A. AND P. SHOWS.

Press, Volume XLIX, Issue 14833, 26 November 1913, Page 7

A. AND P. SHOWS.

BANKS PENDTSDLA.

Pxosi&snt. Mr W. H. Montgomery; *»eepiesidents, Messrs W. F. I"arto«ni w*d J. F. Buchanan; treasurer, Mr x> - Qealey; ban. yeterinary surgeon, Mx A. .Taylor; eecret&ry, Mr A- S. Watson. The Banks Peninsula A. and P- Association held its fifth annual Show yesterday at Little River, when the weather was beautifully fine till the people were leaving the ground, when ram 6<* in. The Show was held on this occasion in tho Awa Iti Domain, and use was also made of Messrs H. Matson and Co.'s saleyards. kindly lent for the occasion, where the cattle, sheep, and I pigs were penned. The Itomain proved | very suitable for the purpose though j ! most of the arrangements were tempori ary, but the public library made; a good secretary's office and ladies rooms. Tho gate receipts were against £71 Is 6d last year and £85 in 1911, the strike preventing many people from attending. The show of sheep and cattle was disappointing, but the horse and other sections made up to a large extent for the deficiency. SHEEP. A few good English Leicesters were shown by Messrs I. Andrew and the Hon. ll.* H. Rhodes, the former being the most successful exhibitor. Border Leicesters were also good, though tho competition was only between Messrs R. W. Lochhead and W. O. Ronnie, the former gaining most of the awards. There were.no Lincolns or Southdowns. Mrs A. McLachlan was the only exhibitor in Romney Marsh, and Mr I. Andrew in Shropshire and Ryelands, some e;ood sheep beinp shown in each section. In Crossbreds the most successful, exhibitors woro Messrs R.. W. Lochhead, J. F. Buchanan, and H. Lewthwaite.. Only one pen of fat wethers wr.s Font in, these being Mr "R. W. Lofhhend's. and the only lambs wero pets. Phyllis Allen beine, tho winner, and Nellie Patten second. CATTLE. There was very little competition in tho cattle classes. Mr H. Reid was the only exhibitor of calves, Mr A. Chamberlain, of Ellosmere, sent in a few of his Shorthorns, including the bulls Charming Count 2lst and Charming Prince, and several cows and lieifers, and won first awards with each. In Jerseys, the first awards went to Mrs A. McLachlan. and Messrs W. E. Radford. and A. E. Patten, and in Holsteins. Messrs T. H. Ovorton, J; O. Coop, and H. T. Chapman. In pens of he'fers and steers, "Mr J. O. Coop was first and Mr J. Londrigan, sen., won in the class for crossbred cow for rlairving purposes in which there was the largest entry in the section. Two '■earns" of bullocks were entered. Messrs E. and. J. C. Hay's's team, which was in much tho best- condition, was plarcd fvsb. and Mr J. Chapman, sen., second. The bullock-driving comfiptition was •"ran bj T Mr J. Chapman, jun.. and his father was next "nfter a very close competition. Mr Chapman,* sen., was awarded a special prize for. the most tractable team. A few fat, cittlo were shown, the best of. them being a cow svnd heifer belonging to Mr A. Chamberlain. , • DRAUGHT HORSES: There was an excellent, though not large, show of draught horses,, a number or them having been seen in other show rings this season. There was only one >orse shown in the entire class, Mr A. E. Maephorson's Dalmeny Forest and he was also first against Mr D. Miller's ; entry in the three-year-old class. In two-year-old colts Mr James Wyllie was first and socond with two sons of Baron-Everest, and in yearling colts or geldings-Mir G. Rennie won, Mr .7. Boag, jun..' being siiccessful in yearling fillies. Mr Jas: Wyllie also won m invo-year-old fillies and. Mr R. Raines was first and second in three-vear-old. Mrs A. McLachlan and Messrs T. Carter and J 1 • Davis were successful