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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10452, 18 October 1911, Page 1

A. AND P. SHOWS. WAIRARAPA AND EAST COAST P. and A. SOCIETY. 34th ANNUAL SHOW at CARTERTON. WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, 25th and 26th OCTOBER, 1911. r~IOMPETITIO'NS«on both daysand Medals in Horse, Cattle an< Sheep Classes and Jumping. GRAND PARADE a* 2 p.m. oa onfEDMS. DAY October 12th. Schedule from Agent, or send Secretary, Box 25, Carterton. ANAWATU and WEST COAST PASTORAL and AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION. THE NORTH ISLAND BIG EVENT Grand Metropolitan, Live Stock, and industrial Show with th* MANAWATU KENNEL CLUB'S ANNUAL CHAMPION DOG SHOW. PALMERSTON NORTH, NOV. Ist, 2nd and 3rd, Under the Distinguished Patronage of His Excellency th© Governor, Lord Islington. ' The Cream of our. Ctetrotary/e Blood Sttlock in all classes which will be on Paarade. < The Pick of Our Junipers. Art, Technical and PuMio Schools Division. Photography. Interesting. Amusing. Educating. Sundered friendls me*t at wars dhow. Exhibition Halls and Side Shows ooen each evening 7 to 10. ENTRIES close tor all classes, exlive Stock entries dose 19th. October. Schedule fire© on anlicataan to W. T. PENNY Secretary i OvERTY "DAY. 1911. OVERTY JJAY. v l9ll. GRIOULTURAL AND PASTORAL SOCIETY. TMito-isecoind ' 1 ANNUAL SHOW. ; ANNUAL SHOb£Boo. TOTAL PRIZES. £BOO. To be held on the POVERTY BAY PARK, TE HAPARA, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY;, I ©CTOBERJJtth and 26th. e 1 . Oop. vain© £lO, IDs. GATTLE.— 49 classes., Challenge Gup value £lO 10s. , 66 classes, Challenge Cup value £lO 10s. PIGS, DOGS, POULTRY, PIGEONS, PRODUCE,Ete. LEAPING AND JUMPING COMPETITIONS,. ENTRIES CLOSE ON SATURDAY, OCTOBER 14th. ' Schedule and entry 'forms may be obtained at tine office of the Wairarapa ige, Masterton. " H. M. PORTER, Secretary. 'JSW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. WELLINGTON RACES, AT TRENTHAM. 21st and 23rd October. HOLIDAY EXCURSION TICKETS, available for return until 25(th October, will .be obtainable from. Woodvilte,' Foxton, Porirua, Opaki, ' and intermediate stations, to Wellington (Thorndon or Lambton) on 20th October, and fronn Masterton, Greytown, Cross Creek, and intermediate stations, to Te Aro, and I Wellington on 20th and 121st October. NOTE.— On 21st October, the tickets from Masterton, 'Greytown, Cross OreeV, and inte-rmediato stations, will be obtainable only by the trains which leave Masterton at 7.30 a.m. and 8.30 a.m. and Greytown at 8.5 and 9 a.m. (see below): On 21 at and 23rd October, ticket," available for use on day of iss\ie only will be obtainable 'from Masterton, Greytown, Cross' Creek and intermediate stations to Trentham— Holiday Excursion Fares (by morn-, ing trains only). Admission to Racecourse is NOT included in Holiday Excursion Fares. On Zlst and 23rd OCTOBER.--The usual 7.30 a.m. MasttentbnWeUington train will leave Masterton 8.30 a.m., Carterton 8.57, Greytown 9.5. Featherston 9.37, Tren-t-ham arrive 11.54 a.m., Wellington arr. 12.50 p.m. A Special Passenger. Train for Trentham will leave Masterton at 7.30 a.m., Carterton 7.57, Greytown 8.5, Featherston 8.37, Trentham air. 10.52 a.m. The 4.35 p.m. Wellington-Miastetv-ton train will leave Trentham ,at &.3<) p.m., Greytown arr. 8.18 p.m., Masterton arr. 9.0 p.m. The usual 9.55 a.m. Te Aro-Wood-ville train will leave Te Aro at 9.40, Wellington 9.55. BY ORDER. nONGREGATJONAL SUNDAY O SCHOOL. ANNIVERSARY. SI.NDAY, October 29ttli.— Morning and Evening, Rev. Bawden Harris, of Wellington. Afternoon, 3 p.m.—Rev. Parsons, of Kuripuni, ■and Rev. Bawden Harris, of Wellington. TUESDAY, October 31st, 7.30 p.m. —Annual Reports, Singing by Children, Distribution of Prizes, ettc.