A. AND P. SHOW.

Press, Volume LXIII, Issue 19165, 23 November 1927, Page 6

A. AND P. SHOW.

BANKS PENINSULA. The eighteenth annual show of the aoove A,deviation was held yesterday on the picI ■...rcsquo Awa Iti Domain at Little- River. As usual the attendance of visitors from all over the Peninsula and Ellesrnere and intermediate districts was very large, Cbnstchureu 3lso contributing considerably. Tbo country is now looking at its best, and the jniirncv to the River under the pleasant conditions' prevailing in tho forenoon, was much enjoved. Just before the concluding competitions, heavy clouds gathered. aud a. thunderstorm threatened, but it pasead o!i with a few drop*. The gate ta-kiiu,'9 amounted to XIBO 7s 3d, aa ogamnsl i-'JI last year, but the actual attendance did notreflect this difference. The show is noted as a rule tor lis_ excellent displav of light horses, and it did not differ "in this respect yesterday. A "ood clsbs was shown in practically all the sections, and entries in quite a number of instances exceeded the dozen. JNaturallv competition was keen. The champion hacknev, A. V. Joblin's Molyneaux, scored a. series of successes in this section. Pomps also drew notable competition, entries in on- or two of the classes exceeding single ti-ures. The draught section was disapi.ointin- in numbers, though a few good iicrscß were paraded, but- the two military classes evoked keen competition. The purebred sheep classes were clisaopoinlintr in tlm matter of numbers, border Leicester and Komneys failing to draw entries, English Leicester and R.Vt; 1 ™" 8 cr.lv one competitor in each, and bouludowns two. However, the crossbred section attracted spirited competition, A\. R. Mont- ■ •o,nci7 and the Kinloch Estate scoring most of the awards. Competition was also -ood in the fat sheep classes, \\. H. Montgomery and T. 10. Stanbury annexing most of the prizes. Purebred cattle were forward m small numbers, but quality represented sonic of the. best show cattle of this end of the province. Jerseys and Friesians were worthy of note. The dairy cattle class drew ten . entries, representing all the breeds, and the champion cow of the clasa was singled out in .1 R. White's exhibit. Numerically, us well as in quality, the crossbred dairy seetion is general!v about the best at the show and the half-down classes attracted keen competition between E A Patten, J K White, and F. W. Crockett. _ The non-stock sections striking display, notably the flower exhibition, which would be hard to beat anywhere in such an unsuitable season. Domestic produce was also another outstanding section. The competitions were of an average character. The jumping was not so finished as usual, some of the horses obviously not having receiving much schooling. However, the show was well above the average function of its kind, and was well managed .by thi executive. The awards were ns follows: SHEEr. (Judges: Stud and crossbred, Mr W. Cunningham; fat, Mr F. Steele). English Leicester —Ram, ony age (2): Sir Tlealon Rhodes 1 and 2. Two ewes, under IS months (.1): Sir Healon Rhodes 1. Southdowns —Ewe, wet, any age (2): \. R. Line 1 and 2. , Two ewes, under IS months (2): V. B. Line 1, Keenan Bros. 2 and e. Rveland—Ram. any age (1): \V. 0. Rennie 1. Ram, over 12 and under 18 months (2): W. O. Rennie 1 and 2. Ewe, wet, any age (1): W. 0. Rennie I. Crossbred —Coarse wool crossbred ewe, with lamb (6): Kinloc.h Estate 1, A. W. Harris 2, J. J.' Flynn v h c, W. H. Montgomery c. Three-quarterbred ewe, with lamb (4) . W. H. Montgomery 1, A. V. Hutchinson 2, Kinloch Estate h c. Halfbred ewe. with lamb (3): Kinloch Estate 1, W, H. Montgomery 2. Three crossbred ewe hoggets, by English Leicester ram (3): W. H. Montgomery 1, Kinloch Estate 2. Three crossbred ewe hoggets (4): Kinloch Estate 1, W. H. Montgomery 3 and 3. Three threequarterbred ewe hoggets (3): W. H. Montgomery 1, Kinloch Estate 2. Three shorn crossbred wether hoggets (31: W. H. Montgomery 1 and 2. Three shorn crossbred ewe hoggets (4) :' W. H. Montgomery 1 and 3, Kinloch Esttae 2. Fat Sheep—Three fat lambs, Down breed, not Down cross (4): W. H. Montgomery 1 and 2, T. E. Stanbury 3. Three fat lambs, Down cross (3): T. E. Stanbury 1, 2, and 3. Three wethers, any weight or age (4): W. H. Montgomery l.and 2, T. E. Stanbury 3. Three sheep, suitablo for freezing purposes, weight not to exceed 601b (8): T. E. Stanbury 1 and 2, W. H. Montgomery 3. Three fat ewes, suitable for butchers' purposes (5): W. H. Montgomery 1, 2, and 3, Kinloch Estate c. Five fat lambs, suitable for export (6): W. Craw . 1, F. G. Bixdling 2, W. H. Montgomery. .3. Three fat lambs, any. cross, bred on Penin-. sula (6): -P. G. Birdling 1, T. E. .Stanbury 2' arid 3. _ Pet sheep (8): Miss Xgaire White 1, G.. and A.- Smith 2. Miss G. Fahcy 3. Pet twotooth (2): T. E. Stanbury 1, Miss 0. Patten 2. CATTLE. . Shorthoru (judge, Mr R. W. Graham) Bull, over 2 years (1): W. Bowis 1. Milking Shorthorn (judge, Mr R. Reach) — Bull, over 2 years (1): Toby Robinson 2. Bull, yearling (1): Dudley Richards 2. Cow or heifer, in milk or in calf (4) : W. Bowis 1 aud 2. Heifer, yearling (1): W. Smith 1. Graded Shorthorn cow (2): P. W. Crockett 1 and 2. Jersey (judge, Mr G. Gould) —Bull over 2 vears (1): Chas. H. Watson's Star of Donard Lodge 1 and champion. Bull, yearling (2): J. E. V. Chapman 1, P. J. Dulieu 2. Cow, in milk or in calf (2): C. H. Watson 1, J. E. V. Chapman 2. H. Page 3. Heifer, 2 years (2): P. J. Dulicu's Perfection Hopeful 1 and champion, J. R. White 2. Heifer, yearling (3): C. H. Watson 1 and 2, J. E. V. Chapman v h c. Guernsev (judge, Mr G. Gould) —Bull, 2 years or over (2): H. S. S. Kyle 1. Heifer, 2 years (1): H. S. S. Kyle. Cow, in milk, over 3 years (3): H. S. S. Kylo 1, P. W. Crockett 2, W. H. Montgomery 3. Friesian (judge, Mr A. S. Stalker) —Bull, over 2 years (2): Jno. Stalker's Oakland Choice 1 and champion. Cow or heifer, in milk or in calf (4J : V. Crump 1, Jno. Stalker 2. Cow or heifer, 3 years (1): Jno. Stalker 1. Heifer, 2 years (2): P. Crump 1, Jno. Stalker 2. • Heifer, yearling (3): Jno. Stalker 1, P. Crump 2. Crossbred cattle (judge, Mr R. D. Graham)— Three calves (2): P. W. Crockett 1 and 2. Three store steerß, 3 years (2): A. K. Birdling 1. Three store steers, 2 years (3): A. E. Birdling 1, W. Craw 2, Kinloch Estate v h c. Pen of three two-year-old store heifers (2) : A. E. Birdling 1, Hutchinson Bros. 2. Fat Cattle (judge, Mr A. .7. Keith) — Two-year bullocks (4): A. E. Birdling 1 