The Wairarapa Daily WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1889. The Masterton Pastoral Show.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume X, Issue 3354, 6 November 1889, Page 2

The Wairarapa Daily WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1889. The Masterton Pastoral Show.

The show yesterday was a jraor one ! This is not a nice thing to say, much more to write, but it is better to be honest, and if there is anything to be said to our detraction, let us say it ourselves. It is not nice to tell a President and a Committee who have labored pluckily to make a good Bbow, that they have in a measure failed ; but looking at the disadvantageous conditions under which they have worked, tht result is not by any means discreditable 'to them. The main causes which made yesterday's show weak are sufficiently obvious, though one or two of the more prominent reasons require some little comment and explanation. One very great drawback hftn been the long illnfKs of the secretary, Mr Walker, Now (hat there are three shows to be ptovided for, it hap become newwiry to cnnvmn for entries. The secretaries ot the Carterton and Hutt shows havo been wonderfully diltgßnt in tins work, and their efforts have naturally tended to deprive the Masterton show of many entries which in the ordinary course of tiling would otherwise have come to it. Of coortsc this opposition is perfectly Inir nnd legitimate, and the expovlnnccH of tlm Mnstcrton Committee c|if» ynnr in thin direction will no doubt Im profitable lo it on future occatiionH, Another drawback, about which n flowddm-Hfdo defirfloofflorene&sisf ftilt hihl ux\>vn#ml, is tint milliner In which tho sfawkowiiaro of the W«iraiM|m Imve hold aloof from the nliow. Mimy of them, it to well known, Imve nut their faeeg against exhibiting fit two «litnv» in iho Wairantpn, and Uiey Imve had good Mason for inking nitcH n coursa, VV> can rowllly flyuip»6hlflfl with their defttre to sen m nmnl|2uimilr>d hliow, but wo fail to umi flow they can logically curry out lli|» view by (uUbllHliing n (Mill one »t tlm Ilntt, It ii miid itint by their desertion the jtLutturtflti Association prutilicitlly («so(vi'9 itiiotf into a fanners' chili, and it ia frit by many Hint thu fitrmciH in this district"arc Hlrotitf enough to aiskn a Nuccnaafiii show without Unur aid. Wo slioutrl, however, very much regret to sen tlm atockowncrs floparatftig !beimselvt!fi altogether from the furmeni, and wt; hope thst the HPccrainu on the present occasion is a lempurary one, eiisintt our- cxcepiionul circuraslanci's. The interests ot tru,' district require not only an iinmlEjsnmiion or ei nvr co . ln " mittees, but union and co-operation betwitei. stockownera and fHrmera, it would be very unfortunate if such union and co-o]ienition should become impossible. There in » feelinf; now that it h*.i hcwi rendered almost so, and that the fault lies rather with the large sicck : owners. If on the present occasion ! ill interested in |mstorsl nnd agriculIturKl pursuits have not worked ! together, let us hope it will he the lastoua on whicl they will be found i at variance. While frankly admitting that yesterday's Show, taken ns a wholn, was poor, it would be a mistaku ; to HS.snme that its low condttinn is at rII likely to bo permanent, Tnern is too much grit about those who are associated with its rqannggtsieut frir theru to ho disheartened by a revcrm ariiiinj; out of ROniawhist unexpected difticulties. The dii»conr«se«ent will only serve (o iufusa rtew vigor into their future efforts, md tlm' aplcmlid atinndance they h»vß h«4 ,«t a time when it known ihrt eotris!« were fisw iii msnyelassi"*, will; gtrengthen tlltsir KOllfldetlCS its IK9 uf the ttaciely.

Several Masterton. residents left by the early train thiß morning fw..Wellington; en route for Chriatchurch blidw. -.' i Teh | Wellington publioinß were' fined £1 each and costs tor failing -.to destroy the stamp on the beer casks' they had broached. W« remind atookbuycrs of Mr F H ■ Wood s regular fortnightly sale which % ikes ulaoo at Tarataht to-morrow. Thß c italo ;ue nppoarn in Mr "Wood's usual culunia. The re was & clean charge sheet at She Masterton B.M Court this morning, notKi;hatandiug the fact that yesterday wars & day of excitement, and the town fall of visitors. A 1 irge number (if visitors inspected the ii nsterton fish ponds yesterday, and great interest was taken in the number and variety of trout visible in tfao clear waters. Tbi) 'Wesleyan Church Bazaar is continued to-day, to conclude with a concert in the evening. The charge for admission is reduced to sixpence. Ibis anniversary services oi the MastertonWealevan Sunday School will be held next Sunday in the W<.-Hl«yan Churoh. The annual tea in conuectiun with the school will take place the folloving day in the schoolroom. In the B. M. Court Carterton on Tuesday, before Colonel Roberts It. M. a case William Ridgway v. J. W. tXiddletnn claim for 17b balance duo fur work done, judgment was given defendant without costs.

There were three judgee in the suddlery class at the Show yesterday. One of them was heard to remark, "My grandfather was a Butcher, my father was a butcher, and I am a butcher and if you ask me to judge stitching I simply say I can't do it." Being informed that he was only expected to judsre which was the better cotUdion he consented, and enquired how many hands each firm employed. He was told " two and four" respectively. "Well," he said, "it's safer [to give first prize to the one with four hands as in the event of thu defeated competitor kicking up a row we should be three to two and would be on the safe side." Tha prizes, strange to say, were awarded a3 suggested, thouph not as a consequence. The returns hi connection with the sales; of Crown lauds for October last showl that during the month 28,744 acres weredisposed of to 148 selectors, the amounts for the seYcr.d districts being as follow:—Taranaki, 8743 acres; Wellington, 7645 acres; Auckland, 54b*8 acres : Hawkes Bay, IGI7 acres ; Otagc, 1268 acres; Southland, 1974 acres ; Canterbury] 1175 acres; Nala<n 402 acres; Wesdand, 100 seres; Marlborou«li, ISO acres The systems under which the land vas taken up and the ora:>unts receive! were:—Cash, 27 selectors, £449(5; j deferred payment, 28 selectors, yearly ' insta menti £52&; pitrpetu.il lease, 93 -.•:2p.c ore, annual rents £BOO. The monthly average is thus brought up to 135 Electors, 20,928 acres. At a meeting of the Tailors' 'and Tailoreaaes' Union, Christchurch, last tughtnacaerouaoflara were received from outside Canterbury toward supporting those on strike from theKaiapoii'actory The delegates reported on the business done at the meeting of the Trades labour Union, when it was decided that they should associate with the Union as rocomendaed. Those out on Btrike are determined to stick together till their demands are conceded, and are patiently waiting the remainder coming out on Thursday evening. Sympathy was expressed by the members of the Boatmakers' Union present, and several letters and telegrams were read offering promises of support. The Dunedin Operative Bootmakers* Unitti has posted £3O to assist those on strike in thn Kaiapoi factory, Canterbury, and will consider the question of further assistance. The Tailaresses' Union has decided to give £lO toward the same object ; also to make a weekly levy of 10 per c :nt on the wages of all workers in the I nion, to be continued till the strike is settled.

