A. AND P. SHOW.

Press, Volume LVII, Issue 17115, 9 April 1921, Page 11

A. AND P. SHOW.

HAWARDEfI. Perfect weather favoured 1!k- Hawa-rden Agricultural a.n-1 Pastoral Association's an■jinnl shoe, held yesterday, and there vas a very largo attendance, including* a r.'Ood Hpiinkling of visitors conveyed by a special train which ran from Ckristclmrch. The general arrangements for the show left nothing Ho bo desired, and the officials <sirried out thnir duties cxpt-ditiously and -.veil, ths work appertaining to '.lis secretary';! office being done in a thoroughly capable' manner. by Mr J. 11. Thomas. Music was provided i by tho Ellesmere Pi)>o Band, conducted by Mr D. ]l»id, th"ir playing 1 being a novelty much appreciated. Amongst tho cxtaa. attractions ivas a bazaar held in a marquee. on 1 the ground in aid of the'funds of the Anglican Church. The iriain sections of the show were '.veil supported by 'the distinct fa.rmer«. In the draught horse section,-which, contained many meritorious exhibits, Mr C. Trounce was the largest prize-taker. There was a good show of light horses, amongst which Mr 0. Burke's hack won most of the principal prizes, including the championship. Ponies were well represented, and the most successful exhibitors u-ere N. G-. Bruce and J. Scott. The cattle section, although not large, included several very good ityp«s. of dairy Mock. There was a large and coniondable' rifcw of sheep, the fats being specially good. The main competition wag ip ifee. end Iralfbred classes, there being as many as seventeen eslubita in the ewo 'anib class. '„ 'There was a. good show of roots, fruit, and flowern, but the- home and daisy produce classes attracted very liti'.le. competition, a ' marked contrast *n,the shows of n- few years ago. Tho Uangionu High School won 'the silver cup given for the- largest mimh-?r of points in tho srods and Toots sections., School ; work was an interesting feature, di&re being keen rivalry between tho schools m the district. A shield given by. tho Association for ..tl.w'l'vrgeft number of points was v.on-l'y the ' jtforsley "Down school. /Following were the awards, the number of • entries being in parentheses:— HOUSES. J Judges: Draughts, Mr B. AV. Roiney; Light, : ■... Mr H. Lunn; Ponies, Mr F. 11. Courage. ■-Draughts—Two-year colt (1): W. Earl 1 end special.. Three-yea.r filly or gelding (1): . 0. Miles 1 and-special. Two-year rilly or gelding (1): J. Gemmell 1 and special. Dry ware (4): F.'D.'Dalzell 1, champion and •special, J. Gemmell 2, Baillie Bros, v h c. Gelding (3):0. Trounce 1/ speciail, andv-li c, [ :',o.' Mileß 2. Two-horse team (2): C. Trounce 1 and -special. O, Miles 2: ThreeJiorse team (1): C. Twunoe 1 and special. Spring Dray'.house, to take 2cwt. (7): C. Trounce 1, - eoecjid. and/2, AVaitohi Peaks Estate v h c, 'W." Galletley h. n. Spring dray horse, to tftke" loewt. (4): Js*. Croft 1 and special, F. Holder 2, Farmersytuxnout (3): -C. Trounce > ,1, special, and 2. Lnght Horses— Farmers' (trap