WINTER SHOW.

Press, Volume LXI, Issue 18413, 20 June 1925, Page 18

WINTER SHOW.

ASHBURTON POULTRY

SOCIETY.

The Ashburton Poultry, Pigeon and Canary Society's annual Winter Show was opened yesterday. There was a falling offintho entry of poultry, but the excellence, and high ctandard of tho exhibits were equal to that of previous fixtures. In many cases the judges had a hard task in making their final selections. Tho South Island Pigeon and Canary Association allotted champicn6liips :n tho poultry sections to Black Orpingtons, Utility Minorcas, also to any fancy pigeon and to smoko blue or black female Persian cats. Tho New Zealand Kennel Club allotted challenge classes to Irish. Setter dogs and bitches. The public were treated to oie of the finest displays of field roots, garden prcduco and general farm products that has been 6een at tho winter show. The South Island Poultry, Pigeon and Canary Association's championships were won by Mrs E. Davidson (Black Orpingtons), and Mrs S. H. Webb (Utility Orpingtons). The Association's cup for the beet young bird irt tho show was won by -Mr S. Bcauvais with a whito single comb Leghorn cockerel. The best bird in tho show was Mr T. Rattray's barred rock cockerel, shown in tho utility class, Mr Rattray also won the D-vi"" memorial cup for the b?st cockerel or pullet in the show, and tho Zouch cup. Ti.o Conway oup was won by Mr A. \V. V. Clark, and tho Peter Donald memorial tup by Mr A. Thomson with a Black Orpington cockerel. Outstanding features of tho poultry sections were tno Plymouth Rocks, Leghorns, Orpingbna and Sussex breeds. Following is tho prizo 3:at: — POULTRY SECTION. (Judge: Mr P. Dacre, Chrislchurch.) Legn->rns—Browti single comb cock (1): , F " .-' in 1. Brown lien (1): V. Bedwcll I. ' Brown cockerel (4): E. Parkin 1 and special, 3 itr.d 3. Brown pullet (1): V. Bodwell 1. Whito cock (2): J. Cummings 1 and special. White hen (1): F. C. Hack 1. Black hen (1): T D. Gobbo 1 and special. Minorcas—Hon (1): J. Cummings 1. Cockerel (2): J. Cummings 1, 2 and special. Pullet (J): J. Cummings 2. , Hamburgs—Golden or silver pencilled cock (3): H. A. Lloyd 1, M. Molnnes 2. Hen (-3): M. Mclnnes 1, 11. A. Lloyd 2, W. H. Rilev 3. Cockerel (2): M. Mclnnes I, H. A. Llovd> 2. Pullet (3): W. rl. Riley 1, H. A. Lloyd 2, M. Mclnnes 3. Silver (-■..--"'led Llovcl 2. Hon (5): 11. A. Lloyd I, E. J. Tucker 2 and 3. Cockerel (5): E. J. Tuckor 1, H. A. Lloyd 2 and 3. Pullet (5): II A. Llovd 1 and special, E. J. Tucker 2 Black cock (1): R. A. Lloyd) 1. Hen (I): H. A. Lloyd 1, 2 and 3. Pullot.(4): If. A. Lloyd 1, 2 and 3. Plymouth Rocks—Barred cock (4): T. Rattrnv*l. 2 n.nd 3. Hen (4): T. Rjittrav 1, 2 and 3. Cockerel (S): T.' Rattray 1 and special. 2 and 3. , , Pullot, (5): T. Rattray ]. 2 anl 3. American barred heh (4): T. Rattray 1, 2. and 3. Cockerel M): T. Rattray 1. 