KAIKOURA SHOW.

Press, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20489, 7 March 1932, Page 4

KAIKOURA SHOW.

INCREASE OF ENTRIES. GOOD SPECIMENS OF BOOT CROPS. The twenty-sixth annual show' of the Kaikoura Agricultural and Pastoral Association took place on Friday, on the Show Grounds, and in the Drill Hall, in beautiful weather, with a good attendance. The president (Mr It. Laidlaw), the secretary (Mr W. *'• I'errin), and the ofißcials are to be congratulated on the success of the annual event, and on the excellent arrangements. The entries were slignt'y in excess of the previous year, not taking into consideration the post entries and competitions. In the band room, the children uis played an excellent collection of blacs and white drawings, carton work, plasticine work and writing, while in the adult section there were some fine examples of black and white work and oil colours. r „„ rt „ The cattle section was poorly r e sented, but the qual.ty was .good, lje light horse section was an exceptionally good class, but the draughts were not as numerous as in previous years. In the DTill Hnll there were excellent specimens of mangolds, swede , marrows, pumpkins, P R : n e dahlias and glad.oli, Mrs Creek) having a magntficent lemons on exhibition. awards. Following are the awards: SHEEP. (Judges: Messrs W. Anderson and D. McLean.) Merino ram, any age: Clarence Estate 1 and 2. B S. Trolove 3. Ewe, two-tooth. Clarence Kstate 1. Other than two-tooth. Clarence Estate 1 and 2. English Leicester ram: C. P. Gainsford 1, Clarenee Estate - and 3. Romney ram: R. R. Laidlaw 1, F. JMonk 2 E. C. Latter 3. Southdown ram. E. C. Latter 1. Romney ewe, two-tooth: F. J. Monk 1 and 2, 1\ C. Latter 3. Other than two-tooth: F. J. Monk 1 and -, E; G. Latter 3. Ram lamb: F. J. Monk and J. «• Murray 3. Ewe Jambs. F. J. Monk 1. J. K. Murray 2, E. C. Latter 8. Halfbred ram. B S. Trolove 1 and 2, R. R. Laidlaw 3. One-shear: B. S. Trolove 1 and 2, R. «• Laidlaw 3. Ewe, any age:. DolUr Bros. l and 2, Miss G. Bennett 3. Ewe, two-tooth. Dollar Bros. 1 and 2. Ewe lamb: Dollar Bros. i p. Sharpe 2, J. R. Murray 3. Ewe lamb, eligible lor'first cross: F. Sharpe 1, Dollar Bros. 2 and 3. Crossbred ewe: Guy Boyd 1. Other than two-tooth: Bob Miles 1, Guy Boyd 2. Ewe lamb: Guy Boyd 1, Bob Miles 8. Three fat ewes: G. McDonald 1 and 3, Rob Miles 2. Three fat crossbred wethers: Gny Boyd 1. Three fat wethers to 1101b: W. Scott 1. Three freeain* lambs: Bob Mile* 1, G. McDonald 2. Three freesing lambs not to exceed 801b: Bob Miles 1, G. McDonald 2. Not exceeding 1001b: G. McDonald 1 and 2. Three fat lambs: G. McDonald 1. Pet lamb: Ben Burland 1, O. B. Stanford 2. Pet sheep: Miss G. E; Parsons 1, B. Burland 2. . The Mendip Cnp was won by the Clarence Eitate, end the S. T. Richmond Cup by P. Sharp. G. D. McDonald won the cup