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The lecturer had invited written questions, ami on uianciny: at the hrsc sheet he found it contained the single .vorri, "Pool.'' He drew the attention of the audience to it. "I have known many an instance of a man writing a ktt?r and forgetting to riisrn his re : ni'.l: "hut this is the only install'" i t-ave ever known of a man ;ji :uiu-- his name and forgetting to writo » letter !''

piCcS A. and P. ing satiaxactori now in the hands of : and will be issued as sible. The members of ti)9 are working hard to assure the of the Show, and ail arrangements in connection therewith ara to be put in hand at cu eariy dafc?. It is desired to obtain the -support of the fanners generally, and special inducements in the shape of fanners' classes figure in the schedule with a view to having every section of the farming industry represented, it is recognised that the settlers on new country have not the same facilities for producing show stock as the regular exhibitors in older settled localities, but the soccers of the Show depends upon the support received locally. Every edeavour will be made by the committee to afford facilities for bringing exhibits to the ground and for returning the same, and it is hoped the local farmers will do their part by preparing for the occasion.