2, and 3. Pullet (i); T. Rattray I, 2, and 3. Orpingtons—Blade cock (2): Mrs E. Davidson 1 and special, Mrs W. Donald 2. Hen (3): Mrs W. Donald 1 and. special and 2, Mrs E. Davidson 3. Cockorol (1): Mrs W. Donald 1.- •Pulle.t (1): .S. A. AitcMeon 2. Buff or cinnamon cock (2): JV. H. Grainger 1, S. Ga!U 2. Hon (3): Y7. H. Orarmjer 1 and C, S. Gall 3. Cockerel (3): W. H. Grainger 1, 2, and 3. Pullet (3): W. If. Graingor 1 and 6pocial, 2, and 3. Wvandottes—Silver cock (1): F. C; Hack 1 Hen (4):. A. W. V. Clark I. 2, 3 and sp. Pullet (4): A. W. V. Clark 1, 2, 3, and sp. Houdan—Hen (2): Thos.' Breeze 1, 2, and sp. Cockerel (1>: Thos. Bfcoze 1. Pullet (4): Thos. ' Breezn 1, 2, and. 3. Sussex—Cock (1>: F. W. Beldon I. Hon (3): G. Bundy 1. 3, and sp.. F. W. Soldon 2. Cock (3): G. Bundy 1, 2, and sp.. F. W. Scildon 3. Pullet (4): G. Bundy 1, 2, and 3. Bhod» Island 1, J, Stewart 2. Mvo E. Davidson 3. Hen (2): A. E. Xlounsell 1, R» Downs 2. Cockerel (3 : Mrs E. A. Davidson I, A. E. Hounsell 2, R. Downs 3. Pullet (4): Mr3'E. Davideon I and two specials, A, E. Hounsell 2. Open Selling Classes—Plymouth Rock cock or cockerel (1): T. Rattrav 1. Rhorlo Island : Red, cock or cockerel' (1): Mrs E. David- ' son 1. .Silver Wyandotte, hen or pullet (i): A. W. V. Clark 1 andVsp.« Bantams—Modern Game black-red or brown-rod hen (8): P. L. Donald 1 and 2, 11. Drutnraond 3. Black rose-comb cock 2, A. J. Roberts 1, L. John 2. Hon (5): W. H. Riley 1 and 2, A. A. Cox 3. Cockerel (5): W. H. Riley I and sp.. S. T. Bradford 2, A. J. Roberts 3. Pu'.lot (4): W. H. .Rilojr, L and 2, A. J. Roberts 3. Buff Pelrin onck (1):. S. Gall 1 and ep. Hen (2): A. Thomson 1 and 2. Any other variety, cock (1): S, Gall 1. Hen (1): S. Gall 1. Cookcm! (1): R. Cnim 1. Pullot (1): S. Gall 1. Juvenilo Class—Bantams, anv variety, in pairs (3): L. Doylo 1, H. Dramrnond 2. Dorkings, Rhodo Island Rods, Plymouth Rocks, Orpingtons, Wyandottea, cock ov coolterol (2): L. W,. Cox I, W. J. Oakley *2. Do., hen or pullet (2): Sam Boyle 1, L. W. Cox 2. Minorcas, Houdans, Leghorns, An'daluflian*, Hamburgs, Garao, cock or cockerel (2): -Noel Thomson 1, W. Alexander 2. Do., hen or pullet (5): Ed. Smith 1, R. Bullock 2, W. Alexander 3, R. Bullock 4. ...'■■ Ducks, open cTiass—Pekin draks (1): G. J. Suttio 1. ( Duck (1): G. J. Suttia 1. Pckin drako, tiinder 12 months (1): G. J. Suttio 1. Duck (D: G. J. Suttie 1. Indian Riuiner,drako (white)' (1):' Mrs E. D. Hunter 1. Duck (2): Mrs E. D. Hunter 1 and 2. Indiaji Runner drake, coloured (1): T. Bond 1. Duck (1): T, Bond X. Indian Runner , drako, -white, under 12 months (2)- Mrs'E. D. Hunter 1 Mid 2. Duck (2): Mrs E. 1). Hunter 1 and 2. v Drake, coloured, undor 12 months (1): T. Bond 1. Duck (1): T: Bond 1. Geese— Gander (2): Mrs E. 21. Begjrl, J. W. Buttflrick 2: Goosa (1>: Mb E. M. . Bcgg 1 and special.