and 2, T. Thompson v h c. Three-year bullock (3): A. E. Birdling 1, C. Gow 2. Fat bullock, over five years (3): A. E. Birdling 1, J. 0. Coop 2. Two-year heifer (2): A. E. Birdling 1, Hutchinson Bros. 2. Three-year heifer (3): A. E. Birdling 1, 2, and v h c. I Fat heifer, not over five years (2): A. E. Birdling 1 and 2. Pat cow (2): A. E. Birdling 1 and 2. Pen of three fat bullocks, average weight not to exceed 8001b (3): Kinloch Estate 1, A. E. Birdling 2 and v h c. Dairy Cattle (judge, Mr J. Parlane) —Cow, to be judged by type, teats, udder, and milk veins alone (10): J. R. White 1, E. A. Patten 2. Champion dairy cow and heifer, any breed (4): J. R. White 1. "Crossbred dairy cattle (judge, Mr J. Parlane) —Cow in milk (7): J. R. White's Monabel 1 and champion, E. A. Patten 2, P. W. Crockett 3. Cow or heifer, threeyears old (5): E. A. Patten 1, J. R. White 2 and 3. Heifer, two years (6): E. A. Patten 1, J. R. White 2, Keenan Bros. 3. Heifer, yearling, not Jersey cross (2): F. W. Crockett 1 and 2. Heifer, yearling, Jersey cross (4): J. R. White 1, E. A. Patten 2. Heifer calf (4) : J. R. White 1, E. A. Patten 2 and v h c. Working Bullocks in waggon (1): J. 0. Coop 1. Bullock driving competition (1): S. Le Compto 1. DOGS. (Judge, Mr W. A. Banks.) Short-haired Collie, dog or bitch (6): Geo. Jones 1, Geo. Pocock 2, J. McQueen c. Rough-haired Collie, dog or bitch (10): D. M. Mackay 1 and 2, C. Londrigan e, L. G. Humphries v h c-Bearded Collie, dog or bitch (6): L. Hunt 1, T. Brankin 2, Willie Smith c. HORSES. Draughts (judge, Mr B. Ferguson)—Entire horse, three years (1): C. B. Thomas 1. Colt or gelding, yearling (5): C. B. Thonißs's Brilliant Douglas 1 and champion, D. Miller 2, J. Falkiuder 3, J. 0. Coop v h c. Filly, three years (3): J. 0. Coop 1. Dry mare, three years and over (3): J.' Falkinder's Miss Bucklyore 1 and champion, J. 0, Coop 2. Pair of mares, any age, in regular work (2): J. O. Coop 1. Marc or gelding suitable for pacing (3): Toby Robinson 1, T. Stewart 2. Military (judge, Lieutenant-Colonel Stafford)— Troop horse (10): A. V. Joblin's Molyneaux 1, Miss L. Doyle 2, Miss H. D. Rich S, Mrs A. J. McMaster v h c. Horse most suitable for mounted riflo work (6): A. Shadbolt 1, E. G. Hill 2, W. Gray 3. Artillery horse (1): Toby Robinson 1. Light horses (judge, Mr W. J. Hayward)—Toby Robinson 1. \carling Ally,or gelding (3): C.-H. Watson 1, A. J. McMaster 2. Yearling, not pacing or trotting (")• J. H. Watson 1, A. J. McMaster '-. Two-vear gelding or filly (7): Keenan Bros, s Kay Child 1. J. H. Nat-son -• „ T l ;}■ Warner 3. Brood mare (3): J. E. V. Chapman 1, J. H. Watson 2, Toby Robinson ... Hack, mare or gelding, (9): t H. G. Livingstone 1 Miss L. Doyle 2, Kinloch Estate 3 E Hav v h c. Maiden hack, list, open to horses" that have never won a first prize (12): H. G. Livingstone 1. L. Doyle 2, Miss H. D. Rich 3. Miss K. Kay v he. Hack up to ISst (12): W. Leonardos Kira 1, A. V. Joblin 2. W. Gray 3, Miss H. D. Rich v h c. Hack up to 15st (2): \\. Grav's Tango 1, Toby Robinson 2. Lady s hack (13): Miss H. D. Rich's Ben Hurl, Miss L. Dovle 2. A. V. Joblin 3, W. Leonardo v h c. I'-adv's hack, district competition (11): A. V. j'oblin's Molyneaux 1, W. Gray 2, W. Leonardo 3, Mrs A. McMaster The.