A treddinir which caused considerable interestoccurrt.l at Wellington y*«tr-r. day, when Mr \Vil]in.m Hapkirk, who lb well-known as secretary to St John's Sunday School, besides holding several other offices in the church, was united to Mjss Mary.Daniel, eldest daughter of Mr John Daniel, superintendent of tho Steamship Company. Tho ceremonV' waa pcrfnniicd at the bride's father's ronidonce by tho Kev Sir Patcrnon. ; The bridenmatda were five sistera of brido and a nister of the bridegroom. A beautiful black marble clock, suitably inscribed, was presented to Mr Hopkiik t>; the ehotr of St John's Church. The weddina breakfast was served »t Mr rianiol'n residence, and the newly married ample left for i'sdmcrstdh v-nfcrdity rtft«rnonr> where thoy Will bjjtiid their lmiieyitxiuii. Bnvcral of the vassals at tha wharf displayed bunting in honour of tho event.—Times, An inquiry was cninrooiiced at tho ficnoliffn ABylum, fiunedln, befnrn Mr It, Cflarinian, OntmtyTnspnntor, yesterday, tnla eortnin nhurßcs which have boon made by Mr A. .T. llnthfate, solioiter, recently a |mtinut in tlint tnit-ltutinii, nKiiinrit Dr Trnbv King's mniinvoiiiniiL. Tlm (minplalnniit, the nlmpliln, mirl rilnn Bltflndarita anvo ovhleiifo. Tin: woru (1) inatpacitr »l li»:«rr(!C(ly illrifjiiiMiiurt tho form of iiißfimlv frnni wlii«h thu complnlnnnt wnn atiirnrini; wlinn ndinltlnd | (8) neKliHiniOß in Fatllliu to hco tlm in. Btnictioiis pivj-.u u< tlm iiitfiudimr, (in P . nerly cnrrltid nut ; (a) in faitInir In InvinHuntii n fltiarfjo Htfftinni.ftii ftMeujtftiii: <t) illc)!al ivclii.it iti doiaitiiTiv tlln iti>iii|>lnifiniit fur a lunger purifiil tllHii iirci»sniiry. The impiiry 11 nut cciiutnb'd.

A I'retw ti'tpHfnni from WanunTiui iitatfli thai nniMir.i wurs ntbint las' wook (hilt Ui» Cli-rli of the Wn.iitfii.imi. Ciiy Oiiiir il. and tif iho Miinffiiwhurn Itmir] Hoard lind ln-r.ii ilincnvorc'l In liu d'jll. oi«i* in t-lif uii.iiifta of bvit.b Imdifß, i'lio Auditor, MrO'llnra Hirjith, rcpontvd tlm iiHUirrnt uh-b t" thu Audit DutiaJ-tniiiiir. mill id«itn tho t'bsirm it the B-iHk. 'Jim Clinirmnu of both bodied intpfvii:iv.:d thu Oktrl( (A Filmor) and >n bin ijleitdiny for l.iinn named to allow hint (ill M»'itl.iy mumtiif! to ray up thin d>.ticii>in:y. Thu County Oinmoit mot u-hun it wiui nt <mco known that lYiimer wafl »,ot> est. All kinds] of ninii.rn nru aflint. Thn imlicn got ft TP.'"' Jr "" 1 fr " m ScHr I'lvmcmlli elfttin? that tbc ~.•.' Mli, "-' m ™ bad riddon into t!iat ti.wn, and jpm.» n n?"™ » '"">» forthit SanFranciscci mail. Otl'rr rumotn Stated ' p;lt I ' mt * r bad been semi In U}%D aslatt! asHilndiiy, lmtaa the boat left jNavr riyniniilli nn Simdiiy afternoon this was not, in vii-w ot the prt-vious rumor, halioved. It rn.ii gcnonilly lielii-rod ho had got awsy by the Auckland boat, but the |,olict> cf;il not. boliavu it possible, . Hove Tor, thu County Council liid an information nfjAinst him, belinvinj,' it possible that I'ilmur bad pul pnay. This eveniny a settlor arrived in tuirn from Manganiahii, and reported 1111 bad BKen an<i spukori to FilmerthUiiiitminc who totd bini he was 2oiii3 tucullufit certain oeerriuo rates. Tile piiliro aru wnrbiug on thn ■;!"« There is alwajn a driiiatiii tor limil ifri». fahrhi'm l-lnrk. siiitalle (or suiiimnr wear, and vi 17 iidcu ih.i ia i<,ul|y imnl.i'qnate. fur llu: niHioijiil.'il iti,; Tii|iiirt:iniiiits «f nqr <hiktomor:, ami m,: nmv sliuwiin; an mlmiiablc ftsaortinent at IV. Ar., Ilnnau. Wollitijitun. Our Murk hm th.lL--, in mnn.ll and fwicjfalttrnii, aru vr.ry li H lu, btrilllKand serviceable, and ot Itiu inniliratu iirii:i:a of JO|d t> li llii [i.r ynrJ. Ulaf]tfwurnlmrf. l ,t and atctttotittrtrt, Ihiljii loialid |iur y*cd ara in 1 varinly ot jiftitßrnd, ami urn specially adnptid (in dtmu n-.ilet Rnd iivi-iiinu ivtar, J?fnrii touhtf Nncitiitli An reffr. arc very prctly muter »Im, liijlilamt er.p|, anil aa limy aicimt trnnararf.nl, uuntil n»a«lly mill Ud»s ra'tulr.imi'iiiii (hi ,< li|-hli>r ilrunn than v.»,i\< miTP. Tliooo in prldcß frnni in lld (0 'in !)J(wr yanl, m Ta Aru tloiin.-, ttut. Then tti*W! »m Unci tifk j/ivirri[f.',ir« at ll'J Oil f>r yaid, a oboko cqWtlim <'f Wilf t' itirl(r.-A (tarty?* f«)li} I*J «,t t<> U llil j»f J Aid 1 in.iiin 14 inrhns vvldo Uwl, aiid/.!..■■•/. 5a IM I j Sn ||it|)«r Vdhl. ctjit 4 jirotiu .in til thri iJ,vi ,ilt, most in dfiiuor»l, Mifh t.t «n«ipr4ii>, laIIIo, fiamiaii-, inervml lentnt.liiteinnkn, ourfths, tmitiv -ill<m Cliiua crtpo. An., si tb« VVhclvwilo I'mnily l>rs)Wiy Warebcusr. Tu Am floua", N H liustst.

