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r Ewe, section 3.— Mr R. B. Hamilton, 3 Ist prize. Section 4. — Pen of three ewes, with 5 lambs : Mr E. B. Hamilton, Ist prize ; . Mr J. Shield, 2nd. . I I Section V. — Pen of three ewe hoggets : t Mr E. B. Pearce, Ist prize ; Mr J. s Shield, 2nd. i Class B. — Other longwool breeds, sec- > tion 1, ram : MrR. E. Mcßae, Ist prize, s Section 2. — Earn hogget : Mr E. B. I Pearce, Ist and 2nd. i Section 3, ewe. — Mr B. B. Pearce, i Ist prize. Section 4. — Pen of three ewes,- with I lambs : Mr E. E. McEaei Ist prize. Section 5. Pen of three ewe hoggets : Mr R. ;B. Pearce, Ist prize. Section 6.: — Ram , hogget, . shorn as a lamb: Mr E. Mcßae, Ist prize; Mr O. ; Hawes, 2nd. ' " Section 7. — Ewe hogget, shorn as a lamb ; Mr E. B. Pearce, leit prize ; Mr , O. Hawes, 2nd.. . PAT SHEEP. Section 1. — Three longwool wethers : Mr E. B. Pearce, Ist prize. Section 2. — Three longwool ewes : Mr R. B. Pearce, Ist prize. PRODUCE. : Judges: Messrs D. Coutts and R. Whittem. New potatoes. — Messrs Arundell and Ross, Ist prize. Ohutney — Messrs Arundell' and Rosa, Ist prize. . >■ ■ .>■■ Fresh butter, in pats— Mr J. Gilligan, Ist prize. ' ; ■ Fresh butter — Mr J. Bayly, Ist prize ; Mr E., Payne,, 2nd. Home-made bread — Mr D. Hunter, Ist prize; Mr Payne, 2nd. .: t.' ! . Wool— Mr B. Hamilton, Ist prize. . , Ham — B. Bruce, Ist prize. - - : LAfE GABLE MESSAGE, (by; electric "telegraph. — copyright.) • (reuter 's telegrams. ) (Received Nov. 2, 2.5 a.m.) LONDON. ■ •" ■' ' ' • " October 81. The Times to-day states that it has received information that the English Government disapproves of Baker Pasha's scheme for the re-organisation of the Egyptian army. ' The Premier, in the House of Commons, is insisting on tha passage of the resolutions for the adoption of the closure, but is not making it a Cabinet question.. PARIS. October 31. The panic which arose at Lyons through fears of a Socialist rising is subsiding,' and confidence .is being rapidly restored. „ CONSTANTINOPLE. October 31. . Earl Dufferin, British Ambassador, skortly goes temporarily to Cairo to conduct the negotiations for the settlement of affairs in Egypt. ; VIENNA. October 31. Tbie Austraih Government has issued an order forbidding recruiting in Bosnia for service in the Egyptian army. ALEXANDRIA. October -31., ■ Cheriff Pasha, President of the Council of Ministers, has notified the French Consul that the Government will not ■admit M.\ Bredif," French ControllerGeneral, to the sittings of theiCouncils of Ministers as formerly. <• (The above message was received at this office at 3.10 a.m.) JESUS ONLY. - MRS HAMPSON'S MISSION. HID Evangelistic Services at tho Princess •'• Theatre will be continued overy night is week. Mid-day prayer mooting from 12.30 to 1.30. Addresses will bo delivered by. Mrs Hampsoh at both services. '."."-' ' H. CALDERS, — :^^a^ on - Secretaj ' y -. •. i O^^^RIRO LODO-E, NfcS7§?, E.cJ r rjl]g£.Ordini»ry Mooting ijfCtlßo above L *i\ ipoHgo will be held'at:oieir/fi>onis, the IristStutepon- Thursday, 2ndrjl<*feiniber, at 8 o'cl»^ \ ■■ Bus'fijgssir-lßilaaJijp^.. B^allaStng. Visitin^^retyen^infite^S attend. By cominififc3|gg£g6t"'*" 1 ; J. J. CRAWFORD, Secretary. ■ .•':'!■■ . ':i-.:l '■ ■ i.x ' SALE OF PASTORAL LEASES OF CROWN LANDS. ; ; PRELIMINARY NOTICE. • General Crown Lands Office, "Wellington,:2oth'September, 1882. /^|>NE million, seven, hundred and fifty \J thousand acres' of Crown' lands will, shortly be open for .pastoral lease in the Provincial District of Otago, New Zealand. This country is at present held under lease in forty-six runs until the first of March, 1884, and will again ' be offered in runs suitable to the nature of the country : but no lessee will be\allowed to take up more than will carry twenty thousand sheep or four thousand head of cattle.. The leases will be for a term of years to be hereafter determined ; but in no 'case will _ any lease be for a period exceeding twenty-one years: Compensation for improvement up to three years' rental will be allowed at tho endof the lease. In order to give new pastoral lessee time to make arrangements/ the license, will.in terms of the Land lets, be sold by public auction, at tHe7£and Offices Dunedin, in the latter end of February 1 , 1883, twelve months before possession is to be given. One year's rent will be ..payable in advance on the license at the [time of sale. The coun try has been, occupied for upwards of twenty years. It is well grassed, wellwatercd, sound and healthy. Distance from port by good roads and railways part of the way, from thirty to one hundred and fifty miles. Maps and further particulars will he obtainable shortly at the Land Offices of New Zealand, . and at places in the Australian Colonies, to be named in future advertisements. ■ Wsi. Eolleston, . Minister of Land s . To stand this season, at Gordon's Stables, ( the pure-bred Clydesdale entire horse LORD CLYDE, BRED by Edward Menlove, Esq., Windsor Park, Oamaru. Sire, Duke of Edinburgh, dam the renowned Heather Bell, champion mare of Otago for the last seven year?. For terms, &c., apply at Gordon's Stables. ROBERT ROSS.