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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XVII, Issue 2952, 15 October 1891, Page 3

KNOTTjwi^y 6 one ofc THTrWvf?4^~AyP^^ation Knott 3?U^tti4^iS»^ Tenfcyson's poem, '^EnpeuTArden." *^3^^ n~"n ~" FrontjKra^feJjlf back fieacibfio^ "^ "TmASQUEEADE BALL, in J\. aid,/f..thiJ fuii^i o* th »J or - manby To/n Hall, kJ^^^R at Normanb/jm Fbida# , 23rd^Oottber. Admißßio/--Dtouble &&et£s9Jfe xtra lady, 2a 6d fcjstlge, ls\^tor\u/ic secured.— OSsBI-ylet, Hon. Sec. /-lEAND CONCEET TOUR. (jr — TREHAIR-OSBORNE CONCEET COMPANY. 20 '- Business Manager. EG MONT AGRICULTURAL AND PASTOEAL ASSOCIATION. THE EIGHTH GEAND ANNUAL SHOW .OF HORSES, CATTLE SHEEP, PIGS DAIRY A FARM PRODUCE IMPLEMENTS, Ac, &c WILL BE HELD ON THE SHOW GROUND, HAWEEA, ON THUBSDAY, NOV. 5 1891. .8400 IN PEIZEB. Entries Close -Monday, Octobee 26th, at 8 p.m. Leapotg Competition" for Horses. Post entrance, 10s. First prize, .£3 3s and special prizes £6 Is — £9 4a ; 2nd prize, £3 3s ; 3rd prize, £2 2s. Leaping Competition for Ponies. Post entrance, 2b 6d. First prize, £2 ; 2nd prize, £1 10s ; 3rd prize, £1. / Sheabino Competition. JPost entrance, 2s 6d. First prize, M2s ; 2nd prize, £1 Is. J Wolseley's Steam SHEEf SHEARING MACHINE will Jfe on the ground, and shown in Jail working order at intervals dumng the day, starting at 11 a.m. M Numerous prizes fjJr Special Exhibits. See " Speo«l Prizes " in Programme. \ m ADDITIONAL IJipCIAL PRIZES. J. Duthie aid Jb., best Hackney Brood Mare, £%2# Clark and SoVßrade Cattle, Sec. 44, £2 2b ▼ Kaiapoi Woollen Co., Eug, best 16-stone Hack, £2 2s F. S. Ralston, best Hackney Yearling, 10s 6d A. Vincent, two mats £1 Is, best pen Lincoln Ewe Hoggets Gregg & Co., tea and sofEee 10s 6d, Dorking Fowls Gregg & Co., tea and coffee 10s 6d% Bantam Fowls James Grant, £2 2s, best yearling by Chieftain I "W. Alexander, £3 3s (Barometer), best Thoroughbred Brood Mare, Sec. 67 (in lieu of Association's prize) S. Blake, 10s 6d, best English Setter J. D. Mitchell, £2, best Yearling, by Director Nelson, Moate and Co. — Section 152, sft tea ; section 156, sft tea S. Blake, 10s, Carriage or Coaching Entire, Sec. 75 Special Inducement — Vehicles, Implements, Local Industries, Produce, and Poultry will be conveyed from and to the Hawera Railway Station free of cost to the exhibitor. Every care will be taken, but no responsibility. ]§ o te. — Produce when on Show Ground will be specially protected by a Custodian. Attention is directed to the Rules and Regulations printed in programme. Supporters of the Association are reminded that their annnal subscriptions are due, and must be paid to entitle them to the privileges ot membership. To enable the Association to provide for the prizes offered, it is respectfully requested that subscriptions and donations be paid forth with. C. A. BUDGE, rpo h oese/w nee s. Tbe undersigaied «vite inspection of samples of sVpefior CABDS for Stud Horse.. X^^ & CQ _

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