A. AND P. SHOW.

Press, Volume LIII, Issue 15869, 7 April 1917, Page 13

A. AND P. SHOW.

OXFORD. Officials—President, Mr Jaa. Budge; VicePresidents, M*»rs 1. Cooper and J. Mc- - Grath: Treasurer, itr G. J. Jjcech; Secretary, Mr L. "Watson. The twelfth annual show of the Oxford Agricultural A. and P. Association was held on. Thursday in almost perfect show weather, tho gathering being a distinct success. There was a largo number of the public present, the gate takings being £41 13s, or two shillings moro than at the Show last year. Among those present were tho Hon. . D. S. ItfacDonald, Minister of Agriculture, Sir Geo. Clifford, tho Hons. 11. Mooro and D. Buddo, and Jlr G. W • Forbes, 31.P. During the course of the afternoon the Minister made a short specch to tho farmers present- on the lines of the addresses ho has already given. He urged all who could to grow foodstuffs because it was almost ccrtain that the Government would havo to import about one million bushels of wheat before the end of the year. It behoved every man, ha said, not onlv the farmers, to produce all they could in tho way of food, and even people with gardens should see to it that they produced all the vegetables and potatoes they could, for it would all help to easo out the shortage of necessary foodstuffs. Tho Government of New Zealand might find it necessary to import food, but it wanted to do as little importing as possiblo because of tho scarcity of shipping. Already nine out of tho 143 ships 'trading in foodstuffs to New Zealand had been lost. The Minister was asked why young men were called into the Territorial camps when they could bo better engaged ploughing, and ho replied that that was a matter for the Defence Department. Ifc was considered very imjwrtaufc to continuo training, for the supply of non-commissioned officers camo largely from tho Territorials. Tho entries showed a decline on the two previous years, the falling-off being principally in sheep and roots, and this is to be attributed to tho dry season. Among tho increases the most noticeable was in cattle. The following tablo shows the exhibits under the various headings at the last three exhibitions: — [ 1015. 191 G. 1917. ! Draught horses .. 35 >10 :M Light horses _ lil AO SI) Cobs and ponies 41 -J!) .15 Fat ebeep and lambs _ 7., 7U nn Other eliecp CM 7-2 51 Cattle _ f.n CO Dojjb 18 • 5 Foultiy .. 20 r.a is Grain and seeds . „ 43 .If •'!( Roots .. 148 231 107 Housa and dairy produce 14.'. 164 IGS Fruit .. 23 fi.'! 46 Flowers, — lifi 77 71 Fancy and art work i»., 68 91. 101. Competitions -- 17 IS !•'! Totals (excluding post entries) .. 883 1105 881 A mixed lofc of draught horses came beforo the judges, but oil the whole tho quaJity of most of the animals ringed was good. , The competition was fairly keen in most of tho classes, and the judges were very conscientious and carried out their work with deliberation. Prominent among thoso who exhibited in tho draught hors.o section were Messrs 35. E- Jenkins and W. Nieholls, who both scorcd well, tho former doing well with his marcs, while Mr Nieholls scorcd heavily in tho teams classes and also gained tho award for the host maro on tho ground. Mr E. E. Jenkins won tho Oxford Challenge Cup with his filly Lady Lonsdale. The light horse classes brought out some prominent youngsters in the breeding classes, and hero Mr A. A. Fantham was remarkably successful. Messrs A. Gillanders, W. Deans, and It. P. Meyers were red card takers in the hack and hunter classes, and tho principal prize-taker in the harness classes was Mr C. D. Blackmoro. Tho military classes brought out some good types of troop, mounted infantry and artillery horses, and hero Mr R. J. Mawson anct Mr A. T. Hawkins scored- The classes for cobs and ponies wcro moderately well patronised, some smart ponies being ringed.

Tho chief feature of the sheep section was the fats, /and though a good many of classes which had been provided were rather meagrely filled tho quality of tho majority of the exhibits was very creditable, both sheep and lambs being well finished, tho latter being particularly good. A useful lot of stores were sliown, but in tho purebred section tho Corriedales wero tho only breed to bo shown in anything liko numbers. Mr C. H. Ensor took all of tho red cards for Corriedales, and won tfio O'Halloran Cup for the four best cwo lambs of tho breed.

