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Waimate Daily Advertiser, Volume III, Issue 152, 21 May 1901, Page 2

tago r Agricultural and ;• Pasioral Society*. GRAND WINTER SHOW | OF IHEESE, BUTTER, HAM, BA/ON, DRESSED POULTRY, BREAD, SCONES, GRAIN, SEEDS, ROOTS, COUNTY AJHf FARM EXHIBITS, IMPLEMENTS, .NEW ZEALAND MANUFACTURES, ETC., /Will be Held in the LGMCUXTKRAL HALL BUILDINGS, # MJNEDIN, TUESDAY TO\ SATURDAY, JUNE 25th lh 29th, 1901. i . 5 —".- JJINTRIE3 clofe as follows :—Cheese j.'j and Butfe/for export, May 22nd ; Applications forspace, June Bth ; General, June lath. Ail exhibit roust he planed in position by 10 v.a. on MONDAY, June 24th, with the exception of Farmers' Clussof Butter, Bread and Scones, which will be received up to. 10 i'.m on TUESDAY, 2otii. The Committee a-gain solicit tiie corrliaj pnpport ot Members and Fannrrs, find wuiiUl draw sueehii attent'on to the special and ptivato prizes off-red for eompeUiou in the various sections. On Tuesday, June 2.5 th, during the afternoon, t; eir lioyal Highnesses tlie Duke and Duchess of C>rnwa!i and York will visit tlie Show, durn.g which time oniy members of the Society will be admitted. Catalogues and full particulars on appi.'citiiiii to the Mrinbeia, Country Representatives, or to 13. F. DUTHIE, MISS DUFFIELD I FRUITERER, QUEEN STREET, TAS opened a SERYAjNTS' REGISTRY OFFICE. / f WANTED— CM Cook, JG4O per year. Also, two or three pood Boots. Boots.. Boots. THRESH GOOpS, JUST OPENED -*- _. OIST— ' f'\ Ladies' lsvening Shoes. 100 Do'V ; dents' Cjurt hhoos. ) Gents' lluttorj-rc Lace Bals. Children's—A gri&t"" variety Tan and Black BoydFaud Men's Watertight Bluchers, 7s Gd. Men's Balmorals, 7s lid. ERS 0 N GAELIC SOCIETY. W HIGHLAND GAMES, To be held at ilakatarauiea on the 2-ltli May. PROGRAMME. To Start at 11 o'clock sharp. 1. 120 Yards Maiden ; Ist prize 20si second 10-=, third ss. 2. 100 Yarus Handicap ; Ist prize 20s, seco'-d 10s, third ss. 8. 220 Yards Scratch ; Ist prize 255, second 15s, third 7s (id. 4. Quarter Mile Handicap; Ist prize 25-;, second 15s, third 7s Od. 5. Half/Aide Handicap ;.,Ist prize 255, liivihird 7s (3dJti. One* Mile Handicap/: Ist prize 80s, spcoii'd 20s. third jtfis. 7. rutfing Light Bajl Handicap; Ist prize 20sJ second 10s, third ss. 9. Throwing Light Haminer Handicap ; lst>fprizo|2os, seo|nd 10s, third ss. 9. Ci|ber (Scotch 3tyle); Ist prize 20s, second l(Js, third ss. 10. Running High Jump; Ist prize 20-s, second lQs, third ss. v 11. Running Long Jump ; Ist prize 20~, second 10s, third ss. 12. Highland Reel (6 p.m.) ; Ist prize 255, second 15s, third 10s. 13. Highland Eiing (6 p.iu) ; Ist prize 255, second 15s, third 10s. 14. Bagpipe Music (0 p.m., Marches, Strathspeys and Reels); Ist prize 60s, second 40s third 20s. Mr D. Macfariane givea a specie! of £'d 8s for most points from scratch, excluding music and dancing. Mrs Macfariane gives £2 2s for best march player. District to be the boundaries of the Ahuriri, Otekaike, Hakataramea . and Upper Waihao ridings. Entrance fees for Nos. 1,2, 7, S, 9, 10 and 11, Is; acceptance, Is. Members of Gaelic Society, nomination, Is. For 3,4, 5 and 6,2 s and Is acceptance. Members of Gaelic Society, nomination, Is. Dancing, 2s. Bagpipe music, ss. NOMINATIONS CLOSE on SATURDAY, the 18th instant, at 7.80 p.m. Handicaps appear on TUESDAY, the 21st. Acceptances quarter of an hour before starting of event. W. H. ROSS, Hon. Sec. The Society's ANNUAL BALL will be held in the Evening.

NEW ZEALAND R^?TLWAY3. XCURSION FARES FOR VKJ. TOUIAf DAff DUNEDIN WINTER SHOW AND RACES. EXCfRSI' oj?2dp4r mum >4s), ildi) (minimum jatf), mileage way onbes will b§ i" Hurmam Bluff sec"* v From any 21st Maf, andtrwi f station /fron) U*Q May, ajmilabV£dl ne. f * Ihe jonMrey must be started on the to oijoe purchase of the ticket in jryjrase, and may be broken after Wnst 25 miles. For fuller particulars, see posoers and handbills. BY ORDER. ,<vd- one im the lows:— on the y =>v, W v.w,n to any ridtoSthe 2-lth irn tilt the 12th

Brain s Stain Eradicator will clean your conscience. Try it. Only Is and la 6d per bottle, £at Hairdressing Rooms, Queen Street. Tussicura (Wild Cherry Balm); a marvellous remedy for a winter cough or cold; a powerful stimulant and tonic. Bronahial and stubborn coughs yield quickly to the curative effects of Tussicura, a wonderful tonic,