CHEVIOT SHOW.

Press, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20495, 14 March 1932, Page 7

CHEVIOT SHOW.

HEAVY ENTRIES. GOOD DRAUGHT HORSE DISPLAY. The amiuiil Sliow of tlio Cheviot; A. and P. Association was hold on Saturday, wlii-n tlie fine day was taken advantage; of by a large tiiimber of N'ortii Canterbury tieuple to attend the gathering. The district recently received a licavy downfall of rain, tind the couutvyside bore a refreshingly green appearance. Feed is more" plentiful than in any other part of the province. The Show was not held last year on account of the depression. The decision to hold it this year was well .justified by results, as there was an excellent response in the way of entries, and the attendance exceeded expectations. The feature of the Show was the domestic produce section, which, for number and quality would be hard to excel at, much bigger gatherings than Cheviot. The cookery, fruit, and dairy sections were particularly outstanding. In the stock sections, sheep made quite a good display, the breeds represented being Southdown, Corriedale. and halfbrcd. In Southclowns J. B. and Thos. Stevenson took the main awards, the championship ticket,, however, being won by J. Forsyth. ,A. E. Denton and Thos. Stevenson were the principal winners in the half bred classes, and G. R. Macdonald took the bulk of the awards in the more .keenly contested Corriedale classes. Considering the backward season the section for fat lambs and sheep was surprisingly good, there being some excellent types for export penned. Though not a strong section numerically draught horses represented quality. The ctass for mares drew nine entries, the female championship of the section going to a good type shown by Mr A.' Gillanders. The pairs of working draughts wore also good, seven entries being forw&rd. Hackneys and cribs good entries and keen competition, with the awards well divided. The . hackney championship'was awarded to Mr Jno. McAdam's Calm. The hunter classes provided a good exhibition t>f .lumping by some of the horses. Ponies were a particularly attractive section, and some of the juveniles showed a good deal more than the average competency in the saddle. Champion pony was shown by Mr A. Gillanders. The horse section, as a whole, drew 120 odd entries, a considerable increase on the number generally forward in this section at the smaller Shows. Cattle' were small in numbers. Dogs were a well-contested section. The vegetable display a good one, only an odd class or two failing to attract brisk competition. Roots drew up to 18 entries in one of the classes, and under the climatic conditions that have prevailed they made a really good display. The mangels were particularly good, as were the turnips. The following is the prize-list, the figures in parentheses indicating the number of entries in the classes: — SHEEP. (Judges: Corriedales, Mr J. R. Little; halfbreds. Mr It. McAdam; fat sheep,, Mr R. AV. Hanna.) ' Soulhdowns—Ram, .any age (4): Jas. Forsyth 