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New Advertisements. GORE A. & P, ASSOCIATION. SUMMER SHOW, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, " 7th and Bth DECEMBER. RECORD ENTRIES. SPECIAL TRAINS. EXCURSION FARES. Special Train will leave Balclutha at 0.15 a.m., Wednesday, Bth, connecting with Waiwera and intermediate stations, returning from Gore, arriving Balclutha 10 p.m. LATE ENTRIES received up till FRIDAY, December 3rd. J. LATHAM, Secretary. PLUTHA AND MATAU A. AND. P. SOCIETY. FRIDAY, DUG, 3rd, 1909. Entries Close MONDAY, Nov. 29. Catalogues now ready. NOTE CORRECTION .—Class 48, Brood Mare, with TWO (only) of her progeny; Class US, prize XI 10/ gift of Mr Johu Barclay); Class 127, pen of live Crossbred HOGGETS, ewes or wethers. tuos. Mcdonald, Secretary. OBDFELLO WS' I v/ balclutha. SHOW NlfillT. 'SHOW NIGHT. DECEMBER 3rd, 1909. CLUTHA AND MATAU A. & P. SOCIETY'S ANNUAL CONCERT 'The Will o' the .. .., comprising the best talent obtainable in Dunedin, The following artists : Misses Helen and Dorothy Gard'ner, Messrs Percy James, Vincent Raymond (the Conjurer), A. Harrison, Colin Gray, and Arthur Pacey. Prices : 2/- and 1/-. DANCE TO FOLLOW. Kaka Point Accommodalion. Weekly Board, 30/-. Meals at All Hours ; 1/G uil round. Afternoon Teas, (id.' First-class Stabling. Traps to hire, and to meet trains as rciniircd. A. HENDERSON, J UN., Kaka Point. Moreton's Photo Studio BALCLUTHA. / PHOTOGRAPHY. I First-class Work guaranteed. Don't | forgot to get vour Photo taken Show ! Day. j TOYS AND FANCY GOODS. ' A Wonderful Selection o.f Toys for the Children. Fancy Goods, suitable for gifts for young and old. Cards and Postcards : newest and best ; all at lowest prices ; and for quality, variety, and price unsurpassed in the Dominion. CONFECTIONERY. A new iot ol Choice Confectionery just arrived. PHONOGRAPHS & RECORDS. The Leading House for PHONO- ■ GRAPHS and Records. A Thousand | two and four-minute Records to pick I from. All-sized Machines, and every | requisite kept in stock and properly ! attached, Visitors to the Show SHOULD NOT FAIL TO CALL SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OFTOYS. CHRISTMAS PRESENTS, POST CARDS, ALBUMS, MIAN'S CLOTHING, STRAW HATS, PANAMAS, CAPS, ETC. SALOON OPEN ALL DAY. Hairdresser, Stationer, Fancy Goods, Men's Clothier. London House, Clyde St r\WAKA AGRICULTURAL AND vy PASTORAL SOCIETY." ♦ SECOND ANNUAL SHOW. . WEDNESDAY, DEC, 15, 1909. Prize Schedules on Application. ADDITIONS AND CORRECTIONS. The following names have been added to the General Committee :—C. H. Bradley, Hugh MeKechnie, R. Frentz, -John Dempster, F. B. Ilauptflesch, W. I. Miller. S. MeCalman, Andrew Moffat, L. -O'Gonncll, Thomas Gillespie, John Sime. Attending Members : Sheep—George Gillespie, A. North, F. G. Glover. Light Horses-George. S. Wilson, J. I). McLeunan, 11. Laverty, Jas. R. Wyber. CLASS 36.-BEST DAIRY COW, in full' milk (bred by exhibitor), any age or breed—] st 21/ (gift of Mr Thomas Burr), 2nd 10/, 3rd 5/. . CLASS lloA.-BEST TWO-YEAR-OLD COLT or FILLY, by Tanna Hill ■-Ist 21/ (gift of Mr James Sim), 2nd 10/, 3rd lion. cor. I . H. T. STGDART, Se.or«t«y.