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Gisborne Times, Volume XXVI, Issue 2331, 26 October 1908, Page 1

POVERTY J3AY A.' & P. AGRICULTURAL SHOW. ROER OF JQVENTS. FIRST DAY (TUESDAY). Cattle.—None (bub Cows to be milked must be on the ground by 4 p.in. Sheej).—Classes 104 to 138 (both inclusive). Horses.—No Draughts, but Blood, Light, Hack, and Harness Hotses * as follows; also those competing in the Competitions as below. NO. I. RING. Class 25. —Pony Stallion. Class 36.—Ponies 12h. and under 14. Class 38.—Ponies over 13" and under 14. Class 37.—Ponies over 12 and under 13. Class 39. —Ponies, Cobs 14 to 14.2. Class 40.—P010 Ponies. Class 31.—Malden Hack. , Class 30.—Walking Horse. NO. 2 PING. . " Class 21.—Coaching Stamps. Class 23. —Harness Stallions. Class 44.—Single Harness Ponies. 14 or under. Class 50.—Pairs Harness Ponies over 15.1. Class 51.—Harness Ponies 14.2 and under 15.1. Class 52.—Harness Ponies under 14.2. Class 42.—Single Harness Ponies 14.3 to 15.1. ‘ Class 53.—Tandems. Class ‘45.—-Ponies driven by ladies. Class 35.—Troop Horses. NO. 3 PING. Class 19.:—Hack Yearlings. Class 20.—Baron 11. Yearlings. Class 22.—Mares to breed Hunters. Class 24.—Saddle Stallions. Class 14.—Thoroughbred Yearlings. Class 15.—Thoroughbred 2-year-old Colts. Class 16.—Thoroughbred 2-year-old fillies or Geldings. Class 17.—Thoroughbred Brood Mares Class 18.—Thoroughbred Stallions. Class 262.—Girl Eiders under 13 years. Class 263.—80 y Riders, under 13 years. LUNCH. DOUBLE RING. Class 261.—Lady Riders astride. Class 259.—Driving Competition. Class 251a.—Ladies’ Leaping Obstacles. Class 34.—Maiden Hunters. Class 33.—Hunters. Class 255.—Pony Jumpers. Class 257.—Saddle Trot. SECOND DAY (WEDNESDAY). Cattle.—All Classes. Sheep.—All Classes. Horses.—All Draughts; also, those in the undermentioned Hack and Harness Classes and Competitions; also, all Horses which were placed the first day. All Dogs, Poultry, Produce, Pigs, and Native Exhibits. NO. 1 RING. Class 26.—Heavy-weight Hacks. Class 27.—Medium-weight Hacks. Class 28.—Light-weight Hacks. Class 29.—Weight-carriers, 14 to 15. NO! 2 RING. Class 46.—Light Spring Cart Horse. Class 47.—Heavy Spring Cart Horse. Class 48.—Carriers’ Turnout. Class 49.—Tradesmen’s Turnout. Class 41.—Single Harness, 14 and under 14.3. Class 43.—Single Harness, over 15.1. NO. 3 RING. Class I.—Best Yearling Colt, Draught Class 2. — Do. by Ben Royal ~ Class 3.—D0., Filly or Gelding ~ Class 4.—No entries . ~ Class s.—Best 2-year-old Gelding „ Class 6.—Best 2-vear-old Filly. ~ Class 7.-—Best 3-year-old Gelding. ~ Class B.—Best 3-year-old Filly. ~ Class 9.—Best Breeding Mare. Class 10.—Best Dry Mare. Class 11.—Best Team of Two ~ Class. 12.—Best Gelding, 4yi:s or over Class 13.—Best Stallion, Draught. DOUBLE RING. Class 260.—Driving Competition over pegs. Class 254.—Wire Jumn. Class 256—High Jump. LUNCH. Class 32.—Ladies’ Hack. Class 252.—Maiden Jumpers., Class 253.—Steeplechase Jumpers. GRAND PARADE. Class 258.—Harness Trot. H. M. PORTER, Secretary. AGRICULTURAL SHOW. MR. GIBBS, the Government Bee Specialist, Will give an Exhibition of ' BEE-DRIVING EACH DAY, AT 2 P.M. With Bees kindly supplied by Mr. Hansen. POVERTY BAY AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL ASSOCIATION, MEMBERS’ TICKETS, will be forwarded on receipt of Subscriptions, now due. IT. M. PORTER, Secretary. PAINTERS’ UNION. A SPECIAL GENERAL MEETING' of the above will be held in Mr. Dalton’s Office TO-NIGHT, at--7.30 sharp. . Business—To consider presentation or demands to Arbitration Court and general. 13 Y ORDER.