A. AND P. SHOWS.

Press, Volume LX, Issue 18237, 22 November 1924, Page 7

A. AND P. SHOWS.

PENINSULA. The annual show of the Peninsula Horse and Pastoral Association was held at Duvaucliellc yesterday. The Peninsula, tutor the recent rains, is naturally looking at its best; the hills liaie rarely had such a showing of grass, and it is obvious that farmers in this favoured spot are in for a good season. The day was an ideo.l one, and visitors were present from all over the Bays and also from, the city. The schedule is built on different lines from the breed shows at the larger centres, the sections being devotod niajnly to th© class of stock in tho production of wliich the Peninsula lias notable record.

Competition was keen in a number or the sections, notably in th© hackof tho classes attracted aouhle figure entries. Quality was \ aried, but some line hacks and ponies were exhibited, very etylisli blood being repiesented in the lighter hack classes. I lie harness section was also very creditable, but tb© hunter classes included some raw horses. However, all C™. 't was a good light horse exhibition. Most of the cattle classes were well filled, and the Younger stock made a good display. The milch cows ),\? re another class of notable merit. ■*" e domestic produce 6ection was email, but it contained good, class ex+i a' t!ie display of blooms in the flower section was remarkable for S ° Tn.-~ ln tl . ie year. The following are the awards, the Jgures in parentheses 6tating the number of entries in each class: — HORSES. Hackney yearling (8): C. Back 1, J. , ncr . C. Anderson 3. Hack, 15 stone (1): A. V. Hutchinson 1. Cob. 14.1 to lo hands (10): E.J. Kingston 1, A. M. Helps '>, W. i\ Parkinson 3, G. Pefctigrew T, V- Haok, 13 stone (7): A. W. Wase 1, •b. G. Mason 2, Gerard Waghorn 3. Hack II stone (20) : Leo I'alicy 1, L. M. Londrigan T' Uf' Kingston 3. Lady's' Hack (iu): Leo Fauey 1, L. M. Londrigan. 2, Gerard Waghorn 3. Troop horse (11): Gerard Waghorn 1, J. F. Buchanan 2, L. M. Londrigan f'A" -Y" Hutchinson v h c. Maiden hunter a ' Haines 1, Miss Kathleen Kay 2, J. Armstrong 3. Hack brood mare (4): J. Chapman 1, A. H. Williams 2. Hack, two-year-old filly or gelding (5): W. P. Shadbolt 1, George Moore 2. Dairy cart horse or mare up to 14.3 hands (7): J'. F.. Buchanan 1, Miss \V. Williams 2, W. F. Parkinson 3. Horse or mare, up to 30cwt (4): P. Shadbolt 1, F. Brocherie 2. Boy or girl's pony, 13.3 to 14.2 (7): J. F. Buchanan 1,. W. H. Montgomery 2. JSoy or girl's pony, 13.3 and under (6): Bob Maselield 1, E. Hay 2. Horse or mare, to 15cwt (10): J. Mould 1, C. T. E. Stewart 2, J. McKay 3. Gig horse or mare, from 14.3 to 15.2 (6): J. F. Buchanan 1, E. J. Kingston 2. Dog-cart horse or mare, oyer 15.2 (4): Mrs L. Bailey 1, E. W. Hanynond 2. [The hunter and pony jumping classes had to.be decided when our representative left.] CATTLE. Two two-year steers, suitable for fattening (4): W. Craw 1 and 2. Two two-year heifers, suitable for fattening (3): W. Craw 1, J.. Hayward'2. Two yearling heifers (1): P. Moore 1. Two yearling steers, suitable for fattening purposes (4): P. iioore 1, W. Craw •2. Three calves (3): Miss Kathleen Kay 1 and 2. Shorthorn, bull, >two years and over, suitable for dairying (3): R. A. H. Stewart 1, T. Warner 2. Yearling Shorthorn bull, for dairying (3): E. Giddens 1, R. A. H. Stewart 2. Milch cow, any breed, excluding jJersey or Jersey cross (llj: D. McKay 1, S. J. Vogan 2, J. •'Weston 3. One three-year-old, firßt or second excluding Jersey or Jersey cixiss (3): J. Weston 1, Mrs P. Hoglund's Jack 2. Two-year-old heifer, oxcliiding Jersey or Jersey cross (11): E. Giddens 1, J, Mould 2, J. Weston 31 Jersey bull, two years ana aver (2): T. Weir 1, 0. J. Wakclin 2. iearling Jersey bull (3): E. Glynn 1, W. Cattermole 2. Yearling heifer, any breed, excepting Jersey, suitable for dairying (17): T. 1, A. X. Le Yalliant 2, J. Mould 3. Jersey or Jersey cross milk cow (8): R. Donovan's Stronach 1; R, A. Shadbolt 2, D. McKay 3. Three-year-old : Jersey -or Jersey cross (1): O. J. Wakelin 1." Two-year-old L heiifer, Jersey or Jersey cross (5): E." W. Hammond 1, Doreeii Hammond' 2,~P. Cunningham 3. Yearling Friesiari Bull (4) : W. G, Vogan 1, C. R. Moore 2. ' . SHEEP. Three fat lambs (8): W. Craw 1, V, Craw v 2u DOGS. Short-haired collie dog or bitchy A. M. Helps 1, 'R. Hunt 2. Long-haired/ oollie: J. Armstrong 1, A. Weston 2. Beardy collie: W. Cossar. 1, T. lo Compte 2. Dog competition ,(14): A. Turpin 1, J. E. Armstrong 2, J., Chapman 3.

