AGRICULTURAL SHOWS. MANAWATTJ AND WEST COAST AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL ASSOCTATON. ' LOOK OUT FOR THE 27th GRAND I METROPOLITAN, AGRICULTURAL 1 AND LIVE STOCK SHOW AND T.N- ---? DDSTRIAL EXHIBITION, to bo hold fc OCTOBER 30th and 31st, and NOVEMBER Ist, 1912, f At tho SHOW GROUNDS OF THE r ASSOCIATION, PALMERSTON NOR'J'H. 0 Tile Battlo Ground of New Zealand for Bloodstock Champions. 3 Valiiablo Cups and Trophies in every 5 Division. 1 MANAWATU KENNEL CLUB'S ANNUAL CHAMPION DOG SIIOW will 5 bo held fit the snino time. Horse-shoeing and Shocmaking, Hunters' 5 Competitions, Driving, Riding Hacks, I Draughts, and Carriage Horses. ■ ART AND INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION. : Amusement, Recreation, Education, i Full of interest from start to finish. , Get your Prize List and entry early. t 'All information from ) W. T. PENNY, Secretary, i Box 85, Palinerston North, ; A. AND P. SHOW. i TWENTY-NINTH ANNUAL. FIXTURE To.bo Held at Hawera, s NOVEMBER 20th AND 21st. THIS YEAR'S SHOW will be ESPECIALLY WORTHY of the Attention of ALL AGRICULTURISTS AND PASTORALISTS. Prize-money in addition to Cuns and i Trophies, .£I3OO. •, -Tho Championship Gold Medals of tho ' N.Z. Jersey Breeders' Association and the J N.Z. Ayrshire Breeders' Association will bis competed for at this Show. \ AN UNEXAMPLED OPPORTUNITY I For wide-awake Cattlemen to test the r Quality of their Stock. \ Also the KENNEL CLUB SHOW, '■ rapidly gaining prominence as a feature 1 of the Show. ENTRIES CLOSE 9th NOVEMBER. Schedules on application. F. G. TREWEEK, Secretary, Hawera. WAIKATO AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL ASSOCIATION. TWENTY-FIRST ANNUAL SHOW, To be held at tho ASSOCIATION'S GROUNDS, CLAUDELANDS, HAMILTON, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, November 12 and 13. . Schedules and full particulars post free from J. C. POTTS, Secretary, , Hamilton. 'i —"' " ' l-^ REFRESHMENT ROOMS, PALMERSTON NORTH RAILWAY STATION. PERFECT DIGESTION AND A PLEASANT FEELING PRODUCED BY A GOOD MEAL AT FLETCHER'S DINING ROOMS. Special Arrangements for Visitors to Agricultural Show. "ALLANDALE," IMPORTED CLYDESDALE. WILL Stand at O'Brien and Co.'s Stables, Dixon Street, and Travel surrounding districts. Allandale, bred by Watson's ' Stud, Victoria. For particulars, etc., apply— LEN. WARD, Owner. J. O'BRIEN AND CO. TO STAND THIS SEASON AT OTAKI, Tho well-known TROTTING STALLION, KING GEORGE, by Electioneer, out of Vim (late Zealot). For Cards .and further particulars, apply to DAVID JUDD, Owner, ,■;., ..;. . .. OTAKI. COULLS, CULLING, AND CO., LTD., BRANDON STREET. WELLINGTON. Agents for Pen, Pencil, and Typewriter Carbons, by tho best makers, at Lowest Prices. FARMERS'! BLAST YOUR HARD GROUND And other kinds of ground.by means of <<>-if* ■ i nit-a YD? J> tlle new ' cuea P"ERUPTITC," safe, and effective high explosive. Docs its work deep down and loosons all round, leaving in tho soil one of tho very best manures obtainable. This method of "deep plowing" by explosives is the rage from Canada to Mexico, where crops greater by at least 50 per cent, are stated to have been returned. . is an explosive "ERUPTI S E" ONLY when propared as required to bo used. No magazines needed for storing arge quantities. It will successfully blast tho hardest rock or ordinary day; it will demolish concrete and brick walls and chimneys, split logs and boulders; can be used for road-making, and is the oxplosive "par excellence", for stumping ground. ra j[ as ordinary freight r -nd at same rates. Full particulars may bo obtained from the "iIRUPTITE" COMPANY'S OITfICE, ' 3D T/unter Street, Wellington, ot by writ- | \tj> to Box 515, G.P.0., Wellington. I FARMERS. i WE ARE BUYERS OF HOME-SEPARATED CREAM IN ANY QUANTITY. Wairarapa Farmers please write Mr. V. ATJLIN, Eketahunn, and ho will arrange to call on you and collect your cream with our MOTOR-VAN. HILL AND BARTON, LTD., WELLINGTON. AS SHOWING THE POPULARITY Of the . t7isible vost. he Visible lost, The Factory has been doubled in I size to cope, with the great rush of orders. It dees the best work of all the Standard Machines, and is the most popular Typewriter to-day. It stands up to its work perfectly—ask any user. THE OFFICE APPLIANCE CO., LTD.. I 17 and 19 Cuba Street, Wellington. - 'Phone 1076. WE UNDERTAKE 171URNITURE REMOVALS and Storage of same in Dry Stores. / — Customs Clearing and Forwarding of • . Goods to any pnrt of tho Dominion. Cartago Contracts of all Descriptions. ii MTJNT. COTTRELL, AND CO., LTD. l DON'T THROW AWAY $ "V"OUR broken lawn mower, firo irons, A range tops, etc. Wo can make them new again. Tho WELLINGTON WELD- . ING CO., 114 a Cuba Street. 'Phone 3115. , Specialists in all clnsses of Repair Work, £ Broken Castings, Motor Car and Motor ■ Bike Cylinders, Gear Coses, etc.. Aluminium, Cftst Iron, Cast Steel, Muilcablo, Cast, and Mild Stcol. A Curd. T B. H. DB LAUTOTO, *-!■• Surgeon Dentiit, BHNNETTS BUILDINGS. T.AIHAPK. KIGCINSON &MACSHANE, Shaiebrokers, Accountants, .And Gorteral Agonti, 143 FEATHERSTON ST., WELLINGTON Telegrams—"Marmion,"- I"
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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1582, 28 October 1912, Page 8
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