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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXVII, Issue 10660, 31 May 1913, Page 3

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| pEILDJIS'G FARMERS’ UNION. ANNUAL PLOUGHING MATCH, To ba held in ME. J. MANAGE! ’S paddock Opposite Mr MoElroy’o residence, four miles from Feiiding, on WEDNESDAY, JUNE lith. PRIZE LIST, CLASS “A.”;, | OPEN PLOUGHIING COMPETI- | TION for double-furrow cut as I you please. First prize £4, second £3, third £l. CLASS “B.” Double Furrow, skeiths only allowed. Width not less than 10 inches, no cut. First prize £5, second £ls, third £l. GLASS “0.” PLOUGHING COMPETITION FOR 1 JUNIOR PLOUGHMEN UNDER 20 YEARS. I‘ Double Farrow, wrought or cast shares, skeiths only allowed for best all round ploughing. First prize £4 second £3, third £l. With not less than 10 inches no ( cut. t CLASS “D.” I OPEN PLOUGHING COMPETITION FOR TRIPLE FURROW OAST SHARES. First prize £4, second £3, third £l, WidtSi not less than 10 inches no cut. Entrance fee for each Glass sa. SPECIAL PRIZES. ;'l Best ploughing in B, C, or D. Gold saadal £2 2s, 2 Best crown on field £1 Is. 8 Sfiraightest ploughing on field £1 Is. 4 Best Ins and Outs £1 Is. 5 Best finish £1 Is. 0 Best kept harness in use at leasix months. 7 Horses showing evidence of most care and attention, £1 Is. S Team showing b®sb management and most tractabiiity, £1 Is. 9 Youngest competitor, £1 Is. 10 Best plough team of four on ground, &2 2s. RULES AND CONDITIONS. • 1 All teams must be on the ground and ready to start at 9,45 a.m., when drawing will take place. 3 Area to ba ploughed; Up to one acre at the direction of the Committee, The time allowed will he at the rate of 4}.< hours for double furrow, and three hours for three furrows per imperial acre, including 30 minutes for luncheon. S No assistance will be allowed competitors except one man to adjust poles. 4 Every competitor must pi ugh not less than five inches cle p. 5 All teams must start and nop at signal of a flag. 0 Competitors must stop 3 minutes for luncheon, teams not to be unyoked, 7. All competitors must plough the lot they draw and strike out on the right hand x )e F and back their neighbour on the left striking out and finishing with their full team.