A. AND P. SHOW.

Press, Volume LXII, Issue 18659, 7 April 1926, Page 4

A. AND P. SHOW.

MACKENZIE SOCIETY.

Besidenta o£ the Fairlie district turned out in large numbers on Easter Monday to attend tha A. »hd P. Association's Twenty-eighth Annual Show. In addition, there «u present a number of people from Timaru, Geraldine, and various other ports 01 the country. she Winchester Association was represented by Mr Patterson, the president, and the Mayfield Association by Mr Withell, their vice-president. The weather was perfect throughout the day. The enow was not held last year owing to the epidemic, but the attendance this year was a record, as was evidenced by the Urge nutnber of motor-cars which almost encircled the ting. There were 1100 entries. "Very complete arrangements have been made, and owing to the etforts of Mr T. F. Bussell. president, and Mr J. A. Frazer and the committee, the show went without a hitch. Many of the ladies present spoke very highly of the tent containing easy chairs and lounges, which had been provided for them. The main live stock sections were very well supported, many of the sections showing very high merit. Large entries were received in the sheep sections, especially in tha Komney class. There was also a fine show of Border Leicesters, merinos and Corriedales. There was a good display of animals in the fat and flock classes A special feature in the cattle section was the buttUt test The results ehoWed ranch credit to all the competitors. There were Z particularly fine entries in both the draught and light horsepactions. The dog section provided a good display, and the does in the trial reflected great credit on ih£ owners. The home industry and dairy nrld.ice classes provided a fine _ diaper, Sally in the Vegetable and various cafeo aCs, Vhere the 8 co*peUtioß, »* Very keen There was a good display of gran, and th« display Of held roots fine, each class being well tepresented. The 2ua.es fot wool, which set a Very fine eandard still do not get ««*.«»«?"■ However the display this time is still. hetter than that of former showß. The S" r F° u ™ 5 schools ate encouraged to .end ih «- lihiia but the number of enttiea ia ilways v^J'entail The potatoes shown reflected "IT , b . d X. Vw*Slatf-Short-Dogs (judge » *£!%,„ Sheila Keeffe haired collie dogs (10). ™ McConne n 3. t A . L. Dobsofl 2, W. «. Y Robinson f ho^a^dler Ol t J%&»> . L«g•aire°d a ra^ Beay 2,. W. B. Wcoonneu LMm ing Spaniel (4): W. M ° rt . on J' % y B . Welsh* p? (i. O'Neill'3. B« tr ' eTe Velßh i Fox l ' C ' S- S. Harper terrier (3): Miss 1. » her hitt £ {i y. ? \ C^"J£ l F G Scaf.es 3, F. G. mcane 8 s P f" ? . K *■ 0. Scanes 3. . . Mr D, Pringle) Keeffe (Tui) 32 to** 9 '- 9 -' ** jun. (Garry) 29 points, 3. BroW) _ 1 Draught horses (judge'. M* A 5) . CoU or filly jn BU f Andrew Grant 2, Murtay since July let, Andrew Grant *-™\ io *fil\y foaled since 1924: Andrew Grant -i. j- J' , Andrew ' July Ist, 1921 (3)= 3- G eldb ! . Grant 2, Murray and Mart n a Grant foaled ettace Ju V Ist 1923 jrillyfbal- ' 1, Andrew Grant 2,Andrew u a m • ed since J«fr ta H OT a£L* S»nt g A ndtew 1 i Andrew Grant. 