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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXIII, Issue 3208, 28 October 1867, Page 4

If EW ZEALAND AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. THE Society wOl hold their Annual CATTLE' SHOW on WEDNESDAY, the 13th, November next, at the Remuera Sale Yarda. Prizes will bo given for the best animate of the following breeds, namely *■— - HOKSES. * Class I. — Thobottghbbed. — Section 1, entires ; section 2, colts, two years and under * section fl, brood mares ; section 4, fillies, three years and under ; section 5, fillies, two years 6!!.6 !!.— Heatt Dbattght.— Section 1, entires; section 2, colts, two years and under i section 3, brood mares, in foal, or foal at foot a section 4 fillies, three years and under ; section 5 fillSs, two years and nnder ; section 6, fillies, °^m"HrcKS.-Section 1, hacks of either sex. cattle • Class I.— Shobt-hobns.— Section 1, bulls ,^ section 2, bulls, two years and under ; section 3, cows, in calf or milk ; section 4, heifers, two years and under. _ i~n« . Class 11.-Hsbefobds.- Section 1, bulls; section 2, bulls, two years and under; section 3 cows in calf or milk ; section 4, heifers, two ye SLAS a fin d "B B ST O F A*Y OTSEB BbEE*.- , Section 1, cows; section 2, heifers, two years dunder - SHEEP. i Class L_LEicESTEB-s. T Section 1, rams ; sbction 2, hog rams; section 3, ewes lambed S season o/in lamb (pen of five) ; section 4, section 2, hog rams ; section 3, ewes lambed E season of in lamb (pen of five) ; section 4, e^r^ul^.^efon 1 rams; ' section 2, hog rams; section 3, ewes lambed E season or in lamb (pen of five) ; section 4, e^Cbed^e Jon^J i^ lamb fpen of five) ; section 4, ewe hog.Section 1, ™ ms *; section 9, hog rams ; section 3, ewes lambe* E season, of in lamb (pen of five) ; section 4, ewe hoggets (pen of five). Ci-ass VI. -Mebinos.— Section 1, rams ; sections, bog rams; section 3, ewes lambed Sis season, or in lamb (pen of five) ; section 4, ewe hoggets (pen of five). PIGS. , , Class I.— Lab&e Bbked.— Seotion 1, boars ll.— Small Bbeed.— Section 1, boars ; section 2, sows. EXTRA STOCK. Best team of draught horses, the property of one person. WORKING BULLOCKS. Best team of four in yoke. A SHEAP-SHEARING- MATCH will be held on the day of the Show. All entries to be left at the Post-office. Otahuhu, not later than the sth November, at 3 p.m., addressed to the Secretary. GOEDON> Secretary

AUCKLAND VENETIAN BLIND FACTORY, Venetian House, Wellesley-street East. MHORTON BCJSBY, Manufacturer of every • description of Inside and Outside Windo* Blindß, plain and: ornnmenUl Wire Work. M. H. B. begs respectfully to acknowledgfl tha liberal support he has received frem the ladies i and gentlemen of Auckland and its vicinity, and hopes, by unremitting attention, to secure ft continuance Ql their custom and patronage. , The Trade supplied with Venetian and Wire-gauw i .' Blinds —Old Blinds repaired and painted.

jf ' PARIS EXHIBITION. 1 I MESSES. RANSOMES & SIMS, ' IPSWICH AND LONDON, ♦ BEG to give notice to their friends and clients in - the colonies that they will exhibit "pecmiens , of their Celebrated Machinery, fitted with all the , newest improvements, at the forthcoming Paris , Exhibition. . . .^ The prices of tie various Implements .m use m the colonies have been greatly reduced, without m any , way deteriorating from the superiority of workmanship and high qullity of materials whichhave gained a world-wide reputation for the productions of the Owe!* Wprks. , nam Ploughs.— Messrs. Ransomes and Sims s new Plough* gained 4 out of 5 prizes at the Royal Agri* cultural Society's meeting at Newcastle, and have : won, since that time, 82 Champion Prizes, besides a large number of prizes gained by farmer* sons and , local ploughmen using these Implements. ; , They are fitted with wrought-jron frames when* sent to the colonies, and will be found, tobe the cheapest and moat durable Implements in the marPortable Steam Engines.— The Portable Engines manufactured by Messrs. Kansomes and Sims ar« designed so that light weight, easy draught . strength of material and good workmanship, and simplicity of construction, form the pnoopal fea. tures of their general arrangement; and they are specially celebrated for (heir small amumptumoffiHi in proportion to the power developed. Tinmn ! They are specially adapted for Thrashing, Pnmp. . ing, Sawing, and Grinding and have been .»warded many prkjs at various Exhibitions, besides tub. monlals of efficiency from pnbho companies, manufacturers, and agriculturists using them. > Steam Thrashing Machines.— Messrs Kansomes and Sims's Steam Thrashing Machines have ah unrivalled reputation in the colonies fer thei£ 0 cheapness and durabiUty, and for the perfect sample*, and quantity of grain thrashed with a small con--TSSSS'pS!^ Thkashtng Anp W^owino Machines of the newest and most improved cou* ; icoS 11 ' Mills, Chapf CrTTBES, and ; g*™Blruising Mills are constructed with all tbe newest improvements, and are the cheapest m the marEansomesand Sims 1 deal of attention to the manufacture of Stationary Engines, Steam Pumping Machinery fob conTRACTORS' PURPOSES AND IRRIGATION, and Will ttttnish' Drawings and Prices on application. i Orders may be transmitted throunh any Merchant), or Implement Agent in the colonies. 1 Catalogues, Drawings, &c, post-free, on application to loswich or London, or the Paris Exhibition.

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