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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10521, 9 January 1912, Page 7

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00\ERNMENT" Insurance DEPARTMENT MCT NO 4 •A LIBERAL SYSTEM OF NONFORFEITURE PROTECTS EVERY ASSURANCE POLICY ISSUED by the DEPARTMENT. Substantial surrender valneß and to*n values are allowed after two years, and if the premium is not .paid within the thirty days of grace an account is opened oroditlng the policy bolder with the surrender value and increases thereon, and dibit' Ing him with the premiums as due and interest thereon. . ,A'r long as the amount to credit exceeds the amount owing the policy is in full force, and in the event of death or maturity the Bum assured and bonuses, less the arreaift with in'terest. *

EKETAHUNA FARMERS' UNION SHOW MOiNI>AY, JANUARY 92nd, 1912, Ooi tS» \ EKETAHUNA DOMAIN. SCHEDULE OF EVENTS. •1. Farm Horse.—Horse best suitable lor geouerail farm work, to be .shown- in shafts. First prize Messrs Knight Bibs.' cash prize of £1 is, 'second s'. Entranced 6d. 2. Trap or Buggy Horse, 15 hanids or over, to be shown driving. j prize Messrs A. H. Herbert and Co & (trophy value. £1 Is; second 7a M, j Entrance ss. ' ie ' 3. Trap or Buggy. Horse, under 15 lha>nds, lo be shown driving. Fir&t prize the W.F.C.A. trophy value £1 Is, second 7& 6d. Entrance s®. 4. Pony, up to 14 hands (mare or gelding).. To be shown in saddle, land to be ridden by a boy or girl 14 .yaersi of age or under. First prize '.Mrs Wolfe's trophy and 10s, second os. Entrance as. ~ . 5.' Pair of Brake Horses. To be ■shown in a brake or a lorry. Fia.prize Mir H. E. (Treatheads trophy value £1 la, second ss, Entramce 2s 6. Best Trotting Her-e, ia harness. Style, carriage and pace. JUrst pnze Mr S. Marenzi c trophy value •10s 6d, second ss. Entrance 2s 6d. 7. Driving Competition!, competitors to drive round a course, and nun ver pegs, First prize . Messrs .'Firth and Son's trophy varae -Li ±&, second ss. Entrance 2s 6J. 8. Best Horse, Gig and Barnes's. To be driven by a liady, not necosearily the owner. First prize the ■Nilsson Plate, presented by Mi'* »• •Nil&soin, value £3 Bs, to be -twice in succession or three times at intervals; second, Messrs I. Jonee and Co.'s trophy value £1 Is. Entrance 2s 6d. 9. Hack, to carry 13st or over. The ;Tumor Cup presierated by Mr F. G. ,Tumor, value £5 ss, to be won three •times in succession, or four times at •intervals, and £2; second 7s 6a. 'trance s®. __ , , 10. Hack, up to list. The Lowes 1 I'Jup, presented by Mr J. P. Lowes, ■value £5 ss, to be won three times in succession or four times at intervals ,and £2; second 7s 6d. Entrance ss. 11. Lady's Hack. The Page Oup, presented by Mr E. P'age, value £5 ss, to be won three' time© by the same owner; second ss. Entrance 2s 6d. .. __ T 12. Hunting Competition. The bales' CHxaPenge Cup. value £l2 10s, •and £5. The Cu.p to be won twice m succession or three times at inter'vils by the same ownet-. Over tenclbs, three trials at ea<Jh fcince, a fraulk to coumi as a trial. Competitors to complete the course three times, unless disqualified. Five to compete or no contest; second ios; ".Entrance 7 s 6d. 13. Harnessing Competition, l«nst prize Mr E. Williams' trophy value 10s 6d, second os. . Entrance 2s. bd. Conditions and entries on ground. ]4 Trotting Competition, about 6 miles, with handicap time allowance. iFive to compete or no contest, lurst ,prize £2, second -os. Entrance! ss. 15. fTH.ojli. Jump, for horses. The Lewis Oup, presented by Mr F. C. lewis-, value £5.55,, to be won three {times in succession, or four times at intervals'. Over padded) leaping baT, ,wit?h darkened hurdle, with the same conditions as the Hunting Competiytion. First prize, the Cup and hi; cm.a prize 15... Entrance 7s. 16. Best Walking Honse, style and pace, First prize Mir W. M. Walsoh's trophy value IDS' 6d; second ss. Entrance 2s 6d. . 17. Best Trotting Horse, m saddle, style and carriage. First p-ma Mr V. "J. -Hiill's trophy vailiue 10s 6d; second ss. Entrance 2s 6d. 18 Ooh, not over i 5 hands, First prize Mr E. J. Bart's trophy value 10s 6d; second ss. Entrance 2s 6d. 19. Trottiing Clompetition, abourt 1 mile, same conations as for the 3 miles.-. Fliirst prize £2-, second 15s. Entrance ss.

All Entries close with the Secretary at 8 p.m. on THURSDAY, the IStii JANUARY, 1912. Entry forms, may be procured from the Secretary (Mr R. J. McLean), tmd all entries MUST he accompanied 'by th nccess'ary FEE&.