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Feilding Star, Volume XII, Issue 2888, 7 March 1916, Page 4

RANGIWAHIA HORTICULTURAL AND INDUSTRIAL SOCIETY SIXTH ANNUAL SHOW To be held on , ' WEDNESDAY, MARCH 8, 191*5. From 10 a.m. to 5.30 p.m. HORSES (Draughts, Hacks, Ponies, etc.). COMPETITIONS (Open Hunters, Pony, Ladids' and Gents' Driving, Maiden Hunters, Boy*' and Girls' Riding). CATTLE (Dairy, Fat). SHEEP (Fat and Flock). HORTICULTURAL (Cut Flowers, Decorations, Pot Plants, Children's Classos, Vegetables, Farm Produce). INDUSTRIAL (Bread and Sweets, Sowing, Knitting, Amateur Photography, Art Section, School Section (Penmanship, Drawing, Composition). MUSIC (Vocal and Instrumental). LIBERAL PRIZE LIST. . Copies of the Schedule now obtainable, from the Secretary. Refreshments provided by Lady Members of the local branch of the N.Z. Red Cross Society. The Profits from the Show will be devoted towards the equipment of a Hospital Ship for Sick and" Wounded Soldiers. Additional prizes:— 15a Best gig horse, shown in harness, first prize given by Mr Piouse, .CI ls, second ss. 18a Best dogcart horse, harness, and dogcart, first prize donated by Mrs Piouse, 1 Is, second ss. A. SHARMAN, Secretary.

Affll PASTORAL, HORTICULTURAL, and INDUSTRIAL SOCIETY. PATRIOTIC SHOW DOMAIN GROUNDS. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 15. BIG PRIZE LIST. SHEEP.—Purebred Romneys, Purebred Lincolns. CATTLE.—Dairy and Fat. HORSES.—Children's, Utility, Hacks and Draughts. COMPETITIONS.—Hunters', Best Turnout, Driving (Ladies' and Gouts), Flag Race, Chain-Step-ping. DOGS.—Collies, Spaniels, Terriers, Beardies. HORTICULTURAL.—Cut Flowers, Decorative, Pot Plants, Vegetables, etc. Farm Produce, General, Fruit, Bread and Sweets. CHILDREN' SECTION. Orchestra in attendance. ALL PROFITS GO TO SICK AND WOUNDED FUND. Copies of Schedule now obtainable. L. VAIL, Hon. Secretory.

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