in the pelding classes. Tho irmre3 classes, provided f.nir competition. In dry .mares the Hon. R. H. Hhodes's Baroness Ruby Avon from G. H., Barnett's Jewel and five others, and in brood mares Messrs R. and W. Gillandefs's Royal Ruby, the Courtenay champion, was successful, Mr R. W. Rainey's Maude .being second. The pair, three-horse and four-horse teams, ■were all, won by Mr R.. Rainey, Mr R. Wl Lochhead being socond in each case, and both breeders were represented by a splendid lot of mares. The winners in other classes in t,hjs sectionwenvMessrs J. O. Coop. hilHdo horses; It. W. Lochhead, spring dray horse; . Ridden Bros., farmer's spring "dray horse, and F. G. Stanbury, pack-horse. , LIGHT HORSES, The light horse classes were mostly well filled, but only in a few cases was the competition very close. Mr J. E. Dawson was first in hackney entires, and he also won in the class for entire most suitable for producing wcighjfccarrying hacks or hunters. In young stock the winners were Messrs T. Thompson, J.- F. Buchanan, and L. Priest, and iv brood mares, Mr A. H. Clarke. The 11-stone hack class was won by Mx B. C. Rutherford with Ranm, Mr L. Matson's The Peach being second, and Mis 3 Clifford's Kilmeny very highly commended. Miss I. Rutherford's well-known mount. The Chief won in the 13-stone and lady's hack classes, Mr R. J. Fleming being second in.the former and Mr B C. Rutherford in the latter. Mr J. F. K.t Jamieson. was first in the 15-stone class, and Miss I. Rutherford's The I Chief was adiudged the best-mannered hack, Mr Goo. Rutherford's Robin being second in each of these classes. Mr S. D. Boyce's Banner won as a troop horse and as the mast suitable for mounted rifle work, and was second to Mt J. F. K. Jamieson's entry as a journey horse. Banner was selected by popular vo+» as best hack on. the ground. Mr, G. Bedford won tfie Miudon hack class, Mr R. J. Fleming being second. COBS AND PONTES. There was more competition in the cobs' and ponies' classes than in any other of the horse sections, and some very neat animals were shown. Mr 6. W. Smith's Sox was first anS Mr h. Matson's Red Mitt in cobs up to 15 hands. Ponies - for children . under 12 formed a very pretty cla.ss, Mr L. Matson's Reekie winning from Miss Iris -Montgomery's Rosy and five others. The class for ponies for children under 15 wf>s not such an even one,, and Mr L..Matson's Queenie won from Mr G. Remu'c's Princess and four others. 3J r X Ware's Ko-Ko was the winning -y>nv entire, and next to him come Mr G. Cooper's Merry King. There wos a lnrge claps of poiies not over 14.'2 hands, and Mr F 0 Stanbury's Tini and Mr J. Parkinson's Charley came first and second respectively, the "winner being a very neat animal. HARNESS HORSES. The harness horse classes were not very large, but there were a few good horses shewn notably two that distinguished themselves in the hackney classes, Mr J. F. K. Jamieson's entry, which won as a dog-cart horse from S. D. Boyce s Banner, which was first as a single buggy or gig horse. Other winners jn the section were Miss Coop, Daisy cart horse: T. G. Harper trotting horse; A. S. Webster, pair of buggr horses; and S. l>. Barclay, milkcart horse. COMPETITIONS. Mr A. F. Moore's pony, won as the best jumping pony, showing great jumping powers; Miss 31. Gray was the best girl rider, and Master Wyndham Watson ana H. .Messervey tied" as tho best boy riders. A horse of Miss L. Rutherford's won. the 15-stone bJunver class, 'Hγ B. C. Rutherford being second. The 13-stone hunter class went to Mr A. Ware, Mr Rutherford again being second, but the latter won the maiden event, with .Mr J. Riordan J. Hauler-1. Sow, under I', monthe (2): J. eoetiul.

PIGS AND DOGS.

