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Patea Mail, Volume II, Issue 198, 3 March 1877, Page 4

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! a..,0 ; hoe a d I d H-' ;''; r: ! ■ :V:i' l:r i ■■■:.] CY.e.fd Etc ■m• ami it:: 1 !':' ! ■;j;r•(S ' :11 End ire i; and mare tyr;;;'i d-hred ! )m;t'Erdfre horsy and sylmny i’-“ I ■■■ ■, v.a'S i' ■’! id iYm Two-year-old Kit lire cm I, and filly Vearh’iiy Coll., ty-ji Mi!:;', of jj!!y Pair oi: j’i'iii:-li i loams \v *■ iI-f*:u'ryi !;,!’* Duel:-:, shown in sadtlir- np (u 1G stone Vf eiyidmaHacks, shown in sad'l:>; np to I 2 ;lo;io aalyf; I iYrsa, shown in saddle Entire J’ony and Jlare, not to exceed IB hand:-; Pair o.r ltdy Horsey shown in harness Siij'xl!* imeyrv ilorwi H; >ri M';’ (.'art. ! iorse, i-;> in ' lon i doicili:: r ; idin iff ( Tampion Prises—Heat Pmoy-ht horse end mmv. CATTLE. 1 t asp 2m > Vw.v.v.-.. whori-lioru sdnil and Cow. over If year;; old Ifidi and Cow. over 2 yearn old !,!n!l and .Heifer, over 1 year old Dull and I Ini lor, minor I year old Cow and cadi', under 0 inwlhs old Pimilar prizes for Devons and Here fordo. Heat Daily (low, in milk ~ Hal Ox ~ I’a.t Ci>w, or heifer Epochal prise for Uni! ami C'ovr, with a pore pedn’Tce. Champion prizes— Dost Ifidi, am! CVw or iieifor. SHE DP. lr c a>;i> 2.\!t I 1 ai/ao'. i Imported Lincoln Rani and wt R.rm, liras in the colony Pen of 15 Colonial Ewes, 2-year and upward.; Voar'iny Pam, 2 yeariiny rvar if .Pam Lanins, B ewe !ami>s Similar prises for Leicester aheap C LITERAL, if Ewes, of any aye, if Ewe maniLa. 5 Eat Wethers Champion Pit//.-;; —For If.-.t Eat::, and Leal. Ewe, on the yroimd IHHS. Ist Aon Ran Pkisst. if 'st ifeivaaliirc !foar and sow Unfit .Iforksiiiru iJoav aml how, under G mom.is; oi l Similar prizes for any other distinct brood. POULTRY. Ist anT) 2:-;; i Paizss. For Cochin China. Dorkimy Spaiiish, and Came Coe’;, ami 2 hens each Hander, anti 2 evese .Drake, and 2 chirks 1 Cock, anti 2 Turkey hens j DISTRICT PRODUCE. Ist ANTI 2NT PniZK.

?j hnshula Wheat, Barley, and out;; 1 cwt. early, nr late Potatoes 1 ~ Carrots 1 Swedes 1 ~ Mangolds .‘5 lbs. Fresh Baiter 1 cask Salt Batter, not loss than 351 ha. Cheese, not loss than 121 hs. Bacon. 1 side 2 Hams 41bs. Home-made, Bread 10 gala. Beer Best Sample Wool, 101 os. 1 doz. Bottled Ale, made in New Zealand AG BICULTU EAL BIBLE?,TENTS. Ist and 2nd Phizes. Swing Plough, wheel plough, double farrow plough, harrows, chafe cutter Horse Cart, for farm purposes, reaping machine, roller Cart Harness, riding saddle, with prices attached A LEAPING HATCH. Will take place at 2 o’clock in the afternoon. A prize of ,25 is oll’crcd for the horse which clears the highest bar, not less than 3ft. Gin. from the ground. Three trials allowed for each rise of the bar. The second horse to have his entrance money returned, each entry. Members, l()s.; nil other, 20s. There will ho no match unless there arc five or more entries, which can be made with the Sccrctary, up to the time of the match. Bulks and Regulations. 1. Members of the Association can exhibit on paying the following fees : —For Horses—entires, 10s; marcs, colts, ami geldings, os. C’al tie —Hulls, As ; cows and heifers, 2s (id ; sheep. 2s (id ; pigs, 2s (id. Poultry and Dairy Produce. Is. Agricultural Implements, 2s (id. Non-members t" pay double Tecs in every case. 2. All Stock exhibited mu-n. be the ; bona fide ’ properly oi the exhibitor or his principal.