Mftstertbn Agncultiuraiand Pas-! '.'■; toral Assooiittou*; President—Wm Lowes; Yico-Prcst* dent— T. E;' Ohamberiain;; Trsa- : surer—H.'.H, Smith; Alexr. Walker;-Geiierul Committee Messrs A. W. Cave, W, B. Buick, E. E. Chamberlain, D. Donald, F. Gray, D. Guild, J. ftlaoara, W* Mace, B.R; Meredith, B. P. Perry, W. Perry,: Jas.Uoss, F. Shaw, H. G.. Williams; C. E. 0. tfood, 1. Meredith, T. L. Thompson, H; B. Elder, Wm Perry, Donald McKenzie.

The aunual show under tbe auspices of the Maßterton Agricultural and Pastoral Association was held at' Messrs Lowss and lorns' yards yesterday (Tuesday). Tue day as regards weather could not have been better—cloady, with a faint bresze which tempered the heat—and. aa a consequence the attendance beat: all previous records, there being.some four thousand people on the grounds. The railway authorities arranged convenient services, with reduced fares, and a very large number of visitors took advantage of this mods of travelling to the show. The gathering was quite a representative one. farmers and others interested from one end of the district to the other putting in an appearance. "We noticed a good many people took advantage of the extensive grounds to drive right in with their vehicles, and from this point vl vantage secured a better view of the various contests. The want of a stand to witness the jumping is somewhat felt, many ladies being quite unable to see this event from the back of the crowd. A great many more people could getagUmpse of this competition, too, if the fences guarding the jumps were made V shaped. The entries were not so numerous as in previons years, but there was a large increase in the number of exhibitors. The exhibits were pretty evenly balanced between the pastoral and the agricultural, there being a splendid show of machinery and farm implements, while the entries in horses were a decided credit to the district. Competent judges, who have visited pretty well all the shows in tbe colony, aver that the hacks of the Wairarapa, of all classes, cannot be beaten anywhere. Every arrangement was made for the convenience of visitors. Mis Cranmer had charge of the publicans' booth, while a refreshment booth supplied the more substantial needs. The fancy goods vendor, 1 cheap jack, and whirligig men appeared to be doinga good business. Mr Pearson's fine band rendered some excellent selections of music throughout the afternoon and tended much to the enjoyment of the day. Owing to the strong competition in tbe various hack classes, the jumping contest did not siarfc punctually at the time arranged; but the officers ' of the Association worked with a will throughout the day, and everything was got tliroughin good tims, the crowd dispersing about five o'clock. Too much credit cannot be given to Mr E. J. Fitton, who took up the onerous duties of secretary at the ■ last moment, and carried out his task to the satisfaction of everyone. ] HoBSEB.

In thoroughbreds over four years only thrse entered for competion, A. W. Cave's Piscatorious, W. Neill's Lord Mondeville, and W. Corlett's Master Agnes, and they were placed in the order named. These horses are so well known in Uiedistrict that theer is no occasion to special by mention their points. G. M. Drummond's mares with fcals, Euraour and Barbette took first and second respectively in their class without opposition and this entitled him to a special prizo value three guineas far most points obtained in the thoroughbred class, Messrs Vallanco and Mace took a first and second respectively for dry mares. There was a special clubb of exhibits of Piscatorious' foala which was secured by a filly of P. 1\ Tmicrod's. In entire pr>uios C. P, Vallance's " The Joker" socurcd first. In pony mare or guiding over thiuotm h«,ii.u there wore four exhibits, 11. W. Htrang's L,ug<vrotto Hectircd first, Artiißtrong'n Billy second, whilst in tho same olasa under tliitrcen hands A, Kllfinn Hoenred ilrat with ut pretty litttoCoiiiniDiloroNutt maro, W Mitco'tt Zoo taking BBcojul. There wan kccjii comjiotition in weigla currying; lisclio, any jiko fit, to cirty fllttoii nbiin, Tliorc w«m« iui loan lluin thirteen million mid tin judging whoro on iminy were (lr«l dims took a long lirrm, 'J'hn pulilic uxprotiwl Intwrflut in tlm result. 11. Multtipiikd'H Piiliuiiipi whioli bufH tlm Ihtld at Curtoff.m Iftflt wouk iigniit Huciircd tho tiHimi lioiiotimbln puiiitioii. 'l'lio wluitor is h, splendid animal, and it mm ttiiimrlmd by n well-known judge of horacfiouh if it I mil boon mi i-iitito it would bn worth XIOOO, J, Mullno iiocurcd hocoiul lionora with Kiiiiiiori!, whicli wus also ti grand hunk, wcll-IHU'd for n Imrd dayti work fin tli-u hills. Tho same ownorn Trusty mid A. JJuriiettu fiamly wore nlfi Cdtninetiihid ca wiih Tiinuiiirangi's Kiikuwni. Six out of onirics aiiswurcd to their in hacks fit to carry lii hloiiu. nnd here again the jiidfjort lisidii diflloiilty in placing the: oxliilutH in their order of merit. \V. McKtitiKio's Juljiia I'msni 1 bred by Husaoll of tho Hull took first, F. Wmw's cliCHimt. gcldiiifi by Annanias BL'cuid, while A. J. Pilmers Aporo bred by V, Smith was highly commended. The light weights also comiuan'led a good liehl and were much admired. The chief attraction to the majority of visitors centred in the RWiid collection of ladies hacks. TIjO iajr ridors also i:urac in for a rlmre of public fitttipism, thoir skill and beauty being fnypfribjy eomlifeutQi] o(i, Out Of the RigUtiic'p csliif'iLd of indies lucks there was hardly a poor horse to be seen, and the first two or three that were weeded out excited some comments thai suuii good looking steeds should not bo deemed worthy of honorable mention. Rut stem fate decided the niimlici' of nonipotitors ahotild be thinned down arid aftftij n|||y fjyc were left out of the Wen. there wns grunt eicitoiiiL-iiiasto which would Is placed and boxes of ghyes, a nd tithai! triiloF wfirtuVfloJy betted on Hie result, Mjss Kowo'dchtiritwtMuirc, Merry Mujden ridilen by tho owner iqqk firiit, nnd tha award wiib fitvorftbly received hy the public generally, \V. P, Martin's chesnui gehlihg sctmreii theaenowl prize, Mies Howh'h ihilu wiisi highly (ininmonilßil, \Vbi<!6ll'c iJyiirituite and Vallimdd'a Hie TiUtcn wero also Biicujully inetitioucil, Tjierfi was it jj"inl competitiixi In bnpy V. flray tMwuriug llriit with a p»iv n) hi" own hwmUiig, and W. Neiil micond. 'f. W»;,'t; takJitß first in |>o»in» t>w titnuthy ittjil THti« in'i'4 )ty lite l..ty ■!., 0- VoHuhgo. Tfinro wrtro iui h'Mit thiin ihjru'sn utiiHeM »i> fiipiili* btijfity lior*m nnd the fee) «f m nmny; oumpotjtij? euittird iii'trtiifcd iutiiriwt in Hip rvMIU, W IjOWp*' Mifuii >P»f old trown g>ddiiijj''Sn i J"dßomohorin>. j

