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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 335, 10 March 1910, Page 7

VV7AVERLEY A. AND P. ASSOCIATION. , SECOND ANNUAL SHOW. ITo uc held on the RECREATION GROUNDS, WAVERLEBE I On THURSDAY, 17th MARCH, 1910. ' ORDER OK PROGRAMME. Ist 2nd 3rd «. 8. 8. Express Pair 40 10 Heavy Draught Marc .. 40 10 ■ Heavy Draught Gelding 40 1.0 [Troop Horse 40 20 [Spring Cart Horse .... 40 15 |l2-stone Haek 40 10 U-stone Haek 40 10 General Purpose Farm Horse 40 15 Pony (between 14.2 and 13 hands) 20 20 • Pony Jumping Competitition 20 10 Cob 30 10 Girl Rider 15 5 Single Harness Horse ..40 20 .'Wood Chopping £IOO 40 20 Lady's Turnout 40 20 Sawing Competition .... 40 20 Maiden Hunters' Competition 100 30 10 Paced Hack 40 20 Lady's Hack (15.2 and over .. -. v 40 *2O Lady's Hack (under 15.2) 40 10 Buggy Pair 40 10 Open Leaping Competition 140 40 20 and silver cup valued £2O. Lady Driver 40 10 • Harnessing Competition for Ladies ...;.. 30 10 Pony (under 13 hands) .. 20 10 Gentleman Driver .... 40 10 Threading the Needle .. 30 10 ►— Tilting the Eing (for f Cadets) 20 10 Bovk' Wood Chopping Competition (under 16 years of age) 20 10 —i SHEEP—Pen of five fat wethers, five ewes fit fat lambs (Down crosses), and five fat lambs (Longwool crosses) for freezing. I Also, Home Industries (first nrizfl 10s each), Vegetables, Dogs, and Sheepguessing Competition. Points Prizes.—A prize of £2 (floated by Mr. D. S. Taylor) will be given for the Champion Hack. A points prize of £2 will be given for Horse Events', and likewise for Home Industries Classes. Prize List with full particulars on application to Secretary. Entries close 3rd March, 1010. Waverley Band in attendance. Admission to Ground, Is; Children under 12 years 6d. W. EMMERSON, Secretary.

'THE GTOTLEMAX THAT PAYS THE RIXT!" THE FARM MORTGAGE REMOVER rpHERE is no branch of farming or 6tock husbandry which, conducted with a reasonable amount of skill and intelligence and stayed systematically oiii- year with another, will do better for its proprietor, more successfully keep the wolf and sheriff from the door, than the rearing of well-bred swine. The shiftless, careless farmer is satisfied with a low-grade animal which yields low returns and pays no rent. Pure-bred Pedigree Berkshire Boars and Sows of the choicest qualtty for saie; bred from Champion Prize-winners. Price moderate. Inspection invited. J. H. SELLERS, Okaiawa. Whiteness Stiffness Smoothness always assured. Mi GIVES Used Everywhere plKUtt FINISH VJt

JSJTANDARD TEAS STANDARD TEAS OSTRICH OX EACH PACKET. Packed in Xew Zealand by skilled labor under expert management; retaining the .delicate aroma and full flavor of the original leaf. BK7AITARA-URENUI AND AWAKINO T MAIL COACH. Leaves Urenui daily 6.45 a.m. and 5.50 p.m. for Waitara. Leaves Waitara for Urenui at 8.30 a.m. and 5.4"> p.ru. From Waitara to Uruti, Okau, Tonga-, porutu. Mokan. and AwaMpo EVERY WEDNESDAY & SATURDAY, returning THURSDAYS and MONDAYS. Passengers can therefore reach Mokaa on Saturdays, spend a Say there, returning on Mondcys to catch New Plymouth train the same evening. All Goods at reasonable rates and promptly delivered. Waitara tn Awakino.—Return fare 258. Waitara to Urenui.—Return fare 4» (reduction to two or three in • family or regular travellers). All orders or parcels left with Mr. R.' Gribbon, Waitara, or Mr. Kibby, sadwj dler, will be attended to. h A. G. CRAWFORD, s Proprietor, Urenui '