UTILITY CLASSES. (Judje, Mr A. <3apes, Christehurch.) Leghorns—White single comb hen (5): J. D. Gobbo 1 and ap., S. Boauvais 2, L. Hill 3, J. E. Grico 4. Cockerel (14): S. Boauvais 1 and ep., L. Hill 2 and 3, "W. Hockings 4. Pulkt (IS): Mrs E. A. Donham 1 and ep., S. Bcauvais 2, J. D. Gobbo 3, B. Kolly 4. Brown single comb, hen (1): J. D. Gobb» 1. Cockerel (2): H. F. Smith 1 and 8., J. D. Gobbo 2. ' Pullet (1): H. F. Smith 1. , Minorca—Cock (1): S. ■H. "Webb 1 and ■special. Hea (2): S. H. Webb 1 and special, R. W. Tullock 2. Cockerel (3): S. H. Webb 1 and special, G. T. Smart 2 and 3. Barred cockerel (2): T. Rattray 1 and soccinl, S. 'H. Webb 2. Wyandottea—Silver cock (1): F. C. Hack 1. Hon (3): A. W. V.vClark 1 and special, H. A. Lloyd 2. Cockerel (1): F. C. Hack 1, Pullet (5) r- A. W. V. Clark 1, 2. and 3. Orpingtons—Black cock (4): A.- Thomson 1 and special, T'. S. flanna 2 and 2. Hen (8); T. S. Hanna 1 '"and special and 2, A. Thomson 3, P. L. 4. Cockerel (7): A. Thomson 1 and special, Mrs W. Donald 2 and 4, G. Bundy 3. Pullot (8): T. S. Hanna 1 andi special, G. Bundy 2, Mrs W. Donald 3, A. Thomson 4. Buff or Cinnamon • cock (1): W. H. Grainger I. Hen (4): H. A. Lloyd 1 and special, 2, 3, and 4. Cockerel (7): W. H. Grainger 1, 3, and 4, «. A. "Lloyd 2. Pullet (7): W. H. Grainger 1, 2, and 4, H. A. Lloyd 3. . Bhodo Island Bed—Cock (3): R Downs 1, Mrs E. Davidson 2. Hen (2): A. E. Hounsoll 1 and special, R. Downs 2. Cockerel "(2): R. Downs 1, A. E. Hounsell 2. Pullet (4): R. Downs 1, Mrs E. A. Davidson 2, J. Stewart 3. Any oTher variety purebred cock (1): F. W. Soldon 1. Cockerel (1): F. W. Soldon 1. Selling Classes— Light breeds, cock or cockerel (2): S. H. Webb 1, H. F. Smith 2. Heavy breeds, cock or cockerel (5): Mrs ,W. Donald, 1, H. McConncll 2, Mrs E. Davidson 3.

