THE STRATFORD SHOW.

Taranaki Daily News, 14 November 1922, Page 6

THE STRATFORD SHOW.

GOOD ENTRIES RECEIVED, Mr. D. F. Wilbur, American ConsulGeneral, o-f Wellington, has informed i the Stratford A. and P. Association that he hopes to attend their show on No- | vember 22 and 23 providing that no ofliI cial business prevents his visit. Mr. i Wilbur was one time president of the ! United States Friesian Breeders’ Assoi eiation, and takes a live interest in agricultural matters generally and in Friesian cattle in particular. The association is making a special effort to make I lie exhibition of Friesian cattle as attractive as possible, and it is probable that an exhibit of unusual interest will be announced in the course of a. few days. Entries to date constitute a record in home industries, photography, and pigs. Other entries are very strong, and by the time they close on Thursday evening it is expected other records will be broken. The association acknowledge with thanks the following additional donations: J. B. Hine £5, S. Pitt £2 2s, Central Co-op. store £2 2s, N.Z. Warehousemen’s Association £2 2s, T. Borthwick and Sons. Ltd. £5, Fookes and Young £2 2s, Spence, Rutherfurd, Macalister and Coleman £3 3s; Dr. Glasgow £1 Is; W. P. Kirkwood £2 2s. Union Foundries, Ltd. £1 Is, E. Walter £2 2s, C. Mumby £4 4s, W. Fastier £1 Is, Midhirst Co-op. Dairy Factory £5.