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Patea Mail, Volume II, Issue 193, 14 February 1877, Page 4

PROGRAMME of t;tm PAT 1:1 A DISTI’ICT AGRICULTURAL ANil PASTORAL ASSOCIATION. TO In; ii(■ M in l!m Association--0 nutJX I).-), KAKAn AMk a, on FRIDAY, .1f:t11 MARCH, >77. Oi'rzcn-.Ui-:AK;;nK : W. WILSON, Ks*Q., ['resident. If. !x PEACOCK, Rhq., Vice-President. ,J. Ci.ir.SON, Eso., lion. Treasurer; WM. .DALE, Esq., Hen. .Secretary. II 0 11 S K S. Ist AND 2XI) PU!Z!’.. Thorough-bred imported Entire horse end maro Dost Colonial Entire liorso end mere Imported Draught Entire liorso and mare Colonial-bred Daught Entire horse and marc Beat gelding Dost maro, with foal at foot Two-year-old Entire colt Two-year-old jedding - ;uul filly Pearling Colt, gelding, or filly Pair of Plough Horses Weight-carrying Hacks, shown in saddle np.to 10 stone Weight-carrying Hacks, shown in saddle np to 12 stone Lady’s Horse, shown in saddle Entire Pony and Marc, not to exceed 13 hands Pair of Buggy Horses, shown in harness Single Buggy Horse Spring Cart Horse, np to I ton Coaching Entire Champion Prizes —Best Draught horse and maro CATTLE. Ist and 2nd Phizes. Bhovt-hovn Bull and Cow, over 3 years old Ball and Cow, over 2 years old Bull and Heifer, over 1 year old Bull and Heifer, under 1 year old Cow and calf, under 0 months old Similar prizes for Devons and Ilcrofords. Best Dairy Cow, in milk ~ Fat Ox * „ Fat Cow, or heifer Special prize for Bull and Cow, with a pure pedigree. Champion prizes—Best Ball, and Cow and heifer. SHEEP. Ist and 2nd Phizes. Imported Lincoln Bam and ewe Bam, bred in the colony Pen of 3 Colonial Ewes, 2-ycar and upwards Yearling Bom, 3 yearling ewes 3 Bam Lambs, 3 owe. lambs Similar prizes for Leicester sheep GENEBAL. 3 Ewes, of any age 3 Ewe Lambs, 5 Fat Wethers Champion Prizes—For Best Bam, and Beet Ewe, on the ground PIGS. Ist and 2nd Phizes. Best Berkshire Boar and sow Best Berkshire Boar and sow, under G months old Similar prizes for any oilier distinct breed. POULTBY, Ist and 2nd Phizes. For Cochin China, Dorking, Spanish, ami Game Cock, and 2 hens each Gander, and 2 geese Drake, and 2 ducks 1 Guck, and 2 Turkey hens DISTRICT PRODUCE. Ist and 2nd PlllZE. 3 bushels Wheal, Barley, and oals I cwt. earl}', or late Potatoes I ~ Carrots 1 1 ~ Swedes 1 ~ Mangolds 3 lbs. Fresh Butter 1 cask Salt Butter, not less than Solus. Clieesg not less than 121 by. Bacon. 1 side 2 Hams 4U>s. Home-made Bread 11) gals. Beer Best Sample Woo!, 101 by. 1 doz. BuUied Ale, made in Kt w Zealand AG BICULT UP A L IM PL KM ENTS. Ist and 2nd Phizes. Ewing Plough, wheel plough, double furrow plough, harrows, chaff cutter Horse Cart, for farm purposes, reaping machine, roller Cart Harness, riding saddle, with prices attached A LEAPING MATCH. Will take place at 2 o’clock in the .afternoon. A prize of ,25 is offered for the liorso which clears the highe-.t bar, not less than 3ft. Gin. from flu; ground. Three (rials allowed for each rise of the bar. The second horse to have ids entrance money returned, each entry. Members, 10s.; all other, 20s. There will he no match unless there are five or more entries, which can bo made, with the Secretary, np to the lime of the match. Buevs and REOur.ATTox.s, 1. Members of the Association can exhibit on paying the following fees ; —For Horses—entires, 10s; marcs, colts, and geldings. lU. Guttle — Bully, 5s ; cows and heifers. 2s (Id ; sheep. 2s (id ; pigs. 2s (id. Poultry and Dairy Produce, Is. Agricultural Implements. 2s tid. Non-members to pay double, fees in every case. 2. AH Slock exhibited must be the ‘bona fide ’ properly of the exhibitor or Ids principal. 3. The name, residence, and district of the exhibitor and bleeder. the brood of li.e animal he'intends :o exhibit, the pedigree of the stock as far as known; of sheep, the time of shearing ; young horses and cattle the date of birth, must be given to the Secretary with entries.