in the fat cheep classes. Dollar Bros, won the eup for the halfbred classes, and the trophy now becomes the property of Dollar Bros. DRAUGHT HORSES. (Judge: Mr J. 8. Dollar.) (ieldiac, any age: J. Eaton 1, Rerni* Smith 2, Clarence Estate 8. Mare: Henry Mackle 1. B. Smith 2, J. Eatoh 8. Tw6-horSe plough team: B. Smith 1, Clarence Estate 2, A. McDonald 3. Three-horse team: A. McDon« aldtKt, K. O. Latter 2. Brood mare with foal: Joe Miles 1. Spring cart horse op to ISewt: P. J. Boyd 1, J. Eaton '3, R. Register S. Up to SOcwt: J. Eaton 1, P. J. Boyd 3. .Farmers' utility horse: R. Register 1, 3. Eaton 2, P. J. - Boyd 3. Henry MacJd* won. the chainpion ribbon for best draught mare. LIGHT HORSES. (Judge: Mr A. Gillanders.) Best trotter, saddle, ridden: Tony Miles -i 1, Mrs L. P. Blunt 2. Beet pacer: Miss P. Acton-Adam* 1, Bob Miles S. Hack up to 11 atone:-Miss G. B. Parsons 1, Miss. S. Boyd 2, Mra H, Harris 3. Up to 13- stone: Mra Harold Parsons 1, "W. M. Acton-Adams 2. Mra' T. Richmond 8. Up to 15 stone: Mrs W. A. Mundell 1, W. M. Acton-Adams » 3, L McGregor 8. Gig para or gelding, in; haman: Mis* 6. Paraon* 1, Mrs S. T. Rich- j moad 3, Mm Harold Parsons 8. Troop horse: W. U. Acton-Adams 1, T. Foster 2. Lady's . hack, to' be ridden: Mrs Harold Parsons 1, Mrs 8. % Richmond 2, W. M. Acton-Adams 8. Best matehed pair hacks: Mrs Richmond and Mrs H. Parsons 1, J. Trewin 2, Mrs B. McKeeman 8. Best walldng horse: Mrs W. A Mundell 1, Mra Harold Parsons 2. Best mannared hack: Mrs Harold Parsons 1, Mrs 8. f, Richmond 3, . W. M. Acton-Adams 8. Best maiden-hack: I. McGregor 1. A protest was entered regarding a horse that had von « walking went, and I. McGregor waa declared the winner. .' ' " '' PONIES. ' (Judge: Mr O. 3, H. Reid, Waiau.) Pony atallion: Pat Miles 1, O. B< Stanford 9. to IB hands: Mrs 8. T. Richmond J. X. Scale* 2, Mn B. McKee»aa & Stal*' 0. B. Btanfotd 1, Pat Miles 3. Unto 14.3 bonds: I. McGregor 1, Miss . Itowaalegr i Up to 18.2 bands: I. McGrs«gr 1 «ad S, Up to bands, in harhsm: Fat Uilea. Beist two-wbeeled turn* out, posy not to axoeed 14.3 bands: I. MoGregor l, Miss Bawauex 2. Not exoeeding hands, ebown in saddle and ridden: Miu O. Panoni 1, J. Y. Scales % I. MoGiegor' 8. Not exceeding 13 bands, ridden by bojr or girl under 15 yea«»: I. McGregor 1, C. Irfse 9, B. Borland 8. Not exceeding 19 haads, ridden by boy or girl, under 12 yean: Flat Uilea 1. Mlee H. Acton-Adams 3. trader U hiuids, ridden by girl or boy ttadw 9: 2. Slap* sod John Latter feaual) 1. Kot .exceeding 14 hands, to be ndaen: Iciee G. Parvons 1, I. McGregor 3, Mrs Collyne 8. Best team of three ponies (ecftAola); Town School 1, Suborban School 2. ttupuaautt School 8. Best girl rider, i>r4ar 11: 'Miss Acton-Adams 1. Over 11 and under IB: G. Oollyna 1, L. Lane 3, G. McGregor 8. Best boy rider under 11: Tony Miles -1, o.' Acton-Adams 3, B. Burland 8. Over 11 and under 16: J. Miles 1, T. Law 3, 0. Lee .8. CATTLE. '• (Judge: Mr C. Murray.) Fat oow, any age: A. W. Boyd XT' Shorttorn bull, age: A. W. Boyd l, L. Homer & Shorthorn or ckoss cow : A. W. Boj>d 1. Heifer: A. W. Boyd 1. .Jersey bull, r.ny age: A. Goodwin 1, J. D. Boyd 2, Cow:. 