1 and champion, J. B. Stevenson 2, X. Rutherford 3. Ram lamb (3): J. B. Stevenson 1 and 2. Two-tooth ewe (1): J. B. Stevenson 1 and champion. Ewe, any age (2): J. B. Stevenson 1 and 2. Is\ve lain!) (2): J. B. Stevenson 1 and 2. Half bred—Ham lamb (2) : Thos. Stevenson 1. Ham, one-shear (2): A. E. Denton 1 and 2. Ram, two-shear or up (2): A. E. Denton 1, 2, and champion. Ewe lamb (5): A. I'l. Denton 1, J. Paton 2, Thos. Stevenson 3. Ewe, one-shear (5): J. Paton 1 and champion, Jas. Beckett 2, A. E. Denton 3. Ewe, two-shear or up (J) : A. E. Denton 1, J. Paton 2 and 3. Corriedales—Ram lamb (3) : A. Gillanders 1, J. D. E. Winskill 2. Ram, one-shear (2): G. R. Macdonald 1, A. Gillanders 2. Ram, two-shear or up (3): G. B. Macdonald 1, J. D. E. Winskill 2. Ewe lamb (8) : A. Gillanders 1 and 2, Jas. Beckett 3. Ewe, oneshear (6): G. R, Macdonuld 1, J. D. E. Winskill 2, A. Gillanders 3. Ewe, two-shear or up (4): A. Gillanders 3 and 2, J. D. E. Winskill 3. Crossbred Ewe (4): G. h. Crmnpton 1 and 2. I-Yeezer lambs, Shropshire cross (3): A. H. Gibson 1, G. L. Crampton 2, Jus. Beckett ::. Freezer lambs. Southdown cross (9) : D. Morgan I, G. J. Crampton 2, Jas. Beckett ."», D. G. McDonald h c, A. H. Gibson c. Freezer lambs, halfbrcd or Corriedale (1): Jas. P.eekett 1. Freezer lambs, anv other cross (0) : D. G. McDonald 1, G. J. Crampton 2, C. G. Abbott 3. Fat lambs. Southdown cross, butchers' lambs (3): Jas. Beckett 1. C. F. Barnes 2, D. G. McDonald 3. Fat lambs, halfbred ov Corriedale cross (3): Jas. Beckett 1. A. Gillanders 2. Fat lnuibs, butchers' lambs, any other cross (4) : D. G. McDonald 1 and 2. Pet lamb (5): G. R. Macdonald 1, Miss McNeil 2, Peggy Dowse 3, Sylvanie Williamson- h c. Best pen three lambs, export, fis-80ll> live weight (6): J. B. Stevenson 1, J. Beckett 2, A. IT. Gibson 3. Freezer wethers (2'): A. Gillanders 1. Fat wethers, halfbred or Corriedale. butchers''sheep (6): A. Gillanders 1. D. McLaren 2, J. D. E. Winskill 3. Fat wethers, any other cross (2): E. J. Crampton ]. Fat ewes, halfbred or Corriedale. butchers' sheep (4) : A. Gillanders 1 and 2. J. D. E. Winskill 3. Fat ewes, any age. butchers' sheep <6) : D. G. JlcDoiiHld 1 and 3, F. H. Upton 2. * DRAUGHT HORSES. (Judge: Mr H E. Fincliam.) •• Yearling filly (2): Ronald Harrison 1, \V. L). Stewart 2. 'l'wo-'ear gelding (31: A. S'ocker 1, T. Bennett 2. Tv.-o-yeai fillv (3): ■lns. Beckett 1, W. D. Stewart 2, C. F. Barnes 3. Three-year geldine (1): E. Bur-s-'ess 1. .-Three-year fillv (2): P. H. Upton 1. C. F. Baraos 2. Foal (41:' C. F. Barnes

1. 'l'. Beimnlt 2 and 3. Brood mare, foal at foot (2): C. l'\ Barnes 1, Thoa. Stevenson 2. Brood mnie (2): W. D, Stewart 1, C. F. Barnes 2. Gelding, any age (1): 15. Burgess J. Mare, any age (9): A. Gilianders 1, 3, and champion, A. Stocker 2, Walton and Dickson h. c. Geldiny; or mare, spring dray, up to 15cwt (3): W. D. Stewart 1, A. Stocker 2, Jas. Beckett; 3. Gelding or mare, up to J 2ccwt (3): F. S. Upton 1, J as. Beckett. i. I Pair horses, pioperly one