DISTRICT NOTES.

Pahiatua Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 5349, 4 February 1916, Page 2

DISTRICT NOTES.

WOODVILLE SHOW PIGS.

Tile following are the dead weights of the pigs shown in the bacon and pork classes at the Woodville Show, together with the prizes allotted. The prizes are donated’ by Mr S. Bolton and the Woodville Bacon Company:— Pen 8: C. R, Palmer, 1581bs and U43o|hs, Pen 9: Henry Peck, 1391bs and 144 lbs.—lst, £2 2s. Pen 10. Peter Anderson, 1571bs and lo9lbs. Pen 11: Peter Anderson, 1531bs and 1601bs. Pen 12: James, McKinley, 1331bs and 1 1361 b £1 11s 6d. Pen 13: James McKinley, 1461bs and 1281 b £1 Is. Pen 14: S. E. Wo-rboys, 1261b8 and 12olbs> —4*th, £l. Pen 16: Ralph Ricrards, 1861bs and 19olbs. Pen 17: George Garry, loOlbs §md 1741b5. Pen 18: A. J. Rendle, 1401bs and 1431bs. —sth, los. Pen 19 (porkers). James McKinley, 851bs and 771bs.

WOODVILLE.

At a meeting of the Woodrilie A. and P. Association, Mr E. S. EToldaway wTote regretting his inability to attend the Show and tendered his resignation as a member of the committee. It was decided to ask Mr Holds way to hold over his resignation until the next annual meeting. In the list of men reported: dead by the Military Board of Enquiry, is the name of Sergt. A. B. P. Rosenfeldt, of Woodville, who was reported missing after May Bth, 1915.