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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1654, 22 January 1913, Page 9

AGRICULTURAL SHOWS. BUSH DISTEICTS. A. AND P. ASSOCIATION. TWENTT-PIEST ANNUAL SHOW, . To be held on the Racecourse at WOODVILLE, On WEDNESDAY, JANUAEY -: 29th, 1913. Prizes for— HOESES, ■''".'''' CATTLE, SHEEP, PIGS, and FAEM PEODUCE. Schedules sent on-application. T. E, HUSBAND, 'Phone 41. 7 See. pAHIATUA-AKITIO A. AND; P. '', ASSOCIATION. ' FOUETH ANNUAL SHOW. '7 FEIDAY, 31st JANUAEY, 1913. : ,.'ENTRIES, CLOSE WEDNESDAY, 22nd JANUAEY, 1913, At 8 p.m. , ; ''.-, J*. A. WALSH, ' ■«'.'■ Secretary. I FEIXDING IA/'ANI) P. SHOW. TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, • 4th and: sth FEBEUAEY, 1913. J81055 • IN PEIZES. . ".- X 1055 Liberal Cash Prizes and Handsome Trophies, to bo won outright,\. for' all .'Classes''of Stock. " EOMNEY-MAESH SHIELDS allotted for competition. Schedules and all particulars from the Secretary. '" • . ■ ANNUAL WEST. COAST EAM FAIE (to be conducted by the Feilding A. and P. Association) THURSDAY and FBIDAY, 6th and 7th FEBRUAEY, 1913. Entries close TUESDAY. 21st JAN. Entry forms and all particulars from E. H. FISHEE, Secretary Feilding A. and P. Association. '' fj ; ■ — ivTARTON-A. AND P. ASSOCIATION. !;•',- FIEST ANNUAL SHOW. THUESDAY, FEBRUARY 13,' 1913. ■'' ■ . ■ i ■ -Full particulars and schedules later. ' .'■■'-. •';' E.B. KILCiOUE. ■'•;' . ',',■ ~ Secretary.

MASTERTON A. AND P. ASSOCIA--:TION'S '- : ' 26th' ANNUAL EXHIBITION. V -!- • solwayshow, ?■;: .-■;•■;';? The Leadine North Islaml Stock Show. ' FEBRUARY; 18th and 19th. -...-.: :,., ' Entries close February .Ist. ';.."■ : -RAM AND EWE FAlß,■'.',' !-. . FEBRUARY 20th and 215t..-. ~,; , i •■'.';'.' Entries close-'February .3rd. "■ ■: GRAND 'DISPLAY.of .Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Piss, Dogs, Produce,: and Horticultural Exhibit's. Jumping, Judging, and Guessing Competitions.'. -. .- .' , .'''', ■'•'JCIOOO OFFERED IN CASH-.PRIZES'.','■ 70 Acresiof ideal picnic grounds; Nativo Bush, running streams, shady nooks. Hot Hater supplied gratis for pichics.\ Railway sidingand holding paddocks at Showground : gatos. s •'-■ :■' • Schedules and full particulars on*application to •,•;'■-■ .. : Jl B; EMMETT,":.• ';'•■'.: V•, . ,;. , Secretary, Masterton; 'Or- Secretaries" of kindred societies. ... ; ij-ANGITIKEI A, AND P. ASSN. ; /SECOND ANNUAL'''SHOW.'..'■;'':■'' "■ •' --' To be held on. '- : ■','. ■ RECREATION GROUNDS, TAIHAPE, ,/J.':'pn,FEBRU;VRY,27th,..I9I3. ;.',-.', Classes fov" Horses, .Cattle, Sheep, 'Pigs " ■•:' ; .' and' Homo Industries.-. i Entries close on THURSDAY, Febru!ary. 13th, 1913, at 9 p.m. '• .0ver...£400-cash-prize money, in addi T tion ; to 8-Silver Cups; -.■ ■';'■ " Write for Schedule. - - . •; .. , RAM FAIR ON FEB.-28th. ■'.. Entries close FRIDAY, February 7th, 9 p.ni; '•' .-:-. -■' '"-.■■ ' ,l - : ' . ..■:■■■■■- ;H. J;..JAGGARD, 'Secretary, Taihape. P.O: Box 88. 'Phone 06. / ' . ■ :■ .' H'^~ AWICKS .RAY ■ .HIGHLAND . SOCIETY'S : ' ' CALEDONIAN GATHERING, ! ' To ho held on the 'NELSON PARK, « ■■'.'• * ; NAPIER, ',; ■• '■;'■'. , WEDNESDAY, 19th FEBRUARY, 1913. •'' Over JG2OO in money prizes and trophies, , ; Entries close Wednesday, sth-February. ■'•'■'.■ ■ <THE GARDEN HOTEL.' 1 .: ENGAGE Rooms for a -Week-end. Lovely Gardens, Comfortable Rooms, '; Good Menu,. Courteous Attention. ' Mod- , erate Tariff, and ORCHESTRAL MUSIC i EVERY; SUNDAY. . | :; ; .Ring up "BELLEVUE."; ; ■::■ ' THE WALTZ RAGE OF AUSTRALIA. -, "CUPID'S KISS,": by the composer of "The Kiss of Spring." . SHILLING (posted free). 1 Everyone should have a copy from, the • ANGLO-AMERICAN MUSIC ■' STORE, . JA: :-.-'■ 116 Cuba Street..'. *• : , ; The Favourite Cheap Music Store. '.

SEASIDE RESORT. A B. NICDOLLS desires to atato that /■■ ho has taken'over the. Sea View Boarding., House at CASTLEPOINT. lately carried on by Mr. Potter, and trusts, by 6triet attention to business, to merit a fair shore of publio patronage, _ The coaatal steamer Haupiri is duo back at Wellington from New Plymouth to-mor-tow morning. Sho leaves for Picton and Onehunga during, the afternoon. ' Ab to-day is a publio holiday there will be no work on Wellington wharves. .The Union Company's offices will bo open between 9 and 10 a.m. for the convenience of , intending passengers. Arahura, b.b., arrived at Wcstport from Qreymouth at 6 a.m. yesterday, and loft at 6 p.m. for Nelson, Pioton, and Wellington, She ie due in port this evening: The Arahura will be dispatched from Wellington for Holson on a speoial trip at 8 p.m. to-morrow. She returns on Friday. • The Pateona, leave! Wellington for Picton and Nelson at' 12.45 p.m. to-day. The vessel will take Plcton passengers only, 1 From Picton, the Pateena takes Wirths' Oiroue to Nelson. . En route from Calcutta, tho Walhora is duo at Wellington from Auckland on Saturday. She will leave here for Lyttelton and Duncdin on Tuesday. THE MAN FROM CHINA. ■ . _+- .'■ A WORD IN HIS FAVOUR. A word for tho inoffensive side of the Chinaman's naturo was said by Dr. M'Arthur, S.M., on Monday. A Kuropcan pleaded guilty to a charge of hnving assaulted a Chinaman, and lie (lion commenced to state that the! Oriental had accosted him with some remark. ' Dr. 11'Arlluir cut the defendant short, and find: "These men are men who don't iiilerfero willi anybody at all. They may have their faults, and do a little, bit of gambling, but they don't interfere with you or anybody else." Woods' Great Peppermint Cure, la. 6d, .. Tor .Chwiiin .Chest Complaiata.*