IMPLEMENTS.

Timaru Herald, Volume XVII, Issue 817, 18 November 1872, Page 3 (Supplement)

IMPLEMENTS.

r.Tudi»es : Messrs Anderson, Gosling, and L " Stericker.] Ist Class— For the best and cheapest single furrow plough of any make, a prize of £2—l en lr T .Reid and Gray. No prize awarded (not complete to try m time). 2nd Class — for the best and cheapest three-furrow plough, ft prize of £2—l entry — T W Hall (£22). Prize awarded. 3rd Class— For the best and cheapest double-furrow plough, a prize of £2—5 entries— John Elder (£25), Joseph Ogilvio (£24), TW Hall (£2O), Reid and Gray (£24), KFGray (£26). First prize, John Elder; highly commended, X F Gray. 4lh Class— For the best and cheapest pair of heavy harrows, a prize of £I—3 entriesJohn Elder (£8 10s), Reid and Gray (£8 10s), David Ogilvio (£7 10s). Prize, Keid aud Gray ; highly commended, John Elder. sth Class— For the best and cheapest pair of light harrows, a prize of £I— No entry. Gth Class— For tho best and cheapest drill for corn and seed, a prize of £2— No entry. 7th Class— For the best and cheapest grubber nnd 'scarifier, a prize of £I—No1 — No entry. Bth Class— For the best and cheapest chaiicuf ter, a prize of £I— No entry. 9th Class— For tho best and cheapest farm cart, a prizo of £2-1 entry— John Elder (£25 J. Prize awarded. 10th Class— For tho best and cheapest set of cart harness, leading aud shaft, a prize of £I— No entry. 11th Class — For tho best reaping machine, a prizo of £2 — 2 entries— Eeid and Gray (£4B), Joseph Ogilvie (£36). Prize, Eeid and Gray. 12th Class — For tho best mowing machine, a prize of £2— No entries. 13th Class— For tho best reaper and mower combined, a prize of £2—l entry— Eeid and Gray (£35). Prizo awarded. 14th Class — For the best grass sowing machine, a prize of £I—No1 — No entries. 15th Clas3 — For tho best churn, a prizo of £I—No1 — No entries.