Best-mannered hack (8): A. V. Joblin ■ Molyneux 1, "W. Gray 2, Mrs A. J. MeMaster 3, Mies Da Montgomery The. Best pair hacks: W. Gray and Mrs A. J. McMaster 1, Miss L. Doyle and Miss H. p Rich 2, Miss Da Montgomery 3. Most useful and active hack (7) : A; V. Joblin 1. \V. Gray 2, Mrs A. J. McMaster 3. Best hack on ground, for challenge cup presented by Mr W. A. Gray, A. V. Joblin's Moly'coti's and Fonies (judge, Mr W. J. Doyle) Child's pony, under 11 hands (4): Douglas MrMastcr's Star 1, S. S. Barclay 2, J E. 0. Chapman 3. Child's pony, under VI hands (3): Master Douglas 1, H. T. Chapman 2. Child's pony not over 13 hands (6): J. 0. Coop's Ginger 1 and v h c, Geo. Peter 2, H. G. Livingstone 8. Pony, not over 14 hands (13): Ken Boyle's Chum 1 Thos. Gee 2, Miss Helen Buchanan 3, K ,1. Hutchinson v h c, Cob, up to 15 hands (.10): Miss Da Montgomery's Starlight J. Master Keith Calder 2, Mrs Fraser MeTntosh 3. Best pony, suitable for polo MS)- H. G. Livingstone 1, D. Gould 2. Harness Horses (judge, Mr M. Bethcll) Single buggy or gig horso (7): T. C. Withell 1, E.~ K. Patten 2, Kinloch Estate 3. Daisy cart horse, under 14.3 hands ' (3) : Master Keith Calder 1, Mrs Geo. Pocock 2, Da Montgomery 3. Pony, 13 hands or under (3): T. Gee's Pussyfoot 1, Geo Peter 2, J. E. V. Chapman 3. Dairy t-irmers' turn-out (3): H. A. Reed 1, Toby Robinson 2. T. Stewart S. Cob or pony, under T-i hands, in harness (3): Thos. Gee s Response 1. Miss Helen Buchanan 2.

DOMESTIC PRODUCE. (Judge: Mrs R. J. Black.) Fresh butter with salt (5): Mrs W. McLaughlin i. Mrs Y. M. Tyson 2, Mrs A. Stew■irt °c Farm separator butter (9): Mrs C. J Craddock 1, Mrs H. C. Stuart 2, Mrs J5. P Hunt v h o. Fancy butter (1): Mrs W. Major 1. Salted butter (5): Mrs W. Major 1, Mrs K. J. Vi'atkins 2, Miss M. Watson v' h c. New factory cheese (1): Wairewa Dairy Co. 1. New farmers' made cheese (2): 1\ Cunningham 1 and 2. Loaf home-made bread (6): Mrs AV. Pidgeon 1 and 2, Mrs P. Coop v li <■. Loaf home-made brown bread (]): Mrs W. Pidgeon 1. Plain home-made, oven scones without butter (11): Mrs G. Roberts l..Mr» N - . E. Boarman 3, Mrs A. V. Joblin v h e. Sweet home-made oven scones (6) : Mrs IJ. E. Vanstone 1, Mrs J. H. Thomas 2, Mrs S. W. Birdliug v h c. Plain horaem'iido brown oven Bcones, without butter (5): Mrs P. P. Roper 1, Mrs E. M. Reynolds 2, Mrs A. V. Joblin vh c. Home-made oatmeal cakes (7) : Mi*s E. Thompson 1, Miss M. Gibson 2, Mrs C. Dutton v h c. Home-made shortbread (14): Mrs S. W. Birdling l,.Mrs F. A. Stewart '-', Mrs G. Mould vh c. Homemade fancy biscuits (5): Mrs F. G. Ablett 1 and 2. Mrs G. Radford v hc. Home-made plain cake (8): Mrs J. AV. Smith 1, Mrs Y. ('}. Ablelt 2, Miss M. V. Roberts v h c. Home-made plain cake, for exhibitors who have never won a first prize (11): Mrs F. A. Stewart 1. Miss M. Gjbson 2, Mrs F. Coop vh c. Homo-made rich fruit cake (8): Mrs J. W. Roberts 1, Mrs A. Stewart 2, Mrs R Jenkins v h c. Home-made rich fruit cake (10)- Miss M. Watson 1, Mrs R. Jenkins 2 Mrs J. Sou then v h c. Home-made sponge' cake (non-prizc-winnenO (11): Mrs S W. Birdling 1, Mrs J. Chapmau 2, Mrs