The cattle shown were comparatively small in numbers, but in several .'ases t-Jio typo of boast shown was excellent. Tho classes allowed for tho entry of oracle cows, and as purebreds and crosstreds were mixed up ib led, to ">:no rather peculiar results in tho .iudm'ng. In tho Shorthorn classes Sir I'. Teach was tho most prominent exhibitor, Mr 10. Skurr scoring in grade Jerseys, and Mr L. "Watson in grade Ayrsbires. Tho number of fat cattle shown was small A feature of tho show was tho really excellent display of roots, especially potatoes, turnips, carrots, etc., which were, a credit to tho district when —o season- is considered. Tho entries in tho liousei and dairy produce section were high in quality and gratifying!" numerous in quantity. The fruit section also was well filled with (.'".an, well-grown fruit, the apples especially being worthy of note. A special word of praiso is duo to tho first-rate exhibit mado by tho Oxford District ITimil School, of types of fodder crops, which gained a deserved first prize. Tho same exhibitors showed a good collection of grosses and clovers growing in pots, which also scored a red card. Tho excellence of these exhibits reflects credit on the school and on its agricultural instructor. Mr J. gtevenson. Another i good display was made by the Canto'- ! burp Frozen Meat Company, 'vhWi showed a comprehensive collection n» produco from the experimental farin at Belfast. The following is the PRIZE LIST: HORSES. Draughts—Colt, foal (3). V». Xicliolls J. H. Waterman 2. Filly foal (3): AY. Xicholle 1, E. E. Jenkins 2, R. P. McConnell 3. Coit or filly foal (4): C. Sbarman 1, H. Waterman 2 and special, J. Paweikn. 3. Yearling colt (3): E. I-'. Jenkhi6 1, W. Xicholls 2.. Yearling filly (1): \V. Xicholls ]. Yearling' colt, or filly (2): R. Boyd 1. E. E. Jenkins and W. Nicholls specials. Two-year-old filly (8): E. E. Joukins 1 and special, "SY. Xicholls 2. Two-year-old colt (1): W. >*ichoi!s 1. Brood mare (3): E. E. Jenkins 1 and special. 'VV. XickolLs 2. Brood mare and progeny (3): E. E. Jenkins l and. special, W. Nicholls 2, C. Sharman 3. Dry mare (3): "W. Nicholls 1 and best ware on ground, Miss >1. M. Dobrman 2, Shoate Brcs. 3. Gelding, any age, (1): Sheate Bros. 1. Spring cart maw or gelding, up to 1 ton (1); J. C. Mann 1. Tip-dray mare or geldin? (1): Sheate Bros. 1. Two-horse team (2). \V. Nicholls 1, Sheate Bros. 2. Three-horse team (1): W. Nicholls 1. Four-bors® team (1): W. Nicholls 1. Oxford Challenge Cup, for best two-year-old filly or gelding (3): E. E. Jenkins 1. Light Horses —Colt foal (4): A. A. Fantham 1, B. Boyd 2. Filly foal (1): A. H. Clarke 1 and special. Yearling, suitable for saddle (2): A. A. Fantham 1 and special. R. Boyd 2. Yearling, suitable for haroese (2): A. A. Fantham 1 and special, R. Boyd 2. Two-year-old, 6uitablo for saddle (3): A. A. Fantham 1 and special, R. Wotherspoon 2. Two-year-old, suitable for harness (2): A. A. Fantham 1 arul special, R. Wothersboon 2. Three-year-old mare or gelding, suitable for saddle or harness (3): R. P. Myers 1, A. H. Clarko 2. Lady's hack (1): A. Gillanders 1 and special, }?. Smith 2, R. P. Myers It. Brocd maro and progeny (5): A. H. Clarke 1 and special. R. P. Myers 2, A. A._ Fantham :!. Dog-cart horse (31: C. D. Blackmore 1 and ppccial. I?. H. Gftinsford 2, A. A. Fantham 3. Gig horse (10;: C. .D. Btackmoro 1 and epe-

