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Patea Mail, Volume I, Issue 94, 4 March 1876, Page 3

pROGR A M M E OF THK r.ATKA DISTRICT AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL ASSOCIATION’S SHOW. To be held iu the Association's Grounds, Kakaramea, on FRIDAY, 17th MARCH, 1870. Office llfakers ; W. Wilson. Esq., President. 11. S. Peacock, Esq., Vice-President. J. Gib'.on, Hon. Treasurer. William Dale, Hon. Secretary. Memukrs of Cu.mmittkk ; Messrs Mcßae, Confts, Nicholson, Johnston, Hall, Morion, Livingstone. .1. Burke, Broadbent, J. Ginger, Henderson, G. W. Gann, 0. Hawes, 11. Williamson, A. limiter, J. Dickie, jnn., K. it. Morgan, M. Hunter, C. Symes, E. M. lloncyiicltl. H 0 11 S E S . Prizes. Ist and 2nd. Timrough-hred Imported Entire Horse. Do do do Mare. Do Best Colonial Entire. Horse. Ido do do Marc. Champion Prize Best Draught Horse. Do do do do Mare. Prizes. Ist & 2nd. Imported Draught Entire Horse. Do do do Mare. Do Colonial Bred Entire Horse and Ala re. Do Best Gelding. Do do Mare with Lad at foot. Do Two-year-old Colt and Eilly. Do Yearling Colt and Lilly. Do Pair of Plough Morses—Mares and Geldings. Do dVeight-eaiTving Hacks, shown in Paddle. Do Lady’s Horse, shown in Paddle Do Lons', not, to exceed 13 hands Do Dingle Trap Horse Do Pair of Buggy Horses 0 AT T L E. Champion Priz.es. For Best Bull and Cow or Heifer. Prizes Ist and 2nd. Short-horn Bull and Cow, over 3 }’ears old. Do Bull and Heifer, over 2 years old. Do Bull and Heifer, over 1 year old. Do Hull and Heifer, under 1 .year old. Similar prizes for Devons and Herefords. Do Best Daily Low in milk. Do do Eat Ox. Do do Fat Cow nr Heifer S 11 E E P . Champion Prizes. Best Ham and best Ewe on the ground. Ist and 2nd. Imported Ham, imported Ewe. Do Ham, bred in the Colony. L)o Bern of 3 Colonial Ewes, 2 years and upwards. Do Yearling Ham, 3 Yearling k ves. Do 3 Ham Lamhs.3 Ewe Laml (. Similar Prizes for Leicester she «p. GENERAL. Three Ewes of any age. Three Ewe Lambs, 5 fat Wethers. P1 G S Prizes Is! and 2nd. Best Boar. Best Dow. Do Best Boar. Best Sow, under (I months. attached. Do Wheel Plough, with price attached. Do Amble Furrow Plough, with price a,/ached. Do Harrows, with price attached. Do Horse Cart, for farm purposes, with pi-ice attached.Do Heaping Machine for farm purposes. with price attached Do Cart Harness do do do with price attached Do 1 Hiding Saddle do do do with price attached Do 2 Wheeled Conveyancco Do 4 do do A LEAPING MATCH Will lake place at 2 o’clock iuthcafte.rnoon. A prize of To is ottered for the horse which clears the highest liar, not less than 3 feet (J inches from tire ground. Three trials allowed for each rise of the liar. The second horse to Lave his entrance money returned. Each entry— Members, 10s; ail others, 20s. There will he no match unless there arc live or more entries, winch can be made with the ,Secretary up to I o’clock on the day of the Show. SPECIAL PHIZES. D. Court's, Esq., £2 2s. —Fur the host •sample of wheat, grown in the district. W. Wif.sox, Esq., £6 ss.—To the exhibitor who takes the greatest numberof first-class prizes in sheep, cattle and horses collectively. H. E. Mcßae, Esq., L 3 3s, — For the best Colt or Filly by Wonderful Lad. Messrs Morton and Lurro.v, a Silver Medal, value £3 3s. —For no best Foal by Young Wellington. RULES AND REGULATIONS. 1. Members of the Association can exhibit on paying the following fees : —For Horses —entires, 10s; mares, colts, and geldings, ss. Cattle —Hulls, 5s ; cows and and heifers, 2s (id ; sheep, 2s Gd ; pigs, 2s Gd. Poultry ami Dairy Produce* Is. Agricultural Implements, ’is Gd. Non-mem-bers to pay double fees in every case. 2. All Slock exhibited must be the bona fide properly of the exhibitor or his principal.