There was a small but good show of pigs, Mr J. Hadley and the Hon. W. Montgomery being, the chief exhibitors and prize-winners. There was a small entry of dogs, Mr A. Murray winning in short-haired, Mr J. Kevnish in longhaired, and Mr E. G. Waugh in bearded , collies. In tho shepherds' turn-out, horse and dogs, Mr Lβ Compto won from two other competitors. FLOWERS. - There was a splendid show of flowers, especially roses, many of the blooms of which wore very fine. Messrs Nairn and Sons sent » fine collection of cut flowers for exhibition only. DOMESTIC ANT> FARM PRODUCE. There was, as usual, an excellent display of domestic produce, and close competition in most of the classes, and there were fair shows of potatoes, roots, and grain seeds. JUDGES. The judges wore:—English and Border Leicester, Lincoln and Roin-noySj-Mr J. Sowden; Downs and Ryelands, Mr J. Linton; crossbred sheep, Mr Colin Stewart; fat sheep, Mr W. McMoekin: purebred cattle, Sir T. D. Boag; dairy cattle, Mr Alexander; fat cattle, Mr James Knight; workng bullocks, Mr It. Latter; draught horses, Mr K. Mclntosh : light horses. Mr J. W. Freeman; harness horses. Mt W. | Hay ward: cobs and ponies, Mr T. S. ! Johnston- pig.*. Mr A. Muir; dogs, Mr ! T. S. Johnston: seeds and roots, Mr j Wilcox; domestic produce, Miss AStevenson; butter and cheese, Mr J. C. j Lord; jams and pickles, Mr J. Hayward : flowers. Mr A. Lowe; decorative classes, Mrs E. Pyne. PRIZE LIST-, Tho following & the prize list, the number of entries in the severai cl;tsses beinjf given in parentheses; — SHEEP. English Leiceeters—Ram, any age (4): I. Andrew 1 and 2. llam, under 18 menike (4) —I. Andrew 1 and v h c, K. H. llliodee 2. Kw. w-:, any oge (4): R. H. Rhodes 1, 1. Andrew H and v h c. Two ewes, under 18 months (3): I. Andrew 1, I{. H. Rhodes '-. Border Leicosters—Rini. any (2): R. W. Lioclihea<i 1 and 2. ltam, uuder 18 months (4)OR. W. Lochhead-1, AY. O. Rennie £ and v h c. Ewo, wet, any age (3): R. W. Lochhead 1 and 2, W. O. Renrw v h c Two ewes, under 18 months (4): R. TV. Locfchead 1, W. O. Rennie 2 and v h c. Romn.eyit—Rnm, any ago (1): Mrs A. McLarhlan 1. Rom, under IS months (1): Mrs A. McLachlan 1. Ewe, w«t, &ny ajc (1): Mis A. JlcLachlan 1. Two ewos, under 18 months (1): ilrs A. McLacblan 1. . Shropahirea— Ram. any ego (3): I. Andrew 1. Ram, under 18 months (3): I. Andrew 1, 2, and c. Ewe, wet, any a«e (2): I. Andrew 1 and. 2. Two ewes, under 18 monlh-s (1): I. Andrew 1. Ryolande—Ram, any asce (3): I. Andrew 1. Ram, under 18 months (2): I. Andrew 1 nn4 2. Ewe, -wot, any (1): I. Andre-w 1. Two ewe?, under 18 months (1): L Andrew 1. Crosebreds—Three eww, with Inrnte f2): R. W. Lochhead 1. Three h«lfbred esw, with lambs (I): J. F. Buchanan 1. Three rarwb-re-'] h'vjcA'v by English Leic.KPt-er rams {■»): J. F. Buchanan 1, H. Lewth-waite 2. Tirree crossbred any breed (4): J. F. Buchtvnan /I, H. L«»irtliwai*«- 2, Hon. "W. Montptomory v h c, G. Stenbury o. Fnt Shoejij'Fivp crosebrpds, urdor !O months, maxirnuiii weight 70lb (1): R. "W. ifrvlJioad 1. ltisc?llanoou€—Pet lamh (6): Phyllis Allen 1, Nellie Paiten 2, Charlie Barclay v h c. HORSES. . • Dniughte—Yearling coit or gelding (3): G. Rennie 1 and special, J. Boag, jun., i X«jirJing filly (7): J. 80ag , ,. jun.. . 1 and special, R. W. Lochhead 3, U. Ronnie v h c, G. Rathgen c, 'l'wo-year entire Jamea Wyllie's Baron Cedxic 1 and ep«cinl, Baron Bobs 2, R. H. Rhodes v h c. '±"wo-year gelding (1): A. McLachlan 1 and epocial. year filly-(6): Jamce Wylli© 1 and special, T. Davis 2, R. \V. Bainey v h c Throe-year en-' tiro (2): A. E. Macpherson's Dalmeny Forest 1 and epecial, D. miliar 2. Three-year gelding: T. Carter 1, 2, and epecial. Threeyear filly (7): K. W. Rniney 1, 2, and special, 11. W. I/oehhcad v h c and c. Entire (1): A. X Mecpheraon's Dalmeny Forest 1 -and special. Geldinjj, any ago (3): J. Davie 1 and special, J. J. McCarthey 2, T. Fenther v h c. Dry rr.aro, any age (8): 11. H. Rhodes 1 and 'apoci.i!. G. H. Barnett 2. R. W. Lochhead v h c nnd c. Haie, in foal, or with foa <5): A..and "W orilland<ir3 1 and*special,- K:"W. Raihey..2. Team of two, any age (6): R. %Y. Rainey 1, •v X c, and special, R. "W. Lochhoad 2. Team of tlijee, auy v.gc (3): R. W: Bfeiney . 1 and special; R. W. Lochhead 2. Teara of four, any age (3): R. W. Rainey 1 and special, R. W. 2. Hil'sido pair (2): J; O. Coop 1 and specia', J. Tini 2. Sprin(jcart horse, to. draw 30 owt. (7): R. W. Lochhead 1 and special, J. J. McCarthey 2, Mrs M. Budlin? v h c, H. C. O'Leary c. Farmers' spring dray horse, to draw 20 cwt. (4): Ridden Bros. , 1 and epecial, S. T. Harris 2, F. G. Stanbury v h c, H. Artist c. Packhorse, with gear (9): F. G. Stanbury. 1 and special, S. T. Harris 2, D. Richards v Jα c, J. F. Buchanan c. ■■ * . Li«ht Horses—Hackney entire, any age (3): J. E. Dawson 1 and epecial, G. Scarlett 2. Yearling colt (2): T, Thompson 1 and epecial.' Yearling filly or gelding (3): J. F. Buchanan 1 and special, Mrs H. Peirie 2. Two-year gelding or fils (6): L. Pricet 1 an 3 epecial, G. Colombus/2, J. C. liochhcad v h. c. Brood maro, fn foal or with foal (4): A. H. Ciarko 1 and special, L. sD. Stanbury 2, J. Chapman, Ben., h c. Eleven stone hack (9): R. C. Rutherford 1, L." Matson 2, Mise Cliiiord v h c. Thirteen etone hack (9): UU& I. Rutherford 1, R. .T. Fleming 2. Fifteen stone hack (6): J. F. K. Jamieson .1, G. O. Rutherford 2, A. and W. Gillandera v h c. Lady's htck (11): Miss I; Rtitherford'ft The Chief 1, B. C. Rutherford % L. Matson v h c, A. and W. Gillandera c. Walkaig hack (5): B. Great 1. Thirteen stone jumper (4): A. Waro 1, B. C. Rutherford. 