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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10521, 9 January 1912, Page 1

SHOW ADVTS. USH DISTRICTS A. mnd r. ASSOCIATION'S Twentieth Annual hhovv TO BE HELD AT WOODVILLE xm WEDNESDAY, 31fit JANUARY, 1912. Grand sJhiow of HORSES, CATTLE, SHEEP, PIOS, and FARM PRODUCE. ENTRIES CLOSE lGtii January. Schedule of Classes and Prizes post-ed on application to— T. n. HUSBAND, Secretary. Feilding A and P. Show TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 6th and 7th, 1912. CASH PRIZES. CASH PRIZES. and HANDSOME AND VALUABLE TROPHIES FOR ALL CLASSICS OF STOCK. ( £7B Cash, and Trophies value £66 (several to be won outright) for .himping Competition®. ENTRIES' CLOSE FRIDAY, January 19th. Schedules from office of this paper, ° r ~~ E. H. FISHER, Secretary. P.O. Box 98. HOROWHENUA AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL

ASSOCIATION. SIXTH ANNUAL SHOW To he held on the Levin Raoeu>.tr&e. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 31st, 1912. Con petrous of all Glasses including foiir .) limping Competitions and two Ponv Races. Glasses for HORSES, CATTLE, STIEEP, PIGS. Schedules from the office of this paper or from the Secretary. Entries close SATURDAY, January 13th, 1912. P R. GARDINER, Secretary, Levin.'

PAKIA7UA-AKITIQ A. AND P. ASSOCIATION. THIRD ANNUAL SHOW. To be held on. the NEW SHOWGROUNDS, PAiHIATUA, FRIDAY, F©BR'UARY; 1912. JUMPING COMiPETIT J' 0\ T S (TududMig tlie Opeta Hunters' Competition of £2- r > > HORSES. CATTLE. SHEEP. Fiinut. Fknvers, Vegewh' ?s, i.'oikcry and Preserves, V incy Work - •ENTRIES close Slst -lanuary., 1912. Prize Lists on -ippli ration to — J. A. WALSH, Socv^%ii:y.

LOOK HERE! THE O.iL SHOP (Next Pictures.) HAVE a tnew ani-d up to date &took of articles suitable for NEW YEAR GIFT&. ALSO All the Latest New Toys at Reduoed Prices. GET YOUR PICK EA'RLY. STATIONERY, FANCY GOODS, ORNAMENTS. REMEMBER: The O.K. Gives Satisfaction. 1 NOTICE. J WISH to announce tn*!' CASH BUYER of ail kinait> . FAT STOCK dnr_flg the present freezing season. _ F. McKENZIE.

MORRISON'S BUSH HOTEL. 5. POLSON ... PROPRIETOR ,JTV'RST 01-JLSS MEALS, Good AtX; tention, Best of Wines and Spirits, and home-like accoramodaMOB. s House is connected with Telephony 'Orevtown Fnxo»>M REFORM PARTY WORKERS. SOCIAL to all those ladies and gentlemen Vr4io. during the late election campaign., worked in either town or country to forward the interests of the Reform candidates will be given by Mx G. R. Sykes' Masteuton Committee iin the Exchange Hall, Queen Street, Master-ton., oai Thursday evening January 11th. Double and single tickets will be issued, for whidh a small charge will be levied. Those ladies and gentleman who are desirous of attending this function will please apply to the secretary, before the 11th inst., if possible, for tioEets enabling tfiem to admission. No tickets will be seat out unless asked for, as a complete Jisifc of those who worked eo hard for Reform is not available. R. F. CROSRIE, Box 2, Mastertom.