HOROWHENUA A. & P. SHOW.

Horowhenua Chronicle, 8 October 1931, Page 4

HOROWHENUA A. & P. SHOW.

' ARRANGEMENTS TOR 1932 FIXTURE. With the approach of summer, arrangements are proceeding apace for the next annual Show of the Horowhe- ' nua A. and P. Association, for which the prospects are very favourable, as a line, warm spell of growing weather is now being experienced, wiule conditions on the London market point to a much improved outlook for the dairying industry. DONATIONS. In addition to contributions to the prize fund as already announced, the rollowing donations have been received: Mr J. A. Russell (Palmerston N.), a cup for _ the pig section, for most points in aJI classes'; open to farmers in the Horowhenua County. N.Z. Cattle Cake and Oil Co., Ltd., one 1001 b. bag of Moose nuts; • for a dairy class. Horowhenua Power Board, £2 2s in prizes for electric cookery. Wellington Retail .Drapers ’• Association, £2 2s cash donation. Horowhenua Jersey Cattle Breeders’ Club, two gold medals and prize money to the value of £5. N.Z. Milking Shorthorn Association, Wellington-Taranaki branch, £1 Is for yearling heifer and £1 Is for two-year-old heifer. Wellington Publishing Co., £2 cash donation. Mr G. D. Hamilton, £1 Is' towards prize money for ladies’ jump. Osmond and Son (N.Z.), Ltd., medicine chest value £5 10s for most points in the aggregate in all cattle classes. Kiiku Dairy Co., £4 4s cash donation. NOMINATIONS OF JUDGES. Judges have been selected as follows (subject to their consenting fo act); —Horses and competitions, Mr J. J. Bryce (Kiwitea) ; , dairy cattle, Mr H. J. Lancaster (Glen Oroua); Jerseys, Mr T, Ranford (Whakarongo); Friesians, Mr H. B. Green (Hairanga); Red Polls, Mr L. J. Wild (Feilding); Ayrshires, Mr T. H. Colpman (Waikanae) y Milking Shorthorns; Mr D. Buick (PaL merston N.); fat sheep, Mr T. 0. Cornfdrd (Pahiatua); RomUeys and Lincolns, Mr G. E. Allen (Masterton); Southdowns, Mr E. Burrell (Feilding). P%s, Prof. McLinden (Mass«y U»l----lege). . '