West Coast A. & P. Assn.

Hokitika Guardian, 20 February 1923, Page 3

West Coast A. & P. Assn.

CUR FALMOUTH SIIOAV. What is it that makes for the success of any undertaking- - the tireless energy of those responsible for its consult) inntfon the support it receives or what ? .1 list this—CO-OPERATION. In the ease of the forthcoming Show on the 27th. and 28th.. the co-operation between the committee, the farmers, the publie and those who have generously donated special prizes makes the sum total, which is SUCCESS! The Committee is leaving no stone unturned to assure the success of the Show. At their back stand the farmers of the district, wlio arc doing their share in boosting and freely entering their stock for Competition ; the public are talking “Show” ; and the donors of special prizes have come along with an array of cash and trophies, which a slid" mueli more pretentious than the A. and P's would bo proud to handle. AA r ith the careful selection from stock being made by the various fanners, tlie West Const visitors to the show will see the finest array of cattle, horses, sheep, and pigs ever seen in one ground on th is side of the “lull ' ter the most part, grown in the district. Those who have Freesian cattle should boar in mind the special prize- "tiered for pedigree stock by the Frce-ian Association. the silver cup for th" best Shorthorn Bull, and the Ti'eaiy guinea shield for Alileli cow section. Ihe winning of trophies such as these piovnii s an advertisement not only for the successful compel. l lion but im’ the district:. Farmers tioo.-t the Coa-I by showing the best you have, and hv getting others lo do the same. SEND IN NOAA and get a schedule, special prize list and entry form from H. Rose, Secret ary B. (1. Bex 171 Grey mouth, and bear in mind itiat entries close on Saturday 17th. inst.