INGLEWOOD NEWS.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 259, 25 March 1913, Page 3

INGLEWOOD NEWS.

I «tt»i ] (From Our Own Correspondent.) The sheep-guessing coinjH'iUion at the Show resulted in a tic for first place, a tip for second ami a tie for third, the correct weight. 2721b5. being picked by Mr. fetch and Mr. \V. 11. Taylor, the j toss ;for final settlement leaving the latter the winner of the first prize (a silver' tea set) and Mr. fetch takes the.second ■.'a silver jam di.-h). The solver of the iniinbcr of seeds in the pumpkin was Mr. Davies, nurseryman. This ticket had u chequered career, as after it had been deposited in the i box, it somehow straved into the world I Again, and was picked up by a boy, iiandj ed hack to Mr. Davics. who again placed ' lit in the box. 1. also understand it was I the first ticket made out. The finances i of the Show were excellent, the total re- ) ceipts being in the neighborhood of £IOO ) or niorc. The following corrections should be made in the handicaps printed on Saturday morniii": Local 12-inch Chop.—l. Oopperth 15 sec. 15-inch Open Chop.- -A. Kaspav 22sec. 1!. Tabish 2lisec. l.Vinch I'nderhand Chop.—(! -Tlill 22 sec. Slieli'ield. 120 Yards.--Minliinnick ami ',!. lirahani 7 varris. 220 Yards.--O'Shanuesy, 0. Oraham. .1. llintz. J. Furze lliyds. i —'