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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume VI, Issue 919, 11 October 1879, Page 3

DOGS. Best Sheep Dog. Best Cattle Dog. POULTRY. Geese, Turkeys, Ducks, Fowls : Dorking, Spanish, Brahma, Game, or any other breed; Pigeons, any breed. Certificates will be Awarded For— The Best Home-made Bread, The Best Samples Butter— Bait and fresh. The Beßt Samples Cheese. PRODUCE. Members and Exhibitors are invited to show Root, Grain, and other Produce. IMPLEMENTS. A Silver Medal will be awarded to the Best Collection of Agricultural Implements on the Show Ground. SHEARING. For shearing two sheep in the most workmanlike manner, the time to be limited to half an hour. No second prize unless four competitors enter, no third prize unless six competitors enter. Shearing to commence at 2.30 p.m. First priae, £1 10s ; second prize, £1 ; third prize, 10s. A LEAPING MATCH Will be held at 3 o'clock in the afternoon. A Prize of £5 is offered for the horse that clears the highest bar, not-less than 4 feet from the ground. flChree trials allowed for each rise of the bar. Also, — A Prize of £5 is offered for the horse that is best over three jumps, hedge, water jump, and hurdle. Entrance fee> 10s. There will be no . match unless there are four or more entries, which may be made with the Secretary on the ground. SPECIAL PRIZE. £5 5s is offered by Mr G. L. Sunderland, to be given to the winner of moat prizes in Horses, Cattle, and Sheep. To score by points, 2 points allowed for first prize, and 1 point for second prize. GENERAL REGULATIONS TO BE OBSERVED AT THE FORTHCOMING SHOW. All Entries for the forthcoming Show to be sent in, properly described and classed, to the Secretary, addressed Masonic Hotel, not later than eight o'clock on SATURDAY EVENING, October 25. All the exhibits shall be delivered at the appointed place at or before 9 a.m. on the day of the Show. All hacks entered in any of the classes shall be ridden before the Judges if required. All owners of Bulls and Entire Horses shall take oharge of them personally or by deputy throughout the proceedings. The Show will be open to the public at 12 o'clock noon. Admission — 2s ; children under 12, half-price. P. H. BOURKE, Hon. Sec. N.B. — No Entries, except for Shearing and Jumping Matches, will on any consideration whatever be received after the time and date above mentioned, viz., SATURDAY, Oct. 25. •TENDERS. rpENDERS will be received for the J- PURCHASE OF THE GATES otthe FORTHCOMING SHOW. To be Bent in to the Honorary Secretary not later than October 20. Highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. P. H. BOURKE, Hon. Sec. TO CARTERS. rpENDEBS will be received by the j -*- undersigned tip to NOON on MONDAY, the 13th inst., for CARTING 660 YARDS OF GRAVEL AT KAITERATAHI. Specifications are to be seen at the ROSELAND HOTEL, Makaraka, and at the Office of the County Council, Giaborne. The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. * MALCOLM McLEOD. NOTICE ON and after date the STATEMENT OF ACCOUNTS due to the undersigned will be RENDERED and DUE MONTHLY instead of quarterly as heretofore. (Signed) WILLIAM TEAT. Gisborne, October Ist, 1879. __^ ' MESSRS. TAYLOR & BATTEN CONTRACTORS FOR THE RE MO VALO FN I G HTS OI L FOR THE BOROUGH OF GISBORNE. nVTOTICE is hereby given that anyone -*-^ infringing or interfering with the contract by the removal of NIGHT SOIL within the Borough will be proceeded against according to law. All orders. to be dropped into the box at the Timber Yard of Mr. CD. Berry, Gladstone Road.