3. p. Boyd 1 and 2. Heifer: j. D. Boyd 1 and 3. Jersey croea cow: J. D, Boyd 1. Heifer:-3. B. Boyd 1 and 2, S. Kerr 8. Best calf, six months or under: B. Burland 1, Annie Boyd 3, June Boyd 8. Jersey calf: 3. D. Boyd 1. Best calf, any breed: A. W. Boyd 1, B. Burland 3.' Best milch cow: A W. B«yd 1 and champion ribbon, J. D. 35oyd 2. J. D. Boyd was the winner of Mrs A B. Clark's cup in the cattle section. DOGS. , (Judge: Mr W. A, Banks.). Bough-coated collie: R. R. Laidlaw 1, C. Lee 3, Miss M. Smith 3. Smooth-coated: K. Barker 1, T..Mackle 2, C..H, Clemett S. Bearded: D. p. Popplewell 1. Mueterer'a pack: T. Gill 1, F. Kerr 3. Sporting dog: Mra N. R. Farrant 1, "B. W. Boyd 2, C. H. Clemett 8. ,Oun dog: C. H. Clemett 1 and 3 POULTRY. (Judge: Mr W. A. Banks.) White Legliorn oock or cockerel: W. D. Sabiaton 1, Mra H. Stack 3, Mrs D., W. Boyd- 8, Hen or pullet: Mra E. E. Weavers i I. W. D- Sabiston 3, Mrs H. Stack 8 Brown Leghorn hen or pullet: Mtt ; Edgar 1, Mrs Bedwell 2. Black Orpington cock. or < cockerel: Mra' D. Jack 1. Hen or pullet: i Mrs A. J. A. Smith 1, Mrs Edgar 3. Duck ; or drake, Indian runner: Mrs A. Brown 1 | Light Sus«>x cock or cockerel: -Mrs E Barker 1, "Mrs E. E. Weavers 3. Hen or pullet: Zonee'Scales 1, Mrs Scales 3 and 3. Pair of fowls: Mrs Scales 1. Pair of ducks: Mrs A. Brown 1. FARM PRODUCTS. (Judge: Mr B. ifcGillivray, Department of Agriculture.) Cocksfoot*, 141b: Mrs A. Brown 1, K. Bar* ker 3, Mrs Edgar 8. Bushel wheatß. Aitken 1, Edwin Gray 3. Bushel oats: R. Aitken 1. Field Mra A. Edgar 1, A. McPonald 2. Garden pe'f|: Mrs Edgar 1. lIOOTS. I Three green top swedes: Jack Peoples 1. Puiple top: Guy Boyd 1, J. Schroder 3. i . .fbtm wd.awmgoldat A. W. Boyd 1, L Map* I

2 A. Boyd 3. Yellow mangolds: W. Dalzell 1 I SUpe 2. Mrs Richardson 3. Heaviest mangold: A. Boyd (281b) 1, Guy Boyd " W Dalzell 3. Heaviest swede: W. sill 1, I. Slape 2, Guy Boyd 3. POTATOES. Five Up-to-date: Guy Boyd 1. Beauty of Hebron- F. Hay ward 1. Dakota red: Guy Boyd 1. J. Schroder 2, F. Hayward 3. Five any other variety: Mrs W. A. Mundell l, It. T. Pope 2, 12. M. Lawso'i 3. Collection three'varieties: J. Schroder 1, Miss Josßie Smith 2, Kaikoura District High School 3. Five heaviest potatoes: K. \V. Boyd 1, J. Schroder 2, Guy Boyd 3. Ten seed potatoes : Mrs W. A. Mundell 1, Guy Boyd 2, R. W. Boyd 3. VEGETABLES. Heaviest cabbage: F. Clark (1511b) 1, E. M. Lawson 2. Collection vegetables: R. W. Boyd 1, Mrs Edgar 2, Mrs Richardson 3. Heaviest pumpkin: t\ Hayward 1. Table pumpkin: Mrs