Special Phizes, For best Feering, 10s, Jas. Borlhwiek. Do Finish, 10s. Do- Do Inns and onls, 10s Gh Brown, Do Groomed horses and bert'kjpt harnt-s*, 20s. Thos. M'Lann. Do Turn out on the fielJ, 20e. Thos. McLaren. We particularly noticed the pair of mare 9 who gained the prizes for best groomed and best kept horses; also, tho boat turn out or. the field They are own<-d by Mr James Scolt, and were turned out in first class style. a nd wero generally admired. Ploughing com* uienced at ten a.m., and finished at half p^t three, half an hour being allowed for luncheon in mid-day, which was lib-rally provided by Mr Brooks, and was done ample justice to. In the evening the committee, judges, and a number o thoso interested rue t in tho Waiwera Hotel, and, after enjoying the good things provided by Mr Scott, the indefatigable secretary of the Club, a very pleasant evening waß spent. Amongst tho toasts proposed were, the Judges, Success to tho Farmers' Club, the Successful Competitors, tho Unsuccessful Competitors, the Press, Ladws, Host and Hostess, &c. A number of excellent songs were sung between, the different speeches, but our space limits us to the mention only of tho toasts. The Club is likely to become a strong one, and next year if separate prizes aro awarded t for the' different kinds of ploughs* no doubt tho attendance will double or triple that of this year.
Original Correspondence.
