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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XVII, Issue 2952, 16 October 1891, Page 3

AMA^UERADE J^ttL, in aidjbf the fqbdyW th« Normanby Tfwn Hall/^u be\pld at Normanbj on FnipT, 23*$ IJetober. AdmissioA— P|ubfe tickjft, Js» ; extra lady, 2s 6\Bjtge,VJg^d / mußic Becured.— CNSayletTHob. SetemOW HALL, HAWER.A. For One Night Only^r WEDNESDAY. 21st OCJ^BER. Return of the PoDufcn* aalT Talented Australian MusittaJ/Srtistes, Thl PayneOPamUy ot Vocllists! ViolnptsXPianistß ! \ Flautist! and \ \BELLRINGERSjj One graiftl Drawing-ipSjffJtotertain-1 ment %^Jj^ Family Prices— 2s an 3 Is, children half-price. Waverley— Thursday, October 22. F. DAWSON, Business Manager. EG MONT AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL ASSOCIATION. THE EIGHTH GRAND ANNUAL SHOW ! op HORSES, CATTLE SHEEP, PIGS DAIRY & FARM PRODUCE IMPLEMENTS, &c. x &c WILL BE HELD ON THE SHOW GROUND, HAWERA, ON I THURSDAY, NOV. 5 1891. ,£4OO IN PRIZES. Entries Close — Monday, Octobeb 26th, at 8 p.m. Leaping Competition for Horses. Post entrance, 10s. First prize, .£3 3s and special prizes £6 Is = £9 4s ; 2nd prize, £3 3b ; 3rd prize, £2 28..^ Leaping Competition for Ponies. Post entrance, 2b 6d. First prize, £2 ; 2nd prize, £1 10b r^Srd prize, £1. / Shearing Competitk*. Post entrance, 2s 6d. First pwle, £2 2s j 2nd prize, £1 Is. jf Woleeley's Steam SIIEEP SHEARING MA*CHINE#iII be on the ground, and showjfin full working order at Yntervajf during the day, starting at Yl a.mf NumerouX prifes for Special Exhibits. SeA "ipecial Prizes " in Programme. \ ff additiona\lspecial prizes. J. Duthie and Co., best Hackney Brood Mare, £2 2s Clark and Son, Grade Cattle, Sec. 44, £2 2s Kaiapoi Woollen Co., Rug, best 16-stone Hack, £2 2b ~Ei S. Ralston, best Hackney Yearling, 10s 6d A. Vincent, two mats £1 Is, best pen Lincoln Ewe Hoggets Gregg & Co., tea and ooffee 10s 6d, Dorking Fowls Gregg & Co., tea and coffee 10s 6d', Bantam Fowls James Grant, £2 2b, beßt yearling by Chieftain "W. Alexander, £3 3s (Barometer), beßt Thoroughbred Brood Mare, Sec. 67 (in lieu of Association's prize) S. Blake, 10s 6d, best English Setter j J. D. Mitchell, £2, best Yearling, by Director Nelson, Moate and Co.— Section 152, sfc tea ; section 156, 53fe 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 takeD, but no responsibility. Note. — 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 oi 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, Secretary. TX7ANTED TO LBND£2OOO, on rural freehaiw security, at lowante^est. Apply to \y JOSEPff'BCOTT, Pbinceb-btbeet, Haweba. BOOTS and Shoe/made to order, and RepairaAieatly executed, at L. Hill's CasMtoot Store, Manaia Tl/f ETA.L ST/mPB manufactured y 1 at % /ta.- Office

SPRING ANDJJUftiMER, 1891. GARDNER AND SUTTON Bee to announce the arrival of NEW GOODS by Direct Steamers, Pakeha and Kaikoura. / / Every department is now fully stocked wjth the NEWEST AND MOST FASHIONABLE GOtfDS, including— Millinery, Feathers, Flowers, Dres/Goods Muslin-Delaine, Prints, Jlosiery, Bfbbona Shirtings, Flannelettes, ICalicoes, Art Mußlins, &c. In drawing the attention of our friends ant customers to our present Stock we desire to say no effort has IbeenJieglected in keeping up our standard of the beßt lines procurable in tlftJMine market. We beg to draw attention to the following lines, being exceptionally good value — ,_ , , r „ White Embroidered Robes, Muslins Lace Curtains, Blacu and Colored Curtains in all shades All-silk Ribbons, imported direct from the manufacturers Clothing, Shirts, Ties, Braces, &c , are all fully stocked from the best makers. GARDNER AND STJTTON, HIGH-STBEET, HAWEBA.