l ,°° j. A«tW;. year m golly; bredby -^^M^il:. s«6eiid r ;s ana' TaEuipraoipli ,Katew^a,l ? round otomdi&a. W Perry ;||§&»;H^«tfa'ft Kikipo 8g«l niM«T6Jlyin % competition. There were some nice looking mires with 1 foal J Alacara's woll-knowiv Romp brel by exhibitor ■m** A^B lker'g ! Shepherdess second F Shaw's Miss Sykes, a six year oia, highly commended; '' D:McK'etizio' showed a very nu& four ysax old mare in the clasi" for: breeding weight carr jera, " Nectar'' -with which he secured a first, P Shaw's Grace took second, A Walker's Ledy Brdwji third. In fillies and geldings! D Thompson won two firsts and a second, W Perry one first and'one Second and F Shaw a second. All round the hack classes might be considered the mainstay of the show. -'■■*;

DRMIOHTS. ■ Four good horses turned out in Clydesdales, over four years. Her> cock's eight year old Laird O'Largo, who took first, ; was in much better condition thinJlßst'yeiir, irad trotted out retiHy weUfor b bighoree. The same owner took; second with Hero, an Asbbortpn horse, four years. W. Miller's Glengarry, bred by Andrew Coekburn, showed splendid action and condition. K. McKenzie's Avon was commended. 1 '-'■ F/, Gray'a Priuce, bred by exhibitor, took a first without competition. ;George Watson's two-year-old horse M De3perandum was greatly admired. It is a fine upstanding animal "of 16 hands. It looks leggy at first sight, bat will alter ts he grows older. The owner informs us it measures 28J inches round the arm arid 12 \ inches below the knee, shows; great activity and trots welL : ' ■He has a well shaped barrel, and well turned in top, and the owner deserves credit for bringing to the district just sach a horse as is required. It's services have been engaged.for .a. full complement of mares for_next year at £5 a piece, a price jonsiderably above the average. J. B. Taplin took a first with a two-year-old by Laird O'Largo. John Hessßy took a first witli.a very pretty mare in class dry, over four years, A Burnett's Darling second, Giles aiid T. E, Chamberlain's mares with foals took first and third respectively, J. Bessey's Darling second. There were four entries. A Stempa's filly Nelly, by Lord Nelson, took a first in three year olds. A Fraser's yearling fillies look a: first and third, B. Chamberlain's second. The latter's yearling gelding also took a first In gelding, any age, in regular work, there were four entries, Harry Vaughan's Darkle, a beautiful, good tempered horse taking first, and J. Hessey's Date and Nugget second and third. The latter exhibitor secured Messrs Elder and Co's champion prize for most points in draughts. There were some very handsome plough horses shown, for which this district ,is justly celebrated. D. Guild took first with a team of three, F. E. Tatham second, H. Dixon third, and for best pair W. B. Buick first, D. Guild second, G. Heron's Prince cud Charlie being highly commended. Two splendid teams of five waggon horses were shown. Each lot was well matched and greatly admired, S. Harding's team of Gladstone stock taking first, T. P. Lett's second. A protest was entered by Mr Lett against the winning team on the ground that they were not the bona fide property of the exhibi. tor, bat it was not sustained. The farmers of Masterfcon district are to be complimented on the splendid breed ot horses they possess. We heard ofa local farmer who refused £IOO for a pair of plough homes last week, "If they are worth thut to you, so thoy are to me, and " bawbees " won't tempt me to part with them," he said, CATTLE.

For reasons that have been prcttj well discussed several large graziew held aloof from exhibiting at the Wairarapa shows this year. Wltethei this trißh plan of boycotting will have tho offset of forcing tho district to hold but one iinnunl ,ihow rnmain* to ho seen, Yesterday the attendance at the show wim larger than at nnv provioufl ono, and tin' conduct, of the largo sheen nnd cattle owner* whe marred tho Bhow was freely criticinod, It has put tho enmll fanners on tlmii mnttlo, howovor, and tlmngh thir ynar tiio fthocn ati<l cattle ahow was e fiilnro on the point of imtnhers, \.h( farnuiro Invvlng iionrccly ro.nhmd, althouKlt fairly wanidd,* Unit thoj would bo thrown over, tbuy will take united action to limlm thu cntri'isi: tioxi, year both eiiuitl in inimbur and (jnality to former oxliibitimifi. The principal drawback in ycutcrday'si oxhibitrt \vm want of comlitiuu, though tlioro woro some voiy cmditable OKCflptiOdtt to thin gwieral remark. The flrat c\wm in which there was competition wan two-yem old purebred (tliorlhorim, A. M, WiUiams, of Hawlte's Jtny, taliinu the firat three prixea. in yenrlillf?s. P. Qw'e well mroil for Tawlmnga took first, against D Could and C. b\ Vttllaiica who look hccoihl and third respectively, the hater also took two firsts for cow with calf and for two year old heifer. In (irade Shorthorn II Johnston's throe year old bull tho first pristo-taker was in fair show condition and was a well-brod animal. F. firay's yearling bull Albert was distinctive as being in Bhow form and ilrserredly secured o. first prize, although there was no competition, it showing excellent quality. In cows, any a«e, with calf, there were lour entries, 1". Grity was again lo the 'nn;, tho rciimrks its to fjuulity and condition being equally applioabio in this, as in the former class, " Polly " stood well on the ground to show licr.wlf. W. Magfi BOOtlved second nnd third prizea with well bred cattle. S. Mawlcy tonic sevens! prizes in heifers j which, while showill[r good breed, had not been got up for show purposes. F. Gray's yearling lieifer. Kate which took a first sh<>w»l tho care with which she had lict.n bronchi up. W, Perry was tlie principal exhibitor of purebred Hnrfifords and tfiqlf two llrsts with a<sow and heifer frprntim %'t> herd, A, EjkitlS taking i\ st.-.nul uitli caw hiqd Uy Oi pf temp and w.,, ;iL t laiae, hilt a hull which i.tud: first shown by David Donald, »,;.-, well worthy of sjiecial untii:,. Mr E. ileredith's Orurlr, Jmnhf-ri nice hull, took second. i* ; tirtttln \V.. Pliny wun iiu |n!iu-.i-pnl prMB-ttiker, wauring i.im-.K m.-i:,; nnd a wand. 'Ho also m,v.,-:.i ih t! liliuHijiion prUo, vahlo t'ir. ,;.u U . .-..-i i for tlm inoijt points in cuiiJi- b : Uutbl took fetprkefor«».. ;i .n There Wftsii very grand i.:.,:,-,■, ".,f dairy cuwe, miHViii of \\xt.-, lt T 1 s . ; „ ■„„, "s?;vltfiiit tjjisiity, ixtt , „',' Colll|M:U'tQlfl It. Cii.s. eun-ii'il off thu hotinrii. tticu looking animal wits* .;• a.hair and a skiti as poft ;•., :,.-.,_ a lun;; thin head ttnd '.,- ...■ mec clrun lortt 1 : 1 . nnd olhrr . .■■■ >■ ■

