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Great Northern A. & I. Association. . ANNUAL SHOW At Waipapakanri, February 28, 1912. Judges: Horaei: Mesiri, George Lindrun and John Crawford, both of Anokland. Oatkla: Mr. Murdooh Sheep and Pig«: Meurt. Keay and Geo. Thomae. Poultry: Dr, Luma. Farm Produce: Mr. Blen. Matthewi, Fruit: Mr. -W. Gardiner. Needlework, Fauoy Work, Preservei; Mil. Sefton. School Work and J uvenile Work : Eav. 0. J. Marton. Gumdiggera’ and Miioallaneoua: Mr. F. J. Hugger. Maori Work: Mr. W. Hobion. Sporta : Mr. Alf. Long. Omitted from Show Sohejdulo: Light Draught Mare or Gelding, three year* old High Jump for Horiea. Bath thaie eventi are ta be addad. Any exhibit!, from anywhere, »d----dresied to the Secretary of the Show, care of Mr. Davil, Kaitaia, not later than Thuriday morning, 12nd February, will.be brought on to Waipapakauri by special conveyance. FRED. RUSSELL, Sec. C.N.A. & I. Aim. VERNON REED, 1 A, LOGAN lAWASAWA. j J MAKOOXUI. Eeed *& Logan, Barristers and (Solicitors, MANGONTJI. Solicitors to Government Advances to Settlers' Offioe. Solicitors to Mangonui County Council. Solicitors to Whangaroa County Oounoil. Agents State Fire Insuranoe. Patent Agents. Kaitaia, Aliipara, Houhora, Wl»angaroa and Kaeo Courts regularly attended. Attendance at Kaitaia on first day of every month. Money to Lend on all olasses of seour-

In Memoriam, | L PAUL.—In loving memory of my fear husband, Frederick Edward Paul, who departed thil life on February 11th, 1911. Silently the shades of evening Gather round our lonely door, Silently they bring us A face on earth we’ll see no more. But though the loving voice is silenced, And the true heart oeased to beat, We still miss the well-known footsteps A dear husband and father we used to greet.