owner (7): A. Gillinders 1 and 2, A. Stocker 3, Walton and Dickson li c Thrco-liorse team, property file owner (3): A. G .Handera 1. A. Stocker j •2, Walton and Dickson 3. Four-home .team, properly one owner (2): A. Gilianders 1. HACKNEYS AND COES". (Judge: Mr L. B. ('. Macfarlani'.i Gelding or mare, up to 14st (3): .lolin MiAdam's Calm 1 and champion, S. Douglas 2, Miss S. Damnier-Crossley 3. Geldin? or mare, to list (6): D. G. McDonald's Worthy!, H. B. Douglas 2, G. T{. Macdonald 3. Maiden lackney (4): John McAdam's Calm 1, G. I!. Macdonald 2. Trooper's liori-e, inare or gelding (6): S. Douglas's Jill I,' Mrs D. G. T'. Bush 2. Lady's hack (7): G. R. Macdonnid's Eleanor 1, H. B. Doudas 2, Miss S. Dampier-Cros-dey 3. Gig horse, over ISA hands (21- S. A. Clarke 1, G. R. Macdonald ■l. Best turn-out (1): G. R. Maedonald's Trby 1. Be-it hunter (5): Margaret LindRi.v's Hotch 1. Mrs G. L. Rutherford's Nancy Star 2. Cob, under 13 hands (5): S. Douglas's Jill 1, Mrs G, L. Rutherford 2. , POX IRS. (Judge: Mr J". Munro.) Ponv. lii hands or urider (7): Mrs A. C-illanders 1, G. R. Macdonald 2, J. M Foster 3. Pony, 14} hands-or under (1): 0. \\. Macdonald's Toby 1. Pony, under 13 rrnds( 7): J. M. Morrison 1, Duncan Gillanders 2, H. B. 'Douglas 3 and h c. Pony, under 11 bauds, owned bv children attendii:> Cheviot School (3): E. Rutherford 1, Barbara, de Lambert 2. Girl rider/under 11 (2)- Cushla Rutherford 1, B. de Lambert 2. Boy rider, under .11 (4): Ray Winskill 1. Boy rider, under 14 (8): lan Rutherford !. Best pony over fences U): Margaret Lindsay's Hotch 1, Cushla Rutherford- 2.., Pony, 12 hands or under (G): Cushla Rutherford' 1, G. R. Macdonald 2, B. de Lambert 3. Ponv, 11 hands or under (3): Cushla Rutherford 1. CATTLE. (Judge: Mr J. Wyllie.V , Jciscv, yearling (1): 1). G. McDonald L. Ftiesian, iwo-y>ar-old heifer (2): Andrew Barnes 1, A. G, Kerr 2. Heifer, any breed 'A): H. C. Rcnner'a Beautv 1 and champion,. V C. Barren 2, A. C. Fuller 3. Heifer calf (2): D. G. McDonald 1, J. Davidson 2. Dairy cow or heifer, any "breed (4): H. C. Renner. 1, S, A. Clark 2. DOGS. . , (Judge: Mr R. McAdaui.) Rough-haired Collie (6): M. B. Smith 1, Mrs D. G. H. Bush 2, A. G. Kerr 3, F. D. Ciiilda h c. Smooth-haired Collie (9): F. D. Childs 1 and 3, J. M. Morrison 2. Bearded Collie (3): A. Gilianders 1, C. G. Abbott 2, Sporting Mog (4): A. Gilianders 1,- R. M. Crampton 2. F. Lester 3. VEGETABLES. (Judge: Mr J. Mackay.) Pumpkin (8): G. B. Cooper 1, Miss'F. Elliott 2, P. Partington 3. Heaviest pumpkin (3): E. Rutherford 1, R. Harrison '2. Vegetable marrow (10): J. Coffey 1, M. C. Hydo 2, A. C. Hyde 3. Heaviest&rnarrow (2): J. -D. E. Winskili 1, A. C. Hyde 2. Parsnips (5): G. 8., Cooper 1, A. C. Hyde 2, M. C. Hvdo 3. Intermediate carrots (4): A.'C. Hyde"l, G. B. Cooper 2, S. H. Tulley 3, Shorthorn carrots (7): S. H. Tully 1, P. Partington 2, H. Honeybone 3. Beauty of Hebron potatoes (3): Mrs R. Wilson 2. Dakota Red potatoes (4): A. M. Hyde 1, R. Derbidg* 2 R. Lochhead 3. Arran Chief