Richardson 1, Mrs P. M. Kerr 2, R. T. Pope 3. Heaviest • marrow: R. W. Boyd (411b) 1, F. Adair 2. Table marrow: B. Burland 1, P. S. Humm 2, Mrs W. A. Mundell 3. Table marrow over 101b: A. Boyd 3, Stan Workman 2, \V. Dalzell a. Five heaviest onions: Stan "Workman (91b) 3, F. Schroder 2. Five keeping onions: J. Timms 1 and 2, Miss N. Koberton 3. Pickling onions: W. A. Stevens 1, T. Drabbto 2. Table cabbage: Mrs Richardson 1, C. Wareham 2 and 3. Four smooth tomatoes: J. Timms 1, S. B. Trolove 2, Mrs Edgar 3. Four ribbed tomatoes: J. Timms 1, F. Hayword 2, S. B. Trolove 3. Three long cucumbers: Stan 'Workmah 1. Three short cucumbers: F. Hayward 1, Mrs Collyns 2, S. B. Trolove 3. Three short carrots: W. Dalzell 1, W. H. Stevens 2, R. W. Boyd 3. Three intermediate: Mrs \V. A. Mundell 1, E. M. Lawson 2, Max Harris 3. Three parsnips: A. Boyd 1, Mrs F. S. Rutherford 2. A. Boyd 3. Three long red beetroot: F. Hayward 1. \V. H. Stevens 2, R. W. Boyd 3. Thrco turnip-rooted: Max Harris 1, Mrs Collyns 2, Miss Roberton 3. Silver-beet: I. OlarK 1 R. "\V. Boyd 2. Two lettuce: J. J. Trewin J Mrs Richardson 2. Twelve pods peas: 3, J. Trewin 1, R. W. Boyd 2, P. S. numiii 3. Twelve runner beans: Mrs Ldgar 1, Mrs Richardson 2, Miss Roberton 3. ve^' e .. other variety: P. Hayward 1, Mrs Coll>n« 2, Mrs Edgar 3. Twelve eschalots: It. W. Boyd 1, Fred Lawson 2, Mrs tdgar 3. Oatsheaf chaff: R. Aitken 1, Edwin Gray A. McDonald 3. Oat sheaf: It. Aitken 1,1. Gray 2. Wheat sheaf: R. Aitkon 1. Sheaf green lucerne: Harry Boyd 1, R.-R. Laidlaw S ' COOKKRY. (Judge: Mrs "W. A. Rose.) Home-made cottage loaf: Mrs Lee 1. Tin loaf: Mrs E. E. Weavers 1 and Mrs Lin 3. Date loaf: Miss V. Smith I,.Mrs i. Warner 2. Currant loaf: Miss V. Smith. Nut loaf: Miss V. Smith. Six oven scones: Mrs A. B. Clark 1, Mrs D. /Jack 2. Six girdle scones: Mrs A. B. Clark eix pikelets: Mrs Schroder 1, Mrs D. Jatk Mrs A. B. Clark 3.. Pound cake: Mrs Collyns 1, Mrs A. J. A. Smith 2, Miss V. Smith u. Fruit cake: Mrs Collyns. 1, Woodbank Mrs A. Stewart 3. Sponge cake: Mrs Colljns 1, Clareneo Estate 2, Edith Howard . Sponge roll: Mrs A. Stewart 1, Mrs Collins 2 Mrs J. Schroder 3. Sponge sandwich. Mrs Schroder 1. Miss I. Schroder 2, Mrs A. Stewart 3. Seed cake: Woodbank 1. Mis A. Stewart 2, Miss V. Smith 3. Gipgerbread: Miss V. Smith 1, Clareneo Estate Mrs Collyns 3. Shortbread: Mrs J. M "" a^ 1. Mrs A. Stowart 2, Mrs Collyns 3. Plum pudding: Mrs Collyns 1, Woodbank ... Plate home-made biscuits: Mrs J. M urra y \Collyns 2. Fancy biscuits: Mrs A. Edgar \. Three tartlets: Mrs A. J. Murray 1. Madeira cake: Mrs Collyns 1, Miss Joan Gray 2. Chocolate olake: Edith Howard 1. Mrs Collyns 2. Cream puffs: Mrs F. Warnei 1. Mrs V. Chapman 2. Child's lunch: Brenda Perrin 1, Betty Gray 2. Meringues. Mrs WaTtjer 1, Mrs Collyns 2, Mrs A. J. Murra 3 iced cake: Mrs Washington 1. Mrs Collyns 2,-Mrs 1. P. Blunt 3. HOME PRODUCTS. .H0 y ney 1. Mrs W fn fecUon:A CO Boyd <? Edgar 1. Duck eggs: Mrs A. Brown 1, Mrs Clemett 2. Home-made wine: E. H. fcccles i, Mrs W. F. Perrin. 