P. G Ablett v h c. Home-made sponge sandwich (8): Miss M. Gibson 1, Miss M. V. Roberts 2. Miss H. Chapman v h c. Homomade spongn roll (5) : Miss G. Brown 1. Miss ■M. Gibson 2, Mrs F. Radford v b c. Collection of home-made pastry (2): Mrs G. Roberts I and 2. Collection of home-made sweets (11): Miss B. Holmes I, Miss D. Anderson 2, Mrs P. Coop vh c. Pikelets (10) : Mrs W McLaughlin 1, Mrs H. Gudsell 2, Mrs P. G. Ablett v, hc. Plum pudding (5): Mrs j' H. Thomas 1 and 2, Mrs G. Jones v h c. Home-made jam (two varieties) (4): Mrs H, Leo 1, Mrs P F.- Roper 2. Marmalade (lo): Mrs H Lee 1. 2, and c, Mrs G. Hayes v h c. Home-made jellies (two varieties) (7): Mrs P W. Crockett 1, Mrs J, W. Smith 2, Mrs V F Roper v h c. Home-made preserved fruits (two varieties) (10): Mr ß A. Schnell 1 Mrs J. W. Roberts 2, Mrs P. P. Roper v h c. Home-made pickles (3): Mrs J. W, Roberts 1, Mrs A. Schnell 2. Honey, granulated (4): Mrs J. R. White. 1 and 2. Honey, liquid (4): Mrs J. R. White 1 and 2 Dozen light-coloured fresh fowls' eggs (7): Mrs Churchill 1, Mrs K. Parkinson 2. Dozen dark-coloured fowls' eggs (3) : Miss E. Janning 1, Mrs Churchill 2. Dozen duck eggs (5): Mrs B. Chapman 1 and 2. Home-made wine, any variety (3) : Mrs A. Schnell 1 and 2 Home-made wine, currant (2): Mrs A. Schnell 1 and 2. Home-cured ham, jmsmoked (5): Mrs R. A. Pettigrew 1, Mrs P P. Roper 2. Side of bacon, smoked (l). r' A* Pettigrew 1. Collection of apples (2): M'rs T. Stewart 1 and 2, of gooseberries (4): Willie Jones 1 and 2, J. Lewthwaite v li c. Home-made tomato sauce (4): Mrs H. Lee 1, Mrs J. Chapman -. Home-made soap (5): Mrs A. Thomson 1, Mrs P. P. Roper 2. Sample of walnuts (1): Mrs P Stewart 1. Home-made tomato chutney (3): Mrs A. Schnell 1 and 2. Electric Cooking—Loaf home-made . white bread (l): Miss M. Reynish 1. Sponge sandwich (2): Mrs P. A. Lewthwaite 1, Miss E L Bates 2. Home-made rich fruit cake (4): Mrs P. A. Lewthwaite I,.MiBS B. Pascoe 2, Mrs Ferguson v h c. POTATOES, ROOTS, AND SEEDS. (Judge: Mr W. J. Jenkins.) Blue potatoes (2): H. H. Kimber 1, H. Schnell 2. Eating potatoes. (11): H. Schnell 1 W Major 2, 0. H, Isles v h c. Kidney potatoes (2): H. H. Kimber 1 ; Early variety; new .potatoes' (9):. T.J3. Stanbury 1, £•»•;: Kimljer 2 and'.v h c,fW. Craw c. Yellow; variety mangolds (2): H.. Schnell 1. • Long Red mangolds (2): H. Schnell 1, Rhubarb (3): V.-B. Jaggar land 2. Peas, -any variety (4): C. R. Craytliorne l H. II Kimber 2. Collection of vegetables (4): Miss M. Giddens 1, Mrs E. Giddens 2. Cabbage (5): Willie Jones 1, Mrs W. M. Thomas 2. Three roots of silver beet (3): Mrs P. G. Ablett 1 H H Kimber 2. 251b farmers' riddled cocksfoot (3): J. R. White and A. Patten (equal) 2. 