MASTERTON AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL ASSOCIATION. .THE 1 FIRST ANNUAL SHOW of fclio above will bo hold on Wednesday, M-day of November, 1885. In "tlio new sale yards of. Messrs Lowes and lorns, Masterton, Programmes and Lists of Prizes are now published, and may bo had on application to the Secretary at lus office, Templo Chambers. SUPPLEMENTARY PRIZE LIST Not previously advertised on programme. horses-limit, For the best mare, in foal or foal at foot, Class 0, Section 11, Messrs Lowes and lorns' prize of 2 guineas. Best "Camden" yearling colt, filly, or gelding, Section 15n, Mr J. Vallance's prize of 1 guinea. DRAUGHT. Best dry mare, over four years, in regular work, Section 20, Messrs Lowes and lorns' prize of 2 guineas. Best " Lord Nelson",colt, filly, orgcldinp, foaled since August Ist, 1883, Section 27a, Mr Lawrence's prize of 2 guineas, Best " Lord Nelson" colt, filly, or gelding, fouled since Ist August, ISB4, Section 27n, Mr Lawrence's prize of 3 guineas. Best team of two plough horses, harnessed, Section 30, Messrs Lowes and lorns' prize of 1 guinea. Mr John Harding gives special prizes in sections 27c and 27i>, of £2los each. CATTLE. Best purebred Shorthorn bull on the ' ground, Mr Yallanco's prize of 1 guinea. Best grade-Shortliom bull on the ground, Mr Valiancies prize of 1 guinea. Best bull on the ground, any "breed and any age, Mr W, W. McCardle's prize of 2 sovs, Best bull/any breed other than pedigree, Mr B. P. Perry's prize of 1 guinea. Best cow, any aee, in calf or calf at foot, Section .5, Messrs Lowes and lorns' prize of 1 guinea. Best bull, calved since July Ist, 1883, Section 22, Messrs Lowes and lorns' prize of 1 guinea. Best heifer calved since July Ist, 1883, Section 27, Messrs Lowes and lorns' prize of 1 guinea, Best dairy cow in milk, section 35, Messrs Lowes and lorns' prize of 1 guinea. SHEEP, Mr G. W. Mace gives a prize of £5 for the greatest number of points in long wool sheep. Ten lambs, Section 35, Messrs Wickerson and Wagland's prize of 1 guinea. Best pen of 10 sheep tor freezing purposes, G tooth, Section 30, Mr Williams' prize of cup, value £2. Best pen of 10 sheep for freezing purposes, 4 tooth, Section 37, Mr W. W. McCardle's prize of 3 sovs. FARMING AND DAIRY IMPLEMENTS. Vehicles, Farm and Dairy Produce, and Industrial Miibits.' Best local made straining gear, complete, . Section 21a, Messrs E. W. Mills an| Co's prize of l guinea. . Messrs Dawson and Co. give a cup, the value of 2 guineas, for greatest number of point in carriages, carts, &c., Sections 39 to 47 inclusive. LEAPING MATCH. The Committee have decided to alter the match to two hurdles and one water jump straight course, • RICHD. J. FITTON, Secretary. 2139 R.BROWN & CO, Council Chambers, Masterton. LAND, LOAN, Insurance and Commission Agents. Sub-Agents for North British and Mercantile Insurance Company And Murtay Roberts & Co, Cash advanced on wool, and Insurances effected at lowest) current rates, from sheep's back to London, Fiaimm, Haul, amlJeffcries' Agricultmd Implements, Portable Engines, Thresh iiii/ Machines, tic, d-e (sec catalogues); Masterton Permanent Investment and Building Society. Money to lend in sums of £SO and upwards at lowest currentratcs of interest, Our property list embraces town allotments, building sites, freehold and leasehold sections, and several small farms on deferred payment, FOR SALE. T'V ACRES splendid land, Pahiatua, j partly grassed, bush felled leady (or burning, tools and live stock, Grand opportunity for investment. Price and terms oil application. 1 acre land, 2 chains frontage Main Street, Pahiatua, central situation, Rare chance to secure building sites in this rapidly rising township. Small Farm near Carterton to let on lease, Full particulars on application to R: BROWN & CO., Council Chambers, 20G3 Masterton, HOWARD'S TWINS BIDDER. Strong', Durable, EtfUciont, Simple, Kusily Managed. WILL cut and tie crops from Grass Seeds 12 inches long, to Oats, 7ft high. Iron Drive Wheel, Brass Bushes, Steel Pinions and Shafts, Ho Sway Bah, , Travelling Wheels-Given in. sor G feet cut same price. For prices and turthcr particulars apply to JAMES ROSS, Wheelwright, General Blacksmith &c., Masterton, 2135 GOLDEN RULE BAZAAR, JUST OPENED OUT—IO Cases and Cijsks of new Goods in Glass, China, Crockery, awl all kinds of fancy ware. Christmas and Birthday presents in large variety. Cricketing material of all prices, up to the very best qualities, ' China cup and saucer for Gd Dinner services from L2 to L3O. Tea services, 41 pieces, from 17s Gd to LlO. Ladies' bags, plush frames, albums, &c., &c. in endless variety. Wairarapa visitor to Wellington should omit an inspection of oui stock, which is admitted to be the best and most varied in town. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. QOLDEN pULE J^AZAAR, [Near Railway Station.] Lambton Quay. 214 TO BUILDERS. TENDERS are invited until 3 p.m. oi MONDAY, 23rd inst.,- for thi ERECTION of a STABLE in Bannister street. Plans and specifications at m; office. .GEO. FANNIN, . 2147 Architect,
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VII, Issue 2151, 21 November 1885, Page 3
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