farmers' Produce. Factory cheese, suitable for export: Barry's Bay 1 and 2, Takamatua 3. Dairy cheese, not less ■ than 30lb: H. Harrington 1, H. O. S. Haycock and T. W. Morra (equal) 2. Factory butter: Central Dairy Co. 1, Barry's Bay Co. 2. Fanners' separator butter: Mrs W. Crossan 1, Mrs A. Donovan 2, Mrs Jas. Curran 3. Farmers' non-separator butter: Mrs A. R. Hay lock 1, Mrs H. O. S. Haylock 2. Farmers' butter, for non-previous prize-winners: Mrs Jas. Currio 1 Mrs L. Barwick 2. IHam: R. Rethgrew 1, 'Mrs S. J. Vogan 2. Shoulder bacon: R. Rethgrew 1, Mrs S. J. Vogan 2. Honey, separated: Mrs J. R. "White 1 and 2. Heaviest duck eggs: Don Vogan 1. Walnuts : Mrs T. Stewart 1 and 3, Miss D. Duxbury 2. Apples: Mrs W. S* Vogan 1. Lettuce!: Mrs W. Mould 1, Doug. Kay 2, Alan Cuiry 3. Cabbage: -G. H. O'Callaghan 1, Mrs W. Mould 2. Cauliflowers:! A. G. Jacobs 1, Geo. Hammond, sen. 2. Rhubarb: Jean Hoglund 1, Mrs T. le Compte 2, A. "Weston 3. .New potatoes (red): Jaa. Curry 1 and 3, A. M. Helps 2. New potatoes (white): Geo. Hammond 1, Mrs W. G. Vogan 2, Mibs D. Duxbury 3. Green peas: Daphne Giddons 1, Geo. Hammond 2, E. "Weir 3. Broad beans: G. H. O'Callaghan 1, Mrs W. G. Vogan 2. Carrots: Geo. Hammond 1, Mrs W. Mould 2. Eachallots: Walter Shadbolt 1, Clem Giddens 2 and 3. Onions: Walter Shadbolt 1, Don. Vogan 2, Miss I. Newton 3. Collection of salad: Doaig. Kay 1, Mrs Pritchard 2, Mrs H. Wright 3. Collection of vegetables: Miss I. Newton 1, Walter Shadbolt 2, Mrs •T. le Compte, jun. 3. domestic Produce.

