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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XX, Issue 149, 13 June 1930, Page 4

Under the auspices of the New Zealand Farmers’ Union. THE PATANGATA & ELSTHORPE BRANCH will hold their FIFTH ANNUAL PLOUGHING JAT C H On AUGUST & SON’S PROPERTY, on the PATANGATA ROAD. (two and a half miles from Otane) WEDNESDAY, JULY Oth. 1030. Teams to be on the ground at 0 a.m. Horse Ploughing to commence at 0.30 a.m. Tractor Ploughing to commence at 10.30 a.m Dogs to be on the ground at 8.30 a.m. sharp. The Club will pay the train fare one way of all plough teams coming to the Match. £2OO IN PRIZES. £2OO IN PRIZES. PROGRAMME. CLASS A. DOUBLE-FURROW PLOUGH.-Open to all comers. First prize £6 cash and Challenge Cup valued at £B. presented by Mr. E. Nuttall; 2nd £4: 3rd, £2. Specials; Best Break £l. Best finish £l. Best Ins and Outs £l. En trance: Members 7/6. Non-members 10/-. Conditions: See Rules 2 and 3. Cup to bo held for one years and winner receives a gold medal CLASS B. Open to Competitors who have not pre* viously won a first prize First prize £4 cash and Challenge Cup valued at £5, presented by Mr. 0. J. Nairn, cup to be held for one year and win ner will receive a gold medal; 2nd 6rize £2 10/-, 3rd prize £1 Specials: est Break £l, Best Finish £l. Best Ins and Outs £l, Best Handled Team for local men, £2. No ground shares allowed. Entry fee- Members 7/6. Non-members 10/-. CLASS C. TRACTORS. — Double-Furrow Ploughs. Open to all comers. First prize £4 cash and Mr. F. Funninger’s Challenge Cup valued £5, to be held for one year, and winner will then receive a gold medal; 2nd prize £2, 3rd prize £l. Specials: Best Break £l, Best Finish £l. Rest Ins and Outs £l. No ground shares allowed. Entry fee: Members 7/6. Non-mem-bers 10/. CLASS D. Three-Furrow Tractor Ploughs. Open to all comers. First prize £4 and Cup, to be held for one year and winner receives a gold medal; 2nd £2. 3rd £l. Specials Best Break £1 Best Finish £1 Best Ins and Outs £1 No ground shares allowed. Entry fee: Members 7'6. Non-members 10/. a Special Prize of half a ton of Borthwick's Manure will he given for the local farmer’s tractor and plough driven by the owner or his man who gains the most points in either tractor class. AMATEUR JUDGING OF PLOUGHING— Open to those who have never acted ps judge at a* ploughing match. First prize £l. Entry 2'6.

DOG TRIALS. HEADING & YARDING. Open.-First prize £5 Cup presented by Mr. A. Wilson, and £6 cash cud to be won twice in succession or three times at intervals 'winners: 1926 D. Riggir; 1927. F C Tong; 1928. W. Whyte, 1929, J R Gillespie); 2nd £4 3rd £2, 4th £1 Entry fee: Members 7/6 Non-members 10/-. HEADING & YARDING, for Maiden Dogs.—First prize £5, 2nd £3. 3rd £1; apeciprize £2, for local maiden dog and man gaining most points, who have never competed at a trial before. Entry fee: Members 5/-. Nonmembers 7/6. Run under the North Island Sheep Dog Trial Association Rules. Competitors to be on the ground at 8.30 a.m. sharp. Post entries. HORSE EVENTS To commence at 1 p.m. MAIDEN LEAPING COMPETITION.— First prize. Cup, presented by Mr. W. J Wood, and £6 cash; 2nd £4, 3rd £2. Entry fee: Members 7/6. Non members 10/-. LADIES LEAPING COMPETITION.First prize Challenge Cup presented by Mr. H 8. Rathbone, to be won twice in succession or three times at intervals (winners: 1928, H R Campberr; 1929, Miss Joan Williams), and £6 cash; 2nd £4 3rd £2 Riders of placed horses to receive half the prize money. Entry fee Members 7,6. Non-members 10/-. OPEN LEAPING COMPETITION. First prize Challenge Cup value £5, presented by Mrs. C. N. B. Williams, cup to be held for one year and win ner receives a miniature, and £lO cash; ’2nd £6, 3rd £3. Entry fee: Members 12/6 Non-members 15/-. Post entry. GATEMAKING COMPETITION. To commence at 11.30 a.m. For Farmers or Farm-hands. Competitors to make a farm gate 10ft. Bin. long. Hardwood timber and holts will be supplied by the Club. Competitors to find their own tools. Time allowed 1| hours. First piize £3, 2nd £2, 3rd £l. presented by Mr. C. J. Nairn. Entry fee 5/-. Post entry. SPECIAL PRIZES. Silver Challenge Cup valued at £7, presented by Pourere Coast residents. Cup to be held tor one year and then winner receives a miniature. For the man finishing first and gaining at least 40 per cent, of points in any of the Ploughing Classes with a double-furrow plough. Four-horse team showing most care and attention.—First prize £2. 2nd £l. Mr. F. L. Tiffen’s Challenge Cun. value £8 to be held for one year and then winner to receive a miniature, for the Best Four-horse Team. Horses to bo ♦he property of one man Local teams. Pairs of Farm Horses, most suitable ploughing.—First prize £l, 2nd 10/-. Best Mare, most suitable for ploughing—First prize £l. ‘2nd 10/-. Best Gelding, most suitable for ploughing.—First prize £l. 2nd 10/-. Best Decorated Team. £2. Youngest Ploughman, £l. Chain Stepping and Weight Guessing 2nd, trophy. Weight Guessing.—First prize, trophy; 2nd. trophy. Ploughs consigned to Match Secretary. Otane. will be taken to ground and returned free of charge. Free accommodation for teams overnight. Chain Steppin gand Weight Guessing Competitions going on all day. ENTRIES for Ploughing Events close with the Hon. Secretary on SATURDAY. sth July, at 8 p.m. Admission: Ladies 1/-. Gents I/-. Children free. A SOCIAL will be held in the Patangata Hall in the evening, when prizes will be distributed. Admission 5/- or by ticket. W. A. TOD. Hon. Secretary and Treasurer. Otane, 'Phone 17M. AT LAST! A GENT’S WRISTLET WATCH THAT WILL STAND SHOCKS AND JABS. A Watch for "SPORTS” and ROUGH WEAK. Just arrived. Call and inspect this handsome, jar-proof watch. B. M. KESSELL JEWELLER Foremost for Watches m Hastings. H. C. Me Kain WOOD & COAL MERCHANT 404 VICTORIA STREET, HASTINGS ’Phono 1689 All kinds or Woou in stock. Renown, Newcastle and Westport Coal stocked