wliwh she was gruatiy; admired, Tbs judgea, took a deal of teouble over this the animals being; 'H;.:;Jb: Meredith's second and mJ, Wright's Daisy highly commended; Both nice aniinala, A. Elkins Cherry and Daisy deserve a word of com-: niendation*

Bhekp. '/';■ i Although the.entriea in sheep were ] not rmmerovsß.io. £ oint of quality there" :] w£re many exuibits that would credit I any show. In Lincolna, & judge and ; large b'reeder'rem&rked that some; of i the exhibits were fit to show in any i ring in New Zealand. The only i thing he could complain of wag that i they were alittlebit short in condition, '] J Macara took three first, prises; in '. rams in this, class, also a special i value two guineas, Perry Bros talarig ; firstforoneramovor eighteen months. The latter also took'a first in. two ewes over eighteen months and & first end highly commended in ewes under that age. & Meredith took the highest number of prizes to Lincoln ; ewes scoring ho less than three firsts; onei second, and a special. J Macara ;taking one second for two. ewes, with lambs at foot. There was excellent quality arid close competition; in Romnoy Marsh. The judges remarked it had very rarely heen their pleasure :to handle finer sheep. F Gray Bhowed some grand rams under eight* teen months and took two first prizes. F. Monckton secured first for a splendid pair over that age*E Chamberlain taking secand and a first for single ram. In ewas J Judd,jurirandFSloncktori,divided. the honours fairly between them, the former taking two firsts one second i and a third, the latter two firsts. E Chamberlain also secured two second prizes in this class. JJuddjunrwas the only exhibitor in Southdown and '■■ took a first with a very line ram. In ; : Hampshire Downs F Monckton took : six first prizes and W Perry, obtained : thehighestforthebestpen offive ewes* ■ under ISmonths. In sheep.fitforfreez- ■ ing purposes, A. Mutrie took all before him with four ectnes in ewes and : ■ wethers. W. Perry took the premier i prize for five fat sheep, and a first, r second and special iu fat lambs. F. , Shaw's lambs being highly comi mended. T. P. Lett took a first for i a Merino and Romney cross. " S. ■ Kohn & Co's champion cup for most s points in sheep was deservedly'taken ' by F. Monckton.

Boos. j There was a good exhibition of sheep and cattle dogs. la the former section D. Guild's Vic took first and special, William Perry's Kliep and Spring following. A. E. Perston's Shark took first in cattle dogs, and E. H. Bcauchamp's Sharp second. C. Wagland's dog was highly commended. Pigs. There was both quality and condition in the majority "of pigs shown, A. Elkius being the large3t exhibitor, and took champion prm for most points. Berkshire and Yorkshire were the chief classes, and Mr A. EUrins secured in the former no less than seven prizes, and two firsts in the latter. W. .Ferry stood next on the roll with four prizes. C. Waqland obtained first for the best fat pig, with a splendid white Yorkshire.

PABM AND DAISY IMPLEMENTS. This was a very attractive clasa and well represented. The goods shown ware of first class workmanship and showed all the latest improvements in labor saving, E. McEwen, as agent for P. and D. Duncan; Lowes & lorns for Keid and Gray, and E. W. Mills & Co, were the chief exhibitors. Duncan's collection of agricultural implements took first, and Raid & Gray's second prize. In double furrow ploughs each of these firms was awarded a first prize, at which there was much dissatisfaction expressed. It was stated the judges did not agree in their judgment, and I instead of culling in an umpire to decide, they sorved both exhibitors alike. Bold & Gray took in addition a second in seed sowing machines, and a first in reapers and mowors, P. and D. Duncan, in addition to thmw already meiiliunad, auourcd fiinL ouch for horsehoß and rtdger, culli-j valor, seed sowor, and a set of disc liiiitdwb,, E. MoKwon, as local iifjoiil. for Morrow IJusuctt, & Co., slinwuil the celebrated McOormiok reaper nnd bimlor, with which ho KHMirod first priwi. This well-known and jufltlycnlfibrntnd imiuhinonoadß no comment from w, fi. W. Mills HiidOotlasorvo Hjicoiiil nibiitioii for tho htrgo collection tliuv exhibited. It ooiißiutcd of a combined lluckoyc reaper and iiiowur, » light but strong machine, which could be folded over for travelling to allow of it passing through gateways—agrcataiWmitngo; an American liillnido plough apocially • adapted to North Wairantpa country; an American winnowing lsmohimi for driving and cleaning gruiii and (jniiis sou! by hand ar power j set of chain harrow; chaffcutter; Uortisby's 8. V, whcolploiigh ; set zigzag harrows; wliipple-truos for one, two, and three; horses; now patent American whtp|ilo-treo, with patent spiral springs, which is advantageous in taking tho strain off the horson' shoulder"* in utarting; improved timber jack, with rook and pinions ol ateul; a collection ot garden implements, including & firefly plough, double-wheel hoe with uultratiug teUh, tnauldboards, etc a planet iight horsohos, withmouldboards and cultivator teetli ; American horse (sulkyl hay ruke, witli all latest improvements and a collection of Manila and flax binder twine verv fino in quality. E, \V. Jlills and Co also nliowed the Jj.Qwdown Btickeyo reaper an.d binder for which they received a special recommendation on the ground of its adaptability to hilly country. The chief points of ! this machine ore its light draught j and its suitability for rough country, , and sleep land, ft will go any place ] where a plough will travel and cannot 1 possibly upset, a couple of, ponies can draw it along. Tho driver from l hia sent has complete complete con- l trol over every part of the machine. . He can raise or lower it in front, tip j j the sheaves w(tl< his (mt and with ] his, fuo.t can Dst hor tnta gear, Tho 1 pv«seut intiohiiio has six inches more a idaiforiii tlmn before and has a 1 capacity to_ cut from two feet to eight " feet of gram- If an aceidenthappens! hy a simple operation with tli? (ow ', \ ho can tiirow Iter out. c£ u*mr. Tho !' niaidijuo is ftttjtpiiaii' with the ccle-| iimlad Appleby binder and must tic iliu sheaves. \ ji Thorn were no lesg i] mt f nt I *' vnii'm stomring fur w<itijl Mtdilgs!) 1 pruftscs of U'ojjp ftvu make, towca A ■ i l<>t\\a. i»-MVI with a Waverley Wool-1 (i jn*Mi. J. Meyrictig obtained iir:<i. | ut fur ImiUtr tea of fiiii ; ih j ami tiillow conks. W. 11, Iltiifdng'tt ;. piitiiit sfmy comtiisndwla goml <lc:il ~ of notice. ' I'nilir heading may bn 1 unntioiied A. Mutrtcn traction - riigiue by AieHngasid t-'ostai. Thja '