Trio Classos—'Whit© Leghorns (1): WHockings-. 1 and special. Rhode Island Reds (1): A. Thomson 1. Black Orpingtons (4): Mrs W. Donald 1 and special, Mrs C. :J. Norton 2 and 3. Any other variety heavy breed (2): G. Bundy 1, H. McConnell 2. Barred Rocks' (1): T. Rattray 1 and special. Novice Classes—Cockerel, light breed (4): B. Kelly 1, C. Tubb 2. H. Osborne 3. Pullet (3): B. Kelly 1, Mrs L. Barrett 2 and 3. Cock, heavy breed (2): I. A. and special, C. Tubb 2. Cockerel (4): Mrs L. Barrett 1, C. Oakley 2, B. Kolly 3. Hen, heavy breed (1): I. A. Baigent 1 and special. Pullet (3): B. Kolly 1, Mrs L. Bar--1 lett 2, S. A. Aitchison 3. ; Fresh hen eggs, eingle-yolked, white (4): Mrs W. Bruce 1, T,. Vefnall 2, Allan Bruce 3. Tinted (5): D'. Vcrnall 1 and 2, Mrs A. Gall 3.

CANARIES AND CAGE BIRDS. | (Judge, Mr T. "Wilkinson, Christchurch.) | Norwich, plain head, buff, clear, non-colour 1 feo'.Voek (3)": E. Coldicbtt 1, Mra D. J. .Grindley 2, E. B. Osborne 3. Norwich, "ticke.i or variegated, 'non-colour led,. cock (1): Mrs E. E. Lush 1. Do., hen (1): Mra E. E. Lush 1. Yorkshire, plainhead, buft, clear, non-colour fed, cock (1): T. H. Gardiner ,1, 3 and specials. Ticked ,or. variegated, non-colour fed,. cock (1): T. H. Gar- ';, diner 1. Buff, ticked or variegated, nonI'-'"; colour fed, hen (1): T. H. Gardner 1. Any other variety canary (1): T. H. Gardner 1. •Pair canaries, cock and hen, matched for breeding, non-colour fed (1): Mrs E. E. Lush 1. >. Juvcnilo Classes—Canary, any variety, cock ■".-; or, hen Noel Thomson 1, Harry Os- ■'.:■ bei'BO 2,. , ;

POTATOES, ROOTS, ETC. (Judge: Mr G. Ridley, Timaru.) Potatoes—Table, red or pink (2): F. Clark 1, H. Watts 2. Table, round, white <s)r J. H. "Woods 1, James Bishop 2. Table, Dakota Red (3): H. Watts 1, James Bishop 2 and 3. Table, White Kidney (1): F. Clark 1. Table, red or pink (2): H. Watts 1 and 2. Table collection (2): F. Clark 1, H. Walts 2. Table, white (1): H. Watts 1. Seed, coloured (5): F. Clark 1 and 3, H. Watts 2. Seed, whito (n): W. Dixon 1, H. Watts 2, F. Clark 3. Turnips, swede (6): E. A. Frew 1 and 3, L. R. Harrison 2, I. Gallagher vh c. Aberdeen green top or yellow (5): R. J. Low 1 and 2, R. Austin 3. Aberdeen purple top, yellow (5): R. J. Low 1 and 2, R. Austin 3. Green globe (0): R. J. Low 1 and 3. Wm.. H. Bruce 2, R. Austin v h e. White-fleshed (3): R. J. Low 1 and 2, Wm. H. Bruce 3. Any other varietr, yellow (4): R. Austin 1, R. J. Low 2. Turnip or swede, heaviest (2V: F. *. Frew, 14lb. 1; R. J. Low, 10lb, 2. Mangolds, yellow ilobci (5): Wl. Dixon 1 and 2 R. Austin 3 P. L. Donald v h c. Lorn,- red (5): L. R. Harrison 1 and special, J. Cox 2. R. Austin v h c. Golden tankard (3): J. Cox 1 and 2. R. Austin 3. Heaviest (1): J. Cos 1. Carrots, red (3): L. R. Harrison 1 and 3, R. Austin 2, J. Cox v h c. White '2): L. **. Harrison 1 and 2, R. 3. Yellow '5): Jrmes Bishop 1, L. R. Harrison 2 <-nd v h c, R. Austin 3. Heaviest (1): P. Austin 1. BREAD. SCONES, CAKES. (Judge: Mrs E. E. Lush.) Loaf Home-made Bread, not leS3 than °lb (21: Mrs D. Duff 1, Mrs C. Horton 2. Loaf home-made bread, baked in ordinary lange (3): A. McDowell 1, Mrs D. Duff 2. Mrs C. Horton 3. Home-made scones, no butter 'W: Mrs Tubb 1, A. McDowell 2 and c. Miss T. Thomas 3, Mrs W Bruce v h c. Fancy scones, homc-mwle (2): A McHowe'l 1 and 2. Girdle scones (1): A McDowell 1. Fruit cako (4): Mrs A. Gall 1. Miss T. Thomas 2 and 3, Mrs; L. C. Clemens vh c. Seed cake f2): Miss i. THomcs 1, Mrs A. Gall 2. Madeira cake (2). Mrs S. H. Webb 1. Mrs A. Gall 2. Gingerbread cake (!•■): M-ss A. Bruce 1, Mrs A. Gal' 2 Mrs L. C. Clemens 3. Sponge cake (3) Miss B. Gallagher 1. Mrs S. H Webb 2 Miss A. Bruce 3. Pikelets (3): Mis A C Shaw 1, Miss P. Horton 2, Miss A. Bruo* 3. Jam tarts (3): Mrs E Mb 1 Mrs D. Duff 2. Mrs A. Bruce 3. Oat cakes (3): Mrs A Gall I and 2 Mrs D. Duff 3. Shorthreid (10): Miss T Thomas 1, Mis H. Smsllbone 2, Mrs S. H. Webb 3 Mrs W. r 1 c and h r. Collection small S and pastry (2): Mrs 11. Small™., 1 and o Snorvge roll (2): Mrs W. lulloch 1 and"= Miss T. Themis 2. Sponge sandwich(Bi- Mrs W. Tulloch 1 and s Mrs H Smallbone 2, Mrs A. C. Shaw 3, Miss Tavlor v he. . ~ Home-made soap, non-scented (6) -uis W. Lill 1, Mrs A. rollock 2, Mrs A. Reed 3. FRUIT. ' (Judec: Mr 11. B. Miliichamp.) Apples—Collection of dessert U): •>• Bishop 1. L. W. Alingtnn 2 Dessert (1). J. Bishop 1. Cooking (2): J. Bishop 1. £ W. Alington 2. Pears (heaviest) (1). Miss K. McDowell 1. Six Pears, keeping (1). L. McDowell 1. HONEY, PRESERVES, ETC.