potatoes (4)': R. Derbidge 1, R. Lochhead 2, M. C. Hyde 3. Endurance potatoes (7): R. Derbidge- 2 Tall-top Auckl&nder potatoes (4): R. Derbidge 1, A. M. Hyde c. Any other variety (4): M. C. Hyde 1, R. Derbidge 2. Collection potatoes (2). A. M. Hyde 1. Heaviest potatoes (2): A, M Hyde 1. CabW. J. McClintock I and 2. Cauliflo.ver (1): J. McClintock 1. Best collection vegetables (51: Thos. Stevenson 1, G. B. Cooper 2, W. Honevbone 3. Beet, long rooted (3): A. M. Hvde 1. Beet, turnip rooted (7): A. M. Hyde 1, C. Honeybone 2.. ROOTS. (Judge:. Mr J. Mackay.) White-fleshed turnips (12): C. E Edwards 1, W Wells 2 W. D.-Stewart 3, R. Derbidge c. ' Yellow Globe mangels (18): Jas. Beckett 1 and h c, W. Walls 2, R. Derbidge 3, F. S. Wilson c. Long red mangels (10): E. P. Honeybone 1, G. Harrison, jun., 2 AM. Hyde 3. Any other varietv mangels (5): W. Walls 1, G. J Crampton 2 and 3. White field carrots (4)':" F. S. Wilson 1, A. M. Hyde 2, W D Stewart. 3. Any other variety carrots (21. G. J. Crampton 1, S. U. Tully 2. Heaviest rannprel (6): R. Harrison 1. E. V. Honevbone 2, W. D. Stewart 3, Heaviest turniy,s hi): A. F-. Denton 1. (> J. Crampton 2. Heaviest swede turnips (1): W. D. Stewart 1, GRAIN*. (Judge: Mr J. Mackay.) Tuscan wheat (G) : C. Edwards 1 and h c. G. Harrison 2. Hunters wheat (3): I). Morgan I, W. M. Elliott 2. 0. V. Barnes h c. Algerian oats (91: A. H. Gibson. 1, R. Harrison 2, E. P. Honeybone 3. D. Morgan he. Garton oats (4): A. E. Denton 1, C. &. Abbott 2, I). Morgan h c. SEEDS. (Judge: Mr J. Mackay.) Perennial ryegrass (10): G. Harrison, jun 1, 0. J. Crampton 2, Thos. Stevenson 3 and h c. Cocksfoot (2): Jas. Upritehard 1, A E. Denton 2. Cowgrass or red clover (,l ) : D. McLaren 1. While clover (2): G. Harrison, jun. 1, C. F. Barnes 2. DAIRY PUODUCK. (Judge: Mr 1. Champion.) Farmers'-made buher, roll or pat, lib ("J.Mrs F. S. Wilson 1, Mrs H. 0. Reinier 2. Separator butter, lib (16): Mrs G. Brown 1. Mrs R. Bailev 2, Mrs V. S. Wilson J. Fancy butter (6)': Mrs H. C. Reuner 1, Mrs M. C. Archer 2, Mrs P. I'ilzgibbon 3. Fowls eggs, one dozen tinted, Heaviest weight (3): Miss E. Stevenson 1, C. Honeybone 2. Fowls eggs, one dozen, utility standard 17): Mrs V. M. Cooper 1, Mrs G. Brown 2, Miss J'". Stevenson 3. Home-made soap, Bin bar (5): Mrs M. C. Archer 1 and 3, Mrs H. C. Kenner 2. JAMS AND PICKLES (Judge: Mrs McQueen.) Fruit jam, three varieties (5): Mrs P. Fitzgibbon 1, Miss E. Stevenson 2 and' 3. Fruit, jelly, , three varieties (2): Miss E. Stevenson 1 and 2. Bottled fruit in syrup, three varieties (7): Mrs A. C. Hyde 1, Mrs (G. Elliott 2, Mrs G. Brown 3. Bottled fruit in water, tbree varieties (4): Mrs G. Brown 1, Miss E. Stevenson 2, Mrs G. Elliott 3. Bottle vegetables, three varieties (1): Mrs G. Brown 1. Pickles, three varieties (I): Mrs A. Puller 1. Home-made chutney, three varieties: Mrs E. M. Marshall 1. COOKERY. (Judge: Mrs McQueen.) Home-made bread (2): Mrs P. Fitzjribbon 1, Mrs V. M. Cooper 2. Home-made bread, tin loaf U): Mrs- P. Filzgtfilion J, Mxa V.