cial. I?. J. Maveon C, R. Boyd 3. Best list hack (1): R. P. Mvcra 1. A." A. Fantham 2. Beet turnout (2): I'. J. Maiveon 1, F. Motrin. jr. 'J. Mounted Infantry horse (6): K. J. Maw-sou 1, R. Smith 2, R. Boyd 3. Two-year-old remount mure or gelding (1): A. A. Farttham 1 and special. Tix?op lioise. up to lost (6): K. J. Mawson 1 and opecia.l, 71. Smith 2, A. A. Fantham 3. Artillery horse (-)■ A. T. Hawkins 1 and special, F, Gilchrist 2. Hare for breeding remounts (i): R. P. MyerH 1, J. T. Perham 2, It. Smith 3. Cc'os and Ponies—vol., \ip to 14.3 hands (2): A. Gillanders 3, J. Lawson 2. Yearling pony (2): R. Wotberepoon 1, A. A. Fantham 2. Two-year pony (1): J?. Smith 1. Pony in harnets, up to 11.2 (2): E. Allen 1 and special, I). J. Hawk? 2. Pony in saddle, up to 14,1 (-I): A. Gillanders 1 mid special, E. Allen 2. Polo pony (1): C. 11. Elisor 1. Ponv in harness, 13,2 (2}: Mrs Pryco Jone3 1. Miss M. McConnell 2. Pony up to 13.2, ridden (B): A. Gillimdera 1 ami special, 1!. Smith 2, W. J. Smith 3. Pony, 12.2 hands (2): Mrs Pryco .Tones 1, "NY. J. Smith 2. Harness pony, up to 12.2 (3): Mrs Pryco J once I and special. Child's pony, 12 hand? (1): C. R. Whleon 1, Best hoy lidcr, under 10 (1): R. McConnell 1. Beet boy rider, under II (4): E. Allen 1 and special, 1). Smith 2, E. Smith 3. Beat girl rider, under H (2): Miss M. McConncll 1 and special, S. Davia SHEEP. Fat lambs—Three white-faced lambs, live woight not exceeding 751b (2): P. F. Henderson 1, J. O'Hallorau 2. Three wliitc-faced lambs, live weight not exceeding 801b (5): A. Baxter 1 and special, R. E. Judsou 2, J. O'Halloran v h c, 11. F. Henderson h c. Three -white-faccd lambs, live weight not exceeding 001b (40): A. Baxter 1 and special, P. E. Judson T!. F. Henderson h c, J. O'Halloran c. Three white-faced lambs, live weight not exceeding 1001b (4): R. F. Henderson 1 and special, A. Baxter 2. J. O'Halloran h c, R. E. Judson c. Three black-faced lambs, live weight not exceediug 80lb (1): R. E. Judson 1. Three black-faccd lambs, livo weight not exceeding 90lb (1): R. E. Judson 1 and special. Three black-faced lambs, livo weight not exceeding 1001b (2): R. E. Judson 1, R. Henderson. 2. Throe white-faced lambs (3): A. Baxter 1 and special, Pariah Bros. 2. Three ivbite-faccd wethers (1): A. Baxter 1 and special. Three white-faced wethers, halfbred (1): J". O'Halloran 1 -and apccial. Three white-faccd vrother3, any weight "(1): A. Henderson 1. Three ewesi. (1): J,. O'Halloran 1 and special. Pet lambs (2): Misses F. and C, Robsrts (equal) 1. . Store Sheep—Four first cross ewje lambs (3): Parish Bros. 1 and special, J". O'Halloran 2, R. F. Henderson h c. Four halibred -twotooth ewes (2): J. O'Halloran 1 and special, Parish Bros. 2. Four halfbred ewes, other than two-tooth (1): J. O'Halloran 1. Four croaebred ewo lambs (7): E. Skurv 1 and •pecial, Parish Bro3. 