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Tuapeka Times, Volume V, Issue 232, 11 July 1872, Page 4

MURRAY'S TyORLD AJJICTJS. Great success of the Performances at Lawrence . The splendid Equestrian and Acrobatic Troupe will appear THIS (THURSDAY) EVENING-, At Lawrence, And at Waitahuna Bridge on Friday Night, And will give their Last Performance at Lawrence on Saturday Night. Murray's Magnificent Stud of highlytrained Horses, and the educated Donkey Edward. > Murray, the Great Clow a and Jester. The Young American, Master James Brahme, Mrs. Murray, Mr. Gorman, Mr. Ritson, Mr. Wills, and the ■ whole Company will appear each evening in new and varied Acts. Performance to commence at 8 o'clock. Admission — Seats, 4s; Promenade, 2s 6d The Circus will perform at the TEVIOT on Tuesday, the 16th, and shortly at the Dunstan. FRANK TOWERS, Agent. TU \PEKA AND WAITAHUNA THIED AXNOAL PLOUGHING MATCH. milE above Match will take place oi» -*- Mr. Colquhoun's Farm, next to Mr. Wright Low's Farm, at the head of CLirks Flat, On FRIDAY, 26th JULY, When the following Prizes will tie competed for : — SENIORS. Ist Prize - - - - £5 0" 2nd „ 4 0 0 3rd „--.. 3 U 0 t 4th „ - - -* - 20 0 c oth „ - - - 10 0 6th „ - - - - 0 10 •) D JUNIORS. Ist Priz? - - - - £2 0 l, 2nd „ - - " - - 10 0 3rd „----- 0 10 0 SPECIAL PRIZED SBJfIOK CLASS. Best Peering. — Goods, value Ll, the gift of Messrs. Herbert & Co. Best Finish. — Prize, Best Outs and liuis.— Set Feering Poles, the gift of Mr. A. Humphrey. JUXIOR CLASS. Best Finish.— c Best Feering.— Set Feering Poles, the 0 gift of Mr. L. C. Holmes, iBest Outs and Ins. — A Book, value 10s., the 'gift of Dr. Ilalley. c J [ c The Youngest Ploughboy competing. — o A Book, value 10s., the gift of Mr. y G. Jeffory. U OPEtf TO AIL THB FIELT). i- Best Matched Pair of Horses. — Pair of Ilames, the gift of Mr. F. Meyer. Best kept Harness, _ Best Groomed pair of Horses. — Curry Comb and Brushes, the gift of Mr. Thomas Barnett. Best General Turn-out of Harness on the J " Field. — Saddlery to value of Ll 10s., C 1 gift of Air. James Low. ( £ The remaining Special Prizes will be advertised next week. ] Open to all b'ina fide residents within n twelve miles' of Lawrence. EULE3 AND REGULATIONS. ;. All competitors to be subscribers to the fund of not less than 10s., except when one owner enters more than one ,f team, in which ease the entry for the second or third team shall be 53. each. LTeams to be on the ground by 9.30 a.m . Entries to be left with the Secretary? h at his office, Lawrence, on or before G p.m. on Wednesday, the 24th July; and at Waitahuna, under cover, addressed to i- the Secretary, at Mr. CoghilTs Hotel, on the same day, 3 p.m. ; or, on the morning of the Match, by payment of double 3. entrance fee. lt 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. Any other regulations- will be read on ! ; the ground, and all disputes to .be settled, by the Committee. L. ; C. HOLMES, • • Secretary,