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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 337, 12 March 1910, Page 7

WAVERLEY A. AND P. ASSOCIATION. | SECOND ANNUAL SHOW. ; To be held on the RECREATION GROUNDS, WAVERLEYi I On THURSDAY, 17th MARCH, 1910. ' ORDER OF PROGRAMME. Ist 2nd 3rd 8. s. a. Express Pair 40 10 Heavy Draught Mure ..40 10 Heavy Draught Gelding 40 10 Troop Horse 40 20 Spring Curt llovse .... 40 15 I'2-stone Hack 40 10 14-stone Hack 40 10 Genera] Purpose Farm Horse 40 15 Pony (between 14.2 and 13 hands) 20 10 Pony Jumping Competitition 20 10 Cob 30 10 Girl Rider 15 5 Single Harness Horse .. 40 20 Wood Chopping £IOO 40 20 Lady's Turn-out 40 20 —> Sawing Competition .... 40 20 Maiden Hunters' Competition 100 30 10 1 [Paced Hack 40 20 . [Lady's Hack (15.2 and over .......... 40 20 Lady's Hack grader 15.2) 40 10 Ruggy Pair 40 10 Open Leaping Competition 140 4Q 20 and silver eup valued £2O. r" Lady Driver ........ 40 l 6 Harnessing Competition for Ladies 30 10 (Pony (under 13 hands) ..20 10 j Gentleman Driver .. .. 40 10 —* [Threading the Needle .. 30 JO [Tilting the Ring (for r Cadets) 20 10 — 1 Tiovs' Wood Chopping Competition (under 16 years of age) 20 10 SHEEP—Pen of five fat wethers, five ewes fit fat lambs (Down crosses), and five fat lambs (Longwool crosses) for freezing. Also, Home Industries (first prize 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, 1910. Wavevlev Rand in attendance. Admission to Ground, Is; Children under 12 years fid. W. EMMERSON, Secretary.

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