SOLWAY STOCK FAIR.

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 9695, 20 January 1910, Page 6

SOLWAY STOCK FAIR.

CANVASSING COMMITTEE APPOINTED. A GENEROUS DONATION. A meeting of the Committee appointed by the Masterton A. and P Association to organise the Solway Stock Fair scheme, whirl, is to be held shortly after thu Masterton Show, was held yesterday afternoon, in the A. and P. offices. There were present Messrs G. C. Summerell (chairman), W. Perry, D. McGregor junr., and H. Morrison. The details of the Fair weze discussed at length, and the following were appointed a canvassing committee:—Messrs A. D. McMaster Kahautara; J. G. Elliott, Martinborough ; Q. Donald, Featherston; H. McPhee, Carterton; W. B. Alkn, Taratafti; J. Strang, Gladstone; J. McKenzie, Te Whiti and Homebush;

K. Barter, Te Wharau; J. H. Tatham, Home wood and East Coast; R. J- j Dagg, Upper Plain; W. Cooper, Te j Ore Orr-; Jas. McGregor, Wansaehu; 1 A. J. Percy, Bkieford; T. P. Lett,, j Taueru, J. McKillop, Brancepeth; j and Htronvar; H. Morrison, Brance- | I peth and Langdale; A. J. Speedy, Tenui: W. Dalzi<-11, Ai.nedalf, Tenui; W. H. Buick, Opalci; D. Foreman, Mount Bruce, Gordon Stewart, Kopuaranga and Raneitumau; F. W. Kummcr, Mauriceville; H. J. Dagg, Ihuraua;J. F. Heckler, Mangamshoe; J. Cross, Alfredton; T. McKerizie, A. Reside and W. McKenzie, | Masterton district. I At a later date arrangements will | be made for the reception and accom- 1 modation of stock in the various dis- j tricts. Mr W. Perry announced at the | meeting that he would donate twenty stud Lincoln rams valued at live guineas each towards the Stock Fair. It reported that there are promises of keen support from all j over the district, and it is ancici-! pared that the Fair will be a huge j success. ' I