PENINSULA SHOW.

Press, Volume LXIII, Issue 19162, 19 November 1927, Page 6

PENINSULA SHOW.

A FINE DISPLAY. The Peninsula Horse Show and Pastoral Association held their annual show yesterday The weather was ideal and the gate takings revealed ft record attendance. There was a full array of eide-ehows and firms giving demonstrations. The horse classes were°on a par with the usual Peninsula exhibits, but the cattle showed a decrease in entries on former years, and the general quality was not as good as usual. The junior classes for school work were fewer than usual, but the qookery section fully maintained its high standard, whilst the farmers' produce, which included vegetables, was a credit to the exhibitors considering the late season. .... A dance conduced by the Association in tho evening was a great success and was largely attended by Peninsula residents and visitors. The prize-list is as follows: HORSES. Hackney yearling: L. Fahey 1, A. J. McMaster ° 15 stone hack: L. D. Hooker 1, F Woodill 2, G. "Waghorn 3. Cob: Miss Montgomery 1, Mrs F. Mcintosh 2. Thirteen stone hack: Miss K. Kay 1, W. E. Leonardo 2, P. Moore 3. Two-year hack: L Fahey 1, W. P. Shadbolt 2. Eleven stone hack: Mrs A. J. McMaster 1, H. J. Leiievre C, E. Hay 3. Ladies' hack: Miss K. Kay 1 W. E. Leonardo 2, H. J. Lelievre 3. Troop horse: W. E. Leonardo 1. P. Moore 2 E. J. Kingston 3. Maiden hunter: 0. d. Hartley 1, Miss J. Masefield 2, Jack Masefield 3. Hunter, open: Miss K. Kay 1 G. AVaghorn 2, O. C. Hartley 3. Brood ulare: A. H. Williams 1. Daisy.cart horse: Miss Montgomery 1. Horse to draw 30 owt; C. V. Gilbert 1, P. Shadbolt 2. Pony under 13.3 hands: Miss J. Masefield 1, L. Robertson 2, P. Moore 3. Pony under 14.2 hands: B. McMaster 1, H. Chapman 2. Best boy rider: R. Maskey 1. Horse to draw 15 owt: 0. C. Hartley 1, D. Kay 2. Gig horse: E. J. Kingston 1, F. A. Hammond 2. Dogcart horse: Mrs L. Bailey 1, Miss P. Richfield 2. Pony jump: J. Masefield 1, Miss J. Masefield 2, L. Robertson 3. CATTLE. Two store steers: P. Moore 1 and 2. Two heifers: P. Moore 1, Miss K. Kay 2, W. P Shadbolt 3. Two yearling heifers: .P. Moore 1 and 2. Yearling steers: P. Moore 1 and 2. Two heifer calves- A. Cunningham 1, S. J. Vogan 2. Shorthorn bull, any age: S. Kay 1, J. Mould 2. Yearling Shorthorn bull: P. Moore 1. Milk cow: P. Shadbolt 1, A. Pottigrew 2, S. J. Vogan 3. Friesian cow: D. McKay 1, A. Cunningham 2, J. Duncan 3. Three-year heifer: Miss K. Kay 1, J. Wakelin 2. Two-year heifer: E. Giddens 1 and 2. Yearling heifeT: E. Giddens 1 and 2. Jersey bull, any age: A. F. Shadbolt 1, E. Weir 2, E. Cusden 3. Yearling bull: L. Cairn 31, T. W. Weir 2. Yearling heifer: J R. White 1, J. J. Brocherie 2 and 3. Cow: J. R. White 1, R. Donovan 2, P. Cunningham 3. Heifer, three years: J. R. White 1, S. J. Vogan 2, E. Weir 3. Heifer, two years: J. R. White 1, A. Cunningham 2, Miss K. Kay 3. Friesian bull, any age: C. R. Moore 1, S. J. Vogan 2. Friesian yearling bull: G. Kearney 1, W. A. Newton 2. SHEEP. Pen lambs: D. Craw 1. Three fat lambs: L. D. Stanbury 1, D. Kay 2, T. W. Warner 3. DOGS. Short-haired collie: A, Helps 1. Longhaired collie: A..J3. McKay 1, D. McKay 2, J. .JDuncan 3. Bearded collie: S. D. Hunt 1, L. A. Hammond 2, W.„M. Cossar 3. Dog trial: S. S. Barclay (29) 1, D. McKay (23) 2, J. E. Armstrong (20) 3. SCHOOL WORK. Standards 1 and' 2—Sewing: Hazel Kelly 1, G. Oattermole 2. Standard 3: N. Mason 1, D. Churchill 2. Standard 4: A. Hammond 1, J. Mason 2. Standards 5 and 6: M. Whitehead 1, M. Herriot 2. Writing, under 10: D. Duxbury 1, L. Duxbury 2, T. Henning 3. Under 13: W. Thorburn 1, J. VVright.2, A. Kearney 8. Under 16: L. Norrish 1, J. Wakelin 2, Y. Lelievre 3. Crayon drawing: W. Thorburn 1, M. Hay ward 2. Pencil drawing: R. Petterson 1, W. Cusdin 2. Essay: M, Cradock 1, J. McKenzie 2. G. Herriott 3. Map: M. Cradock 1. Plasticene —Standard 3: T. Karetai 1, V. Davis 2, M. Praßer 3. Standard 0: E. Oattermole 1, L. Duxbury 2, J. McKay 3. Collection birds' eggs: K. Steward 1, R. Kelly 2. Native flowors: N. Churchill 1, D. Churchill 2, V. Armstrong 3. DOMESTIC PRODUCE. Preserved fruit in Byrup: Mrs T. Stewart 1 and 2. Preserved fruit in water: Mrs T, Stewart 1. Jam: Mrs P. W. Crockett 1 and 2, Mrs T. Stewart 3. Jelly: Mrs P. W. Crockett 1 and 3, Mrs Joblin 2. Pickles: Mrs P. W. Williams 1, Miss L. Moore 2. Marmalade: Mrs J. Reynish 1 and 2, Mrs L. Cairns 3. Chutney: Mrs W. Mould 1, Mrs W. Rhodes 2. Sauce: Mrs P. W. Williams 1, Mrs W. Churchill 2 and 3. Homemade wine: Miss Cunningham 1 and 2, Mrs Cunningham 3. Bread: Mrs P. Harris 1, Mrs Moore 2, Mrs E. D. Hooker 3. Sponge cake: Miss N. Cunningham 1 and 3, Miss M. Stewart 2, Sultana cake: Miss D. Weir 1, Miss M. Stewart 2, Mrs A. Stewart 3. Fruit cake: Mrs A. Stewart 1, Mrs 0. Hazeldine 2, Miss M. Stewart 8. Seed cake: Mrs S. E. Weir 1, Miss N. Cunningham 2, Mrs A. Stewart 3. Madeira cake: Miss M. Stewart 1 and 2, Mrs A. Stewart 3. Sponge sandwich: Miss N. Cunningham 1 and 2, Mrs Moore 3. Small cakes: Mrs J. Stewart 1 and 2. Plain scones: Miss M. Stewart 1 and 2, Miss N. Cunningham 3. Sultana Bcones: Mrs L. Cairns 1, Mrs W. Churchill 2, Miss N. Cunningham 8. Girdle scones: Miss N. Cunningham 1 and 2, Mrs D. McKay 3. Pastry: Mrs Moore 1 and 2, Miss M. Stewart 3. Shortbread: Mrs G. Mould 1, Miss M. Stewart 2 and 3. Oat cake: Mrs G. Mould 1 and 2. Pikelets: Miss W. Cunningham 1 and 2, Mrs L. Cairns 3. Plum pudding: Miss N. Cunningham 1, Mrs J. Thomas 2 and 8. Fruit pie: Miss M. Stewart. Soap: Mrs J. G. Barwick 1, Mrs A. J. Hunt 2. Electrio range cookery: Mrs MoDonald 1, Mrs Priett 2. Sponge sandwich: Mrs A. R. Prichard 1 and 2. Fruit cake: Mrs P. A. Lewthwaite 1 and 2.' FARMERS' PRODUCE. Dairy Cheese: H. Harrington 1, P. Cunningham 2, B. Oattermole 8. Factory cheese: Barry's Bay Dairy Co. 1 and 2. Factory butter: Central Dairy Co. 1. Separator butter: Mrs W. Weir 1 and 2, Mrs E. D. Hooker 3. Dairy butter: Mrs G. Mould 1, Mibs D. Weir 2, Mrs M. Foley 8. Butter novices: Mrs 0. J. Cradock 1, Mrs A. Salt 2, Mrs P. Cunningham 3. Ham: B. A. Pettigrew 1 and 2, A. Pettigrew 3. Bacon: R. A. Pettigrew 1. Honey: Mrs J. R. White 1 and 2. Hen eggs: Mrs W. Churchill 1 and 3, Mrß H. Blomquist 2. Duok eggs: T. Joblin 1. Mrs J. H. McMaster 2. GARDEN PRODUCE. Apples: E. Levalliant 1, Mrs A. R. Haylock 2 Lettuce: P. Haghind 1, Mrs McMaster 2. Cabbage: Mrs T. R.' Mould 1, P. Haglund 2, W. Mould 3. Onions: P. Haglund 1. Miss J. Vogan 2. Rhubarb: Mrs J. Jag- J gar 1, Mrs D. McKay 2. Red potatoes: G. Harris 1, W. M. Cossar 2. White potatoes: Miss N. Tizzard 1, .E. Waghorn 2. Peas: ] P. Haglund 1. Broad beanß: P. Haglund 1, D. McKay 2. Carrots: G. Har- ] ris 1. Eschalots: P. Norrish 1, E. Giddens 2. Collection salad: Mrs A. R. Prichard 1, P. Haglund 2. Collection vegetables: Miss N. Cunningham 1, P. Haglund 2. FLOWERS. Six roses: Miss W. Cunningham 1, Mrs S. McPherson. 2, R. Cattermole 3. Three roses; Mrs Cattermole 1, Mrs A. Waghorn 2, C. Norrish 3. Tea roses: Mrs T. Duxbury 1, Mrs J. Marshall 2. Full bloom roses: Mrs A. Waghorn 1, Mrs W. H. Montgomery 2. Twelve roses: Miss W. Cunningham 1, Miss E. M. Jacotson 2. Buttonhole roses: V. Armstrong 1, Miss E. M. Jacobson 2, ,Mr» T. S. Duxbury 3. Champion rose: Miss E. M. Jacobson. Stocks: L. Norrish 1. ! Geraniums: Mrs J. Mould 1, Mrs G. Ham- ' raond 2 and 3. Pelargoniums: Mrs H. Haylock 1, Mrs R. D. Hooker 2, Mrs L. Hooker I 3. Six varieties: H. Craw 1, Mrs G. Mould 2 and 3. Twelve pansies: H. Craw 1, J. Craw 2. Hardy flowers: Mrs G. Armstrong 1, Mrs L. Waghorn 2, Mrs G. Hammond 3. Gaillardias: Mrs A. Waghorn 1. Cut flowers: Mrs F. W. Crockett 1, Miss E. M. Lelievre 2, Mrs W. M. Cossar 3. Collection climbers: Mrs A. Waghorn 1. Collection shrubs: Mrs E. Waghorn 1, Mrs G. McKay 2. Rhododendrons: J. Crow 1. Ladies' spray: Mrs G. McKay 1, Miss J. Cradock 2, Mrs G. McKay 3. Buttonholes: Mrs F. W. Crockett 1, Miss W. Henning 2, Miss E. M. Lelievre 3, Buttonholes, children: Miss N. Armstrong 1, Miss D. Armstrong 2, Miss N. Henning 3. Six sweet peas: Mrs T. Thompson 1 Mrs W. M. Cossar 2, Mrs G. Henning 3. Three carnations: J. Craw 1, Mrs G. Hammond 2. Six carnations: Mrs 0. Hammond 1. Collection sweet peas: M*s T. Thompson 1, Mrs G. Henning 2, Miss D. Leete 3. GUESSING COMPETITION. Guessing Competition (live lamb, correct weight 611b): S. J. Vogan, exact weight.