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Tuapeka Times, Volume III, Issue 178, 6 July 1871, Page 4

TUAPEKA AND WAITAHUNA SECOND ANNUAL PLOUGrHIN G- MATCH. THE above Match will take place in Mr. M'Clusky's Paddock, Happy Valley, Wetherstones, on THURSDAY, 13th JULY, When the following Prizes will be competed for :— SENIORS. Ist Prize £5 0 0 2nd „ 4 0 0 3rd „ 3 0 0 4th „ 2 0 0 sth „ Goods, value 205., the gift of Messrs Herbert and Co. DOUBLE-FURROW PLOUGHS. Prize - " - - - - £3 0 0 Open to all comers. JUNIORS. Ist Prize £2 0 0 2nd „ 10 0 3rd „ 010 0 SPECIAL PRIZES. SENIOR CLASS. Best Feering. — Pah* of Breeches, Value £1 10a., the gift of Mr. W. M"Beath. Best Finish. — Prize, value 30a., the gift of Mr. D. M'Donald and Mr. R. Fooler. Best Outs and Ins. — Set Feering Poles, the gift of Mr. A. Humphrey. JUNIOR CLASS. Best Finish.— Sat of Feering Poles, the gift of Mr. John Donovan. Best Feering. — A Ham, the gift of Mr. James Harris. Best Outs and Ins. — A Book, value 10s., the gift of Di\ Halley. The Youngest » Ploughboy competing. — A Book, value 10s., the gift of Mr. G. Jeffery. OPEN TO ALL THE FIELD. Best Matched Pair of Horses. — Pair of Hames, the gift of Mr. F. Meyer. Best kept Harness, being the bona fide property of competitors for six months previous to the Match. — A silver-mounted Prize Whip, value £2 10a., the gift of Mr. James Low. Best Groomed pair of Horses — Curry Comb and Brushes, the gifc of Mr. Thomas Barnett. Best Shod pair of Horses. — A set of shoes, presented by Mr. H. Fraser, Havelock. Best General Turn-out. — Set of three-horse swingletrees, the gift of Messrs M'Taggart, Havelock. Open to all bona fide residents within twelve miles of Lawrence. RULES AND REGULATIONS. All competitors to he subscribers to the fund of not less than 103., except when one owner enters more than one team, in which case the entry for the second or third team shall be ss. each. Teams to be on the ground by 9.30 a.m. Entries to be left with the Secretary, at his office, Lawrence, on or before 6 p.m. on Tuesday, the 11th July ; and at Waitahuna, under cover, addressed to the Secretary, at Mr. Coghill's Hotel, on the same day, at 4 p.m. ; or, on the morning of the Match, by payment of double entrance fee. Depth of furrow, five inches ; ploughmen to find their own width. Each team to plough one- third of an acre. Time allowed : — Horses, five hours ; bullocks, six hours. Each ploughman to find his own poles, and no assistance allowed after the poles are set ; otherwise disqualified. Double-furrow ploughs to plough twothirds of an acre., All competitors to use plain irons. Any other regxilations will be read on the ground, and all disputes to be settled by the Committee. L. C. HOLMES, Secretary. WANTED KNOWN.— Select Evening Class for Ladies from 5.30 to 7 p.m. —SPROULE'S WRITING ACADEMY. WANTED, Tenders for Cutting a Water Race, one and a half mile | long. Tenders to be closed on the 12th instant. For particulars, apply to R. LANCASTER, Beaumont. THE order of time and place for offering the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass in the Tuapeka District : — MASSES. Lawrence 2 Ist Sunday of the month „ 1 3rd Sunday at 11 a.m. Waitahuna 1 3rd Sunday at 9 a.m. Teviot 2 2nd Sunday of the month Waipori 2 4th Sunday of the month The Catechism will be taught and Vespers recited on the occasions above mentioned, at three and half-past six o'clock respectively. The Holy Sacrifice will be celebrated at Switzera on the fifth Sunday of this month. W. J. LaRKIN. Lawrence, June 28, 1871.