(Judge: Mr IT. B. Miliichamp > Honey extracted O) : Mrs P. Duff 1 Mrs A. Reed 2 and 3. Preserved Fruit (2) . Mis T> Duff 1. Miss K. Bishop 2. Vic\\w (.;J) . Mrs D. Duff 1 and ?,. Miss X. Bishop 2. Sauces (2): Mrs P. Duff 1 and 2 Jams (1): Mrs D. Duff 1. Marmalade (1) : Mrs A. Reed 1. Jellies (2): Mrs D. Duff 1 and 2. Fruit Syrup (2): Mrs P. Duft 1 and 2. Wine (home-made) (2): Mrs J. AViscly 1, Mrs D. Duff 2. Collection of ine (1): Mrs D. Duff. BUTTER. (Judge: Mr E. Keig.) _ Best 21b Farmers' Butter, M>P»™ to j; \ r > • Mrs W. Mclntyre 1, Mrs W. Donald 3. Mrs C Oakley 3. 21b 'Salted 1): Mrs W. Mclntyre I- 21b Butter (2): Mrs. W. Mc Intyre l,\Mrs J. Gallagher 2. GRAIN, SEEDS, ETC. (Judge: Mr C. Campbell.) ■ Wheat.—Tuscan, white (1): H. 1. Red (4): N, J. Armstrong 1, M. J- Armstrong 2, R. Austin 3. Hunters (3). H. Watts 1. L. W. Alington 2. Pearl (2). R. Austin i. H. Watts 2. Any other variety (1): II Wattß 1. , v u- 1 Oats— Algorian (5): Johnson Bros. 1 and 3, R. Austin 2. Garton or Rosebcry (3): Johnson Bros. 1 and 3,' James Bishop 2. Grass Seed.—Ryegrass, perennial (J). Johnson Bros. 1 and 2, H. Watts J.

