

.;:' . ■ •,■"■■■". ; ; ..; •• list of '• .■.; ■■;: ..■: •/■.■• For Competition at the Fourteenth Annual Exhibition, to be Held on FRIDAY OCTOBER 30 1891 21. John O'Shea; services of entire " Prince Imperial," for the best RsßMlT'l^§»» foal by sire. No Special entry. ■ , mi-'-n j -r» • o-i n i no o £ ii i j. 22. W. Patching, Horse Cover; for the best Yearling Colt or Filly 1. The PRESiDENTsPme, Silver, Cup, value£B 3s; for. the largest (Draught horses). Special entry. -. • ' prizetaker m bheep. _ • v jou 23. H. C. Segers, Trimmed Hat. value 15s 6d;. for the Rider of the 2. N.Z&.& M. A. Co., £3 3s, *o,r the best ten Crossbred Sheep, , best Lady's Hack No special entry ■ suitable'for the frozen meat Jrade; sheep to be shorn within w ' And^rs Lad >s hi fo / the , bes t Lady Rider. No 31 days of Show, and to be the bpnafide^property of exhibitor for - . special ci try "' 3 months prior to date of show.l Such^exhibitor or exhibitors not NZ. Farmers' Co-Operative Association, £2 2s; for the best to own occupy farm or graze jointly or severally more than 1000 Carriage Entire. Special entry! ■ acres ot land, bpecial entry. .. 26> jAMEg Cablan £1 ls for the" best Thoroughbred Mare, to be 3. Milks and Qp. Plate^alue £3 3^; for the best five Crogbred - c shown with two of her progeny by a thoroughbred horse, and both ■ Hoggetsoutof half-bred Ewes by Lincoln orLeicester Rams. , bysamesire . Special entrV. • .°- Special entry. : J * ■ J ■ " !4.W. M. Lyttleton, ls, and another donor, 10s* 6d ; for the ~W&M9M±MM~mw**dh best five Half-bred Rams, under 18 months, the progeny of Jl M OW.M.fU"* Merino Ewes, by Lincoln orLeicester Rams. Special entry. 5. "W. M. Lti-tletOxV, £11 s, and another donor, lOs 6d; for the best • 27. The President's Prize, Silver Cup, value £3 3s, for the. largest five Half-bred Ewes, under 18. months, the progeny of Merino - - prizetaker m Produce (all classes). . ;. , Ewes, by Lincoln or Leicester; Earns, Special entry. ;' ":- 28. Donald Williamson, Box Tea ; for the best 31bs Fresh Butter. 6. A Member, £1 Is, for the best five Merino Ewes, with lambs at " ■-. Special entry. r -, \ foot, by Lincoln or Leicester Rams. Special entry;- .. . ' . f ... 29. H. Zander, Prize, value £1 Is; for the best collection of Dairy 7. Mawson Bros., £1 Is, for the best EngUsh Leicester Ram Hogget,".' Produce. : \\ under 18-months. Special entry* ' ■■ ' 30. Mrs George Jameson, £1 ls; for the best two 41b loaves of home 8. Friedlander Bros., £2 2s, for thebest five Cros§bre!d: Hoggets by■-■•. ;:- made bread, made from flour ground m the County, hot to be Down Rams. Special entry. • ' baked m a baker's over. Special, entry. \ . ; ;.;.«-;..... ... , . 31. E. Thomas, £1, or sack of flour ; for the best two loaves home-made ......' &T^£9l "iti^M k* '■'"■ ■ Bread, made with flour ground at the Wakariui Mills. Special entry. • .:■• •• - : m L jpm%m>m.MZ.* -■•■ ; : ; 32. Stephens Bros., £1 Is; for the best display of Fancy; Butter. 9. The President's Prize, Silver Cup, Value £3 3s, for the largest ' Special entry. . prizetaker m Cattle. • . 33. W. Rollitt, £1, or sack of flour; for thebest t'vo loaves home-made 10. Duncan Cameron, £2 2s, to the largest'prizetaker m Cattle. Bread, raadefrom flour groundin the Canterbury Mills. Special entry. 11. W. H. Collins, £1 Is, for thebest Cottager's Cow m milk-, where 34. H. M. Carson, 51b tin of 2s 4d Tea, for the best dozen Scones not more than wo are kept. > Special entry. • made with Tuckahoe baking powder. Special entry. Horses. X,. Piss* V 12. The President's Prize, Silver Cup, value £5 ss, for the largest prizetaker m Horses (all Classes.) 35. The President's Prize, Silver Cup, value £3 3s; for the largest 13. John Grigg, £5 ss, for the largest prizetaker m Draught Horses. . prizetaker m Pigs. 14. Subscription Prize, of £6. —Messrs StudholniP, £2 2?, J. Small, £2, . 36. N.Z. Farmers' Co-operative Association, £3 3s ;• to the largest J. Gilmour, £1 ls, J. McFarlane, Timaru, 10s, J. Cochrane, 7s,— prizetaker m Pigs. Confined to the County. For the best Four-Horse Team, horses to have worked, together. 37. J. G. Restell, £1 ls; for the best Sow and litter any breed, con- No horse to compete for any other prize. First prize, £4; fined to the County, second prize, £2 ; three entries or no second prize. 15." M. Stitt, £2 2s ; for the best Dogcart Horse (mare or gelding) to JLtSSHMIHfIF' JMJSIJtCII* be shown m harness and driven. Special entry. ■* ™ 16. J. Orr & Co., £1 Is. for the best Pony on the ground, 14 hands or 38> w G Walker, offers a prize of £3 3s, to be added to the Associa i* -£ r\r T f Clalen^y- . ,: iU , uv ■ . ■ .^ n.■ tion's Prize m the Leaping Match. 17. Denis McKendrY, £1 Is, for the best Yearling Draught Colt op. Filly on the ground. Special entry. • . " "K^Sl'#tffc'B» . .. 18. E.F.Wright, Truck Load of Lime delivered at Mount Somers JD.fl**"* • Station to the owner of Mare m any Class on the ground which, 39> Ea Wm M . H . R offers£s 5s . for the best Filter suited to ? the,?P";T + Of *he f Ud =cs' l]1 ' mf^ l a thoroughbred the requireraenfcs of Settlers on the ]am whose water sup Vis horse, be likely to breed a good Dogcart Mare or Gelding. Special derive( J fnm rffie point ; be ; : 19. Ton fen^ouß, the services of his entire « Kelvin » ; for the best simplicity, capacity, efficiency, and economy. j Yearling Colt;by that sire. Special entry. 6&"»W»£fcfll ~BSnn*4rfl^ 20. Da,niel McKendry, £1 ls; for thebest Yearling Draught Colt or S^lMtfOl JEftSS €!»• F.'lfy by Diplomacy. Special entry. 40. John Small, £1 Is; to the boy successful m Class 156. -^^^^^^ Entries Close on Saturday, October 24, 1891, at 6 p.m. ..•■■'^r^a^jj^ '■■■.' JWO. J. C. Sec. \SHBURTON MAIL . . ' ■' . _ ' ■ ' ■■> ■•■ ,'.