FEILDING SHOW EXHIBIT LIST.

Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 621, 25 September 1909, Page 8

FEILDING SHOW EXHIBIT LIST.

':.',':: THE MATTER,OF,HiOCK EAMS./v ; : ; ;'.The secretary, of J the. Feilding.A. -and P.' Associatibiivhas received' the, following letter. with : reference ..to . ,tho/ general . action in reducing the'prize-list for-flock sheep:—"We respectfully request-tiie committee: of, the Feild'ini^'A^andP,''Association to reinstate in their, show:"schedule, the class''for flock,rams. . the 'first';' the ■■shows was for non-podigreo stbck, •and .wo 'think it' is:a pity to' exclude', the ram olas'ses, as. it .will be', a', great'disappointment to'many'of your exhibitors."••;■';; ■ .'- ■:'.. : '- : .. ' The Sheep Schedule -.Committee of ths association were calledtegethertb cbnsider the'letter, "Mr. A.'. Campbell being in, the chair. A deputation comprising, Messrs.'A. Kidd.H. P. Taylor,' ahd.S.' G. Perry waited'on the .committee, ;nnd laid the matter before them,.pointing out that .farmers would be -the; losers by: the elimination of lldck. rams from'tn.e,schedule.' . ■;' ::,:'i.'he,.cominittee' ; subsequently passed the following reWutio'h;4~'That .it be a.recommenda-, :tien tb tbo Ben'erat.'comni.itteeithat.ilock ram's ;be reinstated ,in /the schedule,;;and that :• the, question of• retaining flock, ranis;' in.' future years be disonssed.a'tjtho next annual:meeting.";.-:;..-,;'

?->;"'/■ }'i;MANAW/iTU: SHOW. ; \ i Probably 'no; feature "at, ; the ■', Maniuvatu A. and'P.show. has mbre'fuseinatibh for the ladies thanith'e'iamateu'rrblas'ses'fbr.'.hesdlewbrk. Some classes are enumerated.in.the■ prize list, .ombfacingvalKkinds ef work in fin'o and coarse -point r - '"I'aoeP-' c'f belief,"" - ■t!irend/;;ufternbonrti'ay;,clothsj;.Ha'rdanßer:,(iin- ! broidery!", and'applique, • besides; an 'open class ioiv.p'r.ofessiorinls.y Exhibits,- forvth'eSe .sections cbbi'e ; bf and;, this: VeaiV even more.inquiries, have'. Been ' Tficeived • frpni, outside: \exbibitbrsi!' iiifehding jto '.'m'ak&o'ntriesV^EMzeS. »ablej pranging •-Copies'':bf-vtbe'-prizo-/lUtiaro'.fr'ee'M'an'dycan 1 be 'bb'ta'iue-1; }i rqm' i'.tEp:.',•: assp'ciatiofl'^'-riofficcY..",ipo jCuba; Street, ,-.i—,y .-V■ V;"':;TK6: arti'nhd isecjibiiCa't'ftheV|Jlariai; :: watt ! *sivo\ scnle,-'JanS •. Sections' coinprise;'pl)otbsrnphv;"Jhndscnpe,:Eeii;.figur'ei' study,-";and .ianimiil; life.; besides, , i'unior|olftsse''sJ'-Technical, I Bbh6b]s:'nfe furnished •with ti;most number,.bf classes, cmbracing..drawing, painting.in .many phases-■'of .art,!.modelling, design, and art craft wark, arohitectural- • nnd-'/mechnnicnl, > drawing. -The public school ■ competition syllabus compiled by :the. Teachers'. Ijistitiite is - .accomplishing admirable .Wbrk,--and\is much appreciated bj. the :pupils7 jvbo enter .in : 'largo' ','numbers. ,Tlio scbedhlcs'bave been largely-distributed'to' the . various'.teohnical; and-opublic" schools,'and, judging/from advices to band,' entries will be nn; a'.'lafger'.scalb' than -last' year.* .:, v

? "■'; ?(lly: Telegraphs-Press ■'Association'/ ??? ' ;'.\ ■''■■ : UJ'c':>''tiy :"?:?;-.Feilding/ September 2J? : ■ The .annual .moeting of the.- Wew Zealand; Hereford: C'attlei Breeders' Association was held' here to-day,: Mr.'J.'M'Gregbr':(president) being in the chair. '.The annual report .stated that ■ Herefords ?vere '-making headway; in New. Zealand; and'-the; publication ,of,', yblumo XI. of - the • association's.. transactions,- just completed, -•men'tionSj; the ;lfe,bulls, and-'B?3 to; obtain ..f.PJ'iK copies'.dt' theVhistcty; bf ; -Hereford cattle. :.Mx.' 'M'Gregbr,'the retiring president, was elected -an; honorary; nseniber,'-and;it: was'resolved to; oiTer''a'special'-prize'-aty the-1910 Gisborno .show, for'-a-'pen;of.three ithreq-year-old'cross--bred "... Hereford bullocks.;' It-was; also' decided' to recommend; the ''.council to offer a 'special prize -for''th'r'best;,twq-y'6ai;-c-ld.'(bullock' at-any;lead: jug • agricultural .show. Sir., I'.';\YY Arbpn -was :llr.'-G. •MwCurri'e vico-presi-deht, nud;Hessrs.;E.\Short.and C.;A..J. Leyctt. "cb'uicillo'rs.':?:?" ;;?-'??, - : ??; ■■' ''•'.? ''■:/'■;'■'■ -t .

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