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Gisborne Times, Volume LXXXIV, Issue 12864, 19 May 1936, Page 8

AMUSEMENTS WAIAPU SHEEP DOG TRIAL CLUB (Affiliated with N.I.S.D.'P. Assn.) 19th Annual Trials to be field at MAKARAKA, RUATORIA TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY and FRIDAY MAY 19th, 20th, 21st, 22nd 1936 PATRONS: Hon. Sir Apirana We at a, | M.P., J. H. Taplin, Esq., " President: C. K. Williams, Esq. i Judge: A. O. Wood, Esq. Ji Vice-Presidents: IMessrs. B. C. Wat-i; krns, J). J. Barry, I. C. S. Dal- < gairns, H. E. Williams, 11. G. Burnett, W. 11. 0. Jolinston, R. Kemp, H. C. Beach, F. G. Burton IT. Ngarimu, J. Aik Reedy, R. W. Ford. W. TaJco, 11. Kunioka, J. Ward, Akers Bros., W. McCulJoefi , A. L. Kemp, A. J. If. Kirkliam, L IT. M. Jackson, W. R. MeMena-" min, G. E. Cotterill, J. R. Hogan, E. Moriee, L. flu "lies, A. Fraser, I). B. Ha worth, 0. 'lk Williams, M. Hyland. I). Doherty, Wi Tawalio, liori Kniwai, G. McDonald, (I. W. Glarke, T. A. Hunter, .T. 11. McNeil, G. Rich!- | ardson, E. E. Porter, A. AT. do® liar res, Ik It. JciTerd, A. D. Leach H. Ik Forster, O. E. Brown, Tk j A. Stielliiig, J. E. Arnold, and i Tk .7. Caesar. j Commitlee: ATessrs. H. Bovoe, chairman. W. R. Gray, S. ATeCosh, AT. O'Sullivan, A. 1). Bruce, A. D. Leash, E. Reedy, L. McCaJl'erv, •I. E. ATorrissey and- .1. D. Williams. T’ime-keeper: Air. W. R. Gray. PROGRAMME, 1. LONG HEAD AND HOED IN RING. .About 600 yards. 2. SHORT HEAD, DRIVE AND YARD. | 3. ZIG-ZAG HUNTAWAY, through \ three sots of Hags. Standard points in all classes. Prizes in each Glass: Ist, a. £2/2/gokl medal and ill; second, £3; third .tk and fourth £l. Senior Cup, presented by P. G. Burton, for the best team of llirec dogs, one in each event, each dog to scorn 20 points or over. To be won two years in succession or three times at intervals. Challenge Cup, presented by Dueo Alotof Service, for annual competition, to bo held by the runner-up to the senior cup. Alaiden Local Shepherds' Challenge Cup. presented by 11. G. Burnett and O Tk Williams, for annual competition, for best team of 2 dogs, one beading dog and one huntaway; each dog to scoi'o 20 points or over; open to shepherds of Waiapu County only. Junior Cup, presented by W. 11. (). Johnston, for competitor under 21 with best team of 2 dogs, one heading dog and one huntaway, for annual competition. A miniature will be presented with each Challenge Cup. Special Prizes: A Silver Cup, to be won outright, presented by A. AI. desßarres, for the competitor scoring most points at the meeting. £2/2/- gold medal for the champion aJi round dog. £l/1/- presented by J. H. Taplin, for best run in Class I by maiden competitor of Waiapu County. £l/1/- presented by A. D. Bruce for best run in Class II by maiden competitor of Waiapu County. £l/1/- for the best run in Class JIT by maiden competitor of Waiapu County. £l/1/- for best maiden huntaway. £l/1/- for host maiden heading dog. £l/1/- For youngest competitor scoring 2o points in one run. £l/1/- for maiden competitor scoring most points at the meeting. 10/0 for fastest head in Class I. 10/0 for noisiest unplaced liuntawawy scoring over 20 points. Other specials to be allotted. Competitors must nominate for cups and special prizes. Members’ subscription «>/-; entry > 5/0 per dog. All competitors must members. Tost entries, but entries list lie in before the start of each exit. «■ arriving late must ter immediately on arrival. Refreshment Booth on ground. THE ANNUAL BALL will bo held on WEDNESDAY, MAY 20th SOCIAL EVENING FRIDAY, MAY 22nd. J. D. WILLIAMS, Hon. See., Aorangi.

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