2, R. F. Henderson v h c, R, E. Judson h c, A. A. Fantham c. Four crossbred two-toolh owes (i): E. Skurr 1 and special and v ]i c, R. E. Judson 2, A. A. Fantham li c. Four crossbred ewca, other than two-tooth (o): A. A. Fantham 1, special, and h c, E. Skurr 2 and v h c. Four inbred lialfbred ewe lambs (2): J. O'Halloran 1 and special, J. Cross 2. Four inbred holfbred two-tooth ewes (1): J. Cross 1 and special. Four inbred halfbred ewes, other than twotooth (2): J. O'Halloran 1 and special, J. Cross 2. Purebred shedp—Corriedale ram (4): C. H. Ensor 1, special, and h c, J. Croas 2. Four two-tooth Corriedale ewes (3): 1 and special, J. Cross 2. Four Corriedale owes, other than two-tooth (4): C. H. Erieor 1 and special, J. Cross 2 and h <l Three Corriedale ram lambs (1): C. H. Ensor 1. Four Corriedale ewe lambs (3): C. 11. Ensor 1 and special, J. O'Halloran 2, J. Cross h c. Romney ram, any ago (1): P. Fisher 1. Three Romney ewes (1): P. Fisher 1 and special.' Cattle—-Shorthorn grade cow (7): I!. Peach 1. special and h.c., S. Smith 2 and v.h.c. Shorthorn grade heifer (3): R. Peach 1, 2, 3 and special. Jeraoy prude cow (3): E. Skurr 1 and special, IT. R. Hawker 2 and 3. Ayrshire grade cow (2): L. Wf>l<vri 1 and special, A. A. Fantham 2. HoUtein grade cow (1): R. Davis 1 and special. Red Polled grade cow (1): R. Davis 1 and Gpeciat. Heifer (1): R. Davis 1 aivl special. Heifer, ony breed (3): R. Pencil. 1, 2. 3. ard special. Milch cow (6): R. Davis 1 and »pec;al, E. Skurr 2, H. R. ITnwkcr 3. Yearling heifer (1): It. Peach 1. Fat f'«r- (1): J. Garland 1 and special. fat steer (2): E. Skurr 1 and epccial, A. Henderson 2 and special. DOGS.. Smooth-haired Collie (3): J. Cook 1, R. F. Henderson 2. Rough-haired Collie (1): Thomas Crofl'6 Tip 1. Boarded Colli© (1): J,

.Budge J. Shepherd's or mustorer's pack (1): Lance Marsh 2. POULTRY, Brown Leghorn hen (1): Ernest Heney 1. White Leghorn cock (2). Mrs T. Baxter 2. Whit© Leghorn hen (1): E. Honey 1 and special, Miss M. D. Watson 2, Mrs T. Baxter v li c. White" Leghorn cockercl ('): E. ilency 1, 2, h c, and special, Mrs X. Baxter v li c. White Leghorn pullet (•>): Mrs T. Baxter 1 and epeciul, E. Heney 2, v h c, and h c. Silver Wyandotte cock (1): E. Heney 1. Silver Wyandotte hen (1): E. Heney 1. Black Orpington cock (1): Mrs T. Baxter 1. .black Orpington hen (I): Mrs T. Baxter 1 and special. Black Orpington cockercl (2): J. J. Stevenson J, Mis C. W. Tri'.t jun 2. Pullet (3): Mrs C. W. Triii 1 and special. Mrs T. Baxter 2. Minorca hen (1): E. Heney 1. Utility pullet. (5): E. I£en?y 1 and special. Pair of itnblo fowkv (1): Mis T. Baxter 1. Pair of duclts (1): Mrs. T. Baxter 1. Pair of Indian Runner ducks (1): Miss M. D. Watecn> 1. Pa.ir of table ducka (1): Mrs T. Baxter 1. Pair of geese (1): Mrs I'. Inch. 1. GRAIN AXD SEEDS. Solid straw Tuscan wheat (4): Thoe. Jones 1 and special, T. Mehrtens 2. Garton oate (4): C. A. Biown 1 and special, A, J. Clecvo 2. Dun oate (3): J. Budge 1, J. McGrath 2. Danish oats (2.): Thoe. Jonee 1. Oatehestf chaff (2): Sheate Bros. 1, T. S. Innes 2. Garden pea® (-4): R. Lilly 