THE KAIKOURA SHOW

Press, Volume LXXI, Issue 21412, 2 March 1935, Page 19

THE KAIKOURA SHOW

+ EXCELLENT CLASS OF ENTRIES LIST OF AWARDS The twenty-ninth annual show of the Kaikoura Agricultural and Pastoral Association was held yesterday in beautifully fine weather. There was a large attendance and the gate receipts totalled £34. The president (Mr W. H. Dalzell) and members of the committee and stewards had made excellent preparations, and their arrangements were most successful. The Kaikoura Brass Band was in attendance and added pleasure to the event. In the sheep pens there were some excellent sheep and lambs, reflecting credit on the breeders. The draught horse sections contained some splendid horses, and in the light horse section the entries were of equally high standard. In the cattle class the entries were small, there being only 19 animals exhibited, although Kaikoura is a dairying district. There were 32 entries in the dog section. There was a slight falling off in the produce classes, but some good root crops were exhibited. Mrs J. Washington made a fine exhibit of flowers grown at the Garden of Memories, and the Kaikoura branch of the Women's Institute had a' fine display of work done by its members.

Cups and trophies were won as follows: Mendip Hills Cup, most points in sheep classes: F. J. Monk (70 points). ' I''. Sharpe Cup first cross halfbred ewe lamb: Scott Eros. \V. §cott miniature cup, most points fat sheep classes: W. Scott (15 points). Glenstrao Cup, most points halfbred classes: K. K. Laidlaw (25 points). Cup, most points draught Tiorse uection; "The Elms" (30 points). Light Horse Cup (P. M. Acton-Adams cup): F. J. Monk annd MisH Acton-A'dams (equal), IB points each. Hack, Hat (11. R. Laidlaw's cup): W. M-cLenuan. Hack, 13st (R. It. Laidlaws cup): Miss Acton-Adams). Hack, 15st (E. R. Laidlaw's-cup): N. J. Tiscb. Mrs R. R. Laidlaw's cup: Miss AclonAdauis. Champion hack: Miss Acton-Adams. Champion harness horse: F. .1. Monk. R. 11. Laidlaw Cup (most poinlß in livo stock sections): F. J. Monk (86 points). School Pony team shield: Clarence Bridge School.

Cup (most points in pony section): Miss M. Latter (16 points). Mrs A. B. Clark's cup (most points in cattle section): J. J. Harnell (28 points). Champion saddle pony: Pat Miles's Paddy. Champion harness pony: Miss Mary Latter's Squib. Most points in show (Mrs M. A. Cotlvns's shield): Mrs M. A. Collyns (114 points). A. B. Clark Cup (most points in shed exhibits): Mrs M. A. Collyns (102 points). President's miniature cup (most points in flowers and fruit): Mrs M. A. Collyns (49 points). H. A. Fairweatlier miniature cup (most points cookery classes): Mrs E. Weavers (30 points). SHEEP (Judges: Mr N. Kutherford, fine wool; Mr If. W. Thompson, long wool and fats) Merino: rum, Clarence Estull 1; ewe, Clarence Estall 1 and 2. Hallbred or Corriedale: ram, K. IX. Laidlaw 1 and 2. \V. Scott 3. One-shear: R. 11. Laidlaw 1, '2, and 3. Corriedale ram: \V. Scott. Halfbred or Corriedale ram : F. Sharps 1, H. It. Laidlaw 2 and 3. Ewe, any age: F. J. Monk 1, W. Scott 2, R. R. Laidlaw :!. Two-tooth: F. J. Monk 1, R. R. Laidlaw 2 and 3. Kwe lamb; F. Sharpe 1, W. Scott '2. Eligible for first cross: Scott Bros. 1, Clarence Estate 2. Crossbred ewe. any age: F. J. Monk 1 and 2. Two-tooth: J. Davidson 1. (}. Dee 2. Kwo lnrab: F. J. Monk 1 and 2. Romney ram: F. J. Monk 1, 2 ,and 3. "Ram lamb: F. J. Monk 1, 2, and 3. Ewe: F. J. Monk 1, 2. and ,'i. Two-lootli: F. J. Monk 1, 2, and 3. Ewe lamb: F. J. Monk 1, and 2. Three fat cues: W. Scott 1, S. Howard 2 and :i. Three fat wethers, suitable freezing: W. Scott 1. Suitublo for butchers: W. Scott 1, B. M. Macklo 2, A. Howard 3. Three long-wool lunibß, suitable freezing, not to exceed 851b: (J. Dee 1. Three short wool lambs, not. to exceed 801b: Mis M A. Collyns 1 and 2. Three long-wool lambs, suitable for butchers: .1. A. ,7. Macklo 1. A. Howard 2. Three short-wool lambs, suitable for butchers: J. A. J. Macklo 1, A. How Hid 2. Pet, lamb: O Deo 1. Miss («. F.. Parsons 2, Owen Guthrie 3. Pet sheep. Mrs H. Maekle 1, J. Davidson 2. English Leicester mm: J. Tlavidson 1, Clarence Estate 2 and *. Southdown ram, any age: J. Davidson 1, I. Hope 2 and 3. Best hnlfbred fleece, nnskirted: W. Se«tt 1. Best crossbred flceen. unakirted: VI. Scott 1