2 AndrbW warn w 1022 (2): Andrew Grant, l, m A ndrew FUly foaled *i»«* a«ly Grant 1, 1, Andrew 4 years or over-(o); Walie* £ d w Gtint 4> Grant 2, Andrew 3, Anw Qtani Gelding 4 ye»» „ M ££iGranT3, Andrew 1 Andrew GWnt 2, Andraw Grant Grant 4. Brood mare (8). ™; Qr&n( . tin l, Andrew ni champlbn, Champion mare: Murray and Mat in £ e ? e T' pion A. Grant in *- A< ?r?f 3 velra ot over ('2): Andrew reserve. Mare, » *«»» ' °\ s) . Andrew Grant Grant 1. PM* ?t T'o Andrew Grata* 3. 1, Murray and Ma'tin. 2 ' An«e And _ p'air of geldings (GJ: Andrew ura »^.^ rew Grant 2, ndr , e . w ,£. Black i. Atadrew ing draught (6)- Walter flack Grant 2, Andrew Gfant 3. «g t V Andrew ot yeidltig W' team (6): M : n'esl-heree. mowing .peed Miss R. Pater-1, Miea v, «i J i o '« Gui S S li» i' ft Bourn 2, J. \ H Pete?h C ifa& harnese horse NichOlls 2. Ladies hack D - L/BoUt n R. A. Grant ,1, o. R Gillingham 1, fe i'C h c. .BestW. L. Bourn A«• ' G iiJ in gham 1, Miss hacedhorae (10): 8. K - mmng . cV. U. H- w B McConneil 1, £ U Best taot 6m _gtaga-fl; Soils' 2 W. L, ° Boutn h j. |"^t^| k W? ): B M McC B o»«ert 11-I 1 - fßullfi.leh B afld Pistol 2. Be*t « hack (3)1 ITi Kerr 1, W. E. Black 3, i.. Q C <iodee- Mr HUhler Morris)Mi* Shiel ft ,lteefte l t f «' Bfe ° v S »• « P Craie 3, Mrs A. K. Bejmour ». Ponv 14 handa or under driven (5 : J«U. Ih"ela Keeffe 1, C. Cordes 2 F. H. itason 3 . Pony 13 hands or nnder,ndde/i (7). MWa Shiela Keeffe 1, B. B». O'Neill 2 B P. Tmi* 3 Mrs A. B. Seymoitr 4. tony J.i SSL & 1&, 1, J. 0, Guinness 2 H. Bnen 3. Pony■ hands or under, ridden (5): MUs J. Ottttn l Miss Shleta Keeffe s. I». H. Mw>t.n 3. p«,y Uhde* 14 hahda showing rnoet _ spe^ f.Be*t girl rider. S. Orheil 1. Girlie to carry list Tib «M S MUs I KttSrt td Wrry 13 *ton« fttad Over W: J M, Shaw 1, 8.. K. G > V2M Uimcing liorae, maiden (11): J> M; uimping .or , Guihtiesi 9, Best Xnpi.SWj4 m«_ljf 8. Otbelll, 3. H. Bha* 2, C. li, Orbe.l 3. Cot le-MUking Cattle (udge: Mr A. F C Ker)-He\cr hot incte than one Vedf (4)' A. L. Dobsott i, Thda, McDonald BTR. A. Munro 3. flelfet ttot am > than two rears (S)i 8. Dale 1, S. Dale 2, W. Mi Heifer not more than t>ree rears (5): A." L. Dohsbn 1. A. U Dobson oThcis. McDonald 3. Two heifer* two years "and under (6): B. Maddren 1. S. Dale 8, Thoe McDonald 3. Cotters cow (6): a. A. Munro l t D. ft*w. 2, W. P'cken» K 3. Best cow, any breed (9): S. Dale 1, B. Maddren 2, A. L. DobsOtt 3 D. Pearce 4 Three cows or heifers most suitable for kim»S(s> : S. Dale 1. ft. Mfddraiii 2, A. £. Dobsoh S. Thos. McDonald 4. Cow ana two progeny (3)t R. Maddren 1. S. T>il. 2 8. Dale 3. Two non'pedigre© heifers not over two year. (5): S. Dale 1. Thos "cDohald 2. Buttfef-fat tHt (8): H. A. Mnjiro 1 9) 1, A L. Dobsoh (1« 8, W, Pickehng (l'rt a. Putebred Friesiane-Bull (2); C. Sim i. John Bims 2. Purebred Jerteys (jSL i& J. H6llie*>. (f): 6. Da• i 8 Dftlfe 2, 8. Dale 3. fleif*r 4 calved six moriths (7): $. Dale 1. B. Maddrtn 2, S. Dale 8 B. Dale 4. Heifer calved ewce July Ist, 1623 (2): R. Maddreft 1. S, Dale 2. HeUer calved since July Ut, 19M: 6. Dale 1 Cow (3): R. Maddren 1 and champion, S Dale 2. B. Sale 1 Bull (ft): R. Maddren 1 S Dale 2. Bull over one yeai- (4): B. Maddren 1 and fcbampioh, 8. Dale 2, 8, Dale 3, Purebred Ayrshire, five classee (14): Thos. ! McDonald all awards and championships. 1 Fat Cattle (judge! Mr J. Mcßttde) Fat cow (4): C. Cordes U P. C, Lake 3, . K Anderson 3. Fat bullocK (2): F. C. Lake 1, P. C.Lake 2. Fat heifer (2)i F; C. '(judge,' Mr* vV H. CantWelD-Fleece of halfbttd wobl (2): T. P.BUssell 1, ft F. Bussell 3> Fl*fc* of wool (3): A. Dorman 1, E. Goodwin 2. Fleece

of crossbred wool, Romney Crow (3). G. m Giddings 1, G. Giddings 3, E. Goodwin 3. « Fleece of merino wool (2): Geo. Murray I, | G B^ng S Sh-P &*•. Mr J. E. P. Cam- | «fon>-Border Oleasters, ram and g overV): Andrew Grwtl, J. Davidson 2, J. | Davidson 3, Andrew Gran* 4. B»m, one- | shear (5): J. Davidson 1, Andrew Grant 9, . ■ J. Davidson 3, Andrew Grant 4. Romnoys- ; j Ram, two-shear and over (7): C. H. S. Johnston 1, H. Bricn 2, J. »»v-dson 3, B. A. . Grant 4. Ram, one-shear (2): S. Dale J, ; C H S. Johnston 2. Ram lamb (B): »• ; Dale 1, S. Dale 2, S. Dale 3 C. H. S. Johnston 4. Ewe, two-shear and oyer (6): . R A Grant 1, S. Dale 2, R. A. Grant 3. ; Ewe, one-shear (6): C. H. S. Johnston 1, g S Dale 2, C. H. S. Johnston 3, S. Dale. 4. a. Ewe lamb (5): S. Dale 1, C. H. S. John- | ston 2, C. H. S. Johnston 3, R. A. Grant 4. g Merinos—Ram, two-shear and over (4): Geo. £ Murray 1, F. H. Smith 2, F. H. Smith 3. | Ram, one-shear (2): F. H. Smith 1. F. H. | Smith 2. Ram lamb (2): F. H. Smith 1, S F H. Smith 2. Ewe, two-shear and over * (2): F. H. Smith 1, F. H. Smith 2. Ewe, | one-shear (21: F. H. Smith 1. F. H. Smith | 2. Ewe lamb (2): F. H. Smith 1, F. H. | Smith 2. Corriedale?—Ram, two-shear ana IS over (6): J. W. Topham 1, C. H. S. John- f ston 2C.H. S. Johnston 3, Andrew Grant » 4. Ram lamb (3): C. H. S. Johnston 1, t. S H. S. Johnston 2, Thos. Hogg 3. Ewe, two- | shear and over (4): J. W. Topham 1, Thos. | Hogg 2, C. H. S.. Johnston 8. Ewe, one- | shear (4): C. H. S. Johnston 1, C. H. S. g Johnston 2. Ewe lamb (6): Thos. Hogg 1, » Thos. Hogg 2, Thos. Hogg 3, C. H. S. | Johnston 4. Halfbreds—Ram lamb (4): i. <*• $ Scanes 1, F. G. Scanes 2, R. A. Grant 3. S Ewe, two-shear and over (3): F. G. Scanes f 1. Ewe, one-shear (2): R. A. Grant, 1, R- S A. Grant 9. Ewe lamb (4): F. G. Scanes g 1, R. A. Grant 2, ft. A. Grant 3. 