house (I): J. i CoiStello 1 and speciail. Gig horse, that has I Viiever Von a prize, (5): A. Kidd 1 and special, ; ,T. GTimmell 2, P. D. Dalzell v h cv G-ig V horses, not over 15.2 (3): Miss I. Rutherford '•' I and' special. Gig horse, over 15.2 (3): Mrs < A-:'.Kidd 1 flAd special.. Tanteni team (1): . "Waitohi' Peaks Estate 1. Hook tint lias iMivar- won «. first prise (4): C. 0. T. Rutherford 1 and special, H. E. Fincham 2, AVaitohi '-Peaks Estate v h c. .Hook,-up .to 12 • Ktoiic (5): Miss I. Ruthdiford 1, Jos, Heasley ,2. ,Ha<rk, up to 14 alone (3): 0. Burke 1 and fjiecial, Hi :E. - -back. (2V: 'Miss I. Kutherfctd:! and specwl. ',; Best "' ■' hack on the- ground (3): O. Burks 1 and special, J. Heasley 2. i Cob, not over 15 (hands (4): ■ H. W. rShelds 1 arid special, H. E. Findmni 2, T. 11. "Dalzell y..h c. Beat turnout (1): Mis* I. Rutherford 1 and s,peoial. Ponies—Pony", not over 14.2 (4): IS. G. \ Bfuoet i and special, Jim Scott" 2, E. Hoak v ih-o, V. Honeybono h c. Pony, licit over 1 •J. 3.2..(5): •■ Jim Scott 1 and sijeciil, Gale EMely 2, Gerald Morria v h c. Pony, ftider 13' hands (1):. Misi, Betty .White 1. ;'l»ony, not over'l4.2, in harness (5): If. O. prucc i andspecial, B.Topp 2; School chilf fen's pohy.(3): Jim Scottl and two specials, leta'Wright 2, Betty. White v h.o. Pony, urid«r 14 hands (7):-Jam; Scott. . Bestpmy ■ grouiid (8): N. G. Bruoo 1, J. Scott 2. ; '■'.'■ COMPETITiaNS. • Bast ooy rider, lihder 13 (s)r Galo Bhifcely. v ße»t-girl rider, under' 15 (1): Miss Betty tVilrfte; 1 • ind ipeeial. Best rider, bojr or Blakely 1 . and -ipecwl.:- ,Beat hiuvter ,(3):"0. Buxkep 1 and 6pedal.^ ; ' f 'Best-3wi»e ■ over hurdles (3):. p. Burke l : andr special." Best horset over hiir- ; \SksV-'-never won' first prize (1): A. Manning 1 il -xwop iwtke, ior mtfunted xiflo work (8): j; Heaslev 1, Pony jumping, 14.2 or undov (g):Mi»' J. J. Gibson 1. Fastest walking !i ttc«fl'(6)-: B' Wright 1 and epecial. - Sheaf-. forking: J. B, Wyllie. Nnil-drr«ng comkdios: Mr». G. J. Stone. v£ '''- CA.TTEE. • $-&:\.-. Judge: Mr J. D.. Wyllie. ;■ noti'•under 2.' years (I),: JI?&n H. E. rFancham 1, 2, and '-?^cial/ v :' Two-y<a.v heifer (8): H. E. Fin1 and ppliciaJ, W. Gallotlay 2. YearUlimj: heifer (3): H l .: E. Fincham 1, 2, -and Ssfecial; W. GWletley v- he. . Jersey—Cow -%H: J.' Cookeley 1 and spotrial. Dairy conv, to Returned Soldiero (2): H. D. Bruc© '?!' and special : Dairy cow, any breed or ago " : "(SJ: Mrs A. X>alrell P, champion, and special, ■i%> WaUon 2, D. J). Bnrt v h c, W. Palleti -Wi& o."'• Heifer, in.milk or in calf (l)r Jaa \fepence 1 and champion. Heifer, -under 2 •H-Wsrs, most euitable for dairying (1;: L. ?Piitoott. Pat, co* or heifef (1): X. M. Calf;,(2V: H. E. Fw2,'and?speoial. :>^.'iv'' ; ■ -r ■•--'•• sheep.-"'"-;" . : r Milages': ,Fitiii--iMt S.,Qftbs:rPiik»bi»d, : Mr.W. ;v*:;. ; Cunningham;; Corriediues,; Mr- W. Mack;i(sy7,Lurtoßh>.-\ r ;! ) ,A.>' '' "•!■ -H'-i '''' ''•' ;••''-.