DRAUGHT HORSES (Judge: Mr D. Fleming.) Chnaiiiion mare: "The Elms." Draught stallion: A. J. Murray f. .1. G. .Scales 2. Gelding, any aye: "The Elms" 1, A. J. Murray 2, P.W.D. 3. Mare, any age: "The Elms" l, Mrs 11. Mackle 2, Mrs B. Mclieemari 3. Draught mare or fielding, up to two years: Mrs B. Mc'Keoman J, Sirs 11. Mackle 2. "wo-horso plough team • "The Elms" 1. A. J. Murray 2. A. McDonald 3. Three-horse plough team: "The Elms" 1, Mrs H. Mackle 2. Four-hurso plough team: "The Elms" 1, Mrs i±. Mackle 2. Brood mure with foal at foot: "The Elms" i, A. McDonald 2. Melville Boyd 3. Spring-cart horse, up to 15cwt: J. Schroder 1, ]{. Register 2, Mrs H. Mackle 3. Spring-cart horse, up to 30cwt: IWV.D. 1, Mrs 'II. Harris 2. Spring-cart horse, up to yilcwt, to be shown in spring dray: P.W.I). 1, Mrs 11. Harris 1. Farmer's utility horse, in harness: U. Register 1, J Schroder 2, W. Dalzell 3. LIGHT HORSES (Judge-: Mr G. L. Mead) Champion hack' Miss Acton-Adams's Dcrinot. Champion harness horse: F. 3. Monk. Best maiden hack, for horses that have not won a prize: W. McLennan 1. N. J. Tiseh 2, 1). A. Barker 3. Gig marc, or gelding, shown in harness: F. J. Monk 1, Miss G. E. Parsons 0, W. McLennan J! Cob mare or gelding, up to 15 hands: D. A. Barker 1, C. E. Middlcton 2, E. Smythe 3. Best trotter: F. Mcssent 1. Miss R. Trolove 2, "W. McLennan 3. Best pacer: F. J. Monk 1, M. Harnett 2. Hack, up to 11 stone: \V. McLennan 1, Mrs H. Harris 2, Miss E. Trolove 3. Up to 13 stone: Miss Acton-Adams 1, F. J. Monk 2, Miss R. Trolove 3. Up to 15 stone: N. 3. Tisch 1, T. Davies 2, F. J. Monk 3. Troop horse: N. j. Tisch 1, T. Davies 2, Miss ActonAdams 3. Lady's hack: Miss G. ActonAdams 1, W. McLennan 2. Miss G. Trolove 3. Best matched pair: Miss ActonAdams and Mrs E. C. Latter 1, F. J. Monk and Miss R. Trolove 2. Best walking horse: F. J. Monk 1. Mrs E. C. Latter o "T Davies 3. Best-mannered hack: Miss G- Acton-Adams 1, Mrs E. Latter 2. T. Davies 3. Chamoion: Miss Acton-Adams.