9 Fat lambs (judge, Mr L. A. Nicholas)-- 3 Long-wool freezers, lambs (5): H. Brien 1, g H. Brien 2, E. Goodwin 3. Three Down | freezers, not exceeding 84Tb (4): H. Bnen | 1, W. Evans 2, R. A. Grant 3, R. A. Grant S 4. Three fat lambs, not to exceed 1001b (3): » E. Goodwin 1, E. Goodwin 2, H. Brien 3. | Three fat lambs, any breed or weight (2): h S Goodwin 1, E .Goodwin 2. Fat Sheep (judge, S Mr L. A. Douglas)— Three half at cross- 2 bfod freezers, not to exceed 1401b (7): Wan- & aha Howden 1, Wanaka Hbwden 2, Andrew fi Grant 3, Andrew Grant 4. Three two-tooth S wethers (4): Andrew Grant 1, H. Bnen 2, • | Andrew Grant 3. Thrw butchers wethers, S hot to exceed 751b (5): H. Brien 1, Andrew 3 Grant 2, Andrew Grant 3, Andrew Grant 4. | Three butchers' ewes (10): Andrew Grant 1, | Andrew Grant 2, Andrew Grant 3, J. Farqu- | bar 4. . I Flock Sheep (judge, Mr J. E. P. Camcrtn) | —Three crossbred flock ewe lambs (4): | Geo. Morris 1, C. H. S. Johnston 2, J. | Farquhar 3, J, Farquhar 4. Three three' | qUarterbred flock lambs (14): Andrew Grant | 1, Andrew Grant 2, Andrew Grant 9, Andrew i Grant 4. Three halfbred flock lambs (3): | R. A. Grant 1, R. A. Grant 2. F. G. | Scanes 3. Three crossbred breeding ewes | (7): R. A. Grant 1, R. A. Grant 2. Andrew j Grant 3, Andrew Grant 4. Three crossbred | one-shear ewes (4): Geo. Morris 1. Andrew f Grant 2> &H. S. Johnston 3, C. H. S. | Johnston 4. Three three-quarter breeding | ewes (4): Andrew Grant 1, Andrew Grant 2, | Andrew Grant 3, F. G. Scanes 4. Three § three-quarterbred one-shear ewes (0): Andrew | Grant 1, Andrew Grant 2, Andrew Grant 3, | Andrew Grant 4. Three halfbred breeding | ewes (2): R. A. Grant 1, R. A. Grant 2. | halfbred one-shear ewes (3): R. A. j Grant 1, R. A. Grant 2, Geo. Morris 3. 5 Threo Merino breeding ewes: F. H. Smith 1. 5 Five crossbred ono-shear ewes (3): George j Morris 1, George Morris 2, C. H. S. John- j ston 3. Three dne-shear Romney flock rams (2): R. A. Grant 1, C. H. S. Johnston 2. \ Five flock sheep (5): R. A. Grant I. Pet j lamb (S): Mag Giddings 1, Harold Sherwin j 2, Kathleen Bell 8, Patsy Talbot 4. j Pigs (judge, .Mr A. F. Stocker)—Two . j borkers (3): D. H. Doyle 1, A. L. Dobson 2. j Breeding sow (2): A, L. Dobson 1, A. L. 1 ; Dobson 2. Best boar: A. L. Dobson 1. ; Farm (judge, Mr ft. H. i Joyce) l —Bushel wheat, long . (4): W. R. i Clarke 1, W. R: r Clarke 2, A. S. Nunn 3. Bushel wheat, short (4): W. R. Clarke. Bushel Garton oats (2): W. R. Clarke 1 and 2, Bushel Algerian oats (2),: W» R» Clarke 1. Bushel oats, any other Variety* R. A. Grant 1. Bushel barley: G. Giddings 1. Bheaf of wheat, any long berry variety (3): W. H. Orbell 1, J. Trotter 2. Sheaf of wheat, ony short : borry Variety. (7): J> Trotter 1, W. H. Orbell 2, A. S. Nunn |. Sheaf of oats, white for threshing (4): B* Millar 1, B. Millar 2, J, ffotter 3* She&f (it oats, any variety, for chaff (7): T, F. Bussell 1, T. P. Bussell 2, B. Millar S. Bushel dressed ryegrass (3): W, It, Clarke 1, W. R. Clarke 2; Bushel dressed coekS' foot (2): W. R. Clarke 1, "W. R. Clarke 2. Field roots (judge, Mr W. Cunningham)--Six mangolds, long red (2): N. Ward 1, J. Trotter 2. Six mangolds, globe }*) • N. Ward 1, AVestgarth Bros. 2, G. Giddings 3. Six mangolds, any other variety (2): N. Ward 1, G. Giddings 2; Heaviest mangold (851b): ». Ward 1, Six ««*»%*•* (7): Mrs J. Sims 1, N. Ward 2, -H'.mf 2, K. Anderson 3. Six turnips, ™Y™mt ? 