251b farmers' dressed cocksfoot (2): J. R. White 1 and 2. FLOWERS. (Judges: Messrs James Young, J. S. Hawkes, and W. Jones.) Dinner-tablo decoration, clear-glass vases (6): Mrs F. W. Crockett 1, Miss Wilson 2, Miss M. Harper v he. Dinner-table decoration (3): Miss Wilson 1, Mrs J. Coop 2. Dinner-table decoration, girls under 15, clear vases (3): Mary Milligan 1, Nancy Buchanan 2. Bowl of sweet peas, two varieties (3): J. Craddo€k 1, Miss E. Radford 2. Bowl of sweet peas, one variety (3): Miss Gread 1, Mrs F. Coop 2. Decorated basket (2): Mrs F. Crockett 1, Miss M. Parkinson 2. Bowlof roses in silver vase. (2): Mrs W. F. Parkinson 1, Mrs S. W. Birdling 2. Roses in glass or china bowl (4): Mrs W. P. Parkinson 1, Mrs C. J. Cradock 2. Collection of flowering shrubs (1): Miss E. Bates I. Collection of sweet peas (5): Mrs T. Thompson 1, Miss A. Coop 2, Miss M.. Watson v h c. Bowl-of sweet peas, children under 15 (3): Laurie Humphries 1, Ivy Vanstone 2. Bowl of assorted flowers (6): Mrs T. Thompson 1, Mrs G. Jones 2, Mrs J. P. Buchanan v h c. Palm in pot (1): Miss 0. Thomas 1; Foliage plant (2): Mrs J. P. Buchanan 1, Mrs F. W. Crockett 2. Geranium'in flower (2): Mrs P. Hunt 1, Mrs M. Thomas 2. Bowl of snapdragons (5): Mrs F. W. Crockett 1, Mrs J. P. Buchanan 2, Mrs Trail v h c. Bowl of assorted flowers, six distinct varieties (5): Mrs G. Jones 1, Mrs Trail 2, Mrs J. Hum-, phries v he' Twelve roses (1): Miss E. Jacobson 1. Bowl of roses (8): Miss A. Coop 1, Mrs MePherson 2, Miss C. Bates v h. c. Collection of full-blown roses (2): Mrs J. F. Buchanan 1, Mrs MePherson 2. Collection of iris. (2): Mrs J. F. Buchanan 1, Mrs J. Humphries 2. Bowl of delphiniums (4): Mrs G. Jones 1, Mrs L. Landrigan 2. Bowl of paeony roses (2): Mrs G. Jones 1, Mrs P. W. Crockett 2. Collection of columbine (6): Mrs T. Thompson 1, Mrs J. P. Buchanan 2, E. M. Harris v h c. Specimen bloom, any flower (5): Mrs J. Humphries 1, Mrs J. P. Buchanan 2 and v h c. Premier rose bloom (8): Miss D. A. Montgomery 1, Mrs W. F. Parkinson 2, Miss E. E. Jacobson v h c. Rose bloom (7): T. P. Duibury 1, Mrs D. Anderson 2, Mrs MePherson v h c. Rose bloom, grown on Peninsula (9): Miss A. Coop 1, Mrs J. F. Buchanan 2, Mrs W. P. Parkinson v h c. Rose, any variety (10): Miss A. Coop 1, Miss D. A. Montgomery 2, Mrs J. P. Buchanan 3. Rod rose, three varieties (8): T. P. Duxbury 1, Mrs J. P. Buchanan 2, Mrs W, F. Parkinson v h c. Pink rose, three varieties (6): Mrs T. Thompson 1, Mrs J. Humphries and Miss A. Coop (equal) 2, Mrs D. Anderson v h c. Yellow rose, three varieties (5): Mrs J, P. Buchanan 1, Mrs D. Anderson 2. Six roses (8): T. F. Duxbury 1, Mrs MePherson 2, Mrs D. Anderson v h c, Miss E. Bates c. Collection of sweet peas (3): Mrs T. Thompson .1, Miss T. Craw 2, Mrs R. E. Van6tone v h e. Collection of geranium blooms (5) : Mrs P. W. Crockett 1, Mrs J. Humphries 2, Mrs J. P. Buchanan v h c. Collection of sweet peas (3): Mrs T. Thompson 1, Mrs R. E. Vanstone 2. Pansies (4): R. Craw 1, J. Cunningham 2, Mrs G. MJould vh c. Pansies (5) :R, Craw 1, Miss E. Radford 2, J. Cunningham v h c. Pansies in bowl (5): R. Craw 1, Miss E. Radford 2, Mrs G. Mould v h c. Calceolaria blooms (2): Mrs J. Humphries 1, Mrs A. Waghorn 2. Ten weeks stock (1): Mrs W. M. Thomas 1. Collection of snapdragons, in vase (7): Mrs Trail 1, Mrs p. W. Crockett 2. Mrs L. Landrigan v h c. Collection of Iceland poppies (3) : Mrs A. V. Hutchison 1, Mrs L. Landrigan 2, Mrs Trail v h c. Buttonhole and lady's spray, boy or girl under 15 (6): Ellen Smith 