M. Cooper 2, Mrs M. C. Hyde 3. Bread, r.u< loaf (2): Mrs J'. Kitzgihbon I, Mrs T. Bowen 3. Blown loaf. (2) : Mrs V.-M. Cooper 1, M.rs M.. C. ilyde 2. Yeast loaf (1): Miss 1/ Hills J. Scone loaf, made in bread tin (J): Miss L. Hills 3'. Girdle scones (:t) : Mrs P. EiUgilsbon 1, Mrs R. Wilson 2, Mrs W. .1. G. Hughes 3. Plain oven scones (7): Mrs V. M. Cooper !, Mrs "P. Fitigibbon 2. Miss ]■'.. Savage 3. Oven sji.-ones, unsweetened (<i): Miss K. Savage r,'Mrs \ r . M. Cooper 2, Mrs 0. Allen :s. Fruit'cake, light (12): Miss K. Stevenson 1„ Mrs (!. Allen 2, Mrs F. Mc-' Adam :). Fi'Uil cake, dark (5): Mrs C. Allen 1, Airs H. 0. Itenuer 2, Miss K. Stevenson :'., Sponge i-nkft (7): Mis Widdup 1 and :i, Miss 1.. Hills S. Seed cake, (5) : -Miss 1..' Mills I'. Mrs -M. C, Archer 2', Miss M. Kit?.gil/boi) ;i. Sponge sandwich (10): Mrs \V. •Winskill 1, Mrs G, Struthers 2, Mrs C. .Allen 3. Arrowroot sponge sandwich (3): Mis'A. Mcl-ean 1. Mrs C. Allen 2, Miss L. Hills :'.. Coffee sandwich (2): Miss M. I'itz-Kjl-bon I, Mrs M. 0. Archer 2. Gingerbread vake (.J):. Miss M, Lochhead 1, Mrs W. Fitigcrald 2, Mrs T. Bowen 3. Shortbread (8): Miss F. Elliott 1, Mrs M.'C. Archer 2, Miss K. Savage-3. Whpatmeal scohes (2): Miss K. Savuse 1. Mrs V. M. Cooper 2. Pikelets (7) : Mrs W. ,1. G. Hughes 1, Mrs A. Meikle 2, Mrs F. McAdam 3. Best decorated cake (3): Mis M. C. 'Archer ]. Miss D. Kelly 2, Mrs A. Williniuson 3. Ploughman's, lunch (2): Mrs M. C. Archer 1. Miss G. FiUgibhon 2. Afterl.o'on tea tray (3): Mrs M. C. Archer i, Mrs C. Allen 2. Plate mixed pastry (J): Mrs •C. Allen I. Suet plum pudding (2): Mrs M. C. Archer I, Miss M. Locbhead 2. Butter plum pudding (3): Mrs M. C. Archer 1, Mrs Widdup 2. Plain oven scones (4) : Hope McDonald 1, .Pat Sargent 2, Ngaire Pool 3. Sultana scones (1): Hope McDonald 1. Fancy biscuits (i): Hope AlcDonald 1. Plain fruit c.i.ke ('-) : i+opf McDonald 1, Pat Sargent 2. Sponge sandwich (2): Rob McLean■■ 1, Hope Mi Donald 2, Collection home-made sueoin> (2): Douglas McLean 1, Hope McDonald 2. FRUIT. : (Judge: Government Officer.) Best collection of eight apples (5): Xhos. Stc\enson 1, M. C. Hyde 2, A. M. Hyde' 3. BeEt CNillecVioii six coOkimj apples (3): Mrs J. U. E. Winskill 1, Thos. Stevenson 2. Best collection lour'dessert aiiples (5): A. M. Hyde 1; Thos. Steyensoa 2, Mis. J, 1). E. Winskill .3., Six cooking apples, one variety (T): M.'C. Hyde 1, Mrs J, D. K. Winskill 2, Thos. Stevenson, 3. Six dessert apples, one variety (10)':' G. B. Cooper 1, >A. M. Hyde 2, .Mrs M. J. Jackrnan 3. Six heaviest apples, one variety (1): Mrs J., D. E; AVinskill 1, Six-, cooking pears, one variety (3): Tbos. Stevenson 1, Mis 3." D. iE. Winskill 2 Six dessert pears, one variety (3): Thos. Stevenson 1. Six quince*, one varletv (4): A. M. Hyde 1. Mrs A: G., Harrison 2. A. H. Gibson 3. Six peaches, one variety (2): Thos - Stevenson 1. Six tomatoes, one vfrietv (10): A. Tweedie, sen. 1, H. C. Renner 2. M.'C. Hyde SI . FLOWERS. , . (Judge: Mr T. D. Lennie.) Large bowl flowers (1): Miss D. Paton 1. Small bowl flowers "(4) : Mrs C.'