THE BAYS AT THE DUNEDIN AND INVERCARGILL SHOWS.

Otago Witness, Issue 2714, 21 March 1906, Page 76

THE BAYS AT THE DUNEDIN AND INVERCARGILL SHOWS.

All L.P. -who have promised to send exhibits to the D.L.F. bays m the Dunedin and TnvercargiJi winter shows are requested to forward their exhibits at as early a date as possible now. Exhibits for the Dunedin Show to be sent to " ilr J. R. Scott, Agricultural Buildings, Crawford street," and Exhibits for the Invercargill Show to " Miss G. Flint, Dee street, Invereargill." All exhibits to be marked. " Exhibits for D.L.F. Bay at Winter Show " The names and addresses in full must be attached to all exhibits, and senders should be careful in taking a complete list of all exhibits they send in. The full lists will not. be published again. Anf L.P. wishing for information with re-

T ference to further exhibits for the Dunedin bay should write to Miss Bell, Shag Valley Station, Waihemo, and for the Invercargill bay to Miss Grace Flint, Dee street, Invercargill. AN ADDITIONAL ATTRACTION FOR THE D.L.F. BAY AT THE DUNEDIN SHOW. As was announced in the Witness of March 7 and 14, the Otago A. and P. Association are offering prizes for competition by the pupils of the different schools foi collections of roots, vegetables, turnips, cabbage, cauliflower, l eeks, onions, beet, carrots, potatoes, ferns, seeds, foliage of native shrubs, pot plants, etc., to be shown in connection with the D.L.F. Bay at the Dunedin winter show. Exhibits are to be sent to Mr H. V. Fulton, secretary, Agricultural Buddings, Dunedin, who will supply LF. and school children generally with all particulars of the competition. In this connection I wish to draw the special attention of my friends of the page to the kind remarks made by " Drover " in his Stock .Notes this week on the bay project, and also on the A. and P. Society's competition. I have to thank " Drover " for the interest he has evinced in our affairs, and I am sure all L.F wi'l be deeply grateful to him for his kindness to us.