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Lyttelton Times, Volume XXVIII, Issue 2118, 4 October 1867, Page 8 (Supplement)

Exhibitions. OTIIKIt IIOIWBB. Claw i-For the best hacknoy entire, im- Q] potted or otherwise. Class 2—For the best entire for carriage purposci, imported or otherwise, j Class a-For the best brood mare for t! breeding carriage horses, imported or other- ti wise. Class 4—For the best two-year old Ally or gelding for carriage purposes. Class s—Fur the best three-year old filly or t gelding for carriage purposes. Class 6—For the best mare or gelding, c thoroughly brokeu to harness, imported or otherwise. c ' Class 7—For the best roadster or hack, p mare or gelding, imported or otherwise (to be i shown with nubile and bridle). I Class B—For the best lady's hack, mare or gelding, imported or otherwise (to be shown with tadiUe and br die). Class o—tor Hie best boy's pony, not above fourteen hands, imported or otherwise. PIGS. Class I—For the best boar, imported or otherwise. Class 2—For the best boar under eighteen months old. Class 3—For the best brood sow. Class 4—For the best brood sow under eighteen months old. Class s—For the best sow and litter of pigs, not less than nine in number, and not less than two months old. Class 6—For the best threp store pigs under twelve months old, Class 7—l\r the best fat hog. POULTRY. (In pens'of three, one "male and two female.) Class I—For the best iieesc. Class 2—For the best turkeys. Class 3—For the best ducks (not Aylesbury), Class 4—For the best Aylesbury ducks. Class s—For the best Dorking fowls. Class 6—For the best Spanish fowls. Class 7—For the best Cochin China fowls. Class B—For the best Buff Cochin China fowls, Class!)— For the best bantams.

PIGEONS. (To be shown in pairs.) Class I—For the best fantail pigeons. CI 83 2—For the best tumbler pigeons. Class 3—For the best carrier pigeons. Class 4—For the best jacobin pigeons. Class s—For the best pouter pigeons. Class 6—For the best roek pigeons. DOGS. Class I—For the best bred sheep dog. Class 2—For the best bred cattle dog. IMPLEMENTS. Class I—Tor the best plough of any make, imported or otherwise. Class 2—For the best double - furrow plough. Class 3—For the best heavy harrow. Class 4—For the best light harrow. Class s—For the best chain harrow. Class C-For the best drill for corn and 6eed. Class 7—For the best grubber and scarifier. Class B—For the best chaffcutter. Class 9—For the best reaper. Class 10—For the best mower. Class 11—For the best thresher and winnower. Class 12—For the best farm cart. Class 13—For the best broadcast sowing machine. Class 14—T?or the best churn. Class 15—For the best collection of husbandry tools. Class IC—For the best implement for crushing and consolidating ground. (To be Canterbury manufacture.) Class I—For the best set of cart harness, leading and shaft. Class 2—For the best saddle and bridle. DAIRY PRODUCE. (All to be Canterbury produce.) Class I—For the best 3 lbs fresh butter. Class 2—For the best cheese. Class 3—For the best cream cheese. Class i—For the best salt butter, in cask of GO lbs. Class s—For the best bam. Class fi-For the best bacon. Class 7—For the best mess pork, in cask.

MANUFACTURES, &c. (All to be Canterbury manufacture.) Class I—'-"or the best building stone, for ashlar works and dressings, Class 2-For the best stone for rubble work, Class 3—For the best paving stone. Class 4—For the best bricks, hard stocks, 50. Class S—For the best draining tiles, hard stocks, 50. Class 6-For the best dressed native flax. Class "-For the best rope, made of native ilax. Class 8-For the best Canterbury tanned leather. Class!)— For the best wool mats. Class 10—For the best flax mats. Class 11 -For the best Canterbury grown and innnufactuml chicory. Class 12—For the best 10 gals. ale. Class 13—For the best 10 gals, porter. Class 14—For the best 50 lbs mould candles. Class 15—For the best 10 lbs toilet soap. Class IG—For the best 50 lbs soft soap. Class 17—For ihe best bushel of malt. Class 19.—For the best wheat, 1 bushel, to be grown by exhibitor. Class I!).—For the bust oats, 1 bushel, to be grown by exhibitor, Class 20.—For the best bailey, 1 bushel, to be grown by exhibitor. Class 21.—For the best peas, 1 bushel, to be grown by exhibitor. Class 22,—For the best beans, 1 bushel, to be grown by exhibitor. Class 23.—For the best. Derwent seed potatoes, I cwt, to be grown by exhibitor. Class 24 —For the best collection of vegetables, not less than 8 varieties, to be grown by exhibitor. PRIVATE PRIZES. Mr Dixon.—For the best [double-furrow plough, without sole-plate, .£2O. Mr Joseph Clarke.—For the best strong gorse knife, i'l. ENTRANCE FEES. Members. Non-members. Horses, bulls, and sheep Oilier cattle ... Figs Poultry Dairy produce ... Manufactures, &e. N.B.—Fxhildtora making more than one | entry in any cliun will be charged only half I the above fees for all beyond the first entry.