tiMwhioe was-ws&ed en 'tttt gs»an4 by Sffigi-aeer B, Burfcos Mori an adraithjg errtwd. J , Ha h*& pgfscfc eontardl, over of s\ «ad exsifeHi serae wonfe fc v t&e gage mfe Ha mastered her. A very 's§«se!a?e show or furniture exhibited by \V. ffliitt attracted great attention for its superior workmanship and design, lie was deservedly swarded a, first priM for his mnelt sdmired collection Oar local seddlers too, 3. Elliott and Townsend and Cowper contributed Ssere share by exhibiting lliais WKres, in the manufacture of which both firms are justly celebrated. The 'award fortbe best collection fell to I lot of tbe latter firm. In vehicles Boss and Muir took one first and two second prizes with three entries; and E. Dixon with two exhibits took fl.'st and second. The vrorkmanehip and finish of all the vehicles shown was really excellent. The ladies dogcart for which S. Dixon obtained «. first prize is worthy o£ special notice. It was of English ,&«&" American material, madly lined and vsxnisheJ.' The grand festnre of the job was the wheels. They were nicely rounded in; this style is ft recent introduction. The vehicle was fit to compete in any show in its class in the Colonies, and was a credit to the exhibitor, who was also the maker.

In produce there ought to have been & much better show tha,n was made_ yesterday.. There were two exhibits of dressed flax, J. Ecbs taking iirst prize. In scoured wools i R, J. Baker took first and T. Collier' aeaond. f . The latter showed wool scoured "under a. new./cold water process by which the natural grease is left in the wooL It also leaves 10 per cent more weight in the material. LEAPING MATCH.

Sixteen horses -contested in this avenfc ia the presence of a mixed Assemblage estimated to number over three thousand. The competi-tion-was very exciting. Almost the first horse that started, threw its rider,; Mr John Cotter at the first; impediment. .' The horse's \ : struck the top rail and his hind feet;, also catching, the animal after _ shootir,g its nder clean over its bead, fell, and in recovering itself nearly trod on the head of it's late rider, who was lying stunned and motionless. ' Cotter -was picked up aitd; : borne from the arena. He was promptly/attended by Dr; Milne, who was fortunately at" hand. It was quite a relief to the crowd when it was announced that the sufferer was coming round, and would :soo'a be all right again. It ia feared Cotter has received some internal injuries, but at present the fact cannot be; ascertained. A second rider, Mr M, Meredith, had a nasty spill, injuring, but not'seriously, his leg: He had made some splendid jumping, but in the last trial lie came to grief. The results of the; contest are ; given elsewhere;

: ■■■ Mr C. Smith's priaa of '2ls far the I beat rider in the leaping match wa: , carriedoff ina most ercditaole man i rier, by Mr R, Bannister. ' i . PBIZELIST. HOBSES. ■■ ; ;.".-i'i : Thoeocohbbeds; Jadges, Measn ! Ales Hsggio and Campbell. Stewards t Messrs William Perry arid W. B. Buiofc Stallion over 4 yeira —A W Outo 1 ! Piscaforiou* 1, W NeiH's Lord Mandeville 2, W Corlett'a Master Apnet he mare in foal or with fool at foot—G i' Drummoud's Rumour I, Gi>ruramond'i Barbette 2 ; dry brood mare—C F Val lance I, \V Mace 2 ; Best foal by Pis catorious—P Tancred's filly 1, F Shaw' fiHy ; 2. ? , ; ,-. : ~;;■ (i Druuimo'id toofc.Me&srs Elder am Co'schampion prize of three guineas foi most poiotsin the thoroughbred class. HORSES-MISCELLANEOUS. Judges, Messrs Heggie and Campbell Stewards, Mesmt Donald Donald, W. J Hirachberg and D. McKenaie. Entire Vony; any age, 0 F. Yallance'i The Joker 1; Pony, tna.ro or gelding, 1! hands, Had over 13 hands, H W Str«ng'i Lugarottfi 1, ■Armatrottti'a Billy 2, \1 Mace's E— h.c; Pony, mare or gelding 13 hands and under, A Elkin's mara 1, V Maee'ji Joo 2; Weight carrying hacka any ago, fit to carry 15 atone, 11 Malm puka'a Pulwnga 1, John Mao Rao'* Kin mora 2,l'ruaty, li.c, H PTurunmorangi' Kalwwnic; Weight carrying hacks, fitfc carry 19 Atone, W JlolCanaiu'a Julio Gwsar 1, i? ffhatv'a 3, A J Piluier' Apnro li.o ; Weight carrying hack, an' ago, fit to carry 10 *tono, VV. MoKen*te ; Be3ouim 1, W, Strands Junk U, Wl Huiek'a Reputation highly comnwndud Best Ladiua' hack to bo riddeu h » lady. Miss Ituwo's Metry Maidwi 1 ■.Mm Howe's Itatag, W ,T Martin'n M 0 F "ValUnnnV: (Sir'fatten «, Vaiid \\ Wardßll's Dynamite o; I'air llnym liormis, eJinwn iii buguy, FOray'a I, W Nolll'm a, K, Meredith'* Ounrad wid timrtiar h,oj J'alr biijmj jtoului, U liiumlh, and ovor 18 hatich), 'J.' Wasw'i Timothy ami Titus J. i 8Iii(?l« bugm fiurao to bo flliowu In bnjwy «r <lok tart, W Lmm' Tim 1, W Nollf'B Dolly 9„ 11 1' TurntiuluraiiKl'a Kakawai li.oj X>t\ .browl mm, < ycata old mid upwards, .Writer I'eny's I'elly 1 • Hack- iiiarv in foal or with foal at foot, .Ina Muuara'a ltomj* I, AWalkoiV tJlwidwrdciw K, F Pimm's Minn Syhesh.cj Most mare -Un brnmliinj wulnht "earryina Imeks, iii inal or with foul ut font, D Moliwnzio'a Nuutiir 1, !-• Bluiw's «f.wi a, A Watsur'e Lady Blown h.o ; Filly fiml&d Jtinco hi Aneiißt laaß. Walter perry's 1 atidli; Filly fouled ainco Ui &iijmi<it 1888, '£ D ThoiiipHon'g ), F Shnw's 2; Guldinj foalod ainco let Au«u»t 1»S8. T D Thompson'a 1. DitACGHT HOUSES. Jndssw-Mcasrs T Walker and A nloncrioff ; Slowards ~ T M Brawn, F Gray smd A Stewnrt

