FEILDING SHOW.

Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1954, 10 January 1914, Page 8

FEILDING SHOW.

The large amount of prize-money. and handsome trophies offered by the Foil cling A. and P. Association for their show on February 3 and 4 is expected to result in 'largq entries, from breeders of pedigrees'and fat stock.' A glance at the -schedulo will convince intending exhibitors that they will' bo treated in a very liberal,manner, the prize-monby being high and entry fees low. To suit the convenience of ladies, exhibits in the home industries section will be received up till 2 p.m. on the first day of the »how, r aua "judging will not take place until- the second day. Members of kindred associations residing outside a forty-milo radius of Feilding caii;.entsr at members' rates. This is a great concession, and is expected to attract show stock from. a large aroa. Entries for all classes close on January 16, and those whoihave not had a schedule sent to thom should apply to thfc secretary pf tlio nearest A. and P. Association, or to Mr. E. H. Fisher, Box 98, Feilding, who will be pleased to furnish any information required. .

At present the Otaki Dairy Co. is making 70 to 80 boxes of butter daily, which is equal to"l£ to 2 tons per diem. Half a ton of choeso is. being made, daily. • Every cheese factory manager aims to make as good a quality cheesa as possible, also to see a big profit balance on the books. Tho "Victor" Vats help you-to achieve both of these highly desirable objects. The "Victor" with its sloping bottom and centre drainage is tho best assistant a cheeaemaker_ could have. Moreover, tho "Victor" is so- soundly constructed that it outlasts many inferior makes. Best tools always mean moro profits—fit tho .best, the "Victor." Full particulars Albert J. Parton, Plumber, Carterton.—Advt."