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AGRICULTURAL SHOWS. WrAIIvATO AGRICULTURAL AiND VV PAS'iURAL ASSOCiATiON. TWENTIETH ANNUAL STOW, TWENTIETH ANNUAL SHOW, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7 anil 8. Valuable Prize List includes 2.5-gninea Cup for Champion Hunter, 10-guinca anil otlier Cups for Hacks, 20-jniiuea Cup for Fat Cattle; 5-guinoa'Cup for Fat Slioepand Cups also for Shortborn, Holsteia, and Dairy Cattle Classes. Last year's Show was visited by 20,000 people iu ouo day. I. iiiKS Cl.OSl'l SATURDAY. OCT. 21 Schedules of Prize Lists may be obtain- ■ ed from Secretaries of all kindred Associations, or from J. C. POTTS, Secretary, Hamilton. i CITRATFORD A. AND P. SHOW. • k5 — : WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY. . NOVEMBER 29th and 30th. Classes in Cattle, Horses, Sheep, Pigs, Dors, Poultry, Home Industries, Dairy and Other Produce. Technical and 'School Children's Exhibits. THE GREATEST DAIRYMAN'S SHOW In the Dominion. ,£I4OO rRI7,E MONEY .£I4OO .£I4OO PRIZE MONET .£I4OO Inclusive of SPECIAL PRIZES AND TROPHIES. Champion Jumping Competition, £21 10s. ENTRIES CLOSE THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 23rd. Schedules on application to Secretaries of kindred associations, or to E. JACKSON, Secretary, STRATFORD. mARANAKI AGRICULTURAL I SOCIETY. THIRTY-SEVENTH ANNUAL SHOW. ' To be held at NEW PLYMOUTH. 1 WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, 5 November 22 and 23. LARGE CASH PRIZES. HANDSOME CHALLENGE C-UPS. -Competitions for Butter-makers, Horse, 1 Cattle, Sheep, and all Live Stcclcowmrs, Champion Jumping Events. ENTRIES CLOSE NOVEMBER ISth B Write for Schedule to Secretaries of kindred associations, or to hinareu AlrruUß Seerotary> C.o. W. Bewloy, BOS 72, NEW PLYMOUTH. « - o PRTA NGANUI ■ AGRICULTURAL W ASSOCIATION. 6 2 GRAND ANNUAL SHOW, 3 Held on WANGANUI RACECOURSE, 0 NOVEMBER 15th and 16th, 1911. 0 Of interest and importanco to all classes Farmers, Townspeople, and \ isitors. Some of the attractions: Thoroughbred ITorscs, Hunters, Hacks, Draughts l'ones, Purebred Cattle, Sheep, . Pigs," Dogs, Milking and Grade Cows, Flock Sheep, Fat Bullocks, and Sheep. HUNTERS' COMPETITIONS BOTH DAYS. ' Ladies' and Pony Jumping, Home Industries, Cooking and Needlework, Art and Technical Exhibition, School Comoetitions. NUMEROUS VALUABLE SPECIAL TROPHIES, In addition to tho Association's Prizes. The DOG SHOW run under improved methods bv the Wanganui Kennel Club is admittedly the Premier Exhibition of Canines in the Colony. PROGRAMME NOW BEING ISSUED. •! Entries Close on NOVEMBER Ist. y THE EVENT OF TnE YEAB. The Rendezvous of the Countryside. 'Phone 222. ' SELBY MORTON, P.O. Box Lsl Secretary.

AGRICULTURAL SHOWS. VJSTAIRARAPA and east coast p. W and a. society. 3ilh annual snow at cakteeton. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, 25th and 20th OCTOB3R, 1911. Competitions on both (lays—Challenffo Cups, Rogo Bowls, and Medals in Horse, Cattle, and Sheep Classes, and Jumping. Grand Parade at 3 p.m. Thursday. Schedulo from Agent, or send postcard to H. S. lIOSS, Secretary, Bos 25, Carterton. MANAWATU AND WEST COAST AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL ASSOCIATION. ANNUAL SHOW. NOVEMW''t 1, 2, 1 Under the Patronage of HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR LORD ISLINGTON. M ETR 01'O LIT A N A G RIC U LTU RA L, LIVE STOCK, MACHINERY SHOW, AND INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION. MANAWATU KENNEL CLUB'S ANNUAL (JIIAMPION DOG SHOW. Unexcelled Display of Blood Stock in Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Pigs, and Dors. Hunting, Riding. Driving, and other intensely interesting 'Competitions. GRAND PARADE OF EXHIBITS. Machinery. Implements, ami Farmers' Supplies ot all Descriptions to be inspected. Exhibition Halls and Side Shows open each evening, V to 10. W. T. PENNY. Secretary. BGMONT AGRICULTURAL AND PASTOIiAL ASSOCIATION. ANNUAL BTGGK, INDUSTRIAL, AMD KENNEL GLUS SHOW. (the Twenty-Eighth). HAWERA: NOVEMBER Bth and 9th. This Great Shew ha: becomo a Recurring National Event. All Previous will bo easily Eclipsed this Year. PRIZE MONEY £1300, EXCLUSIVE OF CUPS ANO TROPHIES. THE SHEEP SECTION ENTRIES CLOSE OCTOBER 28th. 'LINCOLN S, ENGLISH LEICESTERS, BORDER LEICESIERS, ROII.NEY M-VRSIiES, SHROPSHIRE DOWNS, SOUTHDOW'NS, GRADE SHEEP, FAT SHEEI', FREEZERS, PET LAMBS. THE YEARLY CONCOURSE OP ALL THE WIDEAWAKE BREEDERS. Schedules, Entry Forms, and all Information may bo obtained from F. G. TREWEEK, Secretary. HAWERAFREEZING SHEEP AND LAMBS. THE WELLINGTON MEAT EXPORT COMPANY, LTD., Is prepared to Purchase FAT SnEEP AND LAMBS, By Weight or at Per Head. The Company also offers clients every facility for freezing on their own account. Prices can lw obtained on application, at the Company's Offices, nr l'roiu any of tho Buyers in the country. 1 ) W. G. FOSTER, f . g Managing Director. CHEAP PREPAID ADVERTISEMENTS are inverted in "Tho Dominion" as follows: — Situations Wanted. Board £ Residenco. Situations Vacant. To Lot. SIXTEEN WORDS FOB SIXPENCE.