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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLI, Issue XLI, 11 February 1921, Page 8

SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. YX7AIMATE HORTICULTURAL;' \,wIGRICULTURAL' PASTORAL, PRODUCE, & INDUSTRIAL SOCIETY'S TWENTY-THIRD ANNUAL SHOW Will be held at th« MANAIA RECREATION GROUNDS On THURSDAY FEBRUARY 24, 1921. Classes for Pot Plants, Flowers, Vegetables, Fruit, Honey, and Miscellaneous Articles. Competitions. 1. Factory Horse (open to all)— Suitable for milk cart, capable of piiliing»up to 17owt; tt» be shown in spring dray. First, gold medal and Mr J. D. Mitchell's special of £1 Is. Second 10s. 2. Utility Horse (open to all—To be shown in saddle. First £2 2s. Second 10b. 3. Best Gig Horse in harness (open to all with the exception of horses in training)— Pace, ptyle and action. First, Mr Millar's special £1 Is, together with £1 Is. Second 10s. 4. Best Pony, 12 hands and under, to be Ridden by children under 14 years—First, Mr J. Taylor's special 10s 6d. Second ss. 5. Beet Pony, 12 to 13 hands, to be ridden by children under 14 years. First, Mr J. O'Donnell's special 10s §d. Second ss. 6. Best Pony, 13 to 14 hands, to be ridden by children under 14 years. First, Mr W. Badley's special 10s 6d. Second ss. - 7. Best Girl Rider in classes 4, 5 and * 6.—Mr T. McPhiliips' special 10s fid. , 8. Best Boy Rider in classes 4 5 an< 6—Mr T. McPhiliips' special 10s 6d. 9. Pony Jumping, 14 liands and under, to be ridden,-by children 16 years and under. 5s sweepstake. 10. Maiden Jumping—For horses that hare never won a competition. 5s sweepstake and Mr H. Hutton rs special of £1 Is. 11. Open Jumping Competition—Frst prize, Mr J. J. Patterson's special of £5. Second, Mr C. Jones' special of £1 Is. 12. Judging Jersey Cow, by boys under 16 years—First £2 2s (Messrs J. F. Stevenson and F. Mourie's specials of £1 Is each). Second £1 Is. •■.■:■; 13. Stepping the Chain—First £1. REFRESHMENTS ON GROUNDS AND BAND IN ATTENDANCE. All entries • (except for competitions^; close with the secretary at 9 p.m. SATURDAY, February 19. Gift Auction Sale will be held in aid of Society**' funds. \.. \ ... V. H. HOBDAY, Secretary. WAIMATE PLAINS TROTTING •■'■■■■- OLWB. ANNUAL~MEETING. To be held on the Hawera Racecourse EASTER MONDAY, MARCH 28. • Handicapper, Mr F. C.Thomas. Starter, Mr A. Morse. Judge, Mr N. Morrin. AUROA MAIDEN HANDICAP (Harness) of 150 soys: 1* miles NORMANBY HANDICAP (Saddled of 200 soys. 1} miles. ' W.AIMATE PLAINS CUP (Harness) of 500 soys. ' 2 miles. TARANAKI DISTRICT HANDICAP (Saddle) of 140 soys li miles. TARANAKI FUTURITY STAKES (Harness) of 150 soys (closed). U auiea. HAWERA HANDICAP (Harness) of 250 soys. 2 miles. STRATFORD HANDICAP (Harness) of 225 soys. If miles. ELTHAM HANDICAP (Saddle) of 300 soys. 1 mile. Nominations for events CLOSE on FRIDAY. March 4th, 1921, at 8 p.m. For detailed programme see N-Z-Refer*©. ▼ .B SIMITON, Secretary, x>*- '■■;■' Box 51, Hawera. £1500 CASH SECURES EVERYTHING. QQ ACRES, West Coast lease, at a t/«7 rental of 9s per acre, with 20 years to run. House of 6 rooms in fair order; cowshed of 6 bails with new 3-cow plant installed; land is all level and ploughable except for a couple of smali guliies; subdivided into 9 paddocks, with water in practically every one; about 10 acres of turnips and a god stack of hay. Situated on main road, within half a mile of township, and about one mile from factory. Price, including 30 cows an dall implements, etc., is <v inpS f« J>er*cre. Cash £1500. 34 ACRES, freehold, on main road, and •within i-mile of aood town and railway. XJp-t«-date house with every modern convenience, including hot and cold water, bathroom, wash-house with copper and tubs, and telephone: good 9-bail . concrete cowshed. This place is dead level, not an inch of waste land on the lot, and is down in a splendid sole of grass. Subdivided into 10 sheep-proof paddocks with water laid into each one. Place is now carrying 28 cows and I Jrall, and wintered 27 cowb. This farm is absolutely the best place m North Taranaki and returns can fee shown which prove it a cheap property. Owner is in bad beaith which is his sole reason for selling, and he will consider an exchange for a house in town or a house and few acres. £1850 £16° '**' BCre' Casb A. M. ROBERTSON, Land Agent, STRATFORD HUDSON PASSENGER SERVICE (Nine-seater Car). OPUNAKE & HAWERA DAILY, Via Skeet road, connecting with Mail Train to Wellington. Leaves Opunake 7.15 a.m.; leaves Pinama 7.30 a.m..; leaves Patiki road factory 7.35 a.m.; leaves Oeo road 745 a.m.; leaves Auroa Store 7.55 a.m.leaves Mangawhero 8.0 a.m.; leaves Kapum Store 8.10 a.m.; leaves Branch road to Okaiawa 8.20 a.m.; arrive Okaiawa 8.30 a.m. Leaves Okaiawa «.d5 a.m.; leaves Normanby 8.50 a.m. Arrive Hawera 9.0 a.m. Leaves Hawera from Pickering, Sagar & Leece's Garage at 3.0 p.m.; leaves Normanby j 5*2!:; !eaves Okaiawa Branch r°f? 325,P m-; leaves Kapuni Store J. 45 p.m.; leaves Mangawhero 4.5 p.m • leaves Auroa Store 4.15 p.m.; leaved "co 4.20 p.m.; leaves Patiki road Factory 4.30 p.m.; leave* Pihama 4.40 p.m. Arrive Opunake 4.55 p.m. J. MARTIN, PROPRIETOR, OPUNAKE. {■■' gDWARD~7j^SON, M.A.V.M.A^ VETERINARY SURGEON. Office: Tiddy and Co. or Tait Br^ Also at O JHa«an'», FJtnam.