•■ 1 -rf' -'Fat^Ehwe'Wfbred or i.Coriiedate -lambs, i;-40 T tc> JOOHJ;i(SV• and W.iiMason'l,' special, rM^'f^hiteifacea'landw; i-Joies.i. vThree- black-faoe lombsyOO tp.lOOlb '.'(l)- W. E4il. Three black-faco lnmb»i under Csoir (1):' W.. Earlr 1 and special.. . ;i;freeling" lambs (5): H.- T. Littfe 1. .Pet - lamb tt): Miss E. Black 1 and special,- Miss ■;&• Black 2, .Master J. Lowe v h c. Master -Erio Doak ti'c. ' '._ V i ; Threo" .lialfbred or.. Cprnedale and. W. Mason 1,: 2, and fejspecial. Thit» halfbred or Comcdale. wetnago or weight (1): H. T. Luttl* 1 §&£& special, E. and-W. Mason s! and v ho. |s9nee we.thers; any breed (2): E. and W. Satoson 1 and 2. .Three cws, any broed (1): ife and W. Mason 1. Thxee halfbred or enves (3): E. and W. Mason 1 and 1C: %reo' crossbred ewes (1): T. HassaJl special. ■ " '« ' . ' /«'.' iHi'linglish. lieicesters—Bam. . ouy age (3). }si: Jonos, 1, champion, and 2. 2^n "ram (2): J. Jones 1. Bam lamb (2): C. O. £3K Rutherford -1 and special, J. Jones 2. Ewe, - iwo-shcar or over (2): C. 0. T. Rutherford 1, ehampion, and special, J. Jones. 2. Onc-snear ;?f(we (2): CO- T. : Rutherford 1 and special,

J: Jouoi :. Ew» lamb (2): C. 0. T. Rutherford 1 and special, J. Jones 2. Southdown—Ram. two-fhear or over (-I) : H. E. Fincham 1 and V.'. W. Mc-Rio '2 and v h c. One-shear ram (1): H. Finchcm 1 and champion. Ham lamb (2): AW AW Mcliae 1, 2, and special. Ewe, two-shear or over (4): H. E. Fincham 1, champion, Vpccial, and 2, AW AW McKae v he. One-Bhoar ewe (2): W. AA'. Meßae I. 2, and s.pecial. Ewe lamb (.".): H. E. Fincham 1,2, and <=pecial, U". AV. Hellas v h c. Corrbdale—Hu-Hbrcd ram, two-shear or oyer (5): 11. T. Little 1, champion, and special, H. A. R-ecc C. One-shear ram (2): H. T. Tjittfe 1. AV. AA'. Mcßae 2. Ham lamb (13): 0. T. Evans 1 and special, X. D. Campbell 2, H. T. Little v h c. Ewe, two-shear or m-er (12): 11. T. Little 1, H. A. B<?eca 2 and special. Onc-sh<?n.r ewe (7): C. and T. Anderson 1 and special, o. ' T. Evan? 2, E. and W. Mason v h c. Ewo lamb (17): H. T. Little ,1, champion, and Evans 2 and v h c. Three ewe lambs (101: 0. T. Evans 1 and special, X. D. Campbell 2, AA". AA'hitn v he. . Merino—Ram, >wo-sh«rr or over (4): Stonyroyd Estate' 1 and champion, AW AV. Mcßae 2 and special. Ram lamb (2): C. 0". T. Rutherford 1 and 2. Ewe. two-shea' ot over (3): Stonyrovd Estate 1 and 2. On"sbear ewe (1): G. 0. T. Rutherford 1. Ewe lamb (1): C. 0. T. Rutherford 1. . Other Breeds—Three croe«brcd ewe lambs (1): J. Jone* 1 »nd special. Ram, any breed or age (1): C. Trounce 1 and special. Three eouud-mouth halfbred or CoiTicdale ewes, most suitable for breeding fat lambß C2): H. T. Little 1 and special, E. and AV. Mason 2. T3vr*e eound-moutli cro-»bre<l owes, for breeding fat lambs (2): T. Hassall 1, J. Jones 2. ■ ■ ■ DOGS. ,Judgo3: Messrs W. Mother and C. Rides. .Smooth-haired Colli* (5): Harrj- Morris 1. and special, E. R. Reese 2. Roii'li-haired Colli* (3): Mrs H. T. Little 1 and special. A.