fttnllion over four years—W Hurpock'i Laird o 1 Largo 1, W Hercock'a Reru 2, W Miller's Gleugnrry h c, K AloKfcum't Avon o. Colt foalwl since August 1, 183G—F Gray'B Prince 1. Cult foalad since August I. 18S7— George Watson's NHDespcranduml. For best 3-yeai old by Laird <>' Largo John Taplro's 1. Dry Slur*-* p.vw 4 years in regulsi work—,suh« Kesacy's, I, A Burnett'. Uar3;ng 2. Mare in foal or fysl at fool —(1 £1 Chamberlain's 1, J Xoagoy'a Diirlin9 2, X K Cliamborlmn'B rAoeaam ti c. Filly foaled since Augn&t 1, 1880— A StonipVa Kelly 1. Filly foaled since iuguat I, IHBB—A Fraaer's 1, E Ciiam, lortnin'aS, A Fraser'3 hc. (Joldinfl oalcd sindo August I, ;§&»—K Chamlerlain'a 1 Geldins, any as?e, in regular cork—H yavighau'a Darkey 1, J.ih„ ieasey'* Dnko 2, John Hesaey'aNumret »c, VV Strautr'B Pike c Mr John Heascy tiiok Met>f?» Elder ; ud Co'h prize for p«i„t« ,-„ Iraujriits, Re St to3«i oif three plough rmrtes— JGuild'aJ, F E TathamS & Henry .orws—Wßßnick'a Urate and Clyde , p flujld's 2, aeonjo Heron's Pfiaoe nd Charlie he. Heat team of 5 boos de Wopßfin Uoraes in, use as ucl>, aUowo in S Hardinc 1, 1 Loft 5, CATTLE. udgw—Slewa E liarbef (Weilinphmji and j Sterof^— Mo=sra A WfCave and \V lorus, Pubkpdkd 9uiißTHoaa, l>«a calved rii.r to,lnly 1, MawUy's Tijki; e. Hull paired, eiuce July J, 18^7—A I Williams' Karl (iray, 1 ; AM \%% iitim' Wd IWoborv. 2 ; A SI tnuwimJlf, he. lisill calved aiiic-c Stily . 1888-F (fray's Tuwlianifa. 1; h uild'e, 2 ; C V Valknco'u. ln\ Coiy", !>V oKS, in calf or call at fcpi—C V allmWa Lady Afcfir%i% 1 ; D Umld'tt . Heifer pdved c.jiko July t. fgflfl— P. Vail'tuco.'*. hu. Ileifet valved eiucy ulsf 1, l«*i~\V Blac«'iS ho, tlr.Mijs Bl!oF.T!ioft-v, liui] <-aivi:d priur >.fuW i, JB4MI-P llr-ij'* Albert. I; .I'lliusU'lt'a Hruce. he. l',u!J calv..j h<-r Jtt!y I , less jr <, r .,.y', Albert. t-j-,5 ,111}- ««.-. m ■...!( f-r '.;,ijf at f'.;<

-FGray'e *»e%,i| Maea'sAgaes, Jt&, Mdf«ss<®k?mpim' July 1, l8j§»~S Mesferi* fce^SWiw 1 **lv«a since Jnlyl, JflfHlJpMilrtf ho. Heifw salved is calf or c*!r j* *Jfigigw. DUdem 3rd, 1} A S&*»*« %>iMmm~ entra! sins* Jaly, J, B?&ee«Hi§<t r L ' '',.'" John Hewoy's Pritss* »r'KJf". Colway's Dtik< 2 ;Wt feßJttffiMfjtaF he. Cow or 3wifisr f »sy Jemhst or AtßssisßS; %aU tm_ i®*~ - . PsrvMt pofaM-iift j 1 JiggeiM&ftJta^. _ - 3; Jsw; taplmts S. £ f f W*-W-*£ f Dairy Cows, Mry sow & of enltsne tpffce jive* & thi*4&«ffi-ft= Jbßi»tor& Bells, 1 s St« Mereilfirf 5 J W«gH',« L h« . ... .- Fat {Unus, Peny'e two hsftoeks, £. OeW «e baiters, any «jje —W. reefy"* tw« 1. BoUook, any 'Bmrft prise of goM Wed«)"ot- mts"gjmim- W" moot joints in csfctie, "

SHEEP. -. " Steward*—Messrs EJE Chembefkift aniiDGuild., ' , ~ , ■-, „,-.. - Llkcoln is sea: ivoot, Jtt&gee—' Meu» W;? Wat* and 0 Btas-t erase' under 18 Mseswa t? sMt Mr B B Sferoaith's p«as of twos^istniai. 1 Mm Bade? IE numt&K— 4 L 2 rfiwm or« JS m<mtlis—,Tb* Meoans L , L ram over 18 iao»lh»—Pfiwy Bros S, 1 2 even under IS jikmu&s—E MerdSUk j 1, sad Me»sn!-L&w«s sstid at 2 guineas, E he. 1 ewe ssder i& ' Btos 1, 2 «wes o*et IS mosrtha—Peiry Bros 3. 1 ewe over 18 taoatAs—B Meredith 1, Perry Bros 2. 3 ewes witfc - Lincoln lwnbs "«6 Ibik>-K M«»«h 1,Jas Macam t, ~£*nf Bras h e KoMKir Jar TH« WWb<~r Jodges —'BSessrs A B Muroir - J - Bryant. Mesftts K and "SV Wardell 2 issw steSer*lß" - months—P Gray 1, H CjunebeS her 1 ram under 18 nsoofchs—T Chssy 1 ; % rams over 18 J&otsktonl, BBChwaherfslngi Xvm ewe" 18 months—E B (a«TOberil»iE f; 1 ewe under 18 manttw— J«fe ß Jnfej, Xj 2 owes oyer 38 ißonths— Jf MotJttoj; l t JohafJudd.junr, 2 j 1 ewe over ISwoatfes —F Monkton 1, S .js «%sraberl«tH % John Judd, juor, he; 8 ewes wfth • Eomutjy Marsh laiabe at foot-Joha Judd. junr, 1, B B Chamberlain 9. Soothuowk jk ihb woos Judge* Messrs J Watt and D Biair.l ram over II! months—Jrhn Joiid, jwsr, 1, Hahi'shirs Dowss is tub TVoefc—l ram over 18 montha—F Motiktenl;2ew«ss over 18 months—F Kenkton 1; 1 ew» over 18 moutha—F Monktot 1; 2 ewes under 38 month*—F Monkton I; 1 s «s under 18 months—F Monkton I; t ewes \vith Hanprfsire Down tabs at foot—F Moisktea 1; best sen of fir© ewes under 18 months— V? Pwry i. Simnr toe Fkbbsbihs Pbrtosks -3Ses*pen oE five wethers ever 18 months— A Mutna 1, A Mutrie 2 ; best pen of Sva ewes ovar IS months—A Mttteiel, A Mutne 2.