PHOTOGRAPHY. (Judge: Mr W. Greer.) Figure-of Animal study (3): v,. iic; Intvrc 1, L. Gidley 2. Landscape study (3) . W. Mclntyre 1, Miss E Harries 2 ami J. Best picture in. farm study (3): W. Mclntyre 1, L. Gidley 2. NEEDLEWORK AND FANCYWORK. (Judges: Mesdames Wisely and Clark.) , "White needlework, girls under 18 (3). Miss Stewart 1 and special. Miss h. Stewart 2. Camisole, silk (5): Miss L. Porter 1 Miss D. C. Smith 2, Miss A. Suttie J. Cotton (2): Miss p. 0. Smith 1 and specwl, Mrs A. 0. Shaw 2. D Oyley (6) : Miss D .0. Smith 1, Miss McLean 2 Miss I..Par er 3. Hand-worked handkerchief (o): Miss T) C. Smith 1 and special, 2 and i. laoib centre, coloured (1;: Hiss L Porter 1 and special White (3): Miss D. 0. Smith 1 and Tmn h. Porter 3. Tray or supper cloth, crochet (4): Mrs Banks 1 «* ■P«"» 1 . »« K Tj Areyle 2. Fancy cushion C 3). Miss I,! Porter 1 and special, Mrs W. Mclntyre " Mrs Porter 3. Pieces crochet, cotton (6). Miss McLean 1 and special. E P. Thompson 2 Woollen (6): Mrs J. Henderson 1, Mrs I'. H Webb 2, Mrs E. de, G. Roblll ardl3. knitted shawl (2): Mrs B Clarke 1 Mrs B Dickinson 2. Baby's crochet bonnet {Z) . Mrs J Henderson 1 and -2. Baby's crochet .Silk bonnet (2): Mrs J. Hendereon 1 and snocial and 2. Hand embroidery, fine (1). El). 0 Smith 1 and special. Coarse (2) k Mrs W. Mclntyre 1. Miss Suttw £ Article pen-painted (*)•*•,*?""/ i' f „J 1 Miss A. Buttle 2.. Faneywork. needlei.'Jfr AS • Mrs Porter 1 and special, Mrs G. Bank ( 2, Mrs D Robertson 3. Outer garment made from second-hand material Jo) Mrs K.- Glennie 1 special and 3, Mrs W. Brucf 2 Woollen outer garment handVnlttcd (6) Mrs T. Weston 1 and special, £?„ r T? Porter 2, Mrs Banks 3. Mrs D. Duff v'he. Jersey hand-knitted (3): Mrs P Duff 1, Mrs G. L. Porter 2 Mrs S. H. Webb 3. Championship class Open only to any article that'has at any previous show (2): Mrs W. Mclntyre 1, Mrs G. L. Porter "2. CHILDREN'S CLASSES.

Camisole (1): B. B. Weston 1. D.'Oyley (0): Doris M. Craighead 1 and special, I'll Weston 2. A. Kobilliard 3, Mai. Turner vhe Pillowslip (2): E. B. Weston 1. Freda Hopkins. 2. -Darning, hemming, and sowing on tapes (1): E. B. Weston 1. Darning (1): E. B. Weston 1 and special.

TECHNICAL CLASSES. Dressmaking: Light materials (8): Margery Jewell 1, Ruby Evans 2 Nina Buchanan 3 Hoavy materials (4): Chrissio Wells 1, ivy Watson 2, Ethel Wilson 3. Embroidery Work (4) Rena Mcßllniincy 1, Doris Wakelin 2, Thelma Dunphy 3. Fancy Work (6): Rena Mefflhinney 1, May Lctham 2, Thelma Dunphy 3 - FANCY WORK.

Specimen Marquetry, open (4): Mrs J. C Heseltine 1, 2, 3, and h.c.

SOLDIERS' CLASS. (Judge: Mr C. Gnss.) Leathorwork (2): P. 'Gall 1, 2, and special. Fancywork (3): Mr S. H. W ebb 1 and special, Mr A. H. Corey 2 and 3.

GARDEN PRODUCE. (Judge: Mr G. Ridley, Timaru.) Onions, giant (5): J. Stewart 1, J- Cox 2, A Clark 3. Brown Spanish (8): Busho.l Bros. 1, J. Cox 2 and 3, J. 11. "Woods v h c. CBrrots (12): A. Clark 1, i\ Clark-2 J. Bishop 3, Busholl Bros, vh c. Beet, long (7): Bushel! Bros. 1, J. Cox 2, .T. Bisnop 3 and v Ire. Round (5): J. Bishop I, J. Cox 2, Bushell Bros. 3, C. Tubb v h c. Parsnips (11): J. Bishop 1, ?:*** v h c, R. Austin 3. Turnips (1): W■ M. Bruce 1. Leeks (5): J. Bishop 1, 2, and ... Wm Hart vh c. Rhvibarb (3): J. Bishop 1 and 2, J. Cox 3. Celery (7): J. Bishop 1 and 2. Bushell Bros. 3. Lettuce (3): J. Bishop 1, "* C. Tubb 2, Bushell Bros. J. Vcgotable marrows (5): J. Bishop 1 ana -, J. Cox 3. Pumpkins (2): J. Bishop 1 and 2 Vegetable marrows, heaviest (3): J. Bishop (271b) 1, Bushel Bros. (191b) 2 and 3. Pumpkin, heaviest (2): H. Aston (471b) 1, J. Bishop (411b) 2. Cauliflower (•>)• Bushell Bros. 1 and 2. Cabbage (1): Bushell Bros. 1. Cabbage, Drumhead Savoy (3): J. Bishop 1, Bushell Bros. - and 3. Heaviest cabbage (1): BusncH Bros. (1011b) 1. Silver beet (2): J. Bishop 1, C. Tubb 2. Collection of vegetables (2): J. Bishop 1, J. Cox 2. SCHOOLS' COOKERY CLASSES.

