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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1579, 24 October 1912, Page 8

AGRICULTURAL SHOWS. MA.NAWATU AND WEST COAST AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL ASSOCIATON. [ LOOK OUT FOR THE 27th GRAND METROPOLITAN, AGRICULTURAL i AND LIVE STOCK SHOW AND INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION, to bo hold OCTOBER 30th and 31st, and , NOVEMBER' Ist. 1912, At tho SHOW GROUNDS OF THE ASSOCIATION, PALMERSTON NORTH. ' The Battle-Ground, of New Zealand for , Bloodstock Champions. Valuable Cups and Trophies in every Division. MANAWATU KENNEL CLUB'S ANI NUAI, CHAMPION DOG SHOW will be held at tho samo time. Dorse-shoeing and Shoomaking, Hunters' Competitions, Driving, Riding Hacks, Draughts, and Carriage norses. ART AND INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION. . Amusement, Recreation, Education. Full of interest from start.to finish. Get your Prize List and entry early; All information from |. W. T. FENNY,.Secretary, Box 85, Palmerston North. A. AND P. SHOW. 1 . TWENTY-NINTH'ANNUAL FIXTURE To be Held at Hawera, NOVEMBER 20th AND 21st. THIS YEAR'S SHOW will be ESPECIALLY WORTHY of the Attention of ALL AGRICULTURISTS AND PAS- '. TORALISTS. Prize-money in addition to Cuns and Trophies, The Championship Gold Medals of the y.Z. Jersey Breeders' Association and tho N'.Z. Ayrshire Breeders' Association will lie competed for at this Show. : ■ AN UNEXAMPLED.OPPORTUNITY ! For wide-awako Cattlemen to test the ! Quality of their Stock. Also -the KENNEL CLUB SHOW, Tapidly gaining prominence as a feature \! the Show. , ' ENTRIES CLOSE.9th NOVEMBER. Schedules on application. 'f. G. TREWEEK,'. i •.•'.-... Secretary, Hawera. ' l '' '. '" ' - • ■ WAIRARAPA AND EAST COAST P. AND A. SOCIETY. THIRTY-FIFTH ANNUAL SHOW, ■ WEDNESDAY AND 23rd'and 21th OCTOBER, 1512. , Challenge Cups" and Vnlliable Prizes in ",...:.all. Sections'. ' Champion. Jumping Second Day. Pigeon Races Second Day. For all information apply to ' H. S. MOSS, Secretary, . P.O. Box 25, Carterton. WAIKATO AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL ASSOCIATION. " ' TWENTY-FIRST. ANNUAL SHOW, >■'■ -■ To he held at'tho ASSO.gi'ATidiVs Grounds, CLAUDELANDS, HAMILTON,' TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, • ■ November 12 and 13, Entries Close SATURDAY, OCT. 26. Schedules aud full particulars post free Jroni J. C. POTTS, Secretary, Hamilton. > ■ "" ' ■■■■-■ _- AN HISTORIC . HERD! •' ' THE BUSHY PARK STUD HEREFORDS. ■ MR..FRANK MOORE'S, DISPERSAL SALE. At ICai 'Iwi, Waiiganui, New Zealand, Thm-sdayiand Friday,: 21th and 25th '•:•■/■ April, 1913. Owing to the Expiry of Certain Leases, THESE FAMOUS CATTLE . Are then to be. sold by Public Auction, WITHOUT THE SLIGHTEST RESERVE. 203 FEMALE STCD.HEREFORDS. A LARGE NUMBER OF STUD BULLS. A fine lot of' Bull Calves. THESE MAGNIFICENT CATTLE, founded upon Mr. James Stuckcy's renowned To Rangituinau Herd, nro. practically all eligible for entry in the ENGLISH HERD BOOK. They: cannot be surpassed in the World for EVENNESS OF TYPE, CONSTITUTION, EARLY MATURITY and GRAND RICH DARK COLOUR! • . THE TE rInGITUMAU-BUSHY PARK HERD have had a memorable career. For many years they have carried all before them in the Fat Classes, and have more than held their- own in the' Stud Sections. This is their WONDERFUL SHOW RECORD! Between November, 1805, and March, 1912, they secured'in the Stud Classes no lower than 17 CHAMPIONSHIPS; 100 FIRST PRIZES; iS SECONDS, and 19 THIRDS. - In the Fat Classes they were awarded: 210 FIRST PRIZES; 139 SECONDS, and 57 THIRDS. The following arc a few of the TROPHIES WON BY THESE FINE CATTLE :— Manawa Bowl, twenty guineas, won outright, most points in Fat Cattle at Masterton. ' . . . . Special at Hawera for Yearling Stud Hereford.Bull. Messrs'. Barraud and Abraham's Trophy, £10 10s., most points in Fat. Cattle flt.Manawatu, ivon outright several times. Champion Prize, presented by Messrs. Pitt, Son and Badgery, for best Fat Ox, uny age or brood, at Sydney, 1909. The fiame bullock also 'won' First Prize for HerefordlFat Ox—any age—and the Championship for heaviest Ox on tho > Show Grounds. He was only six years old! A steer shown by Mr. Moore won outright a piece of Silver Plate, presented liy Hereford Association, for best two-year Hereford Steer, also for best three-year steer (Hereford).. shown at Wahgaimi, Manawatu, and arasterton, 1911-12. The cattle have been notably successful in Freezing and Shop-bullock classes, thus showing their qualities of Early Maturity. In the conduct of this important , and 'epoch-making Dispersal Sale in April, ■ 1933, there will act in conuinction— ' MURRAY. ROBERTS & CO.. LTD., FREEMAN R. JACKSON & CO., WILLIAMS AND KETTLE, LTD., Auctioneers. / Cablegrams of inquiry can be addressed; ' "Pinfire," Wellington, New Zealand. FARMERS!' 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Surgeon Dentlßt, BENNETT'S BUILDINGH. TAIHAEB. HIGGiNSGN & MACSHANE, Shatobrokcrs, Accountants, And General Agenti, 143 FEATHERSTON ST.. WELLINGTON Telegram E—'-'Maxmi ojW