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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 5416, 24 June 1879, Page 3

TARAJJALE PLOUGHING MATCH SOCIETY. THE ANNUAL MATCH Will take place at taradale on thursday. June 26, 1879. programmeChampion Class. Ist Pnze £5 2ad „ £3 3rd „ ... £1 Entrance, 7s 6d. For persons who have won a first prize at any Ploughing Match with a single-furrow plough. Open to all comers. Class A. Any Plough. Entrance, ss. Ist Prize ... £5 2nd „ £3 3rd „ £1 I Class B. Double-furrow. Entrance, ss. Ist Prize £5 2nd *B 3 3rd £1 Class C. Natives. Any plough. . Ist Prize £* 2nd „ £2 3rd „ -61 Entrance, 4s. Class D — For Boys under 18. Any Plough. Entrance, 4s. Ist Prize £4 2nd „ £2 3rd „ £1 Jones's Class. Three- Wheel Plough (only). Ist Prize 3- Wheel Plough 2ad „ £3 3rd , £1 The Plough is a Special Prize given by Mr A. Jones, of Waipukurau. If less than six competitors the Plough will be withdrawn. SPECIAL PRIZES. Best Kept Hakness. Prize— Two pair Plough Hames, by Mr John M'Vay, Napier. Best Pair Plough Houses. Prize — American Corn Crusher, the gift of Mr Tuxford, of Napier. Best Match Pair Horses. Prize— Two Vases presented by Mr Cohen, of Napiei'. A Double-barrelled Gun, presented by Mr H. Williams, of Napier, will be given as a prize' for the best work on the ground in any class. Mr Speedy, of Meanee, gives a Bridle for the Best Finish. Mr Geo. Bradley, of Taradale, gives one pair Plough Back Bands for the best driven pair horses in the paddock. Mr W. J. Wilson, of Korokipo, has in his usual liberal style handed over to the Sooiety One Pound Barrett's Twist Tobacco, to be given for the worat ploughed ridge. Persons using the Three-wheel Plough have the choice of entering in the Champion Class or Class A. , Entries Close at 9 a.m. on tbe morning of the Match. Ploughing to commence at 10 a.m. A PUBLIC DINNER will take place on the same evening, at the Greenmeadows' Hotel, Taradale. ARTHUR M'CARTNEY, 1010 Hon. Secretary. BOROUGH OP NAPIER APPOINTMENT OF IMPOUNDER. FRESH Applications will be received at the Town Clerk's Office up to Noon of the 30th June, 1879, from persons willing to perform the duties of Impounder of Cattle to the Corporation. The Remuneration will be according to the scale fixed under the Impounding Acts. Full information obtainable at the office of the undersigned. By order, . M. N. BOWER, Town Olerk. Napier, 23rd June, 1879. 1002 BOROUGH OF NAPIER. APPOINTMENTS OP FIRE INSPECTORS. NOTICE is hereby given that the following Appointments have been mada by Warrant under the hand of His Worship the Mayor, bearing date the 16th June, 1879, viz. :— Wm. Miller to be Chief Fire Inspector. Geo. Vincent Kemslet to be District Fire Inspector. Wm. Wilkie to be District Fire Inspector. By order, M. N. BOWER, Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Office, Napier, 23rd June, 1879. 1003 EXAMINATION OF CANDIDATES FOR APPOINTMENT. Hawke's Bay Eduoation Board, Napier, June 18, 1879. NOTICE is hereby given that au Examination of Pupil Teachers and Candidates for Pupil Teachers will be held in the late Provincial Council Chamber, Napier, on July 24th, and following days. Candidates desirous of entering for examination must send in their names to me on or before 10th July, stating the year for which they wish to present themselves. H. HILL, 956 Inspector. __ * REASONS WHY COLONISTS SHOULD ASSURE IN THE NEW ZEALAND GOVERNMENT LIFE ASSURANCE OFFICE. Payment op Policies is guaranteed by the Colony. Premiums are all retained in the Colony. Premiums are lower than the participating Rates of Private Companies to an extent equal to a Bonus Advance of from 15 to 20 per cent. Profits are by law to be divided among the Policy-holders every five years. First division, takes place in 1880. No Policy or Medical fees are charged. Residence and Occupation. — Policyholders may without extra payment or license travel or reside in any party of the world, except within 25 degrees of the Equator, or may change their occupation. Policies Non-forfeitable after three years. Policies on which premiums are not paid are protected so long as the surrender value will cover premium and interest, and should death take place within this currency the full amount of the assurance, less arrears and interest, will be paid to the heirs. Age. — If age has been proved policies after pive years are indisputable and unchallengeable. Loans on Policies. — Policy-holders oan borrow on the security of their policies to the extent of 90 per cent, of the surrender value at 7 per cent, per annum, with the right to pay off at any time. Absolute Security prom Loss.— lf after three years a policy-holder should from any cause be unable to continue his payments, and gives notice of such, he will be granted a Paid-up Policy for an amount generally greater than the premiums paid. If settlers wishing to assure, and who cannot conveniently call at the office, will kindly send to the undersigned their addresses an agent will wait on them. Tables of Rates and all information may be obtained at any Money Order Post-office in the Colony, or from J. GRUBB, 991 Agent, Chief Post-office, Napier.