Biscuits, High School pupils (4): Rewa Tullock 1 and special, G. Knight 2, I. McDonald 3, 0. Murphy hc. Girdle Scones, High School pupils (3): Rewa Tullock 1. Home-made Broad, High School pupils (7): Rows Tullock 1, M. Lewis 2, E. Taylor 3. Sponge Sandwich, Technical School pupils (4): Frances Bushell 1, Barbara Donaldsou 2, Edna Thompson 3. Seed Cake, Technical School pupils (6): Margery Thompson 1, Alico Gibson 2, Mary Wells 3. Apple Pie, Technical School pupils (1): Dorothy Smallbone 1. Shortbread, Primary School rupils (23): Bertha Wallis 1, Ayleen Hobilliard 2, Jean Smith 3, Joan Loy v h c. Sausage Rolls, Primary School pupils (0): Peggy Jackson 1, Margaret Lloyd 2, Mary Watson 3. Jessio Clemens- v. h c. Scones, Primary School pupils (36): Trixio Mintrom 1 and special, Olwyn Watts 2, Topsy Houston 3, Jean Lowery v U c, Marjory WiUoa h c.

DOG SECTION. (Judge: Major Stafford, Lincoln.) Cocker Spaniels, black —Dogs, novice (2): Dr. McKillop's Braeval Balance 1, J. Clarke's Sport 2. Puppy (2): Dr. McKillop'R Braeval Balance 1, J. Clarke's Sport 2. Limit (1): Dr. McKillop's Braeval Balance 1. Open (1): Dr. McKillop's Braeval Bal-

ance 1. Bitches, puppy (1): W. Kennedy's Floss 1. Limit (1): J. E. Rainey's Nell 1. Open (1): J. E. Rainey's Nell. Cocker Spaniels. other than black.— Dogs, limit (2): C. E. Spedding's -Millwood Gloaming 1, Dr. McKillop's Eclipse of Bracval 2. Open (2): C. E. Spedding's Millwood Gloaming 1, Dr. McKillop's Eclipse of Braeval 2. Bitches, novice (1): Dr. McKillop's Braeval Bonneset 1. Puppy (1): Dr. McKillop's Braeval Bonneset 1. Limit (2): C. K. Spedding's Millwood Lady 1. Dr. McKillop's Kdenvale Edyth 2. Open (2): 0. E. Spedding's Millwood Lady 1. Dr. McKillop's Ertocvale Edyth 2. Brace (2): C. K. Spedding 1, A. C. MeKillop 2. Spaniels, any variety.—!>ogs, open. (1): 0. E. Speddinsr's Millwood Gloaming 1. Bitches, open (2): C. E. Spedding's Millwood Lady. J. E. I{aincy'\_Xe!l. Greyhounds.-—-Doss, open (2): C. Moody's Auto Lad ]. V. Kcevcs's T!cd Feather 2. Bitches, open (2): 11. Mcl'herson's Jip 1, A. A. Cox's Joy 2. Fox Terriers, smooth.—Dogs, puppy (1): Miss M. Dyer's Nip. Bitches, puppy (1): J. M. Crabhe's Woolston Mist 1. Limit (1): J. M. Crabbe's Woolston Mist 1. Fox Terriers, wire.—Dogs, open (2): W. M. Jack's <h Dusky Gyp 1. Fox Terriers. smooth or wire.—Dogs, open (1): W. M. Jack's eh Dusky Gyp. Scottish Terriers.—Dog or bitch, novice fl): V. P. Boot's Pniimure Mark 1. Puppy (1): V. P. Boot's Panmnre Mack 1. Irish Terriers.—Dogs, novice (1): C. Branigan's Kerry 1. Open (1): G. Bundy's ch Hed Idol 1. Bitches, novice (1): G. Bundy's Once Again 1. Puppy (1): G. Bundy's Once Again 1. Open (2): IV. Buiidv's Once Again 1, G. 11. Shaw's Lady Isabel 2.

