GORE SHOW.

Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1922, 3 December 1913, Page 10

GORE SHOW.

(By Teletrrftpli-Preai! Association.) Core, December 2. The Gore Show,commenced to-day in showery, cold weather. Tho entries totalled 1031, .against 791 last year. Tho championships wero awarded.as follow: Shorthorn cattle—l'. Campbell and Sons (AVyndham), null; D. Murray (Clydovalc), cow. Holstcin: M. Leitii (Woodlands), hull; Jas. Pino OYoodTands), cow. Ayrshire: D. M'Dougall (Gore), champion and rcservo champion bull; L. I'Vetwcll (Gore), cow; D. M'Dougall (Gore), reserve champion cow. Sheep— G. P. Johnston OVaikaka .Valley), Border Leicester, Lincoln, uhd Corriedalo rams and Lincoln ewes. , . PC; Miller (Mandoville), Border Leicester ewe; J M'Kerchar OVobdlaiids), Eng-" lish Leicester, ram. 11. Smith (Gore), English Leicester. J. A. Murdoch. (Merino Downs), Eomncy Marsh; "W. Ghulbrook (Charlfbu), champion hiich rcservo owe. D. Murray .(Clyde-vale),' Downs ewe-; Gcorgo Pully, ram. J. -M'lntyro (Gore), CorricdiiLc rant: In pigs Charles Brico'(Ghristehurelf) swept tho board. ' ' ' ' -4■ THE LABOOE-SAVIXG "PUMP" SEPARATOR PUMPS PROMTS- INTO ITS OWNEE'S .POCKET; """ Every turn of tho hitndle means more profit, for caoh tunr does'more' work for less labour than it is possiljlo with any oilier Separator. It ..isn't hard work,, cither, for the "Pump" Separator runs us sweetly ami lightly as perfect constructions and "the right idea." call make it. Tho Pump Separator feeds itself automatically, pumping tlio milk from its tank on tho floor, in a flow, exactly. regulated to tiio speed of tho "machine." it is made tho way that "wears," and'ivill bo ruuninfc and eaininjrvmoner'long after other Separators aro "scrapped." Investigate the "Pump" Separator, Mr. Farmer. Head what Mr. Haybittlo says about it on this page. "Write for particulars, of our Preo Trial Offer. There are 6evcral sizes of tho "Pump" Separator,' including Kq. 15 of 70 gallons-per-hour • capacity, which costs .£23 or £26 10s. on terms; other capacities from ' .£l3 10s.' AVrito for catalogue. "Feilding. 'Hard' to Beat.' Referring to your 70-gallon' Pump Separator I purchased from you.a tew months ago, it is working very* woll, ynd I ani quito satisfied with it. The' Automatic Supply of Milk is quite a feature of tho Machine. Also tho Automatic licleaso of tho Bowl from ;,the'driving wheels, together with tho self-balancing of 'the Bowl. Taking the' Machine as a whole it should be hard to beat—Yours faithfully, G. Haybittlc."-Advt. '

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