2. JAMS AND PICKLES? Marmalade: Mrs A. E. Harris 1, Mrs D. W. Bovd 2. Pear ginger: Miss Eccles I,. Clareneo Estate 2. Fruit jam: 'Miss J. Harle 1, Mrs CollTOi 3 Mrs W. Scott 3. Fruit jellies. Mrioollyns 1, 'Mrs 'Edgar 2. - Bottled fruit. Mrs J. Leitch 1, Mrs Edgar 2. Raspberry jam: Miss Eccles 1, Mrs Collyns 2, Miss J. Harle 3. Collection sauces: Mrs Collyns 1. Pirklei* Mrs Edgar 1, Miß3 .J. Harle 2, Mrs Collyns" 8. Sponge sandwich: Mrs Edgar 1. Mrs Collyns 2. ■ ■' FRUIT. <Judge: Mr R. McGillivray.)Collection: Mrs MpGrejor 1, Mrs W. Scott 2 Five 'fcox's Orange Pippin: Clarence Rb tate 1. E. H. Eccles 2. Five Delicious: E. H. Eccles 1, Clarence Estate 2. Five dessort apples: E. H. Eccles 1 and 2. Five cooking apples: Mrs W. Scott 1, Mrs R. R. Laidlaw 2. Three heaviest apples: Mrs R. R. Laidlaw 1, Mrs W. Scott 2. Four varieties apples. Clarence Estate 1, Harle Bros. 2 Five Stur^ mer Pippin: Clarence Estate 1, E. B. Eccles 3. Five peaches: Mrs W. Scott 1, Mrs I. McGregor 2. Five dessert pews: Mrs W. A. Mundell 1. Jits "W. Scdtt 2. Five cooking.. J. 3. TreWin 1, F. Clark 2. Five quinces. Edith. Howard 1, Clarence Estates. Five any kind frttit: W. H. Stevens 1, E. Barker 2 R. Aitken 3. Bunch of grapes: Mrs I. McGregor 1 and 2. v FLOWERS. (Judge: Mr R. McGiillvray.) Decorated tea table: Mrs Collyns 1 and 2. Mr# Edgar 3. Decorated mantel: Mrs Col lvns X Mrs Edgar 2. Floating bowl: Mrs Collyns 1, Mrs Richardson 2, Mrs Edgar c. Lady's bouquet: Mr» Collynß l, Mrs Washing ton 2 Mrs Edgar 3. B6wl mixed flowers. Mrs Collyns 1, Woodbank 2. Lady's spray: Mrs Collyns 1 and ' 2. Gentleman's but onhole. Edith ' Howard 1, Mrs Collyns 2, Mrs - Rutherford 0. Sweet peaß. four varieties. Mrs Edgar 1, Gwen McCallum 2, Mrs Richardson 8. Two varieties: Mrs _ Richardson 2. One variety: Mrs Collyns 1, Miss G. ActonAdams 2, Mrs Edgar 3. Begonias: Mrs R. TPope 1. Fout shades: Mrs R. T. Pope I. Cut rose blooms: Mise G. Acton-Adams 1, Mrs, B T. Pope 2, Woodbank 3. Specimen rose: Mrs G. Acton-Adams 1, Mrs S. T. Pope-, Mrs Richardson 3. Collection, ainmas; t Mrs R L. Withers 1, Mrs Collyns 2.-Four asters: Mrs B. S. Trolove 1, Mrs Signall 2, IC. Keehan 8. Collection flowerß: Mrs Washington 1. B. S. Trolove 2, Mrs Edgar-3. Antirrhinums: Miss S. Burrows 1, Mrs Edgar 2, Mrs Collyns 8. Phlox: Weodbank' 1, Mrs Edgar 2, Mrs Collyns 3.' • Geraniums Mrs F. Rutherfprd 1, Mr?. Collyns 3, Edith Jlowara 3. Gladieli: krs Edgar 1 and 2, Mrs Collyns 3. Three varieties dahlias : Mrs B. S. Trolove 1. Mrs R. L. Withers 2, Mrs Collyns 3. Four eactas dahlias: Mrs Edgar .1. V#se cut flowers: Mrs Edgar 1, Mrs Ojl'yns 2> Mrs R. R. .Laidlaw S. Marigolds: