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Poverty Bay Standard, Volume I, Issue 265, 20 October 1884, Page 3

- Notices. 38— Bost Ram, any age, 39— Best Ewe Hoggett, 18 months or under, age to be declared. 40— Best 2-tooth Ewe. 41— Best 4-tooth Ewe. 42— Best Ewe with lamb at foot. 43— Best Ewe, any age, 44— Best Pen of 5 Fat/ Wethers or Ewes (shorn). LINCOLNS. 45— Best Ram Hogget, 18 months or under, age to .be declared. Ist prize, £2; 2nd prize, £l, presented by Mr, W. Common. 46— Best 2-year-old Ram, over 18 months, and under 30 months. Ist prize, £2 ; presented by Mr. W. Common ; 2nd prize, £l. 47— Best Ram, over 30 months and under 54 months. Ist prize, L2 2s, presented by Mr. A B. Newman ; 2nd prize, LI. 48— Best Ram, any age. Ist prize L 3 3s, presented by N.Z. Loan and Mercantile Co.; 2nd prize, LI 10s. 49— -Best Ram, any age, local breed. L 3 3s, presented by Mr. S. Locke, M.H.R. 50— Best Ewe Hogget, lb months or under, age to be declared. Ist prize, LI ; 2nd prize, 10s. 51— Best 2-year-old Ewe, over 18 months and under 30 months. Must have had a lamb or a lamb at foot. Ist prize, LI ; 2nd 10s. 52— Best Ewe, over 30 months and under 54 months. Must have had a lamb, or a lamb at foot. Ist prize LI; 2nd prize, 10s. 53— Best Lincoln Ewe, any age. Prize L 3 3s, presented by Mr A. McDonald. 54— Five Ewes, any age over 18 months. Ist prize, LI ; 2nd prize, 10s. 55— Best pen of 5 Lincoln Hogget Ewes. L2 2s, collected by Mr. D Murchie. 56— Best pen of 5 fat wethers. COTSWOLD. Same Classes as above. ROMNEY MARSH. Same Classes as above. PIGS. Best Boar, large breed. Prize, Ll Is, presented by Mr. J. W. Johnson. Best Sow, large breed. Prize, Ll Is, presented by J. W. Johnson. Best Boar small breed. Prize, Ll. Best Sow, small breed, Prize, Ll. A Special Prize of L 3, presented by the Committee, for the exhibitor who scores the greatest number of points in the above classes. DOGS. Best Smooth Haired Sheep Dog. Prize, copy of Evening Herald delivered free for 12 months. Proprietors Evening Herald. Best Rough Haired Sheep Dog. Prize Ll, Presented by Proprietors Evening Herald. Best Dog or Slut suitable for will dog killing. Ist prize, Ll ; 2nd, 10s, presented by Mr. C. W. Ferris. POULTRY. Geese, 10s ; Turkeys, 10s ; Ducks, 10s. Fowls : Dorking, 10s ; Spanish, 10s ; Brahma, 10s ; Gaine, 10s ; Langs han, 10s ; any other breed, 10s. One pair birds. Entrance fee, 2s 6d in each class. gn Pigeons, any breed. The Best Home'-made Bread. Brewers’ yeiist debarred ; ingredient! of yeast to be specified. Prize, L 5, presented by Mr. F. Shelton. Entrance, 2s 6d. T 1 qjlest Samples Butter, salt and fresh, in gib rolls, lst prize, pier glass presented by Messrs Large and ) .Townley ; 2nd, half-dozen E. P. forks and spoons, valued 20s. presented by Mr, H. Lewis. Entiance, 2s 6d. The Best Samples Cheeses Cruet Stand, presented by Mr. D. Murchie ; 2nd, six cups and saucers, Mr. J. Eazt, Entrance, 2s 6d», , PRODUCE. Best Samples of Bacon -and Hams. Ist prize, Box of Tea presented by Met ws Teat and Friary 2rtd, r large Glo'»e Dictionary, presented by Mr. T. Adams. Entrance; 2s 6d. Beet Samp’e of Honey in Comb, not ’ess than 31bs, Prize, Ll Is, pre sen ed by Loan and Mercanjkile C<Kf A Special Prize, presented by Messrs Graham, Pitt and Bennett, of a Dinner Service, valued at six guineas, for the Exhibitor wbq scores the greatest number of points in the above five clases, viz., Home made Br&d, Butter, Clwese, Bacon and Hams, sind Honey. Members and Exhibitors are invited to show Root, Grain, and other Produce. IMPLEMENTS. A prize of L 3 3s. presented by the Hon. G. R. Johnson, M.L,p.., will be awarded to the Best Collection of Agricultural Implements on the Show Ground. Entrance, 2s 6d. , MISCELLANEOUS. A special space will be allots 1 for New Zealand Industries of all kinds. Best Vehicle, locally made, a Silver Cup, presented by Messrs. Good Bros. Best kept Dray or Spring Cart Harness, locally madc.tlength of time in use to be specified. Prize, Ll, presented by M. Hall. Best Set of Light Horse Shoes, 10s. Bost Set of Heavy Horse los. A LEAPING MATCH Will be held at 3 o’clock in the afternoon. A prize of L 5 is offered to the horse that clears the highest bar, not less than four feet from the ground. Three tries allowed for each rise of the bar. Must be four or more entries. Entrance fee, 10s. A prize of L 5 ia offered for the horze that is best over three jumps, hedge, ditch, and hurdle, list. up. A prize to the best Horseman of the best pipe in shop, presented by Mr. Jas. Browne. Entrance fee, 10s. There will be no match unless there are four or more entries, which must be made at the time of general entries on Tuesday, 14th October. N.B.—No entries will under any consideration whatever be received after the time and place above mentioned. Owners of stock not members of the Society can exhibit in every class excepting Entire Horses, on payment of an entrance fee of ss. for every entry in each class, excepting where otherwise specified. No horses or vehicles will be admitted to the ground, but a paddock will be available on payment of one shilling for each horse. GENERAL REGULATIONS To be Observed at the Forthcoming Show. All entries for the forthcoming Show to be sent in, properly described and classed (including hacks and leaping), to the Secretary, Gisborne, not later than Tuesday, 14th October, at 8 p.m., excepting entries for Farm Produce, which will bo received up to 9 a.m. on the day of the Show. All the exhibits shall be delivered at the appointed place at or before 9 a.m, on the day of the show, except Entries, which may be admitted not later than 12 o’clock, and shall not leave the yards until 4 o’clock on the day of the Show. The price at which exhibitors will sell each exhibit may be slated by the exhibitor when making the entry, and such price will be marked in the catalogue. Applications to purchase exhibits at the price named in the catalogue may be lodged with the Secretary up to 2 p.m. on the day of the Show, and exhibits will at that time be soi l on payment of the purchase money to the Secretary, provided that in case of more than one application the exhibit will be sold by public auction, immediately after 2.80 p.m., all exhibits not previously applied for will be sold to the first person depositing the price thereof with the Secretary. In all cases five per cent, will be deducted from the amount paid to the which will go to the funds of the Association. All hacks entered in < any of ths classes shall be ridden before the. Judges, if requ red. All owners of bulls and entire horses shall take charge of them personally or by deputy throughout the proceedings. The Show will be opened to the public at 12 o’clock, noon I .' Admission: 2s. Children under 12, half price. CHAS. W. FERRIS, Secretary.