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Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1248, 3 October 1911, Page 8

■■.-- '~> Ab'HIUULIU'KAL'SHUWS." HAWKE'S ' BAT SHOW, AWKE'S BAY SHOW, AT EASTINGS, ON OCTOBER 13 and 19. PRIZES INCREASED TO £1665. Entries Close 4th OCTOBER. Programme from any A. and P. Society, or from CHAS. DOUGLAS, Secretary, Napier. HAWKE'S BAY SHOW. HAWKE'S BAY SIIOW. AIRARAPA AND EAST COAST P. AND A. SOCIETY. S4th ANNUAL SHOW AT CARTER-TON. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, , 25th and 26th. OCTOBER, 1911. Competitions on both day.?-Challenge Cups, Roc-o Bowls, and Medals in Horse, Cattle, and Sheep Classes, and Jumping. Grand Parade at 2 p.m. Ihiiralay. Entries Close on WEDNESDAY, OC- ' TOBER 11. Schedule from Agent, or sond postcard to H. S. JIOSS, Secretary, Bos 25, Cartcrton. ajuwatu and west coast AGBICIJLTOIIAL AND I'ASTOKAL ASSOCIATION. ' ANNUAL SHOW. NOVEMBER 1, 2, 3. HIS BXCEUENCY Yll """GOVERNOR LORD ISLINGTON. METROPOLITAN AGRICULTURAL, LIVE STOCK. MACHINERY SHOW, \ND INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION. MANAWATU KENNEL CLUB'S . ANNUAL CHAMPION DOG SHO\Y. i. Unexcelled Display of Blood Stock in v Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Pigs, and Dogs. Hunting, Riding. Driving, and. other intensely ' interesting C o ™^'^" 3 ,; GRAND PARADE OF EXHIBITS. Machinery. Implements, and Farmers' Supplies of all Descriptions to be inspected. • Entries close for all Classes except Live Stock on 6th OCTOBER. Live Stock close 13th OCTO3ER. Send for Schedule to—' W. T. PENNY, Secretary. AIKATO AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL ASSOCIATION. TWENTIETH ANNUAL SHOW, TWENTIETH ANNUAL SHOW, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7 and 8. Valuable. Prize List includes 25-gninea Cup for Champion Hunter, 10-guinea and other Cups for Hacks, 20-guiiica Cup for ' Fat Cattle; 5-gn.inea Cup for Fat Sheep, and Cups also for Shorthorn, Holstein, ■ and Dairy Cattle Classes. ■ last year's Show was visited by 20,000 OCT. 21. Schedules of Prize Lists may be obtained from Secretaries of all kindred Asso- , ciations, or from ( ... Secretary, Hamilton. "TDEAL" Egg Farm, Taita, specially 1 selected Settings White Leghorns, Padman-Brookcs-Sunnyhursl strain, 10s. FRED. J. FIELD, "Ideal" Egg Farm, Taita..

' [■■■ BASS I 1 POPULARITY! $ The delicate " nutty" \ \ \ flavour of the g 1 'Doffs Bead , Bass : I \ is the result not only Sj J of scientific brewing but i 4 also 'of painstaking £ [I bottling a ■B B . I Of course only the best S 5 materials arc used to JJ mal;e this famous ale, \ $ but without the " Read '<& (j Brothers. Limited" § J methods of bottling, it £ £ would not enjoy t'ne ij g reputation it does. jj § This method includes jj . ft storage of butts in dry, a « airy, well ventilated and | p cle'ari cellars where it 3 S ripfns under the most s favorable conditions. jj Bottling in its prime § S insures its refreshing 3 » pungency and preserves )} i ! its no\irishing food f f qualities which are jj jj unequalled. S = Therefore, when order- | • ing beer of your dealer, j] p ask for "DOG'S HEAD" £ } BASS, and see that the S "DOG'S HEAD" Label g (j is on every bottle. a as** a ■ 1 g SOLD EVERYWHERE. g I .5 FREEZING SHEEP AND LAMBS. milE WELLINGTON MEAT EXPOK' -1 COMPANY, LTD., Is prepared to Purchaw FAT SHEEP AND LAMBS By Weight or at Per Head. Tho Company also offers clients ever facility for freezing on their owu accoun Prices can ho obtained on applicatio at the Company's Offices, or from at of tho Buyers in tho country. W. G. FOSTER, Managing Director.