. W. Dalgety 1, Miss'D. Paton 2, Mrs E. M. Marshall 3. Vase of flowers (4):' Mrs R. M- Crampton 1, Miss E; Savage 2, Mrs M. J. Jackman 3. Table decorations (4): Mrs F. T. Pool 1, Mrs M.'C. Archer 2, Miss B. Paton 3. Phlox Drummondii, six'varieties (1): Mrs R. Wilson 1. Phlox Drummondii,. one variety. (2): Miss E. Stevenson 1, Mrs R. Wilson 2. Asters, six varieties 06): Miss E. Stevenson'!, Mrs RWilson 2. Mrs M. Skinner 3. Asters, ■ one variety (6): Mrs N. Rutherford •1, Mrs R.Wilson 2, Mrs J. Y. Moir 3. Petunias, six varieties • (2) : Mrs R. Wilson 1. Petunias, one variety (3) : Mrs A. Meikle 1, Mrs R. Wilson 2. Rose blooms, three varieties (4) : Mrs M. Skinner .1, Mrs M. J. Jackman 2. Rose bloom, one variety, single (4): Mrs F. T. Pool 1, Mrs M; v Skinner 2. Rose bloom, one variety, double (5): Mrs E. P. Honeybone 1, Mrs M. J. Jackman 2, Miss E. Savage 3. Verbenas, three varielies (4): Mrs'R. Wilson 1, Miss E. Savage 2, Miss F. Elliott 3. Gladiolus, three spikes: Mrs G. J. Crampton 1, Daphne Cramptpn 2. Dahlias, six varieties (2): Mrs J. D/E.'Winskill 1, Mrs C. W. Dalgety 2. Dahlias, otie variety (1): Mrs J. D. E. Winskill 1. Best decorated.baslcat (1): Mrs C W. Dalgety 1. Geraniums, six' varieties (2): Mrs C. W. Dalgety 1, Miss M. Hyde 2. Geraniums, three varieties ,(2) : Mrs C. W. Dalgety 1, Miss M. Hyde 2. One geranium (1): Miss M. Hyde 1. Michaelmas daisies, three varieties (2) : Miss E. Stevenson 1. Marigolds (3) : Mrs M. C. Archer 1, Mrs .T. D. E. Winskill 2, Mrs M. J. Jackman 3. Zinnias, three varieties (7): Miss E. Stevenson 1, Miss E; Rutherford 2, Mrs N. Rutherford 3. Victorian posy bowl (2) : Mrs E. M. Marshall 1, Mrs D. Paton 2. SCHOOL SECTION. (Judges: School work, Mr W. fclalcb.; sewing, Mrs Keys Wells.) Stockings, darned, Standards lII.' >to VII. (15): Mary Wilson 1, Mabel Walls 2, Merle Marston 3, Nalda Fraser hc. Child's feeder, coloured, stitching, Standards 1. and 11. (5):. Patsy .Araher 1, Nancy Renner 2, Julie McKnight 3, Violet Wilkinson he. Fancy worked tray-cloth Standards 111. to VII. (10): Roberta McKnight 1, Betty MoiriLon 2, Mary Wilson 3, Florence Crampton h c. Child's petticoat, Standards IV. to VII. (p): Peggy Dowe's 1, Joy Buttle 2, Faith Aukl 3„ Mabel Walls h c. Print scrip, to Standard I. .(16): Dawn Wilkinson 1, Keith Winskill 2, Bernard Spanger 3, Joyce Page h c. Handwriting, in pencil, Standard II (13):-John.Moir 1, Ethel Walls 2, John Aukl 3, Pat Brophy lie. Handwriting, in ink, Standards • 111. and IV. (23): Emily Smith l,.Hugh Brophy % Shpna Greening 3, David Costello hc. Handwriting in ink, Standards V. and VI. (19): Peggy Dowes 1, >.es3ie Crossen 2, Nancy Wilson 3, Ethel Mackay h c. Handwriting in ink, Standard VII. (3): Stan Brown 1, Arthur Partington S A. Tweedie 3. Map modelling in plasticcne, Standards 111. and IV. (3): Ray Kingsland 1, Beverley Jackson 2, Margaret Tweedie ■3 Map modelling in plasticene, Standards V., VJ., and VII. (9): Stan Brown 1, Henry. Walls 2,. Andrew 'iv.ee.die 3, Eddie Crampton v li c, H.irold Honeybone hc. Freehand