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Patea Mail, Volume IV, Issue 372, 9 November 1878, Page 4

P E 0 G E A lil M S OF THE TJATEA DISTRICT AGPvTCULTURAL'& JL BABTOIIAL ASSOCIATIONS SHOW, To be HE IN) in the ASSOCIATION’S PADDOGIL KAKAE A M E A, CM THURSDAY, KGY. 14, 1873. 0 fit CE- BicAiiM ! ’ s Owen Hawes, Esq., Bre-.ident ; 11. WiUiam/on, K-:q., Vico-nre-i----dent : John Gibson. .Esq., Hon. Treasurer ; Mr Hied Goworti, Hon. Secretary. CoaiJiiTTKE —Owen Hawes. Esq.. Chairman : M osvrs W. Napier, P. M, Chapman, Da vid Hunter, E. M. Honeyficld. Alex. Aiken, W. Hoberl.-on, 0. Byrnes, 11. 13. Pearce, 32. It. Morgan. WE Wilson. D. Contis, It. E. Mcllae, 13. H. ’WilHamson, H. S. Peacock. A. Tinnier, 11. G. Morccroft, Geo. McLean, TV. Gower, raid T. Mason. Horses—lst and 2nd Prizes. Thorough-bred imported Entire Hone and M arc Best colonial thorough-bred Entire Horse and Mare Two-year old Biocd Celt or Hilly Yearling 3hood Colt or Hilly , Jinponed draught Entire ilor.-ca7.il Marc Colonial-hTcd draught Entire Horse and Marc Best draught Gelding Best Marc, with Tsai at loot Two-year old Entire Colt Two-year old Gelding and Hilly Yearling Colt and Hilly Pair of Plough Horses Weight-cur:ring Hacks, shown in saddle up to Hi .stone Weight-carrying Hacks, shown in saddle np to 12 stone Ladies’ Horses, shown in saddle, and ridden by ladies Entire Bon}' raid Mare, not to exceed 13 hands Bair of Buggy Horses, shown in harness Single Buggy Horse, shown in harness ISpring-cart Horse, shown with a load of half a ton Coaching Entire Champion Prize—Best Draught Horse and Marc Cattle—lst and 2nd Prises. Shorthorn Bull and Cow, over 3 yrs old Bull and Cow, over 2 yrs old Bull and Heifer, over 1 yr old Bull an;] Heifer, under 1 yr old Cow. with calf under (> months old Similar prizes for Devons and Hereford.? Best Daily Cow, in milk Hat Ox Hat Cow or Heifer Special Brize for Bull raid Cow, with pedigree qualified for Now Zealand Herd Took, Pedigree to be produced to satisfaction of the Committee. Sheep—lst and 2nd Prizes. Imported Lincoln Bam and Ewe Bam bred in the colony Ben of three Colonial Ewes, 2 years and upwards, with lambs Yearling Ham and three Yearling Ewes Similar prizes for Leicester's or any olher distinct breed. GENERAL. 3 Ewes of ni}' age 3 fat Wethers Champion Prizes for best Tiara mid best Ewe on the ground Pigs—lst and 2nd Prizes. Best Berk; hire Boar and Sow Best ’ Berkshire Boar and Sow, under (5 months old Similar piizcs for any oilier distinct breed Poultry—lst and 2nd Prizes. For Coeliincbina, Dorking, Spanish, and Game Cock, and two Hens each Gander and two Gee e Drake and two Ducks One Cock and two Turkey Hons District Produce—lst and 2nd Prises. 3 lbs Fresh Butter 1 cask Salt Butter, not loss than 35 lbs Cheese, not less than 12 lbs 1 side Bacon 2 Hams -i lbs Home-made Bread 10 gallons Beer Best sample Wool, in grease, 10 lbs Best sample Wool, scoured, 7 lbs Agricultural Implements—lst & 2nd Prizes. Swing Plough. Wheel Plough. Doublefurrow Plough, Harrows, Chaif Cult or Horse Cart for farm purposes. Heaping Machine, Holler Cart Harness, Hiding Saddle, with prices attached A LEAPING- MATCH will take place at 2 o'clock in the afternoon. A prize of £5 is offered for the horse which clears the highest bar, not less than 3ft (Jin from the ground. Three 1 rials allowed for each rise of Die bar. 'The second horse io have his entrance money returned, caeli entry. Members, 10s; all others, 20s. There will be no match unless (here arc five or more entiles, which cun be made with the Secretary up) to the time of the match. Si’ECTAL Prize.— £s for Best Draught Entire Horse bred in the Colony. Special Prize. —£5 awarded to the person taking greatest number of Hirst Prizes for Cattle, Sheep, Horses, and Bigs. Special Prize.—£3 for best Colonial-bred Ham and Ewe. 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—bulls, ss; cows and heifers, 2s (id. Single sheep, 2s (id ; pcn.of three, ss. Pigs, 2s (id. Poultry and dairy produce, Is. Agricultural implements, 2s (id. Non-members to pay double fees in every ease. 2. All slock exhibited must bo the ‘bona fide’ property of the exhibitor or his principal. 3. The name, residence, and districts of the exhibitor and breeder, the breed of the animal he intends to exhibit, the pedigree of the s<ock as far as known ; of sheep, the lime of shearing; young horses and cattle the date of birth, must be given to the Secretary with entries. 4. No competitor will be allowed to exhibit more than one lot in produce class. 5. Btook that cannot be shown in a competing class can be exhibited as extra stock, and if deemed worthy of a prize by the Judges, one will be awarded. (i. In no ease shall a prize be adjudged unless ihe Judges shall deem the lot to possess sufficient merit, mure especially if only one lot is exhibited. 7. All exhibits for competition must be on the show ground as hereinafter stated. Sheep and pigs, before 8 a.m.; cattle, 0 a.m,; horses, dairy produce, poultry, implements, 10 a.m. of the show day. 8. All persons competing must pay their subscriptions and fees previous to the day of show. 9. The committee will not, under any circumstances, hold themselves responsible for loss, damage, or mis-delivery of stock, or implements, exhibited at the show. 10. Entries will be received by the undersigned, at Patta, not later than Thursday, the 7th of November, except dairy produce, which will be received up to the morning of the show clay. 11. All protests must be in writing, and left with the Secretary before 1 o'clock on the day