PONIES (Judge: Mr G. O. Rutherford.) Pony stallion: .lack Smith 1. Pony foal: 1. Slipe J. Put Smith 2. Pony, under 12 hands' Pat Miles 1, Misses J. and H. ActonAdams' 2, Vin Miles 3. Up to 11 hands: I. Slapo 1. Mrs B. McKceman 2, Jack Reid 3. Best team of three ponies: Clarence Bridge School 1, Convent School 2. Pony, not ex. ceeding 14 hands: Miss Mary Latter 1, Colleen Boyd 2, C. E. Middleton 3. Not exceeding 13 hands: Ron Barrutt 1, Phillipa Reid 2, A. R. .Smith 3. Up to 14.2 hands, in harness: Miss Mary Latter 1. Bast twowheeled turnout for ponies: Miss Mary Latter 1. Best girl rider in saddle: Phillipa Reid 1 Rita Smith 2. ' Under 15 years: J. Latter 1, G. Uollyns 2, P. Smith 3. Best boy rider, under 11: S. Latter 1, J. Smith 2, T. Kerr 3. Up to 15 years: T. Miles 1, Harris 2, ,T. Middleton 3. Bareback: P. Miller 1. R- Harris 2, J. Smith 3. CATTLE (Judge: Mr K. Petligrew.) Shorthorn heifer, under three years: Mrs B. McKeomnn 1. Jersey bull, any age: J. J. Harnett, 1 and 2. Jersey cow, in milk: liorthwick 1. Jersey heifer, in milk: .{.' J. Harnett 1, B. Burland 2. G. Borthwiek 3. Jersey cross cow, in milk: J. J. liarliutt 1 fl"d 2. Under three years, in milk or otherwise: B. Burland 1. J. J. Harnett 2 Kriesian or Friesinn cross cow, in calf or in milk: Mrs B. McKeeman 1. Friesian cross heifer, under three years: G. BroadImrst 1. Best milch cow: Mrs B. McKeeman 1, J. J. Harnett 2 and 3. Mrs A. 15. Clark's cup for most points in cattle class was won by J. J. Harwell, 28 points. DOGS (Judges: Messrs P. C. Page and J. G. Ingram.) Rough-coated Collie: Pat Smith 1, A. C. Middleton 2, Mrs Giles 3. Smooth-haired Collie: G. K. Parson 1, Mrs P. M. Ross 2, Terry Mackle 3. Bearded Collie: R. Register 1, C. Gibson 2, ,T. U. Humilton 3. Ifusterers' pack of three: C. Gibson 1. Best

sporting dog, any breed: Mrs J. Mel. lieid 1, Mrs E. C. Latter 2, Mrs B. Reardon ">. Best gun dog. anv breed: Mrs R. Reardon J, Mrs J. Mel. Reid 2, Mrs E. C. Latter ;i. Best greyhound: 11. W. Boyd 1, Mrs Abraham Boyd 2 and 3. POULTRY (Judge: Mr P. Messert.) White Leghorn, cock or cockerel: Mrs A. J. Smith 1, W. W. Lnugesen 2 and 3. lien or pullet: Mrs H. Harris 1 and 2. Black Orpington, cock or cockerel: J. Dick 1, M. J. Harnett 2. Hen or pullet: J. Dick 1, M. J. Harnett 2. Indian Runner, duck or drake.:. Mrs A. Brown 1 and 3, Terry Mackle 2. Duck or drake, other than Indian Kumier: Miss L Scott 1, Peter Ballantyne 2. Best pair o£ bantams: Stella Clemett 1, Norma Laugesen 2, Mervyn Boyd 3. Pair of fowls: Doreen Pugh 1. Pair of ducks: Isabel Scott 1. Pair of geese: Terry Mackle 1, M. J. Harnett 2. PIGS (Judge: Mr w. A. Banks) Two porkers, to dress 8011): Mrs H. Harris 1 and 2. Best breeding sow: B. Burland 1, Mrs 11. Harris 2, M. J. Harnett 3. Best boar: I. Slape 1, M. J. Harnett 2. FARM PRODUCTS (Judge: Mr R. McC.'illivray.) Bushel oats: Edwin Gray I. Roots—Three swedes: .Mrs 11. Harris 1, B. Lawsori 2. B. Burland 3. Three long red mangolds: Mrs M. A. Collyns .1, Mrs H. Harris 2, N. J. Tisch 3. Three yellow mangolds: R. A. Bovd 1, W. Palzcll 2. Heaviest mangold: R. W. Boyd 1, Mrs M. A. Collyns 2. Heaviest swede: Mrs 11. Harris 1, J. Schroder 2. Potatoes —five Arran Chief: J. Schroder 1. Five Epicure: J. Schroder 1. Dakota Red: E. S. Gray 7, A. McDonald 2, .T. ■Schroder 3. Five any other variety: E. S.

