A. AND P. SHOW.

Gisborne Times, Volume XXV, Issue 2212, 16 October 1907, Page 1

A. AND P. SHOW.

THE ENTRIES

Tho following entries liavo been received by tile secretary of the A. and P. Association CAlr ±l. -VL. Porter) for tho coming show : HORSE COMPETITIONS. Jumping competition (maidens): E. M. Hutchinson’s 0.R.P., &• Milliamson’s Ileality, lit. G. J3lack s Pennant, AValter Scott s rsikau, J.-iN. Spence’s Ngongotaha, S. Phillips’—, Randall Sherratt’s Bismark, Max Jackson’s lnish Pat, It. J. Reynolds Syringa, 11. Jellie’s Motokia, H. E. Lougher’s Ivan, Jas. Poynter’s La Belle, A. H. Harding’s Mayfair, AV. Graham’s Dainty, AV. Graham's Starlight, J. C. N. Thomas’ Freehold, A. H. Jackman’s Primrose, T, L. Roberts’ AVaratah, T. L. Roberts’ Langlee, C. R. Neale’s Bully, E. Pattullo’s Sultan, G. MacDonald’s Grey King, C. Cooper’s Starlaiie, J. Fivers’ Trumpet, D. Malone’s Blue Speck, J. T. Dunlop’s Puarakau, J. T. Dunlop’s Paliaututu, Paraniena Mokemolce’s Pick-me-up, C. H. Beatson’s Tanawlia, I{. Ncwman’6 Biddy, D. Savage’s Blue Spec. Leaping match (steeplechase style) : S. Williamson's Reality, P. J. Parker’s Thelma, G. Witter’s Nikan, J. N. Spence’s Ngongotaha, W. S. Phillips’—, J. M. Taylor’s Chum, R. J. Reynold’s Sandy, H. E. Lougher’s Ivan, AV. D. Pittar’s Gilt, R. Thom’s Trointie, A. H. Harding’s Mayfair, J. C. N. Thomas’ Freehold, F. Pattullo’s Sultan, D. Savage’s Blue Spec, J. Fivers’ Trumpet, Jack Clark’s" Hanny Moments, J. L. G. Martyn’s Larry, J. T. Dunlop’s Eva, J. T. Dunlop’s Puarakau, A. Richardson's Ladybird, R. Scott’s Te Rim it, Ngawini’s Te Arai, A. R. Rensihaw’s Bushman. Wire jump: E. M. Hutchinson’s Ladybird, S. AA’iilliamson’s Reality, A. Trevor Coleman’s Jenny, R. G. Black’s Pennant, P. J. Parker’s Tlielnia, AA r alter Scott’s bay gelding Nikau, aged, G. AVittor’s brown (mare Nikau, 5 years, J. N. Spence’s Ngongotalia, AV. S. Phillips’—, R. Slierratt's Tne G'lTt, Ra'ndall Sliorraxr’s Bismark, J. M. Taylor’s Chum, R. J. Reynolds’ King Jimmy, R. J. Iteynolds’ Syringa, R. J. Reynold’s Sandy, J. M. Gouldsmith’s Fencer, AA r . D. Pittar’s Gilt, R. Thom’s Trontio, Jas. Poynter’s La Belle, J. C. N. Thomas’ Freehold, A. H. Jackman’s Primrose, T. L. Roberts’ Langlee, T. L. Roberts’ AAmratab, A. B. Williams’ Jimmy Manuka, C. R. Ncalo’s Bully, Frank Pattullo’s Sultan, C. A. Sherriff’s Navajo, C. A. Sheriff’s Lynda, AAL Nelson’s —, ■Jack Clark’s Happy Moments, J. T. G. Martyn’s Larry, J. T. Dunlop’s Eva, R. Newman’s Biddy. Loanimr .match ffor ponies): James Jbbson’s Bobby Burns,, iS. Liddell’s Circus, Eptt Kara’s ch mare, Miss Lorna Holden’s Jimmy, T. A\ T yllie’s Te Auto, Harold Johnson’s Flirt, Harold Johnson’s Gyp, Harold Johnson’s —, Mrs AV. Moore’s Dandy, T. Kane’s Fly, C. A. Sherriff’s Navajo, P Stubbs’ —, H Stevens’ Tim, Jack Clark’s Happy Moments, F. B. Bousefield’s Challenger. High jiunn: E. M. Hutchinson’s Blackbird, G. Witters’ Nikau, J. M. Gouldsmith’s Fencer,. AAL D. Pittar’s Gilt, J. C. N. Thomas’ Freehold, J. Fivers’ Trumnet, Jack Clark’s Hapnv Moments, J. T. Dunlop’s Eva, R. Newman’s Bay Belle, N. Newman’s Biddy. Best horse, suitable for a hunter, up to 12 stone or over: F. Sherriff’s Bob, E. M. Hutchinson's 0.R.P., E. M. Hutchinson’s Blackbird, R. G. Black’s Pennant, H. DeLautour’s Rebel, P. J. Parker’s Thelma, R. J. Reynold’s King Jimmy, A. H. Harding’s Mavfair, J. C. N. Thomas’ Freehold," AAL D. Pittar’s Gilt, A. B. AA r iilliams’ Jimmy Manuka, J. Eivers’ Trumpet, John Clark’s Tommy, F. Pattullo’s Sultan, J. L. Martyn’s Larry, Randall Sherratt’s Bismark, J. M. Taylor’s Chum, Dick Savage’s Blue Spec. ' Best maiden hunter : H. Ivenway s Topsy. E. M. Hutchinson’s 0.R.P., R. G. Black’s Pennant, S. AA’illiamson’s Reality, R. J. Reynolds’ Syringe, R. Thom’s Trontie, J. Eivers’ Trumpet, Max Jackson’s Irish Pat, F. Pattullo’s Sultan, J. T. Dunlop’s Rakautuhi, T. L. Robert’s Langlee, T. L. Roberts’ AA’aratab, R. Sherratt’s The Gift, AV. S. Phillips’ Dressmaker, Geo. MacDonald’s Grey King, J. N. Spence’s Ngongotaha, Dick Savage’s Blue Spec. ' GENERAL ENTRIES.