1, H. Askenr 2, L. T. Wright h c. Ryegrass seed (5): J. J. Stevenson 1, T. Mehrtens 2 and li c. Italian ryegrass eeed (1): A. J. Cleev© 1. Linseed (2): T. Mehrtens 1, T. Baxter 2. Field pose (2): A. J. Cleevo 1, H. Roper 2. Truss hay (1): A, A. Fantham 1. ROOTS. Up-to-Date potatoes (7): T. S. Innec 1 and special, L. T. Wright 2, R. Lilly h c. Kidney pototooa (1): L. T. Wright 1. Derwent potatoes (1): L. T. Wright 1. Potatoes, any other named variety (7): l'hos. S. Innes 1. Up-to-Dat« oeed potatoes (G): Thoe -S. Innes 1, L. T. Wright 2, G. Baker h c.' Kidney seed potatoes (1): L. T. Wright 1. Dexwent seed potatoes (2;.- L. T. Wright 1 and 2. Seed potatoes, any other variety (4): Thos. S. Inne® 11.I 1 . Wright 2. .Swede turnips (3): L. T, "Wrijht 1 and 2. Aberdeen puni'o top turnips (1): J. Bndga 1, L. T. Wright *2. Imperial green globe turnips (4): Palish -oros. 1, R. Smith 2. Foaterton hybrid turnips (3): R. Smith l, Pariah Broe. 2. Lincolnshire red turnips _(1): L. T. Wright 1. Yellow turnips (7): R. Smith- 1, J.- O'Halloran 2, L; T. Wright ho. White fleshed turnips (6): H. Smith 1, R. Smith 2. Heaviest swedes (1)' L. T. Wright 1. Table carrots (6): D, Jones 1 and special, C. Setiley 2. Tablo cabbages (1): R. Lilly 1. Collection of farm roots (1): L. T. Wright 1 and special. Collection of garden vegetables (1): R. Lilly 1. Long red mangolds (4): R. Lilly 1, L. T. Wright 2, E. Fantham 3. Yellow globe mangolds (4): L. T. Wright 1, E. Fantham 2, R. Lilly 3. Golden -tankard (1): L. T. Wright 1. Heaviest mangold (2): E. Fantliiam. 1. Collection of fodder plants (1): Eaet Oxford D.H. School 1. P&rsnips (3): E. Jones 1, L. T. "Wright 2. Pumpkins (1): E. Fantham 1. Onions (5): Mrs L. Wilson 1 and 2, C. Seoley 3. Leeks (2): C. Sealcy 1. D. Jones 2. Eschalots (6): J. Cross 1, and 2, R. Lilly 3.. Celery (1): R. Lilly 1, Table potatoes (2): L. T. Wright 1 &nd special, T. S. Guinness 2. Collection, of produoo (1): East Oxford D.II. School 1 a,nd special. Collection of produce, grown by bona hde working man. not owning more than five acres (1): R. Lilly 1. FRUIT. Collection of fruit (1): Mrs J\ O'Ha-Uov-ir. 1. Collection of applc« (3): P. Fiahc.r 1 aiid special, Mrs J. O'Halloran 2 and 3. Collection of app!co, named (1): Mrs .T. O'Halloran 2 and tpeci-i!. JVesert apples (8): H. Ilop-.-.r 1 and «pecial, Mies Croft 2, P. Fjslter 5. Keeping apples (0): -Mrs T. J. Frame 1 and epccial. Mrs G. F. Wright 2, Mm J. O'Halloran, 3. Dessert applet (i) : P. 1 and spooiaj, Mns J, O'iLalloran 2. .Keeping apples (4): P. Fisher 1 and cpeciaJ, Mjs G. F. \\ right 2, Mrs J. O'Halloran- 3. Heaviest apples (3): Mrs G. F. Wright 1. Dessert pears (3): D. Jones 1. Keeping peare (51: Miss M. Dolirma.il 1, D. Jones 2. Quinces (3): H. Roper 1 and 2. Export apples (3): P Fisher 1, Mrs G. F. Wright 2. HOUSE AJ* D DAIRY PRODUCE. Hom-e-made white bread (13): Mrs J. Fleming 1 and social, Mrs W. Higginson 2, Mrs F. W. Engclbrecht 3, Mrs P. Garlick 4. Home-made brown bread (4): Mrs J. Fleming 1 and special, Mrs W. Higginson 2, Mrs Gillespie 3. Home-niado yeast buns (3): Miss Skurr 1, Mrs