Gray 1. ,7. Schroder 2, W. Dalzell 3. Collection three varieties: W. 73a1z01l 1, Mrs D. M. Ross 2, J. Schroder 3. Five heaviest: K. S. Gray (711b) 1, .T. Schroder (5Mb) 2. Ten seed potatoes: E. S. Gray 7, J. E. Barker 2, J. Schroder 3. VEGETABLES Collection of six varieties: Clarence Estate 1, R. "W. lioyd 2, Mrs D. M. Ross :J. Table pumpkin up to 1017): J. E. Barker 1, B. Burland 2, V. 11. Ilayward 3. Over 101b: L. P. Blunt 1, N. Stevens 2, Clarence Estate 3. Heaviest marrow: R. W. Boyd, 281b 1, and 26Jlb 2, B. Burland 3, 25:]lb. Up to 101b: Mrs D. M. Ross 1, P. It. Hay ward 2, Mrs H. 0. Osmond :s. Over 101b: T. Gillett 7, Mrs M. A. Collyns 2, H. Chirnside 3. Onions, five heaviest: R. W. Bovd I. Five best: keeping: Mrs M. A. Collvus -1, R. W. Boyd 2, Mrs D. M. Ross !J. Cabbage, table: Mrs G. Trolove 1 and 2, Mrs P. 'S. Rutherford 3. Tomatoes, four ribbed: B. Lawson 1, \V. N'. Laugeson 2. Three cucumbers: AV. >.'. Laugesou 1, \V. A. Perry 2, Clarence Estate 3. Three intermediate carrots: A. W. Boyd 1, W. Dalziel 2, W. Harle 3. Three parsnips: R, W. Boyd 1, J. E. Barker 2, W. Dalziel 3. Three long red beetroot: Mrs D. M. Ross 1, Clarence Estate 2. Turnip-

rooted: J. E. Barker 1, H. W. Boyd 2. Silver beet: R. W. Boyd 1, W. Harle 2. Lettuce: Clarence Estate 1. Twelve pods peas: H. A. Fairweatlier 1, Clarence Estate 2. Runner beans: W. Dalziell 1, F. jr. Hayward 2, Clarence Estate 3. Any other variety bei.;is: Clarence Estate 1, .Mrs P. S. Hnmm 2. Eschalots: Mrs 11. A. Colons 1, A. Giles 2, R. W. Boyd .?.. FODDER Oatsheaf chaff: A. Ballantyne 1, E. Grav 2, A. McDonald :j. Lucerne: .7. Gregory"]. ,7. E. Barker 2, O. Gillett 3. COOKERY (Judge: Mrs J. llartuell.) Home-made loaf: Miss E. Weavers 1, Mrs W. P. Perrin 2. Tin loaf: Miss E. Weavers I, Mrs Crooke 2, Miss A. Harle :i. Date or nut loaf: Mrs 11. Rainey 1, Mrs 0. Smith 2. Mrs 1). M. Ross .'(. Currant loaf: Mrs E. Weavers I, Miss G. Smith 2, Mrs C. Cooke M. Plain nut loaf: Mrs M. A. Collyns J, Mrs W. Dalziel 2, Mrs G. E. Parsons 3. Six oven scones'. Mrs J. Eovctt 1, Miss G. Smith 2, Miss E. Weavers 3. Six girdle scones: Mrs Andrew Stewart 1, Miss G. Smith 2, Mrs M. A. Collyns 3. Date scones: Mrs Andrew Stewart 1, Mrs G. E. I'arsons 2. Pikelets: Mrs C. Cooke 1, Mrs D. Burrell 2, Mrs D. Jack 3. Pound cake: Mrs Lawson 1, Miss G. Smith 2, Miss Jean Harris 3. Rich fruit cake: Mrs- Andrew Stewart 1, Mrs V. S. Humm 2, Mrs D. M. Ross 3. Sponge coke with icing: Mrs Andrew Stewart 1, Mrs L. V. Uhint 2. Mrs J. Trewin 3. Sponge roll: Mrs Andrew Stewart 1, Mrs M. A. CoiIvn 2, .7. Hewson .':. Sponge sandwich: Mrs ]■'. .7. Monk 1, Mrs R. Register 2. Moira Clark 3. Seed cake- Mrs M. A. Collyns 1, Mrs F. .7. Monk 2. Miss E. Weavers :s. Ginger bread: Miss E. Weavers 1, Miss G. Smith 2, Mrs H. Rainev 3. Shortbread: Miss G. Smith 7, Miss E. Weavers 2, Mrs P. S. Humm 3. I'lum pudding: Mrs E. V. Poole 1, Mrs G. E. Parsons 2, Mrs G. Smith ::. Home-made biscuits: Mrs P. S. lln mm 1. Tartlets: Mrs G. K. Parsons 1, Mrs 1-1. Rainey 2. Madiera cake: Mrs M. A. Collyns 1, Mrs H. Rainev 2, Mrs J.

