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Timaru Herald, Volume XCVIII, Issue 18084, 24 June 1924, Page 4

WAIMATE. (From Our Own Correspondent.) | WINTER SHOW. ! The annual winter show, held under j the auspices of tne U'ainiate Poultry ■ Association commences on hriday next, ' at. j! p.m. and will be continued until Saturday evening. Tiie secretary (Air W. I'. George) reported tnat entries for 'the poultry section constituted a record, close on 4UU having been received. The entries for the Winter Show section are also very good.

WAIMATE DISTRICT HUNT. Mr E. (3. Studliolme presided over a special general meeting of the Waimate Distr et on-Saturday evening. The revised rules, as drawn up by tlie sub-committee were adopted. Master A. G. Pitts was elected a member and Mr T. Ilobbs an honorary life member. POINT TO POINT MEETING. Next Thursday afternoon the annua! Point to Point meeting will be held. The course selected is an ideal one, having a natural grandstand, winch will give spectators - a splendid view of every fence. The site is two miles from Waimate, along the Timaru road. For the guidance of visitors a Hag will be placed at the corner ol the main road, and tlio road leading to the course. Twemv-two nominations have been received and, provided the weather conditions are favourable, a good day's sport is assured.

SCHOOL CONCERT. The first of a, hones oi concern to raise funds for the travelling expenses 01 uie primary senooi s lirst mtecn tq?k piace- mi i'riuay aiieraoon. Masters W. Harrison uuct C. .Vianoiiestor divided the honours of chairmansmp. J.ne programme was as follows: —teong and chorus, "Come to the Lair," standards V and VI ; pianotone duet, Connie Rumsden and Hilda Coilis; recitation, Uhro Dobbs; flute .solo, Helen bhepherd; song, Leolf. Collett; recitation, Hetty Malthas; pianoforte duet, GlaAys Holmes and Janet ilcDaueiilan; duet, Marjory Joyce and Jiertha Hunt; recitation, Hdward Morrison; song, Grace fUctvenzic-; pinnoiorte solo, Connie Lumsden; dance, Hthne .Fulton; recitation, Nessie Jones; song, Marjory Joyce; recitation, Gladys Holmes; liaka, Scouts. The school games fund will benefit to the extent of £1 as a result of the pupils’ elforts.

HUNTING. The AVaimato hounds jnet at NTt- H. il. Alcver's, “.tugiiway,” Hook, on ! J iiui'au.iy last. '.l no weather ivus idcui lor Jilin ling and. with rlio puck working well, .some interesting sport was experienced. jto anas threw ofl' in n field adjoining the homestead mid drew a flunk, beverai oilier holds were iriett hoi'oro a lime was put Up. I'ms led ilio fold tor a straiglit run of about iwo miles before making her escape m tlm river bed. Another bare was soon found which made towards .Air MenzieT properly. olio rail in a circle over a fairly steep ciilt and doubled back into .Mr .Alyais' properly, and, alter a three mile run, over diflienlt country, was iiiiij ilv brought to earth in ilm paddock .-.be commenced from. The Held then returned to I lie Jimnesiead where they were entertained m a damiy aiteruooii tea by Mr and Mrs Those following were The Ma-sor I .Mi" C. Me) arhle.n .i on Self Defence; Mepiny Master llteg. Harrison) on Ad Adra, j.Juuismau I‘> i imisoii on