Mm Collyns 1, Mrs Edgar Pot plant; Mrs R. T. Pope 1. Mrs C. ClAmett 2. SEWING, (Judges: Plfcin, Miss Anderson; Fancy, Mrs. v - R. E. Olnrk.) Darning sock or stooking: Mrg T. Lane 1. Knittadeock (fingering): Mrs W. Bed well 1, Mrs A. B. Harris 2. Knitted sock (wheeling): Mrs A. E. Harris 1, Cora Lanyon Fine crochet work: Miss B. Parker 1, Miss M. Broughan 2, Mrs A. K Harris 3. Coarse crochet work: Mrs A. Jones and M»sa Cora Lanyon (equal) 1, Mrs A. H. Laugesen 2. Crochet d'oyley: Miss B. Parker 1. Mts A. B. Harris 2. Embroidered d'oyley:. M|«s B. Parker 1, Miss E. Thorpe 2. Embroidered tray cloth: Mrs R. G. Archer 1, Miss B. Parker 2. ' Coloured embroidery: Mrs J. A. Borthwick 1, Miss M. Smith and Mrs Huggins (equal) 2. Fancy knitting: G. archer 1, Mrs T. Lawson 2. Hand-made handkerchiefs: Mrs R. L. Withers 1, Miss B. Parker 2. Pillow sham: Miss B. Parker, 1, Mri H. Austin 2. Embroidered nightdress: Mrs E. W. Curry 1, Mrs R. G. Archer 2, Embroidered duehesse set: Cora Lanyon 1, Mrs 1. Walter 2. Embroidered apron: Mrs K. Smith and Mrs P. J. Smith (equal) 1, Miss I>. Eccles 2. Embroidered apron, girls up to IB years: Miss Zonee Scales 1. Miss M. Strahl and Miss -S. Smith (equal) 2. Raffia workf Miss A. Harle 1 and £., Baby's handmade frock (adults): Mrs N. Farrant 1, Miss B. Parker 2. Baby's knitted coat and bonnet: Mrs T. Lawson and Mrs W. E. Curry (equal)'l, Miss D. Eccles 2. Article ..made from sugar bag: Mrs J. Murray 1, Mrs T. Lane 2. Most attractive novelty costing not more than 2s: Miss A. Harle 1. Mrs J. Murray 2, Article made from raw wool: Mrs E. E. Weavers 1, Mrs T. Lane 2. SCHOOL CLASSES. (Judge: Mr W. A. Banks.) Darning hole:, B. Perrin 1, B. Stokes 2, Muriel Moran 3. Hemming: Betty Paricer J, J. Harris. 2, Nellie Edgar 3. Hemstitched handkerchief: K. Ferry l f Ruth Dalzell 2. Print script, under 8 years: Margaret Ken* nedy 1, Josephine Smith 2, Dorothy Dagg 3. Half-text, under 10 years: Doris Ross 1, B. Hodgmah 2, Kathleen Moran 3. Current writing, under 12: E. Broadhurst 1, Kathleen Keshan ?, Esther Burrows 3. Under li: T. Bnrrell 1, N. Cant 2, V. Reardon .3. Primary or secondary classes: B. Borthwick 1, V. Johnston 2, A. Warner 3. Freehand drawing, under 11 yearsi J. Hayward 1, B. Stokes 2, Pat Thorns 3. -Open drawing: J. Aiictiss' 1, B. Yeabsley 2, R. McKenzie i Toy making (Primer -and Standard j./>per: George Harri# and A, Dibinette (equal) 1, Joyce Galway 2. From other material: Woodbank School 1, Jean McLeod 2, A. Dabinette 3. Plaatioine work (Primer and Standard I.): Torn Hailes 1, Joyce Galway 2, B. Monk 3. Standards 11. and III.: Clinton Doyle 1, J. Johnston 2, C. Fox 3. Model in carton: Molly Kerr 1, Roy Ross 2, R. Smith 8. Crayon drawing (Primers and Stundard I.): Joyce Pugh 1, Reginald Thorns 2, Jim Hodgmen 3. Standards 11., 111. and IV.: Kathleen Keehan 1, Brenda Keehan 2, N. Stewart 3. Standards Y. and VI. :■'G.wen McQailum 1, Tom Gill 2, Pat Keenhan 3. Woodwork (first year) : A. Stcahi 1, W. War- ,

