NELSON A. & P. SHOW.

Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 672, 24 November 1909, Page 10

NELSON A. & P. SHOW.

i .( - MOOED ENTRIES. ' IB* Telegraph-Press association 1 * Nelson, November 23.. ' t The seventeenth annual show of the Nelson A. ands?. Association commenced ,to-day, in perfect conditions. Tho entries total 1035, a rocord for tho association. The draught horses formed a strong class, among tho most successful exhibitors ' being Newman Bros., Nolson; C. Andrell, Giovctown; , v and W. Ecay, Brightwnter. ' [- The championship for Shorthorn bull was taken by T. Hannen, Tadmor; Ayrshire bull, ,i W. Coleman, Riohmond; Aldoiney bull. W. D. Harkness, Eiehmond; Ayrshiro con,"W. Colet man; Alderney com, James Hunt, Eiehmond. [' Other exhibitors were —G. I. Sil- | cock, Brightnater, V. Fairey, Nolson, and J. A. \ Haycock, Richmond. [ The championship in pigs was awarded to \ W. E. May, Richmond (Berkshire and Taral > worths). j Tlhj sheap championships wont to- J. Glen, I' Richmond, Merino mm; Tho'-.' Hunt, Wakcf field, English Loiccstei, D. Blenheim,, l Ijincoln ram; Thos." Hunt, Eoninoy Marsh; G.' f and A, Hunt, Wakefield, and Philip Best, Apl pleby,' were 'the most successful exhibitors in i jheep clastes. [ The piospccts for the "people's day" to- \ monow aro most promising. \ Messrs. Allhuson and -Maxivell have been r Appointed by tho Taranaki Union to f,' inquire into tho land Settlement and Finance j. Hill, which aims to facilitate and finnnco ttio I purchase of estates by groups of settlors 'for ■ Bubdivision. The Taranaki Executions gerterj jilly of opinion that tho.Bill is not necessary. , Mnko poo? land good, and good land.better. I SPECIAL HIRTILISEBS for Tut. | nips and Espa.™* t ! ' ;." r \\ — _ ..!_ . „„.».U4*..J._;~