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Temuka Leader, Issue 1560, 23 September 1886, Page 4

J* IMA RU *« AQRIUULTUR AL AND PASTORAL ASSOCIATION. THE ASSOCIATION’S TWENTY-FIRST ANNUAL SHOW Ob’ STOCK,.ETC., J . i; WILL be: held on the ASSOCIATION’S GROUND, WAI-ITI ROAD, ON TUESDAY 26th, and WRDNf.S- ---; DAY 27th, OCTOBER; Consisting of— SHEEP, CATTLE, HORSES, PIGS, DOGS, POULTRY DA IKY AND ’ AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE, IMPLEMENTS, WOOL, ETC., ETC. Frizes amounting to about £550 will be given in Pieces of” Plate, Medals, or Cash ; alio the following additional prizes:— A Challenge Cup, value 40 Guineas, will be given by the members and friends of the Association to the largest prize-taker in breeding Stock—Sheep, Cattle, and Horses. Vico President, Mr G. H. Rhodes, gives a cup, value £lO, for the best horse that lias hunted with any recognised pack. The same to bo entered in either class 151 or 152. The Hunt Clubs of South Canterbury give a prize of £5 5s for the beet Light-weight Hunter. Mr E. LeOten, on behalf of the N.Z.L, and M.A. Company, offers a Cup, of the value of £lolo*, for the best pen of not lies than twenty (20) Sheep in the wool, suitable for freezing for export; open to ail Farmers not occupying or owning more than 3000 acres of land, the Sheep tv have been bred and fattened by ex--I,ibitor. The Cup will not be awarded unless there be at least six exhibitors, but it will be available for the same object at next year's show. Maximum number of points to be 18, thus apportioned : Early maturity, 6; wool, 6 ; carcase, 6. Special entry. The Association offer a prize of £5, in addition to £5 offered by Mr William 8a1... ... four,..for the best Dray Root-cutting Machine, to be drawn by not more than two horses, the roots to be dropped on , the ground cut to size suitable for sheep; oertaipty of automatic feeding, and capability of cutting the largest quantity in a given time to bo specially considered the dray to hold not less than 15owt of roots. The Association offer a prize of £5 for a Turnip Drill, to sow from EOlbs to2001b» to an acre of Bone-duet of Super-phoe phate in the same drills. To sow from 6 es to 21bs of turnip seed to the acre, suitable to sow either level or down lands.The Association offer a prize of £3 for the best Automatic Chaff Box, for feeding sheep, to hold not less than ten bags, to be wind and water proof, and to be easily moveable. Mr James King offers a first and second prize of £3 and £2 respectively for the best yearling colt or filly by Quamby. Mr J. Ballantyhe gives a prize of £2 2s for the best Jar of Salt Butler suitable for export. ; This exhibit, same ’Conditions ‘ as for Potted Butter, must be left with the Secretary on or before Saturday, September 25tjn Mr J. Ballantyne give) a prize of £2 2s for the best Cheese suitab'6 for export. Mr A. Grant offers a prize of £2 for the best English Leicester Ewe, with or without lamb at foot, e ... ... Mr S.' Shappefe dffers a cap for the largest prizetakor in Ham and Bacon Classes. POE PARTICULARS SEE POSTBSS. Programmes may be obtained on application to the undersigned. E. Y 7. SIUBBS, ee2l Secretary.

SEED POTATOES. SEED POTATOES, F 0 R SALE MAGNUM BONUM, SNOWFLAKE, and SCHOOLMASTER; also, DERWENTS. All of very best quality. A. R. ALLAN, Tenauka. N,B. —A.R. is also a CASH BUYER of SKINS and HIDES. eel 6

GOOD NEWS FOR EVERYBODY. GERALDINE CHEAP BOOT STORE! R„ DARLOW, BOOT * SHOE MAKER, GERALDINE BEING Irrgely overstocked I have determined to OFFER THE WHOLE OF MY STOCK AT ABOUT COST PRICE. FOR .A MONTH I will allow a discount of 10 per cent. As rny Prices are already the LOWEST in the District this means a great saving. Such an opportunity of BUYING FIRST CLASS, BOOTS is not likely'to occur again.

QANDY’S MAIN DRIVING BELTS Guaranteed Waterproof, and not affected by the Weather AMERICAN COTTON BELTING— Half the Cost ot Leather. Made any Length without Joints. These Belts are made suitable for any width of Pulley from lin to 60in in width,and can be made endless or tapered if requisit r, to Prevent‘Jump’ n running. Prizes —Hamburg, 1878 ; Berlin, 1879 ; Cincinnati, 1880 ; New York, 1880 Patentee and Manufacturer— MAURICE GANDY, 5, Ansdell street, Liverpool; and Baltimore, United Slates America London Address : 130, Queen Victoria street, E.C Samples on application. A Substantial Guarantee with every Main Driving Belt.