2. Fifteen stone jumper (3): Mice Rutherford 1 and special, B. ■ C. Rutherford 2, I. Riordan v h c Troop horse, in saddle (C): S. D. Boyce 1, H. Gardiner 2, E. Gray v h c. Best mannered hack (6); Miss I. Rutherford's The Chief 1, G. O. Rutherford 2. Maiden hunter (5): B. C. Rutherford 1. 1. Riordo-n 2. Moat useful and active hack (7): J. F. K. Jamieson 1, S. D. Boyce 2. Best hack on ground, judged by'public (11): S. D. Boyco's Banner 1, J. F. K. Jamic3on 2, R. J. Fleming 3. Maiden hack (7). G. Radford 1, R. J. Fleming 2. Entire; travelling in/district (2): J. E. Daiv-son 1. Troop horse, owned by member of mounted oorpe (4): S. D. Boyce.l. E. Gray 2. Cobs and Ponies—Cob, Tip to 15 hands (11): G. AY. Smith 1, L. Matron 2, W. E. Radiord v h c. ChiM's pony, under 12 hands, ridden by child under 12 (7): L. Matson 1, Iris Montgomery 2, Mrs A. F. Moore v h c. Child's pony, not over 13.2 hhhda. ridden by boy or Rirl under 15 years (7): L. Matson 1, G. Rennie 2, Mrs A. F. Moore v h c. Pony entire (5): A. Ware's Kofco 1, G. Cooper's Merry Kinp 2, H. Puterson'e Dandy Progress v h c. Pony, not exceeding 14.2 hands (14K F. G. Stanbury 1, J. Parkinson 2, R. J. Fleming v h c. Harness Horses—Dogcart horfe, in harnoM (5): J. F. K. Jamieson 1 and special, W. Elam 2. Single buggy or gig horso, under 15.2 hands (7): S. D. Boyco 1 and special, J. 0. Coop 2, F. Coop v h c. Daiey carthorse, under 14.3 hands *i): Miss Coop 1 and special, E. Birdline 2. Trotting horec, in harnesa (G): T. G. Harper. 1 and special, R. W. Anderson 2, J. Gaekin v h c. Buggy pair, 15.2 hands or under (3): A. S. Webster 1 and special. Milkcart horee (51: S. S. Burclay 1 and special, H. Amet 2, J. W. Clarke v h c. CATTLE. Calvw—Five calves' (1): H. Reid 1. Heifer e»H (1): H. Reid 1. Bulls—Yearling Shorthorn (1): A.* Chamberlain 1 and special. Two-year Shorthorn (1): A. Chamberlain 1 and ppecial. Yearlinx Jersey bull (2): Mis A. McLachlan 1 end special, D. Millar 2. Two-year Jersey ball (1): W .E. Radf6rd 1. Three-year Jersey bull (2): E. A. Patten i ar.d epecial, W. D. Jarden 2. Yearling Holstein bull (2): H. T. Chapman 1. Two-year Holatein bull (2>: J. 0. Coop 1 and 2. Holstein bull, over two yor-rs (2): H. T. Overton 1. Steers, cows, and heifers—Thr«« yearling steers (l>: J. O. Coop ]. Three yearling heifers 12): .T. O. Coop 1. Yearling.Sh-ort-horn heifer (1): T. Thompson 1. Three-year Shorthorn h-fifer <2): A. Chamberlain 1 and special." J. .Londrigan. sen., 2. Shorthorn cow, in milk (1): Hon. W. Montgomery 1. Yearling Jersey heifer (1): Mrs A. MrLachl»n 1. Two-year JerFey heifer (.1): Mrs A. McLocMm 1* and spscir!, E. A. Patten 2 and v h c. Jersey cow (2): E. A. Patten 1 and epecial. Mrs A. McLscbJan 2. Ho'stein cow. in milk (3): H. T. Chapman 1. Crossbred