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Taranaki Daily News, 30 May 1918, Page 1

LAND FOR SALE. A NICE CLEAN FARM FOR SALE 96 AND A-QUARTER acres, divided into 12 paddocks, all been ploughed, more than half level, the balance ia good easy country; all in good grass (excepting 8 acres swedes and 2 acres green oats), C-roomed house, with passage, bathroom and wash-house; 12-bail cowshed and other buildings. Farm ia in first-class order, carrying 40 ctfws. Excellent returns £750 for mill.-, calves and pigs last year, and has done better this season. Still taking 800 lbs milk every day. "The place has been heavily manured, and ia free from blackberry and weeds. half a mile creamery. Price £3B per acre. Terms arranged. A: B: GIBSON? LICENSED LAND AGENT, Egmont Street New Plymouth. "XTORTH ISLAND SHEEP DOG TRIAL ASSOCIATION. CHAMPIONSHIP MEETING, AT HAWERA. (Run under Rules of North Island Dog Trial Association and under the auspices of The Egmont Sheep Dog Trial Club.) TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, JUNE 4th, sth, 6th, 1918. ON MR. BREWER'S FARM, TAIPOROHENUI, Judge: Mr. W. McFajJana PROGRAMME: Championship Trials. Class I.—Championship Long Head. About 800 yards; bring back and hold in ring. Time, 12 minutes. Prizes: First, Championship Silver Cup, valued £lO 10a (presented by N.Z. Loan and Mercantile Agency Co.), and £5, and also a sweepstake of 50 per cent, of entry fees; second, 25 per cent, of entry fees; third, 12$ per cent of the entry fees, Class IL—Championship Short Head and Yarding Competition. About 400 yards. Head, bring back, drive through one set of hurdles, drive to yard, and yard. Time, 15 minutes. Prizes: First, Championship Silver Cup, valued £lO 10s (presented by Farmers' Co-op. Organisation) and £5, and also a sweepstake of 50 per cent, of the entry fees; second, 25 per cent, of the entry fees; third, 12$ per cent, of the entry feesClass m.—Championship Huntaway, About 440 yards, through three sets of flags. Time, 12 minutes. Prizes: First, Championship Silver Cup, valued £lO 10s (presented by Newton King) and £5 and 50 per cent, of the entry fees; second, 25 per cent, of the entry fees; third, 12$ per cent, of the entry fees. Specials for Championship Events. 1. R. D. D. McLean, Esq., Challenge Cup Silver Bowl for competitor scoring most points in Classes I and H, for two years in succession, or three years at different periods. 2. James Lillico, Esq., Shield, value £ls 15s, for dog showing best style at ring and yard in Classes I and 11, for two years in succession, or three years at different periods. 3. Rutherford's Memorial Shield (value £2O), for dog or dogs scoring most points in one Heading event and Huntaway; should competitor have more than one dog competing in either of the events, then he must nominate his dog or dogs before starting. To be won three times before it can become the property of any competitor. Mr. P. Sheahan, Ohangai, Gold Medal (value £2 2s), for Maiden Man and Dog scoring most points in Long Head. Mr. J. Harrington, Hawera, Gold Medal (value £2 2s), for Drover scoring most points in Long Head. Mrs. Cramp, Hawera, Gold Medal (value £2 2s), for Maiden Man and Dog scoring most points in Huntaway. Admission to Ground, 1/-; Ladies, free. LUNCHEON will be supplied pn the ground by Red Cross Ladies. ENTRY FEE.— £1 for each dog in each event. ENTRIES CLOSE on WEDNESDAY. MAY 29, 1918, at S o'clock p.m., with G. H. STRINGER, Secretary, Hawera. SMOKE CONCERT Will be held in CENTRAL TEA ROOMa On TUESDAY, JUNE 4, At 8 p.m. Returned Soldiers Cordially Invited. MEETING OF NORTH ISLAND DELEGATES Will be held at WINTER SHOW COMPANY'S BUILDINGS, On WEDNESDAY, JUNE 5, At 8 p.m. MOTOR CAR TYRES. 32x3$ Continental plain tread; only a few left. Note the extraordinary price, £4 17s 6d. ISA J. BRIDGES, Phone 66, Eltham. -uEST YE FORGET. Easter has again come round, but when on that holiday or picnic don't forget to take with you a packet of Arcadia Tea. It matters not if it is made in a kerosene tLi or a silver teapot; it always maintain* ltt lovsly flavor.