P. Gar'.ick 2. - Homo-made scones, open (3): Mrs 1-'. Merrin, jun. 3. Mise E. McCahou 2. Ilomc-mauo acones, district (3): Miss M. Jones l and spccial, Mrs J. T. Pcrham 2, Mrs W. Higginson 0. Girdlo Bcoueo (2): Jlrs Y'. Higginson J, Mrs P. Merrin, jun. 2. Brown scones (1): Mrs W. Higginson 1 and special, Mrs J. FLeaning 2, M'isfl E. Baker ' Home-made scones, girls under 1G veitrs (3): Alice Per bam 1 and special, Gwcn McGraih 2, Maggie Fleming 3. Sponge cake (10). Mies Irene Higginson 1 and special, Mrs F. Merrin, jun. 2, Mrs J. Fleming 3. Sponge roll (3): Miss Eliza McCahon 1 and 2, Mrs F.' Merrin, jun, 3. Sponge sandwich Mias Eliza McCahon 1, 2, ?nd special, Mre Gillespie 3. Fruit cake, 'open 10): Mrs J. Buuge 1, Mrs J. McGrath 2. Mies Eliza, McCahon 3. Fruit cake, district (7): Miss Irene Higginson 1 and special, Mrs J. McGrath 2. Miss E. Sharaian 3. Fruit cake, ; without spice (t'j: Mm W. Higginson J, Mies i Eliza McCahon 2, Mrs E. I'enrv 3. Seed j cake (12?: Mr.? F. W. Englebrccht 1 and 6pc- : cial, Miss Eliza McCahon 2, Mr s F. Merriu, j jun. 3. Sultana, cake : Miss Eliza Mc- , C::hon 1. 2, and spccial, Mr® F/Merri:), jun. ,' Shortbread (5!: iliss Ircno Hij-ginson 1 ! and special, Mrs J. T. Perham 2,~Mrs .F. I Merrin, jun. 3. Gingerbread (0;: Mias Irene i Higginson 1 and spccial, Mias J. McYeo 2, j Miss Croft 3. Plum pudding (7): Miss Eliza j VcC'aion 1 and special, Miee E. Ba!;cr 2, ' Miss M. Askew 3. Collection pastry, diajric! j ■: I): Miss E. Sharinan 1 aaa special. Co Hoc- ! ticn cakes (2): Miss Eliza McCahon 1 and 2. I Tartlets •,]»: Mrs I". W. Eng'ebrecht 1. i PikcJeta (2;: M:=c IC. Campbell 1, J T. ' Perham 2. Separator butter (31: Mrs* J. Fleming 1 and special, Mrs Gillespie 2, ~Mra I. J. Iram£ 3. Honey (.j): Eunice C'ederman 1 und social. J. T. Bull 2, Mrs T. Monk h c. Battled fruit (5). Mrs J. J. Stevenson a snd special, Mise A. L. Mounsey 2 and 3. Jama and jeliies (2): Miss Eliza, McCahon 1. 2, and special. Black currant jam (1): Misa Eliza. McCahon 1. Black currant jelly (2): Miss Eliza McCahon 1. Raspberry jam (I) • Mii« Mabel Smith 1. Apple jelly (6) : Jf.as Mabel' Smith 1, Miss Elisa McCahon 2 and 3 : Hen eggs (2): Mrs F. L. Ciseve 1, Mre J A : Mo-jnsey 2. Tinted eggs (S): Mrs F. Merrin ' jun. 1 and 2. Ham (2): A. A. Fantham 1 -T. J. Stevenson 2. Beat ehown haex (I); A 1 X. Fant-ham 1. )' ; FLOWERS. Two geraniums (1): Mre A. Baiter 1, (Variegated geranium (1): Mrs A. Baxter 1 Fuchsia (3): Mrs A.# Baxter 1 and special, : Mies J. Winter 2. Mrs E. Skurr 2. Fern (3) • ; Miry Baxter 1, Mrs E. Slrurr 2. Bi*h fern • (2): Mrs E. SkiiT 1 and special, Mrs J. J. Stevenson 2. Foliage plant (3): Mrs P. 11, Thompson 1, I'. and special. Bt'.st plant i:i ths show, in bloom (2): Mr< I'. H. Thorn;--fon. Six cut rote bloorrn. district (4): Mri A. Baxter 1 .-n;l =peci>!, Mrs E. Feary 2. Three loses, district <Z): Mrs A. Baxter 1. Mtf T. Bs:."Ur 2. Spccimcn rose (3): Mrs A. , lin-i r 1. IVrr.v Fisher -2. 15 r ?t ro3c in pVi'j (Ti: Mr; A. Ba.\!< r. S-.vcct not exceerlii;; 12 vi'rieiirs (2): Mrs T. Baxter 1 and I tpeciai, Mra A. Baxkr 2. Sweet pcae. not

