.m. The Dairy Produce exhibits must not be brought forward later than 11 a.m. Exhibitors of poultry must provide their own coops. All sheep must be exhibited in their wool unwashed, and with a certificate of when last shorn, with the exception of fat sheep. f>. The agfis of horses and cattle will date from Ist September in any year.

7. No animal which has taken a first prize in the same class three years in succession can compute in the same class in the fourth year, but may compete in that class on that year for the prize for the best in the. yard. 8. Only one person will be allowed in charge of each exhibit of stock. 0. Admission to Show Ground, 1/-. 10. Butter for exhibition to be made up without distinguishing marks. Salt butter to be in kegs or crocks, and must be the production of the exhibitor. 11. In no case shall a premium lie awarded unless the judge shall deem the stock or produce of sufficient merit and more especially if there is insufficient competition. No animal taking a first prize in one class can campete singly in any other class, but this shsUl not apply to classes 71, 73, 7.), 80, 81, Section F., or to Champion prizes. 12. All animals competing for champion prizes must be paraded in the class for champions in which they are entered. I.'i. All protests must be in writing and may. be entered either before or after the Judges have proceeded to their duties, but no protest can be entertained which traverses the decision of the judges. The party entering a protest in horses, cattle, and sheep, must deposit 20/-, and any other class 5/. The deposit will bo returned if the protest be sustained. If tho iflrotest be lodged before the judges proceed to their duties, the onus of proof rests with the exhibitor ; if after that the onus of proof will be with the party protesting. No protest will be received later that 24 hours after the awards are made and the prize tickets affixed. The committee will decide ail protests as soon as practicable. 14. Exhibitors are required to attach to their exnibits while in the Show Yard, the prize card which may be awarded to them, and any exhibitor refusing to do so, or interfering with the Judges in their duties, will forfeit any prizes that may have been awarded to him at the show as the committee may determine. 35. All stock shall be under the direction of the respective attending members of committee throughout the day*. Any exhibitor wilfully breaking this rule shall become liable to forfeit any prizes awarded to him at the show as the committee mav determine.

i'i. Any prize awarded, if not applied for within three months after date will be considered as having lapsed. 17. No animal or article shall be permitted to be removed before 3 o'clock, without the leave of the Secretary, under line of £2. IS. No diseased animal or from, a known or infected llock or herd will be permitted to be shown, and if necessary, owners will require to make a declaration as to freedom from disease of their flocks or herds. 7 19. Brood mares must bo in foal to foal before Ist February, I'JOS, or have a foal at foot;

2§. No horse to be ridden about the ground except when being shown. 21. Cheese proved to' have been, tested or pierced before the show will be disqualified. 22. All prizes to be paid by the treasurer (Mr J, Turnbull) on or after Friday, 2nd December.