THE NEW NAPIER

Dominion, Volume 26, Issue 98, 19 January 1933, Page 3

THE NEW NAPIER

Story of Reconstruction “DOMINION’S” SURVEY Napier has made a remarkable recovery from the effects of the disastrous earthquake and fire of just under two years ago. To celebrate its reconstruction, an important carnival has been arranged, which commences on Saturday. “The Dominion” will commemorate the occasion by issuing a special 'New Napier number, in which the reconstruction of the centre will be fully reviewed. Numerous views of the reconstructed town illustrate the text of the number, which will provide a complete record of the remarkable progress' made by Napier since the earthquake. It will lie published as a supplement to tomorrow’s (Friday’s) issue of ‘‘The Dominion.” DANNEVIRKE SHOW Strong Jersey Section The Jerseys arc always a strong section of the cattle classes at the Danncvirke A. and I’. Association’s show, and this year exhibitors arc offered every inducement to compete, the usual prize-money having been generously supplemented in 10 special classes—which ' are enumerated in the schedule—by the New Zealand Cattle Breeders’ Association and the Dannevirke District Jersey Cattle Club. The classes confined to district entries only and others open to general competition benefit by this generosity of the breeders. In addition to these, there is the 20-guinea perpetual challenge cup for most points; the Annie Holden perpetual challenge cup lor most points gained by a district exhibitor, which have been wou for the last three years respectively by Messrs. R. L. Horn and 11. IT. Phillips. Friesians, Milking Shorthorns, dairy and grade cattle, lire all well provided for, while m the heel breeds some handsome trophies are to be won Breeders, old and new exhibitors, who’ will be showing at Dannevirke can obtain tiny information desired on application tn the secretary, P.O. Box 3<S. Dannevirke. General entries close on January 24. •Output” ten million tins of CO Waxshine Lino. Polish. —Advt.