Preserved fruit, in syrup: Mrs Williams 1, Mrs Wright 2 and 3. Preserved fruit, in water: Mrs - H. Wright-1, Mrs T. Stewart 2. Jam: Mrs Crockett 1, Mrs T. Stewart 2. Jelly: Mrs Crockett 1, Mrs Lewthwaite 2, Mrs Mould 3. Marmalade: Mrs T. W. Wilkins 1 and 2. Pickles: Mrs Cossar 1, Mrs Williams "2. Chutney: Mrs T. Stewart 1, Mrs, Moore 2. Tomato eauce: Mrs 11. Wright 1 and 2. Home-made wfnl-! Miss Newton 1 and 2. Home-made bread: Mrs McDonald 1, Mrs T. le Compte 2, Mrs Havlock 3. Sponge cake: Mrs S. J. Vogan 1 and 2. Sultana calte: Miss Weir 1, Misa S J. Vogan 2, Mrs Cossar 3. Fruit cake: Mrs Cossar 1, Mrs Pritchard 2. Seed caie: Mrs Weir 1, Miss L. Haylcck 2, Mrs S. J. Vo iT an 3. Madeira cake: Mrs Cossar 1, Mrs Crockett 2, MSes Cunningham 3. Sponge sandwich: Mrs Pritchard 1, Mrs Stewart 2 and 3. Pl;iin Econes: Miss Mona Stewart 1 Mrs G. Mould 2, Miss Cunningham 3. Sultana cake: Mrs Palmer ! W Robinson 2, Mrs Cossar vh c. Girdle I scones: Mrs D. McKay 1, Miss Cunningham 2. Puff pastry: Miss. M. Stewart 1, Miss W. Williams % Mrs S, J. Vogan h c. Shortbread: Mrs M. Stewart 1, Mrs Pidmer 2. Oat cake: Mrs Mould 1 and 2. Pikelets: Mis? Cunningham 1, Mrs S. J. Yogan 2 and v h c. Plum pudding Mrs Co3sar 1 and 2.. Fruit pie: Mrs Pritc'aard 1, Miss Vogan 2. Home-made scap: Mrs Robinson 1. Mrs Cossar 2. JUNIOR SECTION.

Standards'l. and 11.-Plain hemmed handkerchief (10): Sylvene Hammond 1, Betiy liichaids 2, Jean Harris i. Standard 111.. Doll's apron (10): May Kingston 1 Mavis lo Lievre 2, Vera Mould 3. Standard^lV.. Doll's petticoat (8): Betty Munro 1, ISancyllobinson 2, Lucy Henmng 3 Standards V. and VI (8): Phyllis Helpa 1. Molly Ma&efield « Dollie Moore 3. Darning (9): Hazel Hut field 1, Dollie Moore 2. Penmanship, under 10 (11): Eric Hare 1, Hilda. Mason 2, Lulu Anderson 3, Jim Gill 4. Penmanship, under 13 (20): Margaret Whitehead 1, Alicia Sullivan 0, Joan Cradock 3. Ooide Harvard i. Penmanship, under 16 (23)' Beatrice Sullivan 1 -and 2, Linlie le Conipte 3, Yualeen Wright 4. Crayon drawin" under 12 (15): Bob Airey 1, Bill Gill 2, "Yvonne le Lievre 3, Laura Hartley 4. Pencil drawing, under ]G (7): Leila Mason 1 Easy Thacker 2. Essay, under 18 (11>: P'oatrice Sullivan 1, Mary Cradock 2, Muriel Wright 3. Map, under 16 (14): C. Columbus = l. T. McQueen 2, Nellie Woodill 3, Josephine O'Connell 4. Plasticine, up to • Standard 111. inclusive (3): Carl Palmer 1, Hector Blair 2. Piasticene, Standards IY. to VII. (14): Innes Penlington 1, Trixie Job'in 2, Harry Dutton v he. Collection birds' eggs, boys under 15.(2): John Walie-

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