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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4325, 21 January 1893, Page 3

N S-I VERS Alt Y D A V'. DRILL HALL, MASTERTON. MONDAY JANUARY 33rd. A SELECT DANCE Will bo held in the alrovo Hull umlortho auspices ol the'Unaterton - Orchestra, Double Ticket 2/6, Single Tioket 1/6, CLUB, AUTUMN MEETING, ST. PATRICK'S DAY, Milieu 17th 1893, Programme iu luturo issue. E. H, WADDINGTON, Secretary. ' WELLINGTON AGRICULTURAL & PASTORAL ASSOCIATION. mHE ANNUAL RAM AND EWE X FAIR will be held by tho above Aaaociation, on their SHOW GROUND AT PETONfi, ON TUESDAY, 24tii JANUARY, 1808. Entries elcsoon Friday, 20th January. HENRY D.O'OALLAGBAN, Secrotary. MASTERTON AGRICULTU RA L AND PASTORAL ASSOCIATION. THE Annual Ram and Ewe Fair will bo held in Mesirs Lowes and lorna' Salo Yards, on WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, Ist and 2nd February; 1893. Entries clobc on January 27th. The first day will bo devoteS to the sale of Lincolns, the second to Romnoys, Downs, etc. The salo will commoneo each day at 12 o'clock. C, U.GAYFER, Secrotary, THE "WAIRARAPA AND EAST COAST PASTORAL AND AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. Founded 1877. Incokporated 1879. THE ANNUAL Ram and Ewe Fair will bo held on FRIDAY, Bkd FEBRUARY, 1893, IN TilE SHOW GIIOUNDS, CARTERTON, Salo tocominence at 11.30. Entries oloso on SATURDAY, January 28th, at noon. E, W. DORSET, Secretary. WOODVILLE CENTRAL AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL ASSOCIATION.

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