Pomeranians, black, under 71b. —Dogs or bitches, puppy (1): Miss Iris Blackler's Ponto Pride 3. Dogs, open (1): Miss 1. Blackler's Ponto Pride 1. Any other colour, dogs, open (2): S. McDnugall's Rutland Pat- I, P. J. Thompson's Toss 2. Any weight, dogs, open (2): S. McDougall's Rulland Pat 1, Miss I. Blackler's Ponto Pride 2.

Pugs. fawn.—Dogs, open (2): S. M. Cassidy's Prince 1, S. A. McKay's Rex 2. Black'or fawn, dog or bitch, open (1): S M. Cassidy's Prince.

Irish Setters (challenge class). —Dogs, puppy (2): C. Petersen's Kerry Shamrock J. Limit (2): C. Petersen's Kerry Shamrock 1. Open (2): C. Petersen's St. Kilda Tim 1. Bitches, puppy (1): S. McElhin.ney's Gyp I. Retrievers, curly-coated.—Dogs, open (1): A. Cates's Doper 1. Bull Dogs.—Dogs, novice (1): A. A. Hcrron's Tipperary Barney 1. Puppy (1): A. A. Herron's Tipperary Barney 1. Open (2): G. 11. Tomline's Smirk 1, A. A. Herron's Tipperary Barney 2. C'o:lies, rough-coated.—Dogs, maiden (I): K. N. Glennie's Rag 1. Puppy (1): J. Clarke's-Don 1. Open (1): G. Broker's Jock 1. Smooth coated—Dogs, maiden (1): I;. Holland's Sharp 1. Puppy (1): L. Holland's Sharp 1. Bitches, maiden (1):. L. Holland's Queen 1. Puppy (2): 3. Dixon's Gip 1. L. Holland's Queen 2. Open (2): S. Dixon's Fan 1. S. Holland's Fly 2. Bearded Collies.—Dogs, open (1): L. R. Harrison's Punch 1. _-,,„■, Braces. —Sporting Brace (2): "0. E. Spedding .1, • . , , Ladies' Bracelet. —Open tn any variety dog or bitch in Show (5): Miss Speddintt's Millwood Gloaming 1, Mrs S. McDoueall's Rutland Pat 2, Mrs Jack's Dusky Gyp 3. LOCAL CLASSES.

(Judgo, Mr W. Carney, Alford Forest.) Collies, bearded, open (1): L. R. Richardson 1 and s. Rough-coated maiden (C) : ,T. W. Butterick 5, L. M. Lysaght 2. J. Fairbairn 3. Dog, open (2): G. Broker 1. T. Pennal 2. Bitch maiden (1): J. McLauchlan 1. Bitch.'open (.1): T. Pennal 1. Dog. maiden (4): "W. Kennedy 1, P. 1,. Donald 2. J. Clarke 3. Dog, open (5): P. L. Donald 1, F. Jary 2, J. Clarke 3. Bitch, open (4): S. Dixon 1. L. Holland 2, .7 Clarke 3. Bitch, maiden (3): J. \\. Butterick 1, L. Holland 2, J. Clarke 3. PIGEONS. (Judge: Mr A. Chrislchurch,) Flying Homer Classes. —Cock, most likely flier (5): J. R. Reeves 1. 2, and 3. Hen, most likely flier (2): J. R. Reeves 1, A. A. Cox 2. . . Juvenile Class.—Pigeon, any variety, cock or hen (11): H. Beaven 1 and special and best in Show, G. Beaven 2, M. Beaven 3. SCHOOL COMPETITIONS. (Judges: Messrs Joseph Watson and R. H. Biggar.) Penmanship (42): Dick Carson 1, Dorothy Bolton 2, Madeline Coulter, Ayleen Robiilia'rd, and Jessie Clements h c.