fxceeding sis varieties (3): Mrs T. Bnztoi" 1 and special, Mts E. Feary 2. Vase «woet. peas (2): Mrs T. Baiter 1 and special, Miss L. Sharman 0. Collection dahlias (3): Mra E. Feary 1, Mrs I'. H. Thompson 2. Cactus dahlias (3): Mrs E. Feary 1, Mrs T. Inch 2. Dahliaa, other than cactus (X): Mrs P. ii* Thompson 2. Beat exliibifc dahlias (4): Mitf E Feaxv. Collection liordy cat flowers (2): Mra F.. Skurr 1 and special, Mm Alex. Baxter •?. Display gladioli (!}: C. E. J ones 1. Collection cut flowers (4): Airs A. Baxter 1 and special. Mra E. Skurr 2, Miss J. Winter 3. Tablo bouquet (1): Mise Ireno Thompson 1 find special. Lody'e spray (4): Mies F. MCooper 1 and special, Mra T. Mfihrtena 2. Gentleman's buttonhole (3): Mrs T. MohrtenjsI and spccial. Miss Jessie M. Gainrioid — decorated baskot (1): Miss F. M- Cooper 1. j Vpcoratcd mantel (1): J. "Winter 1. Dccorated table (•!): Miss Nancy Nankivell 1 and spccial, Miss Irene Thompson 2. Decorated, parasol (2)! Mrs Moderate 1, Misj Vera Skurr 2. Decorated bowl of flowero (2): Mas 1. M. Cooper X, Miss M. Gainsford 2. Collection cut flowers (1): Ashley Gorge School 1. Decorated vase, girls under 16 year® (1): Mies Anna Gilchrist 1. Collection noxious weeds (1): East Oxford District High School 1. FANCY WORK. Tea cosy (6): Mrs R'< J. Benefield 1, E. Askew 2. Mirn L. Shannon 3. Tablo centre (71: Mies Edith D. Moy*rs 1, Mra K. J. Bcneneld 3, Mrs jci. Umricli 3, Mrs J. Penijlaee 4. Cushion (7). Mr s H. G. Hawko 1. Miss L. Sharman 2, Mrs B. Wilson. 3. Point laco (2): Mrs R. J. Boneficld 1, Mrs J. Pcnglasc 2. Stencil work (3): Miss D.Meyers 1, Miss Edith D. Meyors 2. D'OyJey* (2): Kiaa Edith JJ. Meyers 1, Miss E. Aflkew li c. Pillow shams (2): Misa Edith D. Meyers 1, Mra IT. G. Hawko 2. Drawn thread-work (1): Miss Edith Meyers a. Whit© crochot work (4): Mrs A. Baxter 1, Mrs L. Wilson 2* \Vhiio embroidery (7): Miss Edith D. Meyers 1, Mts It. J. Bonefield -2 and 3. Coloured needlework (7): Miss P. Watson 3, Mrs J". Penglae® 2. Miss B. Wilson 3. Applique work ("I): Mrs 11. G. Hawko 1. Knitted socks (8): Mrs D. Hawko 1, Mrs A. Henderson 2, Mrs ]I. F. Lucre 3. Knitted wool work (X): Mrs R. J'. Benofieid 1. Laundry work (1): MSse Emma McKeo X and epccial. Laundry work, girls under 10 years (1): Miss Emma McKec 1. ART WORK. Flora] oil painting (li): Mrs D. McGrath 1, 2, and special, Miss A. L. Mounsey 3. Landscape oil painting (10): Mrs D. McGrath 1, Mis* A. L. Mounpiy 2, Master E. Thompson 3, Landscape painting from naturo (7): / rMiss E. Ffltch ] and special, Mi« 3 A. L. Mounsey ?. Black and white drawing (2): Muster A. Thompson. Monochrome scenic oil painting (I). Mies IT. Gainsford 1 and special, Mias M. S. Mounsey c. Study of animal life ,in oils (3): Mrs D. McGrath 1 and 2. Exhibit of

still Hie (1): Misa Jessie M. Gainsford 1. Drawing from naturo (S): Wallace M. Jones ■1, Ellon Marsh 2, Kathleen McKoo 3. CO MPETITT ONS. Maidern irunier (4): R. Smith 1 and -special, W. Deana 2. Huuter, over imrdlen (5): W. Deans 1 and special, H. Smith. 2, R. Smith 3. Jumper, over wire (4) : W. Deans 1, R. Smith 2, H. Smith 3.