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Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 334, 22 October 1908, Page 8

The . annual show of the Wanganui Agricultural Association is fixed for November 11 and 12, on' the Wanganui liacecourse. The classes include horses, thoroughbreds from four-year-olds and upwards to the yearling colt filly or gelding,,coaching, draughts, and miscellaneous cattle, embracing biills, heifers, and cows of shorthorn grade, Polled Angus, Herefords, Holgteins, Ayrshire, Jersey, and Alderney, and fat stock.' Three prizes, valued at £H 10s., .405., and 205., await the successful competitors in the weight-judging of one. bullock. .The English Leicester . Association submit a silver shield for the champion ram. Prizes 0f.,£2 and,los. are for the successful competitor.', in judging weights of sheep. ' The New Zealand Fox Terrier Club's silver challenge cup,' valued at 25 guinea's, is offered' for best New Zealitad : bred wire-haired fox terrier dog. The Irish Terrier Club, too, send a marble clock for best Irish terrier, dog, and set of fish knives and forks for bitch. The delegates', trophy,; .value-3 piineas, is also announced for best' fox terrier puppy, wire or smooth, bred in New Zealand. The total prize-money is something over £1250. . . ■ ' ■ ■ If there really is an anti-love tendency in modern fiction; as the English reviewers say, it is' sure, to prove a- nine-day wonder. You have to abolish lovo in life before you can eliminate it from the novel and the play.— "Record Herald, 1 - Chicago,