CARTERTON SHOW.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XIII, Issue 4261, 4 November 1892, Page 3

CARTERTON SHOW.

Second Day, (By Telegrab.—Our Special Correspondent.) Cautekton, Friday, For the second day of tho Carterton Show, the weather, although slightly overcast, is perfectly fine so far, end there ore already upwards of three thousand people on the ground, Over one hundred came by special train from Wellington, while the ordinary morning train also brought a considerable number of passengers from South Wairarapa, The Masterton contingent by the special train was upwards of two hundred and fifty, or more than doublotho number that travelled from there by rail last year. In addition there is an influx by road from all quarters, and there is every propect of a record being made im poiut oi attendance, Later, the houses. There is a very fine exhibition of horses, of every ohss, The champion draught stallion is G. W. Deller's " Director," J. Hessoy's'.' Darling" is champion draught maro. In thoroughbreds, JJuckeridge's "Egalite" has oanied oil' champion awards, and in coaching stallions 6. W, Deller's •' Finanoier" occupies top position and wins the medal,

October 27th, 1892, From Mb Jesse Herbekt, The Pines, Mastcrtni). . " Tho Buokoyo Lowdown is the lightest draight machine in tho market, : 1 worked with two light horses all the sea. son ou my farm, lodu speak in tho highost terms as to its capabilities as a harvestin? machine, and it hasgiyen rhe every satisfaction,' You cannot wipe her out," October 27th, 1892. From Mr Edward Jones, Kiiripiini.' "The new Buckeye Mower I purchased last seasen duos its work in a very thorough manner, and pleased me in every particular." ■ October 31st, 1892. From Mr E. W. Udy, Groytown. ''lam vory woil pleased with the Lowdown Buekeyo I purchased of you two years ago It is quite fit to cut any Hurt of crop. I have had very little trouble, considering the rough country she had to contend with."