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Waikato Times, Volume X, Issue 802, 7 August 1877, Page 3

.„, New rAdvertisementsr -^ — SHEARINCMATOH. - \ 1-Men Istpriie mdo > \ } 2 — Boys, 17 years Ist prize doi .Y'lOTVi 3 r d^do^ .'*?-)'•"•' }vy- : -^\\ I—For1 — For the best Berkshire Boar Irt prize] u* »h Uii £ I(d -WmiU ;■?■'!_ «M;<;Tr- > ; 2 — For the Jx'sl iiijjjks^ii-ft Sow. l-i piiz.-sj '2nd do v " ■ , ' t 3—^For the best Boar; email breed lstj prize ;.;.;.- 2nd,do ; > fl) . . 4— For tba best" Sow', small Lr u t)d ' f-*tj-' pvize ; 2ncl do, . i s— For the b«t ; Whke-Boar Ist p.ize ; 2nddo^>;^v: ,/- •/ 6ii.For th.(rbest/-W4iito Ist prize '■'.' ...■;j..2nd^do:-^':^^-';.: ; 7^-. ' ■ rI^AIRY- PRODUCE. I— -For the best side of Bacon and Ham t 2— For the best Cheese - 3r-s'or the best o'wt.do 4__jPor the best Potirod Butter, not less .' than2slbs •".-■"". /" s_For the best three pounds of Fresh Butter i r " ; : 3 POU|iTRY,; ,■■ To be Bho.^|i ;in coops, of. thr,ee--'one Cock andvtwp-iietia.' " I— Black-breasted R.ed Game 2— Browo^bifeasited Red 1 Giune : 3— Ditckwing* Game .. 4 — Any other variety of' Game s— Malays,, . ..:, /; ;:.r ;■- ' 6— Silver Grey TJp'rVhigs . : 7— Colored DoVfeif/gs-^.^ ' 8-TT"White Dorkffibs - " ; t S P 'a^r?^- ; ' "^ "'• .! : V 10— Buff Cochi&i ; ;; r *;: \ • ,11 -Cin,namo"n :'Oocuin? .• 12— Dark Bralimas i . ' % ; • 13 — Aylesbury Ducks • 14 I—Rowen1 — Rowen Ducks : -p.* r 15 — Toulouse Geese ; -. ;16— Any other variety' of Geese 17 — Turke}'s, .daik „-•••■ 18— Turkeys, light " DOGS— SpoetiNG. I— Pointers (Dogs) .- *,-■■.■ 2— Pointers (Bitchei) ... .3— Setters (English).:-^ '; 4 — Setters (.Gordon) . . s— Setters (tns.liV 6- 1 - Retrievers . 7— Spaniels .(Clumber j B— Spnniels (Sussfx) ,". 9 — Spanif Is (Cocker) . 10-r-Spaniels" (Irish Water) . ; ../;; . Dogs KOK-SPQBTiKa/ 11— Cattle. Dogs'.!,,^ ' 12-— Sheep D;gß9, (Special, p'.BJaas) v 13— Terriers (Snioo'thj . , i 14 — Terriers (Broken Haired) 15— Terriers,(Toy)--- » 16 Skye Terriers. : Prizes will be giyentfor the best collection of Farmi ng ,and l'JGenerol Im piemen Is exhibited. „ i•.. ,' Genera i R s c I g- ulations. I — All entries must bo mnde m wtinpno iiddressrd to the SeiTetftry, Post'officn " Cam bridge,, on or" before" • 2-Allentr:es must be 'made' in the. name of the bona fide dwner. 3 — " lie ticket for entrance must be pro 1 ducfid to the- gatekeeper or the exhibit will not be admitted. 4— Horses must be haltered or led, and'on no account bo rebpved from their . -allotted stands without the permission of the Stewards. ■ * s—Pedigree5 — Pedigree of" jill Thoroughbred Horses n'uist be ''deposited with the "Secretary" time of making entry. -•■: 6— All bulls to be led; 7 — Servants m charge pf atock to be subject to- the orders of '%he Oommittee. B—Exhibitor8 — Exhibitors 7 •will 'be requited to state as accurately as ppssible m writing at the time of entry, tho date of birth ol all stock m classes where the age is specified, and m all classes of sheep the time of last shearing. 9— The same animal cannot ba entered m two classes. . . . 10— No" stock or implements exhibited to be removed fmm the yard until after 5 o'clock on the day of show without a special order from the Committee. 11 — The Committee will not hold themselves responsible for loss, damage, or misdelivery of slock or implements exhibits at the show. 3.12— 1n" the,, .event of being no competition m jiny ; class, no prize will bo giveri^ ■uules i s ri ihe Judges certify tp. particular, merit.:. .Power is also reserved tp withhold .a prize where the Judges consider it bught not to be awarded for- want ; of sufficient merit, : even where there is competition. 13— Extra tock, not enumerated under : , any of. tho above classes, may be exhibited by paying the .usual entrance, fees as" m the class to Which they are most closely allied. ; Honorary certifi. cates may be awarded, but no prize, unless there be competition. 14 — Certificates will be awarded for any article of . local manufactuie, if deemed 'of sufficient merit. .All intending exhibitors must appply for the requisite space. . 15 — All protests must be made m writing, and left with the Oommittee within one hour of the time of removal of the stock, and the Committee will decide the same as soon as possible. 16 — In all cases where more than two prizes are -given, the first two only will • be '"inone^/. the Best being honorary- " HENRY BUTTLE, '".■•'_ Secretary. * jrT ATLOE ' S ■;•■_ P./TX Putent ing Simple, Easily learnt, Quick m action, and not liable to derangement. The Patent Elliptic Shuttle Movement of this Machine is acknowledged on all hands the 'Quietest,' Simplest, rfrid the most beautiful motion ever invented for the purpose. New and valuabls improvements have 'also been adde^fmongat: others, a New Patent Shuttle, with only one hole tc thread, and "hayinglits tension adjustable m the easiest manner possible on the outside. Besides this, it.is much larger, and holdW considerably more cootbn than those pfany t; pf the.leaiLng machine* m use. This, with other improvements (which the public are^iiivite'datonnspect), together with the substantial construction for whioh tbis/Machine^has always been celebrated, make Taylor's Patent the most thoroughly Genuine and Reliable Machine m the market. Band Machines with Belts,or friction- gear, pnd Treadle Machines as m cut. fisrTo make room for shipment to arrive,' Square Stand Machines will be sold at a reduction for a few months* Prospectuses free by post. — agent.- T PEA'C.OOK, Shortlahd street, opposite. tUe Posti'Oftice, AucWftid,