SILVER JUBILEE SHOW

Stratford Evening Post, Volume III, Issue 198, 10 November 1934, Page 4

SILVER JUBILEE SHOW

ENTRIES CLOSE TONIGHT

REMINDER TO EXHIBITORS

i It is difficult for the average per- ! son to.realise that this Central Tara I naki show has been in existence only ] 25 years. Indeed, one readily grasps i the meaning of the word mushroom 1 growth if one observes when touring } New Zealand tlu progress those asso- ! ciations winch have been in exisI tence for nearly three quarters of a century 'Jin.l compare it with the Cen f tra.l Taranalu association". No wonder I the monitor* ore so loyal and so proud of their 25 years' progress. The | Stratford show compares very fav- ; ourably with any show in the Dominion. Exhibitors recognise that an . | award secured at Stratford is some- | ! .thing to be proud of and to cherish. ! and again, a North Island champion J ship won at Stratford is never a walk over; it has to be strenuously competed for. ! Th»ve are three North Island chamI pionshipa at Stratford thjs silver I jubilee year—champion hunter of the North Island and champion Friesian j cow and bull of the North Island. , The best are invited to compete. The most comprehensive- spring show schedule ever submitted to show exhibitors is this specially revised silver jubilee programme of 1934. There is a place for pedigree cows or, bulls or select grade cows. As for hows,, this is one of the most varied pro-, grammes ever produced in a show rins—whether steeplechaser, hunter, i a wire or water jumper, a spring , carter a hack or, hi fad". W good j thing on four legs. Read 'the trotting j page' of the schedule. The boy could j not get away to compete in the Tviol- , bourne centenary show ring events", but here are those very same events at Stratford. Read the novelty event page in.the schedule. '/ I Entries close at 9 tonight.