-Teller 2. Beardie 'Collie (2): C'lyerach 1. J. H. Brawn 2. Greyhound (2): F. M. Costello land 2. Sporting dog (1): L. Philpott 1 and special. Pet doe (2): Miss Monica Little 1 and special, Miss Roua Littlo 2. -s POULTRY. AVhite Leghorn, cock and hen (1): T. H. Dalzell 1 and special. ' Orpington, cockerel and pullet (1): F. Costello 1. GRAJX AKP SEEDS. Judge: Mr W. J. Moir. Tusca.n wheat (7): Jos. Croft 1 and special, C.'and T. Anderson 2.' Algerian-oats- (o>: L. Philpott 1 and special, Jaa. Croft •-.. Garton oats .(3): G. T. Barker 1 and special, L. Philpott 2. Italian ryegrass (1): O. Miles 1 and special. White clover (1): Mrs E.'Judson 1 and, special. Line«cd- (1): JosCroft 1 u.nd special. Ryegrass (1): O. Mi.cs 1 and- special. Cocksfoot (1):. A\ . U • J-.. Blake land special. Collection of farm seeds (1): Jas. Oroft 1 and special. ' Odteheaf chaff (2): Jaa. Cjoft I and specif, 3. H. Thomas, 2. Plot of lucerne (1):. J. Doak 1 and special. Best built .gram stacik, Waipara County (2>: L. Store* 1,. 0 Mites 2 Best grain stack,-built, by lad under. 20 (2): L. • Hassall 1 and; special. ROOTS AND VEGETABLES. . . Judge; Mr W. J. Moir. 'Potatoes-TJp-todate (1): Rangiora HighSchool. 1 and special. / Derwent (1): ora,' High. School 1 and special. Beauty of Hebron (1): J. Marsden 1 and special. Any Sh«° n virioty-eaxly w (5): A Wyto- 1' «J speoial, Rangiora High School ?• Aw bth«: variety main crop X 5): 01 School 1, J. Marsden 2. . Tuinnps-Swed e(8). J. Marsiert 1 and special, Master V Croft 2. * Yellow fleshed (7)^.0,. and T land special, Rangiora .School 2. AVhite fleshed (8): Rangiora. High School 1 and special, J. Spence 2. Four heaviest (4): C. OT. Rutherford 1 and special, AV. A. Hewitt 2. Five acres turnips, grown w:Ui frt& manure': (3/i W. K«w oial, T. Hassell 2, J. Doak 8. Lon" red (2V: 0". Milei 1 and' special, Rangi-o^HnTh■&'hool-2. Yellow.globe (9): Rangiora High School 1 and special. J. Marsden 2. Hearielt mangold(2): H S S™ ndor^ \*f ioeciil • Raiglora High School 2. . Best haHacre"^ni^goHs'(2): W. rfe, 1 and G T. Barfcer 2. Carrotsr-Red (4): J• Chesterton 1 a'nd special, Rangiora Hudv School 2. White (2) V Kangiora High School 1 antt W. X Hewitt 2. Yellow (2):. J. cSton 1 *nd special, Hangiora- Hogu Schools. CoUectiou of torn roots_(2). Bangiora: High* School 1 and, special, W. N. SSSSTa. Collection vegetables •L. Philpott 1 and special. ui L" Philpott 1 and special Marrow (7). A. J. Blakely 1 wd x. Little 2. . Pumpkin (2): Pilcher Bros, i, L - PMIP,> FOTITAXI>FLOWEB.S. Judge*: Frdii, Mr Garnett; flowers, Miss . McNaught. .." Collection fruit (1): Mis G. T. Barker 1 and special.' Collection of apple* (3): Mm J. Soak lartd special, Mrs H. T Li t e 2 Geo, Mason v h c. Six cooking apples (9): Mrs J!. Sord 1 and fecial, Miss Lorna Morris 2 W;. C. L. Blake v h c, Mrs H-T. Little h c Sk dessert upples (8>: Mrs J. Sponce I and social.- Mr« J. Doak 2 Mrs F. Gainsford v h o, W. Baker h c. Six f; and special, Mrs F. Ga nsford. 