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Marlborough Express, Volume XLVI, Issue 263, 6 November 1912, Page 5

BLENHEIM DEFENCE RIFX:E CLUB. FIRST Competition for Mills Cup will b© fired on FRIDAY MORNING, Bth inst., at 5.30 sharp. W. H. WEST;-. Hon. 'Secretary:" HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE, BLENHEIM. . MONDAY and TUESDAY, November 11 and 12. After-a "phenomenal tour of Australia. THE GREAT JANSEN Tho THE GREAT JANSEN World's-. THE GREAT JANSEN Most THE GREAT JANSEN Marvellous THE GREAT JANSEN Transfonnist. And His Own NEW BRILLIANT COMPANYNEW BRILLIANT COMPANY. 12—STAR ARTISTS—I 2 PRICES: 4s, 2s 6d, and Is. Plans'open' at Parker's on Friday Morning. Day Sales at Parker's. MONDAY, doors open at 8, per-. formanoe at 8.30. ..,.,.. TUESDAY, doors open at 7.15,. performance at 8. Touring Manager, GEORGE CATHR©. MARLBOROUGH AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL. ASSOCIATION. INTENDING "ENTRANTS -are;, notified that the Committee have decided to accept entries at tin© ground in the following competitions: SHEAF PITCHING COMPETITION. SHEARING COMPETITION. LEAPrNG COMPETITIONS. DOG JUMP. MOTOR DRIVING COMPETITIONS. The time of closing will be ditiy . notified, and meantime tho Secretary will be prepared to accept any entry forwarded1. FRANK MOGRIDGE, Secretary. MARLBOROUGH ' AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAk ASSOCIATION. MILCH COW TEST. TjIXHIBITORS are reminded.that,. xLII in accordance with conditions, cows must be on ground on MONDAY, not later than 6 p.m., and milked in the presence and to the satisfaction of Cattle Steward. They will be milked again on TUESDAY MORNING at a time t* suit all concerned, which will be fixoel mutually* on Monday at the time of milking. 1?' MOGRIDGE, Secretary. m7rlborough~ agricultural and pastoral.' association. ' ' ANNUAL SHOW; November 12th & 13th ; . /• ■.-,■■ • ■ ■ /EXHIBITORS' REMINDER am* ' ■ V.., /TIME-TABLE. • . A LL ■■••Exhibits; -of •: Sheep, Farm £%■■- Produce; Machinery,' must he> on the Ground at 10 a ; mV oil TUBS•DAY. First Day. :• TUESDAY; FIRST DAY. ' "November • 12th. All Thoroughbreds—Classes 47 to 63, inclusive. Ponies—Class 26, Stallion. Hackneys—Class 54, Stallion. Draughts—Classes 1 to 6, inclusive* Stallion, and Classes 24 and 25. Judging will 4 commence .at NOOK with Stallions in each1 class. Competitions will conxmenW at--1.15 p.m. with: ■ ' 2 p.m.—Motor Driving. 2.31) p.m.—Dog Jump. 2.30 p.m.—Sheaf Pitching. - 2.31) p.m.—Tandem Driving. 3 p.m.—Harness and Driving Competition. ' 3.15 p.m.—Driving Competition. 3.15 p.m. —Driving Competition, (ladias). 4 p.m.—Maiden Jumping Competition. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 13tit. SECOND DAY. All Dairy and Domestic Producemust be on hand, before 9,30. HACKNEYS. Judging w? 11 commence at 9 a.m. with Classes 55 to '58b, followed fey Classes 37 to 46a, and Classes 59 to 65, in order as set out in catalogue. PONIES. Judging will commence .at 10 a.m.. with Class 23, and then on in order. DRAUGHT HORSES. Judging will commence at 9.30 a.m. with Class 7, and following classes ii*< consecutive order. GRAND PARADE at 2.30 P.M. ; Followed by OPEN HUNTING COMPETITIONS. ■•...;. " PONY JUMPING. HIGH JUMP. BEST, BOY RIDER, OVER HURDLES: SPECIAL NOTICE TO EXHIBITORS. Exhibitors are again reminded thai they must be on hand punctually, and be ready to enter the ring foi* their respective classes when called eH, otherwise they will not be judged. FRANK MOGRIDGE, Secretary. WAIRAU LICENSING DISTRICT? NOTICE OF APPLICATION" FOB : , "TRANSFER OF LICENSE. I FREDERICK BACON, of Spn*Bg t Creek, being the- holder of » Publican's License in respect of tho premises situate at Spring Creek, <aji«B known as "The Ferry Hotel," x?& hereby give notice that I desire t*t. obtain, and will at the next Licensing^ Meeting to be held at the Courthouse, Blenheim,.on the 3rd day of Deeeia ber, 1912, apnly for a transfer of the said license from myself to William Kriapp Francis, my appointee. Dated at Blenheim tlie 21st day of October, 1912. ■ FREDERICK BACON. W.T. CHURCHWARD, Solicitor. Blenheim.