rer 2, C. Stewart 3, Second year: H. Monk 1, E. Stewart 2. Any year: P. Wallace 1, T. Walker 2. ART CLASS. (Judge: Mr W. A. Banks.) Oil painting, land or seascape: Mrs l l *. A W. Smith 1, Avis Harris 2. Floral or still life: Avis Harris 1. Water-colour, land or seascape: Miss S. Smith 1. Pencil drawing: \V. D. Barnett 1 and 2. AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHY. Landscape: W. Harrison 1, Miss E. Mounsev 2. Seascape: W. Harrison 1, Mrs W. James 2, J. H. Drake 3. Animal life: J. H. Drake 1, Miss 15. Mounsey '2, Miss G. Acton-Adams 3. Child study: Miss Olive Gibb 1, Miss Irene Douglas 2, Miss . Mounsey ond Mrs T. H. Hitchcock p. Flower study: Miss E. Mounsey 1, F. 0. Keen 2. lour photographs, two land . and two seascapes : Miss~ E. Mounsey 1. J. 11. Drake 2. COMPETITIONS. Best lady rider on flat—Miss G. Parsons 1, Miss R. Trolove 2. Best hunter for ladies—J". Mclnnes 1, Miss P. Acton-Adams 2. Best hunter over 3ft 6in brush.—Miss ». Parsons 1, W. M. Acton-Adams 2, Miss G. Acton-Adams 3. ' ' j.» Pony jumping (not exceeding 14.2 hands) —H. Acton-Adams 1, J. Lane 2. Pony race for children up to 15-"-D. *ar* sons 1, G. Lee 2, G. Parsons 3. Pony trot in saddle, up to 14.2 nanus—J. Smith 1, G. Lawson 2. Pony race in Baddle, up to 1i.?., under lOyrs—J. Smith 1, D. Parsons 2. Musical chairs on horseback—D. Lee 1, ft. Bending race on .horseback—l. McGregor 1 If' ICgit ' Thread-the-heedle race on horseback—E. Lawson 1. J. Mclnnes 2. Wheelbarrow race, with horse —E. Lawson I, J. Melnnes 2. ; . , T Motor bending race—H. Hayward 1, L. Chapman 2, H. Gibson 3. ... _ Best maiden jumper over hurdles Miss E»vies 1, Miss Atkinson 2. . hju« Best jumper over rail and hurdles Miss G. Acton-Adams 1, W. M. Acton-Adams 2. ' HIGHLAND DANCING. (Judge: Mr Guild. Piper: Mr Guild.) Highland Fling—Miss C-. Clemett 1, Miss N Seann Viubhaie—N. IMuck i, C. Clemett 2. Sword Dance—N. Pluck 1 - ao,eme, 1 t Sailor's Hornpipe—N. Pluck and C. Clemett (eaual) 1- - CUP WINNERS. Mendip Hills Ouo (most points in sheep section)- —Cinrfenco Estate,. 33 points. S. T. Richmdnd Cup (for best first cross v>A.ifhrAcl AWfi lamb) —'F. Shfttpfl* Auctioneers' Cup (most points in fat sheep classes)—G. D. McDonald. 22 points. Association Cup (most points in halfbred classes)— Dollar Bros., 27 points (Cup won ° U D»Uffht Horse Cup-J. Eaton, 17 points. Light Horse Cup—Mrs Harold Parsons, 2-1 P °Pony Section Cnp—l. McGregor 27 points. Oattle Cup—J. E' : Boyd, 40 points. Cup for most points in live stock J. D. B Harle 4 Bm/'cup-Mrs M. A. Collynv 127 '°Kalkoura > "Star'' Shield-Mrs M. A. CollyiMr wag the winner of the sheep-. guesßing competition, guessing the correct weight, 6311b.