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Waikato Times, Volume 127, Issue 21243, 14 October 1940, Page 22 (Supplement)

i>m BUY QUALITY MEAT from . . . FARMERS’ BUTCHERY Ltd. Victoria Street (Opp. Collingwood St.) Hamilton TELEPHONE 144 3. " Where the Best Does Cost Less Mutton :: Spring Lamb Pork :: Beef :: Small Goods, etc.—are better at the Farmers’ Butchery Ltd.

DIAMOND RINGS # WEDDING RINGS ENGAGEMENT RINGS HOWDEN’SWATCHES CLOCKS PRESENTATION GIFTS GLASSWARE ETC. HOWDEN’S Opp. Hamilton Hotel. Victoria St. Hamilton.

SHEEP

FIRST DAY. Champion Certificates will be awarded to the best Ram and the best Ewe in each breed where there is bona fide competition. Competition to mean exhibits from two or more owners. Reserve Champions will be selected in each section from exhibits taking a first or second prize. Entry fee 6/- for members, non-members 10/-. First prize £l/10/-, second 15/- (unless otherwise mentioned). The giving of a prize to a sheep shall imply that the Judges are satisfied that such sheep is fairly shorn, or fairly trimmed. All sheep in Pedigree Shorn Classes must be shorn on or after Ist August. NATURAL CONDITION SHEEP RULES. A declaration must be made on back of entry form stating (1) the actual date sheep were shorn; (2) that they were shorn evenly and close to the skin; (3) that the wool has not been trimmed or locked in any way since: (4) that the sheep have not been housed or covered at any time. Any indication of artificial colouring or oiling will disqualify. These conditions will be rigidly adhered to. All stud sheep to be shown in wool, and in natural condition unless otherwise specified. The Association reserves the right to substitute value in lieu of cash for prizes. NOTE.—In the event of any donated Prizes being reduced or withdrawn usual section Prizes will be paid. ROMNEY MARSH. The X.Z. Loan and Mercantile Cup will be held by Exhibitor gaining most points in the Romney Marsh Section. Class 180—'‘■Ram, 30 months and over. Prizes—First £2, second £l, third 10/-. Class 181—Ram. 18 months and under 30 months. Prizes—First £2, second £l, third 10/-.

EQUAL TO THE Awarded Two Firat Prizes at the Royal Show. “ New Kiwi ” Shearing Machines. The standard model—the most popular of the New Kiwi shearing machines. These plants incorporate many new features, including the patent cam clutch, the easiest and most positive type of in and out gearing. There is a model for every shearer. The “Federal” Tcpdresser This popular Star-Feed Machine is made of the best materials and workmanship and is the lightest draught of any machine of its size. This distributor has six distinct speeds enabling sowing of 11 to 18 cwt. per acre. WIND’S GAP-STOP SHEARS. BRIT REG. DES. 787789 BRIT.& FOREIGN PATS APR FOR* DAGGIXG AND CRUTCH IN G SHEARS. The patent gap stop prevents the blades from separating with the result the blades may have less set and therefore keep their edge longer. WORLD’S BEST The *5. deal” Ha’ row fmk m Federal Saw Bench HOOPER “Federal" Tandem Disc Harrow. This bench is of all-steel construction fitted with 11-inch shafting in selfaligning Plummer Block. Supplied with 18 to 28inch saws. £ CO- LTD ★ WRITE TO-DAY FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS 90 FEDERAL ST., AUCKLAND