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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1887, 23 October 1913, Page 10

AGRICULTURAL-SHOWS. •• •• ■ ' • IirAIEABAPiV' AND EAST !. COAST ■i » V • p. AND A- SOCIETY.' THIRTY-SIXTH ANNUAL SHOW,' :• • AT CARTERTON, ' ' " ; • -WEDNESDAY AND .THURSDAY, ■ ■ ': 29th and ,80th October. i . TIECORD NnmbeT, Shields, Bowls, and;Cups'in- principal Classes. , JtECORD Number of Covered Stalls and ' Pen9—2l3 for Cattle and Horses, be-' ' I sides covered Sheep Pens. ] H. S. MOSS, Secretary, ] Box 25, Cai-terton. . ] '■ ' . : : : \. j MANAWATU AND WEST COAST i AGRICULTURAL AND PAS- J TOEAL ASSOCIATION. ] GRAND ' METROPOLITAN AGRICUL- 1 . TURAL SHOW AND INDUSTRIAL 1 ;EXHIBITION,, • and MANAWATU i KENNEL CLUB'S CHAMPION 3 ' DOG SHOW, •• . f ; NOVEMBER sth, 6th, and. 7th, 1913, 1 To be held at tho Show Grounds, Palmer- < '■ ston North, Under the patronage of HIS c 'EXCELLENCY THE EARL OP LIVER- I POOS. • . \ Full Classes of Purebred Stock from all j parts. Hunting, Riding, Driving, and J .: . other Competitions. Horseshoeing and J ■ Shoemaking Competition. Valuable 1 Prize Money, Cups, and Trophies. Home Industries, Needlework, and Photography. Art, Technical and Public School Classes. Special Railway Facilities. " Schedules and'all information from the } Secretary, 1 ' .. ■ W. 'P. PENNY, ' J •, Box 85. Palmerston North. , . .1 . • — —— — 1 A. AND P. SHOW. ' J STOCK AND KENNEL CLUB, . I ; rrVUIRTIETH ANNUAL FIXTURE, 1 1 !-*. To bo held at. .2 HAWERA, ] NOVEMBER, 2Gth and 27tV, S STILL ANOTHER RECORD FOR IN- 5 TEREST AND VARIETY OF i ■ SCHEDULE. A RECORD FOR AMOUNT OF PRIZE I ■ MONEY. !A .CERTAIN" RECORD FOR NUMBER { AND EXCELLENCE OF EXHIBITS. f One of the most striking and successful' " Shows of the Now Zealand Year. If you- - arc alivo Breeder or Producer in any J class- you simply can't nlford to be out 3 of it. ] A BIG PRIZE LIST. AN EXCEP-. , TIONAT, LISV OF SPECIALS. V ' And all sorts of Extraordinary. Induce- i , ments. ENTRIES CLOSE NOVEMBER 15th. c Send irt' once for Schedule and .particu- a lars.' a ' ; F. G. TREWEEK, a Secretary, Hawera. 1 . 00NVEYAM0E8, j, •TJOYAL MOTOR-CAR SERVICE, the c XL Shortest Route to and from Foxton— o . • Leaves Foxton daily, 6.30 a.m. ; arrives C Shannon daily, 8.0 a.m.; leaves Shannon ]; daily, 10.45 a.m.; arrive Foxton doily, 12 1 scon; leaves Foxton daily, 2.30 p.m.; arrive Shannon daily, V 0 p.m.,' . leaves Shannon daily, 8.15 p.m.;'arrivos Foxton idaily, 9.1 p.m. 1 ~ . ■ ■■ ' F. ROUT. | TJOYAL MAIL Leaves CARBINE C Ui STABLES, Feilding, for Kimbolton C daily at*B.3o a.m. and 3.30 p.m.; leaves I] 'Kimbolton at Noon for Feilding. v R. J. MOORE, Proprietor, ' Feilding. -y FLY AND young," ROYAL MAIL CONTRACTORS and 7 . GENERAL CARRIERS, MASTERTON. £ All Trains Met. Commercial Travellers' " ■Bamples promptly attended to. New and Up-to-date • Sample Rooms. Agents for cl tho N.Z. EXPRESS CO. Storage and n Stabling. Corner Dixon and Bannister o Street?. St.- John Ambulance available v day or .night.' 'Phone No. 120. Private 1 127. P.O. Box 50. . p ALXER'S STABLES, BULLS, f* Forwarding Agent, Carrier, and lf General Contractor. Coaches: Greatford * to Bull?, Vohioles, Horses, and Motor-oars P on Hire. Good Sample Rooms. V J, E. WALKER, Pjoprietflr. I :