ct>w, m milk (8): J. Lordrij-an, een.. 1, T. G. Harper 2, H. W. Montgomery v h c. Three crossbred two io three-year etcem (3): J. 0. Coop 1, J. F. Buchanan 2, P. Fahry v h c. Team of ei?ht bullocks, in wijjgon (4): E. ard J. C. Hey 1 »nd epecial. J. Cn'spman, sen.. 2. Bullock driving competition (61: J. Chapman, jiU7., 1 and special, J. Chapman, , sen., 2 and special foT meet ! tractable team. ! Fai Cattle—Two-year bullock (3): P. Faber 1 J O. Co<rp 2. V. Craw v h c. Two-year JwrffeT (2): A. Chamberlain 1. S. T. Harris 2. Fat cow (2): E. Cbamb*r!oin 1, T. Thoni->----son 1. Three- buiJock'. av<rn>?-e weight cot rxc<y*?in» 8001b (2): J. F. Buciianan 1, J. O. Coop 2. PIGS. Berkshire—Boar, ever 12 months (1):- J. HadJcy 1. Bow, under 12 months (2): J. Hadley 1 and 2. Sow. orer 12 montie (2):

Hadlcy 1 iad 1 Sow, with, litter &)'• J« Hadlcy 1. Yorkshires —Boot, under 13 months (3): J. Hadky 1 wed 2. Boar, over IS mantle (3): J. Hadley 1, Hon. W. Montgomery 2. Sow, over 12 months (2); Hoa. W. Afcmigom«ry *. J. Hwßey i Sow, iiiMkr 12 moatbe (1): J. Haaiey 1. Sow, with litter (1): J. Hadiey 1 «nd epecM. Crceebrcde—Three porkors, not exceeding001b (l>: J. Hadley 1 and epecia]. Sow, with litter (I): Hon. W. Montgomery I'and special. Bscoaer, pot exceeding 160lb (4): J. Hadky 1 and. special, A. Murray 2 «ad the. DOMESTIC PHODUCE. SVosh butler, x*>&-ecg>aj»tor (£>): Maas J. Tjsoa 1, ilre D. Hampton 2, Jtfia Womail vie, Mrs K. Gaipbtx «. factory butter (ik Central l>»ixy Company 1. Jpesm separator (butter (13) : Mis \V. b;m« 1 end epccial, Mrs X, i'eii 2 an<l v b c, Mrs S. Huinai c* Salted butter'{G>: Mrs V». Syme X *ad epeci*!, iTra F. Dennis 2, Mr* S, Humm v h c, Mrs AVcrnaJl c. Hotu&-made broad (11): Mies L. Maw 1 mv spocial, Mrs IX Himiptoa 2, Mre M. C«es»r t h c, Mrs W. Sra» c. Baker a brood (3): L. \V. Bosl«y 1 "and special, F. - Anderson 2. Hom<vmad« browa •broad (5): Mis S. Humm. 1 and special, Miss !•. Maw 2, Mxc ■ 1). Hampton vie' Bakor'a biovra bread (3): L. W. Bosky 1 «jod epccinl. Plain oven acocea (9): Mre WoraaH 1 «nd special, Miss Ot.'oy vie, Mrs J. E. Wobeter c. Sw«rt oven oootk-s (8): Mrs S. Ilumru Mn» Wornall oqual i »nd special, Mia iW. Syrae v h c, Mrs J. Donovan c- Komeniado ehortbreed (10): Mrs L. B. Onbojae 1 and «p«cial. Mi& Wora»ll 2 and v h c. Mre E. H. Kcwel! c. " UonKsmtido email cakes <5): Mrs Womail 1 end epocial, Mrs ■S. Humm v h c Homemade fancy biecuits (7): Mrs Wornall 1, Mre S. Unmro v h c. Honre-ruade plain caJse (3) r Mre Wornall 1, 3 and special, Mrs Tf. Symfe v h c, Misa *Z **i. O sbor Jjc c. Home-made rici cake (.}: Mrs Worr.aU 1, 2 and special, Mn» E. H. llowell v h c. Homc-nicde sponge sandwich (0): Mi*« Gladys Pcureon 1 and epecia.l, Mre W. Syae 2, Mis WorcaU v n c und c. Collection of paatry (5): M!ra Wornail 1, Misa Amy Harrie 2. Pikolots (10): Miss J. Tyson 1 and special, lusa Amy Harris 2, Mrs. Wornal! v h c, Mrs S. Humm c. P.nm puddmg (7): Mrs H. SrhnelJ« 1 and epecial, M.