THE WHITES SHOW.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVI, Issue 297, 19 May 1914, Page 6

THE WHITES SHOW.

Applications for schedules and space arc still coming forward, so that the prospects for the forthcoming show arc particularly bright. Very keen interest is being taken in tlic poiiitry and pigeon classes, especially amongst the pigeon fanciers, v.'lio will have the Xcw Zealand ciiampion.-hip to compete for. An energetic committee is at work o nthis section, ami is letting everything in readiness to provide for the. comfort and convenience oI exhibitors. A number of special prizes have been donated, one of which (a motor evele lamp valued at £t 10s and donated by Messrs. .Tames and (UHman. agents for the l'oyal linby cycle) will be yivon lo the exxhibitor who scores the greatest number of [points at the show. | Mr. Znrcher, of Kaimala, has donated | £3 3,s for compel itiou.s fur swedes, mangolds and earn;!.-;. The&e competiI lions are open only to residents of the Kaimata. district, and bhould ih:i\: a large number o:' rntries. The attention of exhibitors in field roots is dr.iwn to class 128, which reads: "Swede-, 2 roots (lartou's Superlative. 1 ' Tlii; word (lartoii should be omitted from this, as the intention of the c-oru-lnitiee is to make it an open ela.-s. Another das., in csrrots is also added, 'which v/ill read: "104;! Carrots, 4 rooi -. Magnum lionm::.'' Messrs. AVcb-tcr Bios., local agents for Messrs. Sutton & Sons, olfer a guinea prize for best three roots of button's Swedes, any variety. A npeeial class will be opened up for (his competition, and numbered 132. !