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Gisborne Times, Volume X, Issue 1030, 24 October 1903, Page 3

Everybody knows “Dooley” Dunne, the American cynic and humorist. From the backwater of prairie journalism he has pushed his way to eminence at the point of Irish vernacular. “Eddie ” Geach is goiug to bring the philosopher to Australasia on a lecturing tour, and his advent to the colonies should be looked forward to. Up to the present time, a total o £9300 has been distributed by the Pal merston North Starr-Bowkett Society.

POVERTY BAY AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL SOCIETY. ANNUAL SHOW. T u ESDAY AND OCTOBER 27th AND 28th.

PROGRAMME. FIRST DAY-TUESDAY-October 27. Judging (commencing each day at 10 a.m.) will be in the following order : Cattle—Nos. 43 to 54 (Shorthorn Purebred Classes). Sheep Classes Nos. 72 to 106 jbeing all except Fat Classes). Horses —Classes No. 1,11 to 19 (Draughts, Stud, and Yoang Stock). And those competing in the following Classes, which will be judged in the order named, commencing at 1 p.m.:— Cias3 41—Pony Jumping. Class 172—Driving Competition. Class 173—Driving Competition (Tandem). Class 40— Hunters. Class 42—Handicap Trot. Class 42a -High Jump. Class 42b—Wire Jump.

LUNCHEON AT 12 NOON. SECOND DAY WEDNESDAY— October 28. Cattle—Grade Shorthorn, Angus, Ayrshire, Alderney, Jersey, Dairy Classes, and Fat Classes. N.B.—Cows competing for Milking Tests (Classes 07 and 08) must be on the ground by 4 p.m. on the First Day. (Cows must be milked night and morning by same man). Sheep—Classes 107 to 112 (inclusive), Fat Classes. Pigs, Produce, Poultry, and Dogß (all Classes). HORSE S.« Draught Classes 2 to 10. LIGHT HORSES.; Saddle Class Ring.

at 10 a.m. Class 20—Weight-carying Hacks. Class 21—L ; ght-\veight Hacks. Class 23—Walking Hacks. Class 24—Weight-carrying Cobs, 14.2 to 15 hands Class 25—Ponies over 13 and under 14 hands. Class 26—Ponies, 14 and under 14,2. Class 27—Troop Horses. Class 23—Ponies, 13 hands or under. HARNESS CLASS RING.- ‘ at 10 a.m. Class 29—Single Buggy Horse, over 14 and under 14.3. Class 32 —Pair Buggy Ponies, under 14.2. Class 35 —Harness Ponies, 14 hands or under. Class 33-Smgle Buggy Horse, over 15.1. Class 31 —Pair Buggy Horses, over 14.2 and under 15.1.

* Those two classes proceed simultaneously. LUNCHEON AT 12 NOON. 1 p.m. Girls’ and Boy3’ Biding Competitions. Starting at 1.30 p.m. Ladies’ Hacks. Class 34—Pair Buggy Horse 3, over 15.1. Class 38 -Tradesmen’s Turnouts Class 38 -Spring Cart Horses. Class 30—Single Buggy Horse, 14.3 to 15.1. 2 p.m. Sheep Shearing Competition. A PARADE OF ALL PRIZEWINNERS WILL TAKE PLACE AT 3 P.M. DOUBLE RING. Class 37 —Tandem Teams. Class 42 1 Four-in-hand Teams. Class 177 Wood. Chopping. Class 39 —Leaping Competition (steeplechase style). H. M. PORTER,Secretary.

ACME CONFECTIONERY. “ THE jNEVV SHOP ON THE WRONG SIDE OF THE STREET,” —ls what the — ACME CONFECTIONERY SHOP, in Gladseone road, has been designated. But we. are supplying the Right Sort ol Goods, and everybody wants them. We want to excel, not to oppress. AFTERNOON TEA. REFRESHMENTS at All Hours. THE TRADE SUPPLIED. E. JOWERS, Proprietor. J. JOWERS, Manager of Wholesale.

ORMOND POUND. Impounded, By Ranger— One Black Mare, branded SG on off rump, near hind foot white, blind off eye. One Black Yearling Filly at foot, no brand visible. One Iron Grey Mare, branded like half-circle over A on off shoulder, white faoe. One Bay Mare, no visible brand, off hind foot white, star, . One Bay Filly, no brands visible, long tail. Will be.sold on NOVEMBER sth, 1903. C. NEENAN, Poundkeeper.

MATAWIIERO POUND. IM r 0 U N D ED, At Matawhero PoundOne Bay Mare, branded 93 near rump. Aleo one roan mare, no visible brands, white face, medium draught; impounded by John Jones. Will be sold on MONDAY, November 2nd, il not redeemed. E. QUINN, Poundkeeper.