drawing, Standards I. and 11. (10): John Moir ], Keith Wootton 2, Irvine Wilkinson 3, John Wir.skell li c. Freehand pencil drawing,' Standards 111 and IV. (12): Margaret 'fully 1, Elsie Hill 2, Dick Burnett 3, Bettv Elliot, h c. Freehand drawing, Standards V., VI., and VII. (16): Jack Lockhead 1, X. Walls 2, U. Jackson 3, Desmond Scott h c. Mass drawing, Standards I. and 11. (13): Patsy Archer 1, Nancy Renner 2, liviue Wilkinson -3.' Mass drawing, Standards 111. and IV. (14): M. Tweedie 1, Alex. Elliott 2, Betty Elliott 3, R Kingsland hv. Mass drawing,' Standards V., VI., and VII. 122): .D. Hines J, Berta McKnight 2, R. M< Clintock 3, Mabel Walls h c, A. Tweedie h c. Plasticene Modelling, Standards I. and 11. (19): A. Webb . I.' Violet Wilkinson 2, Ethel Walls 3. Canton work. Standards 111. and IV. (11): Dick Burnett 1. Rob McLean 2. Evelyn Moir 3, Nellie Fitzgerald h c. 'Cartor, work model of model bungalovs. Standards V., VI., and VII. (12): Mabel Walls 1, Thomas Lockhart 2. Arthur Partington 3, Jack Telfer h c. Best collection of common grasses and weeds, Standards IV. to VII. (6): William Nell 1, Joyce Buttle 2. Best < heap article "made from sugar-bag, Standards 11. to' V (15): Ethel Mackay 1, -Ngaire loo" 2,' Beverley Paton. 3, Bertha Fitzgerald jh c. Kettle-holder, Standards I. to 111. (7): Violet Wilkinson 1, Ethel Walls 2, I Patsy Archer ,". Meccano competition, I Cheviot district (7): Stan Brown 1, Angus [ White 2. Arthur Partington h. «,

. . FANCY "WORK. . ■'■:■■ (Judge: Miss. Keys. Wells,) .." , / Y\'hjte tray-cloth, crochet (2): Mrs A. Meikle I, Mi*;A. ,W. Rutherford 2... White tray-cloth, embroidered (10): Mrs it,' C. Archer 1, Miss Seaton 2, Miss'Sloss' Mrs M.'C.: Archsr h c. White table centre (3): Mrs Archer 1,; Misv'G-' i'itzgibbon 2. Coloured (able centre (9): Mrs M. C. Aroher 1, Miss Sylvia Scott 2, Miss Seaton 3, Miss Pat Sargent hc. Knitted cardigan (4): Mrs Wilcox 1, Miss 0. Hughes 2. Children's knitted frock, in wool (3): Mrs M. C. Archer 1, Mr*■•■Wil<x*.-,B> Mr* K. Telfer 3. Crochet d'jbyl'eyz' (2);: Miss 13. Savage 1, Mrs -J. /W. Scott 2. - Embroidered d'oyley (5).:' Mrs M. U. A rc'Jier equal 1 aricl 3. Best worked and in>de» ufV cushion' (9):' Mjss- Sylvia"Scott J, -Miss M. Sloss 2, Miss MV Fitigibbon' h c. Knitted r»ir men's socks' (5).:' Mrs M. C. "Archer -1, Mrs- J. Lewis 2, Mrs X. Wilcock .3. Knitted K»"'lnents for t child .two years' or under (4): Mrs : N, Wilcock' .I,,'Mrs./Wilcox 3, MrsM. C, Aicher 3. Best utility article' made', from sugar bags (4): Miss D. Kelly/ i,'-Mrs ; M. C. .Archer 2 and 3. " Amateur photograph 08) :■' Miss K.G. r Moit- 1, Miss' I. Douglas 2, Miss S. .Flaherty 8, Miss G. E, Morgan h. c: • • '....' . FOWLS. While Leghorn, cock or cockerel '(2)r'T*, Partington' 1, I). McLaren ■% White Wlorn, pallet or. hen (3): X). G. McDonald 1 tind 2. Black Orpin«ton cock or cockerel (j)S „? a^ing^n ] : Black Orpington h«n or gullet (2): W. Partington;!, C, HoneyWna, %. Best pair any other breed cock or oockerel and hen or pullet (1); C. Honeybone 1