Tlio following list gives the entries in tlio various classes for this year and for each year since 1902: Horses—l9o7, 397 (1902, 315; 1903, 383; 1904, 380; 1905, 374; 1906, 469). Cattle—ls 3 (75, 103, 131, 118, 126). Sheep—296 (119, 133, 159. 244, 266). Pigs—Bl (23, 24, 24, 23, 29). ' Poultry—-84 (40, 35, 38, 22, 26). Produce —118 (79, 69, 113, 88, 101). Dogs—B6 (31, 33, 43, 63, 65). Competitions, Vehicles and Sundries—2s7 (42, 46, 138, 168, 253). PREPARATIONS AT THE GROUNDS. The 1 now pig pens are nearly completed, and the new horse stalls are well forward. At this year s Show each horse exhibited will have a stall instead of merely being tied to a rail. Mares and foals aro to bo placed in pens. The judges’ rings for draught horses and cattle havo had a permanent railing erected round them. 1 reparations -in all. departments are well forward, and it is . confidently expected thjf everything will be in lustclass orderfoii-.the opening cay.

BAPTIST UNION. Press Association. AUCKLAND, yostcrday. Tho election of officers of tho Baptist Union resulted as follows: President, Rev. F. G. Buckingham (Oama rn); Vice-president, Rov. AV. Hay (Dunedin); secretary, Rev. It. S. Gray (Christchurch) ro-elected; treasurer, Mr. A. Chidgey (Christchurch) re-elected ; executive committee ,Revs. J. J North (Wellington) A. North (Pons’onby), A. Dewdney (Wellington), J. C. Martin( Sproydon), Messrs. A. Hoby (Wellington), A. S. Adams (Dunodin), H. M. Smeoton (Auckland), AV. H. George (AVellington), H. ! H. Driver (Dunedin), A. F. Carey (Christchurch) ; editor N. Z. Baptist, Mr. 11. H. Driver; manager N.Z. Baptist, D. T. Allan (Dundin) ; registrar, Rev. AV. R. AVoolley; financial secretary, Rov_ C. Boyall; secretary to Annuity Fund, Mr. A. F. Carey; treasurer Annuity Fund, Mr. 11. George; student committee, Revs. J. J. North, R. S. Gray, A. S. AVilson, T. A. Williams, and A. Dewdney; convenor Board of Introduction, Rev. A. North; Union preacher, Rev. A. S. Wilson. A strong resolution oil gambling was passed. It praised the Premier’s Bill, so far as it goes, but as'ked for tlic abolition of the totalisator, and prohibition of the publication of betting odds. Newton was fixed as the next place of meting of tho Union Conference. Tho Conference passed the following resolution: —“This conference affirms it unabated ' hostility to all forms of gambling as inimical to tho moral wollfaro of tho Dominion, and determines it will never relax its efforts until more stringent laws are enforced against this insidious vice. It deeply regrets that no provision is to he made in tho proposed amendments to the gaming laws for the abolition of license of tho totalisator. It believed the proposal to derive a larger revenue from the totalisator will render its abolition more difficult ; further, it regrets also that the Premier has not embodied in his Bill prohibition of tho publication of dividends from the totalisator, which directly fosters toto odds betting. It re.ioices in the Premier’s proposal to isolate race courses from communication by telephone and telegraph, and to prohibit street betting and betting of minors, and trusts that these amendments will be enacted during the present season, and finally that clubs should bo brought within the scope of the gaming laws.”