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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXII, Issue 22262, 9 November 1935, Page 16

OVER £1250 TO BE WON!! The Greatest Show in New Zealand will be staged at HAWERA on WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, 20th and 21st November, 1935. ; : •. . / ' The Egmont A. & P. Association 52nd ANNUAL SHOW. ADDITIONAL CLASSES. INCREASED PRIZE-MONEY. MAGNIFICENT TROPHIES. VALUABLE POINTS PRIZES id .All Section* —TO BE WON OUTRIGHT. POINTS PRIZES of £5/5/- in Friesian, Ayrshire and Milking Shorthorn Sections Champion Jersey Bull, £5 Champion Jersey Cow, £5. 93-PIECE CANTEEN OF CUTLERY, value 45gns., First Prize for the CHAMPION DAIRY COW. Second Prize, SILVER TEA SERVICE and TRAY, value lOgns. . » SILVER TEA SERVICE and TRAY, value I Ogns., for Most Pomts in the Dairy Section. MANY OTHRR SPECIAL PRIZES IN THE DAIRY SECTION. , SILVER TEA SERVICE and TRAY, value lOgns., for Most Points in Saddle Horses. AYNSLEY TEA SET, value sgns., for Most Points in Working Horses. SILVER TEA SERVICE and TRAY, value 1 Ogns,, for Hunting Competition. SILVER TEA SERVICE and TRAY, value ftgns., for Trotting Event. SILVER TEA SERVICE and TRAY, value lOgns., for Trotting Event. SILVER TEA SERVICE and TRAY, value lOgns., for Trotting Event. SILVER TEA SERVICE and TRAY, value I Ogns., for Most Points in Purebred Sheep Sections, and Valuable Cash Prizes in the Fat Lamb Sections. SILVER TEA SERVICE and TRAY, value I2gns., for Most Points in Purebred Pig Sections. CUP for Most Points in Bacon and Porker Sections. ELECTRIC KETTLE, TOASTER and IRON as Points Prizes in Home Industries. , PEDIGREE BREEDERS NOTE ! VALUABLE TROPHY s The Arundell Challenge Gold Cup, value I OOgns., for the exhibitor gaining Most Points in Purebred Classes in the Livestock Sections (Horses, Cattle, Sheep and Pigs). The winner each year to receive a replica in silver. Who will be the first to win the Gold Cup? THE SCHEDULE MUST BE SEEN TO BE APPRECIATED. SEND FOR A SCHEDULE IMMEDIATELY. Forward Your Entries Without Delay A Win at Hawera will be the WIN of the Season! SPECIAL RAILWAY CONCESSIONS ON STOCK. Entries Close Finally on THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1935, at 9 p.m. Telephone 2778. Box 148, Hawera. R. McCAY, Secretary.

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