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Waikato Times, Volume XIX, Issue 1562, 8 July 1882, Page 3

Notices.

WAIKATO PLOUGHING ASSOCIATION. The Initiatory PLOUGHING MATCH of the above Association will take place on FRIDAY, the 21st July, 1882, at Broad Meadows, near Cambridge (the farm of John Runciman, Esq., when the following Prizes will be open for competition :—: — CLASS I.— For Double-furrow Ploughs. First Prize ... ... £5 Second Prize ... ... £3 Third Prize ... ... £1 CLASS lI.— FOK SINGLE-FCBBOW Ploughs. First Prize ... ... £5 Second Prize ... ... £3 Third Prize ... ... £1 CLASS lll.— For Single-furrow Ploughs. For Boys 16 years of age and under. First Prize £3 Second Prize ... ... £2 Third Prize ... ... £1 Competitors in Class 111. may also bo competitors in Class 11. CLASS IV.— For One-way Ploughing, either for Double or Single- furrow Ploughs. Double-furrow Ploughs to plough one acre ; Single-furrow Ploughs to plough half-an-acre. First Prize £3 Second Prize ... ... £1

EXTRA PRIZES. A Prize will be given for the Best Break by Double-furrow Ploughs. A Prize will be given for the Best Break by Single-furrow Ploughs. A Prize will be given for the Best Finish by Double-furrow Ploughs. A Prize will be given for the Best Finish by Single-furrow Ploughs. A Prize will be given for the Best Team of Two Horses on the Ground. A Prize will be given for the Best Team of Three Horses on the Ground. A Prize will be given for the Best Kept Harness on the Ground. A Prize will be given for the Best Sack of Potatoes. A Prize will be given for the Best Sack of Mangolds. A Prize will be given for the Best Sack of Turnips. A Prize will be given for the Best Sack of Carrots, A Prize will be given for the Best Bushel White Oats. A Prize will be given for the Best Bushel Black Oats. A Prize will be given for the Best Bushel Wheat. All to have been grown in the Waikato District.

Entries for all ploughing competitions will close with the Secretary at 8 p.m. on the 19th July, or with R. Kirkwood, Esq. All entrances for ploughing competitions, ss, except Class 111., 2s 6d ; late entrances to pay double fee. The depth of all ploughing to be five inches. Tickets will be drawn at 9.30 a.m., and matches start at 10 a.m. and close at 3 p.m. Subscriptions in aid of the Association in money, or articles for Extra or Special Prizes, will be received by the Treasurer, R. Kirkwood, Esq., Cambridge. A MEETING of the Committee will take place on WEDNESDAY, the 19th, at 8 p.m., at the Duke of Cambridge Hotel. CHARLES CHITTY, Secretary.

PHGENIX JJOTEL, PIAKO. S. W. BUCK . . PnopitiEToii. Good Stabling Accommodation ANU KSF FIRST-CLASS PADDOCKS. TEJ S. W. B. will be glad to see any old friends who may be passing, and they will receive every civility and attention.

TWp O T I C E . IMPOUNDED, on the 4th July, 1882, by Mr Charles Ewen, of Hautapu, One Mouse-color COW, white and red tail, with long horns, no visible brands ; owner unknown ; for trespassing on Farm, Hautapu, for which 2s 6d damages are claimed, and in default of being released will be sold at the Public Pound, Hautapu, on the 19th day of July, at noon, JAMES THOMAS CAMP, Poundkeeper, Hautapu. Hautapu, July sth, 1882.

IMPOUNDED— At the Hamilton East Pound on the sth July, by Mr H. Reynolds, of Woodlands, Hokanui, one Black Two-year-old Heifer, white star on forehead, no visible brands, for which i £1 os damages is , claimed . ; , one , rcd-and- white, Bull, about, two, years old', no visible brand, for which £10 damages is claimed, Owners unknown. If not claimed and expenses paid{, twill* >be. sold at the Hamilton East Public Pound on Friday, the'2lsi l day of July; 1882, at the hour of noon'a. k v .» \; n.ttscffO JAMES COOMBES, !< • k •LVi -• i '1 , ) ' s J iPoundkeepef 4 ' Hamilton- East'Public Pounds i I

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