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Hawke's Bay Times, Volume 7, Issue 352, 22 February 1866, Page 4

Agricultural. ENTRANCE FEES. o. d. Eos each Stallion „ 10 0 Mare or Filly 5 0 Bull 5 0 Cow or Heifer 2 6 Earn 2 6 Pen of Ewes 2 6 Boar 2 6 Sow 2 6 Pen of Pigs 2 6 Poultry 1 0 ■ Implements Free Agricultural Produce, &0., Free The amounts of the prizes will be published as soon as the collections are completed. GENERAL REGULATIONS. 1. The selling price must be attached to each implement shown, if for sale. 2. Entrances to be post entrances, 3. Pedigrees of all thorough-bred Entire Horse Stock must be deposited with the Secretary at the time of mating entry. 4. All horses must bo haltered and led. 5. The same animal cannot be entered in two classes. 6. Exhibitors of poultry will be required to find their own pens. 7. Implements must be on the groundandplaced, at latest on the day previous to the Show. 8. No etock exhibited to be removed from its place until after four o’clock on the day of Show. 9. The committee will not, under any circumstances, hold themselves responsible for loss, damage, or mis-delivery of live stock or other articles exhibited at the Show. 10. All entries to ha made under cover to the Secretary, at the office, Government Buildings, Napier, on or before Saturday, the 17th March, at 12 o’clock. 11. Any prize may be withheld when the judges are of opinion that there is not sufficient merit in the stock exhibited for such prize to justify an award —the decision of the judges to bo final. 12. Ail servants coming in charge of stock will be subject to the orders of the Committee. 13. No stranger or exhibitor will be admitted into the Cattle yard, under any pretence whatever, until the Show yard is open to the public. 14. As soon as the Judges shall in each case have made their decision of an award, the prize animal shall, if possible, be distinguished as the winner by different colored prize cards. 15. The gates will be open for the public at 12 o’clock. Admission, Is each. By order of the Committee, O. L. W. BOUSFIELD. Hon. Seo. For Sale. FOR SALE, Gtim -J f \ VERY SUPERIOR LONG-WOOLLED JLU ROMNEY MARSH RAMS, bred by A. Lddxam, Esq. Apply to JOHN HARDING, Mount Vernon. 3rd February, 1866. FOR SALE, AT HAVELOCK.—4O Acres of SUBURBAN SECTION, No. 12, the valuable Property of Mr B. D, Danvers. The Section, subsided into three Paddocks, laid down with English grass, contains a DwellingHouse, substantially built and well finished, with every convenience for the accommodation of a gentleman’s family. The Outbuildings consist of 4-Horse Stable, with loose box, Harness Room, Stockyard, Washhouse, Piggeries, &c. The Farm is delightfully situated, commanding an extensive view of the whole of the Ahuriri Plains. For further particulars, apply to EDWARD LYNDON. Napier, Dec. 11, 1865. JP O R SALE. Woolpacks Seaming Twine Turkey Slips Pitch and Stockholm Tar S bushels Bags Log and Fishing Line* 100 cases Martell’s Brandy 2 tons Cabin Biscuits 5 cases Guest’s Biscuit, in tin* American Ploughs Chaff Cuiters Scotch Horse - Shoe Nails WATT, KENNEDY, & WATT. Napier, 16th October, 1865. JUST R E O E I V E D, AND ON SALE AT THE OFFICE OF THIS FATEH, New No. 7 of the Zealand G UARDIAN, Phice, 3d. jgUNDAT ~[\/j~ AGAZINE AND Good Words, FOB NOVEMBER, Jest Becsitsd and on Saxe at the Omoi or MIS FATES.