2. Jfiss •M. M. Mcßa* v h c: Six quinces (3):: Mr. C. L. Rivew 1 and special, Mrs H. T. Little 2, Mr» F. Gainsford v he Six plums (3), A. Roece 1 and special, W. Mason 2, Mw F. G*insford v hj" o. . ' Flowers —Geranium in bloom UJ. JO-iss Mason 1 and. special. Pot plant in flower (IV Mr« E. Judson 1 and special. Foliag* pot plant (4): :Mr» E. Judson 1 and special. Fern (2): Sirs U. Spence 1 and special, Mra El Judson 2. Vase of flowers (1): Miss E. Mason 1 and special.' Epergne of flowcTs (2): Mies I. Philpott 1 and special. Buttonhole «); MissM. M. Mcßae land epedal, Miss' Skurr 2. Spray (1): Miss P. Shaw = 3. Decorated table (I)'t 'Miss M. M. Bkke 1 and special. Basket of flowers (2): .Misa M. M. Mfcßae 1. Mrs E. Judson 2. HOUSE AND DAIRY PRODUCE. Judge: Mr A. W. Beaven. Bread aiade with compressed yeast (1): Miss 1.. Gemmell I and special. Bread (l): Misa L. Gemmell 1 -and special. ' Sponge cake il): Miss O. Miles 1 and.special. Jam tarts (1): Mrs E..W. Mason 1 'and special. Honey (4): Mrs J. Spence 1, 2 and special, Mrs E. Judson v h 0.. Bottled, fruit, three •varieties (1): Mrs E. Judson 1.. and special. Bottled fruit, six varieties (1): Mrs E. Judson 1 and special. Collection of jams and jellies (1)- Mrs E. Judson 1 and special. Soap (2): .Mrs J. Croft 1 and special, Mrs. E. Judson v he. ' Separator butter, salted (2): M I. Philpott 1 and-special, Mrs G. T. Barker v h c. Separator butter, unsalted (2): Misa L. Philpott* 1 end special, Mrs G. T. Barker v ho. Han eggs, brown (2): A. J. Blaxeley 1 and special, Miss Philpott v h c. 1 Duck'eggs (1): Miss Philpott 1 and specia?. Open to amateurs only—Currant loaf W): Mrs M. Costello 1 and special. White bread (2): Mrs Jas. Cowie 1 and special. Bread made with compressed yeast (1): Mrs A. Burgess V and special. Brown bread (l)f Mrs-Ja*. Cowie 1 and.special, Hot cross buns (1): Mrs M. Costello 1 and special. Girdle scones (2): Miss Gertie Lowe 1 and special. MisS Rivers, a. Sponge sandwich (3)- Miss L. Gommeli 1 and special, Miss M. Lowe 2, Mrs O. Miles v h c. Butter sponge (IV Miss L. Gemmell 1 and special. Jam -oil (1): Mrs 0. Miles 1 and special. Sultana, cake (1): Miss M. Lowe 1 and special. Seed cake (2): Miss Marion Rivers 1 and spe-

cial,' 3lii3 G. Lowe 1. Cocoanut cake (2): Miss M. Rivers 1 and special. Mrs 0. Mile* 2. Fruit cake (1): Msss M. Lowe 1 and special. MaTble cake (1): Mies Marion River' 1 and special. Trilby cske (1): Miss E. RRivers 1 and special. Jam tarts (1): Mrs A. Burgess 1 and special. Cream puffs (li: Miss Rivers 1 and snecial. Honey (31: P. Shaw 1 >a nd special, Miss A. I. Spence 2. Bottled fruit (1) : Mrs O. Miles 1 and special. Soap (2): Mrs A.Cooper' 1 and snecial.Mrs T. H. Dfthellvhc. Separator butter, salted (3): Miss P. Shaw 1 and special, Miss E. AVilK* •:, Mrs E. AV. MUson v h c. Separator butter, unsalted (2): Mrs E. W. Mason 1, Miss P.. AVilhs v h c. Hen eggs, white (Gi: Pitcher Bros. 1 and special. Mis* A. I. Spence 2. VA-. C. L. Blake v h c. Hen eggs, brown (1): Miss E. J. Forrester 1 and special. FANCY AVORK. Judge: Miss Bridgman. Oil painting, amateurs <;,)■ Xnrse I. S. Toshack I_. and special, Miss I. Philpott 2, Mrs E. AA". Mason v h c. Oil painting, «ne colour (3): Nurse I. S. Toshack 1 and special-Ml-s K. Dwye r 2. Cushion (4): Miss K. Dwyer 1, Mrs S. Smith 2, Mise I. Philpott v h c. Taljle centre in silks (2): Mls3 I. Philpott 1 and special, Mrs S.' Smith 3Crochet d'oyley (3) : Mrs S Smith. 