2 X ST. Wa P 2 N mrg | Six. turnips, sweies, %[ Robihsbn 1, N. Warn i, *• f» ~. KI i5 \. f- mUtSm SbOnd* Potatoes, kidney".: F to-datest J. J*TO*L /ait J. A. *«»«.*• Victors (2): to*** » Wl/ Fourteen pounds other late variety (5). A. B ■"■• and Salt 2, T. B- Crampon 3. Mistellaneous (Judge, Jtt" «• ,"• d / 4 )i Jtm- Pound Ida! dark seed "ke: Mrs H. Saunaera pound H.M 7). JBi^ J. Scarlett 4. M» rb '! ul c fe ßK |. V B p6ngß take, Saunde« 1, Mrs W. • f»«!, °1 j. Scaflett 2. iced (4): M" A > Hall 1, Mr Sponge cake no W»f 3. Sponge 1, Mrs A. Hall 2.f"*fi . a MIBS a. Hawkins sandwich, 3»«? filUd ( 7J. .|£ rleU 8 „Sponge 1, Miss C. Talbot 2, M*sJ. »carr ß Jfthgs roll (5): Mrs E. Boulter O^M (4 ): 2, Mrs H. Saunders 3. al 4 aU 3l Lemon Mrs K. Anderson 1. MrtA^^g'/ 1 ! MrS B. Seymour, f >»' a/"«,?«. j>> Copland 2, Mrs N. L. COPlartd 1, Mrs, H. "£ «/ ndarg ott Mrs T, J. Hawkins 8, Mrs *• » tfr4 il W«f», f ftry Mrs N. t.CopUd.2. N. i. t CM>l*>|d 1. Mr p 8 t j^ ve d B oesgseWUß -. Mrs A. Hawkins 3. «w y g , (5): Mrs A. Ha" 1.,»".'.V *» s \. Mr* J> Mrs M. Hay 2. J one do / e «„ Hart!!* 3. Oft* (3 ): Mrs f s de a?te MS m. Austin . dozen hens eggs, wnue <.•>>. j>" a - Leod)-Si* orrt wo"** W j ™* 0 g 8 Eileen JM.es 2, MftVU *«"g * B % Ms Mat' St f sied TakeV M»y McCerfmci 1. r4^l"ltfh>So^,K m« M T J Ha'wkfns 3. Six pears, cooking, Ji TrotVer 1, W- H. Cook 2.. Six tomatoes: Mrs A. R. Seymohr. Sl . u#)^.Two Vegetables (judge: Mr G, B. Hlateyi red cabbages (2): Mrs Jas Austin 1. O. ?;Sl d v Boulter 3> Two lettuces (4)! O. Badlet f; w°pM„g s. Rita Scatland 8. Cutled kale: Mrs J. Sims 1. Silver beet: Mclaughlin BrosVl. Bunch curled parsley (3):, Rita garland i Mrs Jas. Austin 2, W. Pickering 8. Twenty-four p69s pea* (8): &ta «p«rU«it 1 Mrs W, L. Btowii 2. Twetttyvegetab fl marroWa, white . (2)! MH A. B. , Selmour 1, H. A. le Cren 2. Two vegetable S*.. g'resn (?) ■ Haldon SttHon 1 Two mimokins (2): Mrs R. A. SeyittoM. B.x ord"ns,°ipe (4) i Mrt JaH. Auitih 1, Mrs Jas. MsUn CMrs J. Sims fc Clump esttbatot*. Mrs JaS, Austin L, fii* leeks: Mrs ,W,k Bourne 1. Twelve tubers artichokes (2); O. Sadler 1, 0. Sadler 2. Three beet, long red (2) (O. Sadler li 0. Sadler 3. Three beet, round (7)i W. PtckefihgJ^-J. Trottw 2 Mrs J. Sims 3. Three rtisnlpi (9): 0, Sadler 1, 0. Sadler 2, V.Jt Cook_ 3 Three carrots, intermediate (4»'/tP' «• Gbpk 1, J. Trotter 2, O. Sadler. 3. JUjE.e carrots, Shorthorn (5) i W. Haittis 1. W?Bf OWk a, W. Pickering 3. Three turnips: 0. Sadler 1. Twelve potatoes: Mrs.W. 1. BourneiL. Collection vegetables: Wtttartii 1. CollccWan flowers and produce from school gardens; Skipton School 1. Fairlie School 2, Falrlie School 8; OnS/shaw potatoes add 100'wOrd essay! Fred Richards 1. flfisn Cdoper aftd F. Surridge 2, Leslie Thomas 8,