live Fa" Hvbkp—W Petty 1; be»t. pen of 5 Jat larata—Walter Perry 1 mi 2 and Mr J Fayton'c grige of 1 soia»e. F Shaw be. J - Section extra—T P Letfs ew?s fi„4 cross Merino-Botaney, I.' Mr F Monktoij eerned off Messrs S Kohnand Co's Cupffttaeft guineas for uiort points in ghoep. Beat Looking Sheep Dog, UtmaS with sod HoggV? prized X £»«**_»"' 2 ; William Perry's SW fee. "* . - Bestjookini? Cattie Itog—A B> Fas*, teas Shark, lj E H 2madump% Sharp, 2; C WsgknJ/'s, ho -. PIGS. Judges—Messrs S Barbw and J Troup Stewards—Messrs J Blatcbfard »nd iIL- - Campbell, Boar, long-haired Berkshire «*w Jg '• < tnontb —A EUsin's I. Boar, j Borkehira, ander 12 wonfchs-AKfesa'ft ' he. iungisired B«skrisir«L ewsr. 12 months—W Perry's 1. Sour, Whwred Berkshire imd«r 13 months—A ElkinV. 1 R ,jd2. Sow, emwrth-JMOsaat Berkshire, over 18 latmtbs—W Porr?** h q. Sow, smooth-haired Berkdhiiw - under 12 months—A Bikia's 1 and h«. Boar, t Yorkshire,' nods* IS memtiut~&. iSlkin s l. Besi sow n,nd litter,' mar bwed—A. Elkin's I; Waller TestfiL Bm|: fat pig in ti,« jards-0 W«rfwia*s I ; Walter Perry's 3. FAUMIMI AM> B4IRY ISfHJS* MElMtt Judges—Measw (J, Hamilton wtd W Candy. Stewards—Mensr* O He*tm awl A Mutrie. Host collection <.t im&~ ; . »üb|r any makor, to factad* double furrow pltmgh, harrow, jgiea lisrruw, Mid drill, B MtEwm, maker V . "• D «"°<' n li U-wes ami lon**, m*k &r, lipid at,dGray 2; Donbla fanmr plough, K MoKwen'n, maker P sua* & Duiiofltt ! Loww »«d lares, in»knr2W& a»:l (jrsy 1 t Haavy singly furrow *h#sl ' p uuft i, S W Millb ftiid Co 1, HiHejdt. (iluujjli, IS W Hills & 0« l • Dowfcfe. ■ (H'rtiUl liowvtl or ridjfiiiti, K Mdßnmli fuirsu l«;o mnl msker P and & Dnnoun l{ OuUivnw, J! 'Mo£wm'» mko, B W Mills M ,d j ; Sw!rt ,^ makor F Hint I) Oijuoßß i. *sts4 Umm", timkor IteM and Gray 2; S-jt ef i S IiJ, jmrrowft, .!hs Kwbjrtaii a«d Son'e j ;bul vi huftvy harrfms, Ibm *ud Mwir . J, Bet olmin Immitva, IS W MMs »ud G» - i; S«l ii{ diw hsrrowi, J£ M«igw«»i , g i muker P »ml O s mem j . BwiH)S . tt!Xi ?'»«;5., l ? ett, ? o ' , ' raftkor KoCormwk, 1, B W Milln and Co hawiow Unekw6, iS and ojMjoislly eomnmsdud for hiily " Krouiid ; litntwr and inowur, Lowes itEXS lunis , (imtiur lie(d attd Griiy 1; J& VI; Milln and C<>» ; Ohaircutter, S W Milk and Co 1; Wiiuivwing macliiua, eeritiSjato. K W IHilk suklCol: 2 butter koirs, 00 und I00)b -t M«yriok» 3 buttee hew 1 M'ool t,r€ ! w„ aubieet to prgctkal triul, Boss nnd Mujr 1, Lowes & lorns, maker. Waverloy 2 ; Kosa & Muir, fI BS ptesv i.

HEUTICiM SXTHA. ft. Whin's exhibition of furniture t. VEHICLES. Jiidges—MiHtsrs Haitj'Hon and Steward—Mr Jas Macars. Single aestod DU HSy , Row ,od Man- 4 Mmr i U Va ss on '- tto > K Www » r Baa cart, E Mion'sMiM dogcart J j Swiss: cart, Itoss and Muir 2. SADDI.SEY ASD B/IENESS. host collection of saddferv and hturXu'2" wi,scu * *" a Cuwrec ** Jss >BCb6ok KE3. Sirred w«d, R T Baker's I, T VolJ«rt 2, HMJ Br sad Ovkfehirowt Unaided ; Butfor p»*pam! for etporr, tins,jars, other vewel., not Jess tliu SiHfa. B V Temple 1 ; Beat tenia butter, aot less tluui 'Jibs, wiftoat any atawp or mark, Dsnd Donate 1, Mrs ■AiHpwtM Jahnrtim> 3, Mrs TTanlcersley s lie; Una,, to i* est if reqtii*e#: If Cunpbeli'c 1. Ibsvia Donald's f£ *Jitcii of luam, t« be oot if n ß ccs»ry» M Cituipbel! J, JDevM Bowdd 2. MICTION EXTBA- EXHIBITION onitt. Numfrej And <Vs coUectian of Uanuw. Oils etc, Jno * Cowie's collection of oats, F G M vnie'a?&tent UUk Acratar and Coolar. Flax—RitUstw} .f i-'itton 1, Ross ani aiuir 2 Stsß.«nsc Match Judges, Messrs J Ho.«l .turf W W*ri«H—First « priiw two Kiimcas, second silver mwlal— ff H Wilton, I7rom2fccc, I j A Wilton. Siiinn, t! . tt:Ai'iN<v fll*T' H-«*irst prize LT>, and Wuddadhy JJpOF Vatknce, second, f/i. and 1/4. added by Mr (J K Vall»tco'luiupstfttiu and 4ft high, with on.* wnlcr purap ; Bistssa entrus—BidwiJl'a, I>4j)ik(j7 i, MtJa'B HattaraM 2.