1 and si-ecial, Mrs J. Gemmell 2 Miss I. Philpott vh c. Crochet table centre (2): Mrs JGemmell 1 and special. Miss I. Philnott 2. Drawn-thread d'oyley (1) : Miss I. Philpott 1 and special. Drawn-thread teb'.e centre (1): Mis- I. Philnott. 1 and snecial. Evelet embroidery d'oyley (2): Mrs's. -Smitli 1, Miss I. Phupott 2. Eyelet table centre (2): Miss> I. Philpott 1 and special, Mre -S. Smith 2. Any other piece of fancv work (5): Mrs J. Lamb 1 and special, Mrs'S. Smith 2. Miss I. Philpott v h c. Best piece of crochet work (2l: Mr* .T. F. Lamb li Miss I. Philpott- 2. Girls under 18—Ironins blouse (1): A. G. Thcmas 1. Patching (i) : A. G. Thomas 1. Piate of scones (li: P> Shaw.t Most points: A. G. Thomas. Girls under 15—Sewing (2): Ruby Miles 1. Miss Blakely 2. Ironing' blouse (1): Ruby Miles 1. Plain scones (1): Nora. Costello 1. Currant scones (1): Nora, Costello 1. Seed ci-'ce fl): Nora- Costello 1. Snonse sandwich (2)): Nora- Costello 3, Ruby Mile' 2. Most points in girls' cookerv: Nora. Costello. SCHOOL WORK. Judge: Mr J. E. Stradian. Plain hemmed standards 1 and 2 (5): Lily AA'aters 1 and special (Horaley Down School), Lily Bnmford 2. Madee Murry v h c (Huninui School). Pillow slip.' standards 3 and 4 (8.): Doris AVrisht I and eperaal, Dollv Manning 2, Phyllis Costello 3 (all The Peaks School). Specimen of echool sewing, standards 5 and li (2): Nora Co-tel!o 1 and special, Mcta Wright 2 (both The Peaks School). Pencil drawing, six common grasses in vases, standard 4 (3»: Jim Beavin (Hivru-n-ui School) l and special, Kathleen Thomad (Horsley Down) 2,, Ruby Mile.* (Horsley l)owii) v h e. Drawing, standard"s- (8): Alex. M,urry l and special. Gordon Murray 2, Dick gliomas v h e, Betty''Bamford h c (all "Surunui School). Drawing, standard G (2): J:m Belßhaw 1 and special, Jack Lowe 2 (Horsloy Down School). Writing, standard 4 (9): Kathleen Thomas 1 and special, Andrew Fisher 2, Alvi AA'aters v h c (all Horsley Down School). Writing, standard 5 (9): A-'ernon Manning 1 and special 'The Peaks), Marjorie Beavcn 2 (Hurnnui), AVilliam Harvey vie fHorslev Down). Writing, standard R.(l): Clifforrl Gainsford (HorSley Down School) 1 aiid siiecial. Ciloured drawing, standard 1 (51: Kathleen Thomas 1 aud special, Merlo Davey 2, Vivi Waters li c (all Horaley Down), Len Manning h c (The Peaks). Coloured drawing, standard S (6): Leslie Thomas 1 and special. William H*rvey 2(Horslcv Down), Walter McDonald v h c (The Peaks). Coloured drawing., standard. G (2j: Jack Lowo 1 and special, Clifford Gainsford 2 (Hor&ley Down). Collection of dried grasses (1): . Leslie Thomas (Horsley Down ■School).! aiid special.