1, Nellie Radford 2, E. Mould v h c. Collection of native flowers (3) : Mrs Churchill 1 and 2. Collection of ferns (2): Trixie Joblin 1, Reuben Stewart 2. Collection of Oriental poppies (3): Mrs A. V. Hutchison 1, Mrs Trail 2. JUNIOR. SECTION. (Ju'igos: Needlework, Mrs G. Nairn; penmanship, etc., Mr E. H. Andrews; cookery, Mrs R. J. Black.) Needlework, Standards I. and 11. (5): Monowai Ellison 1, Rene Thomas 2. Standards 111. and IV. (5): Mary Coop 1, Norma Brankin 2. Standards V. and VI. "$): Barbara Coop 1, Nancy Dutton 2. Plasticine AVork—Primer classes (3): John Robinson 1, Ida Pettigrew 2. Standards I. and 11. (5): Queritin Dawber 1, Samuel Tini 2. Penmanship—Standard I. (5): Samuel Tini 1, Fred Murray 2, Ron Dolan c. Standard li. (7): Tupa Karetai 1. Alan Reed 2, Ron McKay v b c. Standards 111 and IV. (7): Mary Coop 1. Ada Barclay 2, Leila IHixbury v h c. Standards V. and VI. (9): Olive Breitaieyer 1, Olive White 2, Gladys Burnside v h c. Essay for Primary Schoolchildren (6): Lincoln Armstrong 1, Jean Adams 2, Jim Allen v h c.

Drawing—Standards 11. and under (10W Rene Thomas 1, Fred Murray 2, Ron Dolan The. Object drawing (i): Raj Dutton 1,

Royland Newton' 2, Betty Richards v h e. Illustrative drawing (4): John Helps 1, Nellie Radford 2. Miscellaneous—Collection of eggs of bird pests (2): Ambrose Stewart 1, R*g. Southen 2. . ... Cookery—Plain Madeira cake (4): Nellie Radford 1, Margaret Keenan 2 and v h c. Oven scones, girls under 15 (6): Gwen Roberta 1 and v h c, Nellie Radford 2. Homemade sponge eandwich (7): Myra Gibb I, Nelhe Radford 2. Kei Rewi v h c. Assortment small cakee (5): Marjorie Watson 1 and 2, Doris Smith v h ft. Home-made frjit cake (6): Doris Smith 1 and 2, Jean Stewart v h c. Assorted pastry (2): Dons Smith 1, Jean Stewart 2. INDUSTRIAL WORK. (Judge: Mrs G. Nairn.) Pair of socks, wheeling (3): Miss O. M. Patten 1, Mrs J. J. Flynn 2 and v h c. Pair of socks, fingering (5): Miss u. M. Patten 1, Mrs G. Mould 2 and v h c. Pair of knitted slippers (1): Mrs A. Schnell I. Pair of crocheted slippers (2): Maes M. Thompson 1, Mrs A. Schnell 2. Sample of crochet work in cotton, girls under 18 (3): Miss L. Page 1, Miss E. Mould 2 and c. Fuji silk nightdress (9): Miss M. Thompson 1, Mrs S. W. Birdling 2, Miss M. A. Mould v he. Collection of fancy work, girls under 18 (4): Doris Smith 1, Lena ■ Page 2 Sample of crochet work in cotton (10): Mrs J. Isles 1, Mrs R. L. Townsend 2, Miss' E. Harty v h c. Mrs E. Mason c. Embroidered pillowsham in linen (5): Miss R. Penberthy 1, Miss M. Thompson 2, Mrs V. H. Line v h e. Photographic Competition—Landscape (<.0): H. C. Milne 1 and 9, Mrs C. Cradock v h c. Animal life (21): Miss Taylor 1, Mis,) G. Fahey 2. H. C. Milne v h c, Miss P. Wakelin c. COMPETITIONS. Lady, rider: Miss Doyle 1, Miss Rich 2. Walking hack: J. R. White 1. Jumping pony, 14.2: Joan Masefield 1, Jack Masefleld 2. Maiden hunter: Miss Kay 1, E. W. Hammond 2. Jumper: Miss Kay 1, Mis 3 Reynish 2. Hunter, up to any weight: Mirs Kay 1, J. Reynish 2. Bending race: H. Menzies 1. K. ' Hadfield 2. Ladies' bending ra<:«: Miss Kay 1, Mrs McMaster 2.