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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 120, 29 August 1910, Page 3

NORTH TARANAKI PLOUGHING ASSOCIATION. piRST QOMPETITION, to take place on MR. BIRDLING'S FARM, WAITARA, on SEPTEMBER 8, 1910. (beginning at 10 o'clock a.m.) PROGRAMME: Class I. DOUBLE FURROW. First prize £5 5s and pair of opera glasses; 2nd, £2 10s and tobacco pouch; 3rd, £1 10s. A special of a bag of sugar will be given for the best open up or ridge of 1G furrows; £1 10s arid y 2 -ton of coal will be given for best turn-out in this class. Class 2. SINGLE FURROW. First prize £3 and Vk-ton manure; 2nd.. £2 and box tea; 3rd, £1 ss. A special valued at 10s will be given for best ridge of 10 furrows. Class 3.-& INGLE FURROW (for boys under 18). First prize £3 and special, valued 10s 6d; 2nd, £1 10s and a whip; 3rd, £l. A special (pair of spurs) will be given for best 10 furrows. A special prize of 30s and trophy valued at 7s 6q will be given for the best turn-out.in classes 2 and 3. •Entrance fees:—Class 1, ss; Class 2, 4s; Class 3, 3s; Special for best turn-out, Is. All fees to be paid at time of entry. Entries will be received by the Secretary up till 5 o'clock on SATURDAY, 3rd September, at the Borough Council Chambere, Waitara. •1. All teams to be ready to start at 10 o'clock a.m. 2. Each competitor in single-furrow classes to plough % acre; each competitor in double furrow class to plough % acre. 3. Double-furrow ploughs to gathei * rounds (or 16 furrows), to be the full depth (5 inches) on the third round. 4. Single furrows to gather a ridge, of 10 furrows, to be at the full depth (5 inches) on the fourth round. 5. The time allowed in each ciass will be 5 hours, or each competitor to be finished by 3 p.m. Anyone exceeding the allotted time will be disqualified. 6. All competitors must finish with a seed or clean up furrow. 7. Should the entries be less than three in any one class, the judges will award Buch prizes as they deem fit. 8. Entrance fees to be paid at time of entry. . . 9. Three judges will be appointed, whose decision shall be final. THOS. BUCHANAN, ; ■'■•■&(, B«8- Sec,

THE FASHIONABLE BOOT ARCADE gE R T gUB6 E3 8, BROADWAY, STRATFORD. Renowned for Hoots and Shoes oi Megant Appearance, Durability of Wear •i mi Moderate Price. ..aire jcatiy and promptly executed. Special attention given to Children's Footwear. Inspection cordially invited. MRS. M. M 0 I R "WHITE HOUSE," BROADWAY, STRATFORD. EXQUISITE MILLINERY. DAINTY NECKWEAR LARGE-STOCK OF FANCY GOODsi. THE COUNTRY PEOPLE OTJ TARANAKI Are requested to note that their J) RUG \Y"AN T S Will receive immediate and best attention from F. EDWARDS, CASH CHEMIST STRATFORD. JgELMONT JJGUSE, REGENT STREET, STRATFORD. MRS. DODUNSKI .. Proprietress. Good Meals. Good Beds. Every Home Comfort. CABS FOR HIRE. 3 GOOD FAEMS CLOSE TO HAWERA. FOR STRAIGHT OUT LEASE. JQ2 ACRES. All level and ploughable. New.house of 7 rooms. Cowshed, 16 bails, concreted. Stables, piggeries, washhouse, etc. Lessor will provide £25 worth manure each year. Rent, 42/- per acre. 1A A ACRES. Good Farm. Nearly all ploughable and open for plough. HoraM, 6 rooms. Good cowshed. Close to school, store, factory, railway, etc. Term, 5 years. Rent, 40/- per acre. "I QO ACRES. House of 4 rooms. Two J -*' t ' miles from factory and school. Capacity, 50 cows and about 100 young cattle or sheep. Term, 6 years. Rent, 20/- per acre. Also a splendid little farm, near Eltham, 141 acres. Goodwill £2OO. Any terms to good man. Owner must leave. Rent, £1 per acre. Term, 7 years. Apply at once to KEMP & JSJAWLE AUCTIONEERS, LAND AGENTS AND GENERAL MERCHANTS. BROADWAY .... STRATFORD. Consignments, of Dairy, Farm, and . w ; ' Orciaid Produce Solicited.