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Otago Daily Times, Issue 22356, 1 September 1934, Page 28

SHOWS ATAGO agricultural and paso TORAL SOCIETY. ANNUAL STALLION SHOW And PREMIER CLYDESDALE HORSE PARADE OF THE DOMINION Will be held at TAHUNA PARK, DUNEDIN, On THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1934. Commencing at 11 a.m. With A GRAND PARADE OF STALLIONS OF ALL AGES. Followed by Competition in the following classes: — CLASS I.—Clydesdale Stallion, four years old or over. First Prize, £ls; Second, £2; Third Prize, £l. CLASS 2.—Clydesdale Stallion, three years. First Prize, £4; Second Prize, £2; Third Prize, £l. CLASS 3.—Clydesdale Stallion, two years. First Prize, £3; Second Prize, £2; Third Prize, £l. CLASS 4. —Clydesdale Entire Colt, one year. First Prize, £3; Second Prize, £2; Third Prize, £l. CLASS S.—THE WRIGHT, STEPHENSON. PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP, valued at 100 guineas, and the CLYDESDALE HORSE SOCIETY’S SILVER MEDAL, for best Stallion, four years old or over, as per usual conditions. CLASS 6. —THE DONALD REID MEMORIAL PERPETUAL CHALLENGE SHIELD AND GOLD MEDAL for the Champion Stallion of the Parade. Diplomas with each award. Stallions from two years old upwards must be passed in the ring by the Society’s Hon. Veterinary Surgeons between 8.45 a.m. and 10.45 a.m. Inspection free. ENTRY FEES: Members, 10s; Non-members, 15s. ENTRIES CLOSE SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 15. A. F. DUTHIE, Secretary, MONEY THE ALLIANCE ADVANCE AND 1 DISCOUNT CO., LTD., Security Buildings, Stuart street, DUNEDIN. MONEY TO LEND ON ALL CLASSES OF SECURITIES. P.O. Box 688. Telephone 11-221. ESTABLISHED 1913. THE OTAGO FINANCE & AGENCY CO., LTD., 179 Princes Street, Dunedin. MONEY TO LEND On Furniture, Pianos, Life Policies, Shares, Bonds, Interests in Estates, etc., etc. £5 to £SOOO. jy-ONBY TO LEND On Freehold Security at Lowest Current Interest Rates. NEVILL & NAPIER, Solicitors, Stock Exchange Bldgs. LOANS.— All eecurftles; low rates; confidential —Accommodation, Ltd., Bank of New Zealand Chambers. Princes street The octagon finance company, ltd. —We have Money to Lend In sums up to £100; all securities.

Everything has been done to make sailors feel “at home’' in the Church of St. Barbara. Whale Island, Portsmouth Harbour, which lately was dedicated by Dr Lovett. Bishop of Portsmouth. , The building has been converted from an ammunition store into a church by shipwrights of H.M.S. Excellent and H.M.S. Sultan. The floor has been laid out on the lines of a caulked deck, the roof also hag a caulked appearance, and above the altar hangs a lamp. On the altar frontal is embroidered the ship of Christ, with the words: "So He bringeth them into the haven where they would, be.” The altar cross is a memorial to Rear-admiral the Hon. Horace Hood, who was killed at the Battle of Jutland. Dignity is the word that best epitomises the Queen. But those who have never semi tier at Court or at the opening of Parliament have never seen the real Queen. With her State robes and her crown or her court dress and her diamonds, she assumes an air of regal austeritv that ig unequalled in the world. The Queen ceases, to the eye of the beholder, to be a woman and becomes the quintessence of monarchy—the living embodiment of the calm dignity of England*