MANAWATU SHOW

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LVI, Issue LVI, 7 November 1908, Page 5

MANAWATU SHOW

[PBESB ASSOCIATION J ■ ■ PALMERSrON N., November 6.

The) MSnawaftU" Show concluded today in fine we&ther &nd with a large attendance. Some fine jumping was ! witnessed »mdng the 35; competitors in , j the final hurdles. The leaping was won by.H. C. Hartley's Vendetta..* JBie takings amounted to £1000; or. £247 less )than last year, owing to the- bad weather. Following are the Taranaki prize/cyinners/at the Manawatu Show: — . Champion Shropshire, ram and: ewe — J. R. Corrigan. . Champion Draught — J. Mitchell's bay Faforite, J. Mitchell's brown, reserve champion. CATTLE. „ ...; Holstein-Fresian. .jßuiU,-, calved i prior, to July, 1905 — N., King's (Sir de Kal Inka Pietertie, 1 and< eh. Two entries. Bull, calved since July, 1906— N. King.!. , \, Bull, calved since July,^ 1907— N. King. 2. Cow, with calf, oofr f has .calved within, previous 12 months — N. King. %fu. i J Heifer, calved since July, 1905 — N. King 1. , . :■ . . Heifer, calved since July, 1906 — N.Kini 1. , , : • Heifer, calved since July, 1907— rN. c.i.M , .'. Jerseys. , „ „ Heifer calved, since . July, ; 1905 — Griffiths and Connell 1 and reserve champion.? - /,'..,,» ;i ■? >. , • ' „r, Carriage 4 Horseg-f^taUion, , 3 years and upwards — j. Mitchell's Silver King Draughts. .. Stallion, over 4 years — J. Mitchell's Empire 1. . '„, Stallion, 4 years and over, .passed^by , a veterinarian, and (|eciased to, be free from ring-bone, side-bone, x stringhalt, and shivering^-J. Mitchell's -Empire i. Heavy draught .stallion,^passed, bjr>a veterinarian and fre© frana such.dis-, ease 9as ring-bone, side-bq^ey^siring-halt and shivering — J. MitoheU's Empire 1. .{. { , . Colt foaled since August, 1905 — J. Mitchell's Royal Favorite l.and champion. r Colt foaled since AugUßt, 1906 — J. Mitchell 1 and reserve champion and 2, F. A. Bremer 3. COMPETITIONS. , Hunters' leaping competition, lady riders only — Miss M. Briggs' Rawhiti (owner) 1. SHEEP. English Leicesters. Ram, up to 18 months— rJ. ' R. Corrigan 3. , ; Ram, 18 to 30 months — J. R. Comgan 3. f ' ' Ewe, up to 18 months — J.-R: Corrigan v.h.c. '" Ewe, 18 to 30 months, with lamb— J. R. Corrigan 3. Two ewes, any age, with - lambs-^J.! , R. Corrigan v.h.c. Shropshire^. „ t Rain, up to 18 months — J, R. Corrigan 3. - Ram, 18 to 30 months— J. R. Corriga'n 1, 3 and h.c. Ram', over 30 months — J. R .Corrigan 1, ch., : '3 and h.c. Two rams, up to 18 months — J. R. Corrigan 1, 2. and 3. • '. - Ewe; up^o 18 moitths--^r. R. Co* riga'ri 2 and v:n.c. ' " Ewe, 18 to 30 months, with lamb — J. R. Corrigan' 1 2, a'nJft 3.

Two ewes, up to 18 months — 3. R. Corrigan 2, 3 and v.h.c.

Two ewes, any age, with lambs — J. R. Corrigan 1, eh, 2 and 3.

Longwool Crossbreds. Two ewes, under 18 months — J. R. Corrigan 2 and y.h.o. Two ewes, any age, with lambs — J ; R. Corrigan 1 and 2.

Border Leicester. , . Ram, up to 18 months — J. R. Corrigan 1. Ram, over 30 months — J. R. Corrigan 1, 2 and 3.

Two rams, up to 18 months — J. R. Corrigan 1 and 2: 2 entries.

Ewe, 18 to 30 'months, with lamb — J. R. Corrigan 2.

Two ewes, any age^-sl^ Jj. Corrigan 1 ; 1 entry. ' „"*;." V "

Owing to Monday-; next being a.public holiday, Messrs W. Dim'dck 1 and Co. will not receive! pigs at their Eltham station on that dayi - - •

b'or hoarseness which -fellows straining 1 of /the voice, (nothing 's co soothing or effective as Zyraole Trokeya. A trial will • J — ' •

The proof of the pudding is in the eating, and the proof of the Lawrence-Kennedy-Giliies Milking Machine is in the using. Andrew Freyne, Esq., Tokaora, states: # 'I must say lam thoroughly satisfied with the L.K.G. Milkers, and would on no account go back to hand milking I have had more comfort milking this season than I have ever had since I have been dairy farming." This is only one of many similar letters we have received. If you are still hand milking, you are spending mdre time, labor, and money than .are necessary. Full particulars post free from J. B. MacEwan and Co., Ltd., Sole Agents, Egmont street, New Plymouth. 3

Waiting tor tne pains to return, and waiting in vain, is the happy experience of many rheumatic sufferers, who have taken Rheumo— Rheumo does not pose as a cure-ajl, as do many of the largely advertised, remedies of to-daf, which are supposed to cure all the ills the flesh is heir to, 7 but which in reality are merely aperients. - Rheumo absolutely cures rheumatism, gout, lumbago, and sciatica, because it cleanses the system of all uric acid. This is the only possible method of core. Hundreds have testified to benefit rece^d. It will cure- you. Sold by alchemists and storekeeper!). 2s 6d ajd 4* 6d per bottle. ? jf ' ■ 2 Of all f roe things non« is more certain than that Steams* Headachy. Cure invariably cares headaches. It; i« tasteless, easy i to laki^3fch<£%v«ry en» abould keep it Xt hand. *