-a Wornall 2 and vh c, Mrs W. byme c. iloino-mado jaais (14): Mrs F. McMantis 1, Mrs U. Sonneik 2. Mra F. Williame v h c. Mr* E. H. Kowell c. i«,umaladf (9): Mrs A. E.. Harm. I and spcciiU, Mre K. H. Row«H .2, Mts Wornall v he, .uTs F. McMaiiu3 c. Homo-mado jellies (I'l): Mrs Womail 1 and special, Mrs F- Crdckett 2. Misa J. Tyson v h-c, Mrs H. Schnelle c Homo-mcde- preserved fruits (4): Mrs VV. H. Jnckman 1 and 2. Homo-made pick!cs (6): Mks W. H. Jackman 1 «jd c, Mrs W. Coesar 2, Mrs H. Schnelle'v h c. Honey, :n jars (5): W. L. Donald 1 and apec.il, Mrs H. Scnre!!<j 2, Barrett and Bray v h c, S. S. Berclay c. Honey, in oom-b (2): Barrett and Bray 1, W. L. Donald 2. Fowls , cKge (5): O. Bedfonl 1 und special, Mre W. Syme 2, Mrs A. McLacbJan v n c, Mrs W. Coraar c. Ducks' epge (1): M<ea A. Stapkton 1. Hoaie-made wine, any variety (15): Mre J. E, "Webster 1, T. Gee 2 and c, Mrs A. E. Hi»rr» v h c. Homomade froo»eberry wine (3): T. G«e 1. Mre H. bchnelle 2 and v h c. Hoir.e-mado civrrant wine (8j: Mrs A. E. Harris 1, Mrs H. Schnelle 2, Jfre I). Thompson v h c. Mre If. Schnelie c. . Home-cured unamoked ham (3): G. SUnbury 1 and special, Mra F McManus 2. Apples (6): A. E; Patten 1 and epec:»h Misa L. B. Oebom© 2. Gooseberries IJ): F. VT. Crockett'!, R. Litten 2, Mrs H. B. Hutchinson v h c. Laundered ehirt said collare (SV: Mre S. Humm 1 and special Mre F. ifoManre 2. Gi-lV elasacs, nndoT 17.—Swc«t oven soones (G): Mi?a I\y WornalJ 1 and special Miss Winni* Humm v h c, Muriel Jeckraan. c. Home-made plain cake (6): Mi«n Ivy Wornall 1. 2 and spscial, Mies Lottie Ruseell v h c, Jaclrman c. Home-made pp3n«»eeo.r«<i. yncb <7\: Miep Ivy W<rrneill 1, 2 and "specif 1, M!is3 Witrnie H-umni v h c. Mis A. McLachlan c. Small cakce Uh Misw Ivy Wornall 1 ard rocciaJ, Miss Winnie Hnmm v h c, Muriel Jackman c. Coll<wtion of pastTy U) • Miss Ivj- Worunll l and P. Mies Winnie Hnmm v h c. Pikekts (2): M*s Ivy Wornall 1, Mies Wmnse Humm 2, Mnriei Jackmen '• v he. HOOTS AND POTATOES. - \ m , B '««, potatoM (3): Mrs Major 1, Mrs A. Mclrtichlan 2, F. W. Groad v h c. Eatin? potatoes (7): Mre A. McLacKan 1, F. P. Stanbury 2, A. Macphereon v h c. Kidney potatoes (1): Mre A. McLschlan 1. Now potatoes (9): Mrs J. E. Webstar 1, H. H. KimbcT 2, F. W. Crockett v ho. yellowmangel? (1): Mre A". McLnchlnn 1. Long red mangels (1): Mrs A. Mclechlan 1. Collection of roote (1): Mrs jx. McLnchlan 1. Pcae (8): Mrs A. E. Harris 1, H. H. Kimfeer ?v A 7"°™™ vk c. Broad beans (4): Mra H. Sclmelk, Mra A. E. Harris 2, F W. Crockett ,v h c. Collection of vegetables (2): Mrs-F. McManus 1 ar.d 2. Cp.bbage (7): l}» r A ;, E i HRrT « i; H. H. Kimbcr 2, Mm i. McMariMe v b. c. GRAIN AND SEEDS. Spring -wheat (2): R. W; Lochioad 1, A. Macphereon 2. Short oats (1): S. Gibson 1. oats (1): A. Macpheraon 1. Malting , barley U): J. p. Coop 1. barley (1): A. E. Harris 1. Peas (1): A. Alocpherson 1. Perennial ryegrass (4): A. Miirray 1, A. Macphereon 2, J. E. Webster The. Italian ryegrass (1): J. O. Coop 1. Eed cJoyer ajjd oowgraes (2): A. Macphcwon 1. White clover U): A. Macphoison 1. oockafpot (J) : •J. 0. Coop 1. Unriddled cocksfoot ] (2): ,L. D. Stanbury 1. Farmers' riddied cocke/obt (i): -G ; . Humphreys l, J. O. Coop 2. Silver boet (2): J. 0, Coop 1. .'•.••, DOGS. Short-haired Collie:(6): A. Murray 1 and epeciaJ, G. Stanbury 2, and special,' S. Lβ Compto vho and a. Long-haired Collie (6): J. Beyniah 1 and special, J. Jonea 2, C Wood v h c, Karetei Bros c: Bearded ColEi (6): E. G. Weugb. 1 aad epeciaJ, T. Thompson 2. . FLOWERS. Dinner-table decoration(s):;MJßeMcNanght 1, Mrs F. CrockpH. 2, Miss »W. Todd 3. Hybrid perpetual rosea : Mrs Montgomery. 1, Mre McManue 2, : Richards v h c. Hybrid tea roses: Mrs Armstrong 1, Mrs McManue 2, Bicharde S. Tea xoeea: Mre Montgomery 1. Premier rose bloom: Mre -Montgomery 1 Mrs Parkinson 2, Mrs MoMann* v h a Mario van Hout© roae. Mrs Montgomery l; Murray. 2. PenineuJa-grown rose bloom • MtK Montgomery 1 and 2, Richards v h c. Bowl of roees: Armstrong 1, Mrs Montgomery 2. Twelve roees: Richards 1, J. Stanbury 2. Sjnglo rtwes: Mrs Pcrkineon 1. Sweet peas:Mrs McManus I and,2, Murray vh c. Sweet peM :n bowl •• Crockett 1, lire McManns 2 and v h c Pansiee: J. Craw 1, J. Moorhcad 2. Twelve peneies:. J. Moorhcadl.F. Job3in2. L,arg<Mt penswe: J: MoorheEd 1, MrsTtfcManiie 2. Bowl of assorted floweni: Crockett I,' Mrs, McManus 2, J.; Parkinson C. . Stock- J: Parldnson 1, Mrs McManus 2. Pot fern: Mr* McManus I. Geraninm: Mrs McManus 1 and 2. Moat tastefully arranged bowl of ewoet peas: Mrs McManne 1 and 2, Crockett v h c. Most tastefully arranged bowl of Toees: Mrs Montgomery 1, W. Parkinson 2, .airs McManus .v h c. Lady's bouquet, arranged by boy or, grrl.under 18 years:. McMamis 1, 2, and c. : Six roses: Armstrong 1 and 2, Major v h cj Stanbnry c. Rose Vloom: Armstrong 1 and 2. 'Major c. Sweet pcaii: Mrs MeMac-ns 1. and v h c.' Miss Oiler 2. Panefcs: J. Moorhead 1, Armstronß 2. Bowl assorted flowers:, Barclay 1, ,Hnrrie -2, Crocket r h c. Geranium,blooms: Patlonl,> Mm McMnn:a 2 and v he. ' > . Children's Classes— Mignonette: ii. ""MeMantis 1 and 2. Pehraia: B. McManus 1 and 2. D. McMa'nua 1. Lady's spray: D. McManue 1. C. McManus 2. '■ COMPETITIONB. ./"raping pony, not ej-ceedinc 14 hand*, ridden by boy or girl not exceeding loyeare P ): , A -J- h - Ireland 2, Maiden hunter (5): B. C. Btrtherford 1, I. Riardan 2.. Boy rider «): W. Wateon and W. Mewervey