LEAPING MATCH.

Ashburton Guardian, Volume VII, Issue 1698, 29 October 1887, Page 3

LEAPING MATCH.

The leaping match resulted as follows : — J. 0. N, 3rigg'B Buby, Ist ; G. Grioo's Willowby, 2nd. Dimant and Coe, dress pieoe value £1 Is ; for the best lady rider over high jump — Mias Cox. PIGS. Judges— Messrs D. Cant and T. Green. Marshals— Messrs H. and T. Hunt. BERKSHIRE. Class 113— For the best boar over 12 monthß old— Clorke Bros., 1 Tucker and Restell, £1 Is— For the best Berkshire boar owned m the county.— Clarke Bros., 1 Class 114— For the best boar over 6 months and under 12 months old— T. Clarkson, 1 md 2

,1 ' —^ ._-__■»■. ■ - Class 115— For tbe bent boar under 6 months old — T. Clarkson, 1 Class 116 — For ihe best sow of any age — T. ClarkHon, 1 and 2 Class 117 — For the best bow over 6 months and under 12 months— T. Olarkaon, 1 Glass 118- -For the best bow under 12 months old — T. Clarkson, 1 and 2 A. Harrison, £1 Is — For the best Berkshire sow and litter of not less than six pigs, owned m county — John G. Restell, 1 ANY OTHER BREED. Class 120— For the best boar over 12 months old— James Rowe, 1 : Class 121— For the beat boar over 6 months and under 12 months — James 1 liowe, 1 Class 122— For the beet boar under 6 months old — James Rowe, 1 1 Class 122— For the best breeding bow of any age — James Rawe, 1 Class 124 — For the best sow over 6 months and under 12 months— James Rowe, 1 Class 125 — For tbo best sow under 6 months old — James Bowe, 1 AN* BREED. Class 126— For the best litter of pigs (not less than Gj under 2 monthß old— T. Clarkson, 1 Class 127 — For the best pen of three porkers under 6 months — T. Clarkson, 1 | DOGS. [ BHEEJ? DOOS. Judges— Messrs R. ButheaJord and B. B. Pitt. Marshal — Mr D. McLean. | Class 128— For the best smooth-coated collie dog or slut — James Oorrigan, 1 ; James Maben, 2 ; J. W. Joynt, highly commended. Class 129— For the befct rough-ooated oolite sheep dog— Jos, Batty, 1 ; A. J, Kelly, 2 ; William Rich, highly commended Olasß 180— For the best cattle dog— -J. C. N. Grigg, 1. FOX TERRIERS. Judge— Mr W. J. Bruoe. Dr J. M. Tweed, £1 Is; for the best fox terrier, of any age, dog or bitch— B, McOwen, 1 ; H. H. Seoretan, 2 ; L. Mateon, highly commended. PBODUCE. Judges— Messrs G. King and C. A. C. Hardy. Marshals — Messrs A Harrison, B. Friedlander and D. Williamson. The proprietors of the *• Weekly Press " Ohristchuroh, £1 Is— For the largest prizetaker m butter — Mrs Weston Glass 133 — For the best Slbs fresh butter, without prints — Mrs McGuiness, 1 ; Mrs Ashton, 2; Mrs Weston, highly oommended ; Mies Dawson, commended D. Williamson, box tea — For the best 31bs of fresh butter — Mrs McGuiness Wm JBaylisa, box tea value 20s— Miss Dawson Class 134— For tbe best Slbs of powdered butter— Mrs Barr, 1 ; Mrs Weston, 2 ; Mies Dawson, highly commended Claßß 135— For the beßt display of fancy butter, not less than 2lbß, quality to be taken into consideration — Mrs Barr, 1; Miss DawBon, 2; Mrs J. Small, highly commended Class 136— For the beet keg of salted butter, fit for exportation, not less than 28 lbs— Mrs Weston, 1; Mrs Prebble, 2 B. Alcorn, £1 la for the best Keg of Salted Butter fit for exportation, not less than 281bs. — Mrs Weston, 1 Class 137— For the best colonial cheese, of not less than 151 bs — Mrs Small 1, 2, and highly commended Class 138— For the beat side of New Zealand oured bacon 151bs (smoked)— Mrs Small D. McFarlane, £1 Is; for the best side of bacon, locally-oured and Bmoked— Mrs Small, Olasß 139— For the best side of New Zealand oured baoon (unamoked)— Mrs Small, 1 ; Mrs Croy, 2 For tbo best two bams (smoked)— Mr Small, 1 ; J. Olsen, 2 P. Devane, 10s Od ; for +be best two hama (smoked)— Mrs Small, 1 ; J. Olsen, 2 Class 141— For the beat two hams (unamoked)—Mrs Small, 1 ; Mrs Croy, 2 J. Henry, 10s 6d ; for the best two hams (unßmoked) — Mra Small, 1 ; Mra Oroy, 2Clasd 142 — For the best 12 ben eggs — Mra Greenalade, 1 ; Mra J. Small, 2 Class 143— For tho beat 12 duck eggsJohn G. Bestell, 1 Class 144— For the best 2 loaves of homemade bread— Mrs W. Prebble, 1; Mrs J. Olson, 2; Mrs J. Small, highly commended Mrs Geo. Jameson, £1 Is ; for tho best two 41b loaves of home-made bread, not to be baked m a baker's oven— Mrs J. Olsen, 1 E. Thomas, £1 or sack flour— For the beat two loavea bread, made with flour ground at the Wakanui Mills — Mra J. Olaen, 1 Class 146— For the best oolleotion of dairy produoe, included m above thirteen claaaes The bona fide production of exhibitor — Mrs J. Small, 1 H. Zander and Co., £1 Is— For the best collection of dairy produoe (olassea 133 to 145. —Mrs J. Small, 1 . NEW ZEALAND MANUFACTURES. Judges— Messrs Geo. King and O. A.G.Hardy. Marshala— Meaars A. Harrison, B, Fried, lander, and D. Williamson. Claßß 147 — For the best New Zealand-made riding saddle, with furniture complete — A, Maxwell, 1 Class 148— For the best set, of New Zealandmade cart harness, leading and shaft — A. Maxwell, 1 Class 149— For tbe best collection of New Zealand -manufactured woollen goods — Andrew Orr, 1 [SMALL BIRDS. Class 145— For the largest collection of small birds' eggs— M. Kane, 1 John Small, £1 la— For the largest collection of small birds' heads— H. Clark, 1