Trewin a. Chocolate cake: Mrs H. Rainey 1. Miss O. Smith 2, Mrs M. A. Collyns :i. Cream puffs: Miss E. Weavers 1, Miss G. Smilli 2, Mrs M A. Collvns it. . Ploughman's luTit-li: Mrs T. Smith 1, Mrs 11. Register 2, Mrs P. S. Humm 3. Child's lunch: Mrs R. Register 1, Mrs Lawsnn 2, Mrs It. A. Fairweather 3. Meringues: Mrs P. S. Hunun 1, Mrs 11. Uoliertou 2. Mrs M. A. Colllyns 3. Seed cake: Mrs Nancv liiirlimd 1. Mrs I). M. Ross 2. Sausage rolls: Miss D. Guthrie 1, Mrs H. Rainey 2. Savouries: Mrs P. S. Humin 1, Mrs G. Gray 2. lIOMK PRODUCTS (Judge: Mrs P. S. Draper.) Hovie-made, soap: Mrs G. E. Parsons I, Mrs 11. A. Fnirweather 2, Mrs M. A. Collyns 3. Home-made butter: D. Barker 1. E. Smitli 2. R. Ballantyne 3. Honey in comb: Mrs H. A. Fairweather 1 and 2. Hen eggs, linted : Miss E. Weavers 1. While: K. S. Gray 1, Mrs J. T. Adair 2, Miss K. Weavers 3. Buck eggs: Mrs M. A. Collyns I. Geoff. Gvav -J. Home-made wine: Mrs Strahl I. Mrs G. K. Parsons 2. Mrs H. C. Osmond :i. .IAMS AXI.) PICKLES Jar marmalade: Mrs E. C. Latter 1, Mrs G. K. Parsons 2, Mrs D. M. Ross 3. Pear ginger: Mrs G. E. Parsons 1, Mrs J. M. Reid 2, Mrs R. Ballantyne 3. Fruit jam: Mrs M. A. Collyns 1, Mrs D. M.' Ross 2, Mrs R. Ballantyne 3. Fruit jellies: J Mrs j'. Trewin 1, Mrs <;. E. Parsons 2. Mrs G. Gray ;;. Bottled fruit: Mrs D. M. Ross 1, Mrs I. McGregor 2, Mrs J. E. Barker 3. Pickles: Mrs R. Ballantyno 1, Mrs E. 0. Latter 2, Mrs J. Trewin 3. Sponge sandwich: Mrs M. A. Collyns I, Mrs G. E. Parsons 2, Mrs F. J. Monk 3. I FRUIT Collection live varieties: Clarence Estate 1. Five dessert apples: Clarence Estate 1. Five Delicious apples: Mrs I. McGregor 1, Clarence Estate 2. Five dessert apples: Mrs

T. Gillett 1, Mrs G. Trolove 2, Mrs P. S. llumm 3. Five cooked apples: Mrs I. McGregor 1, W. Scott 2, Clarence Estate 3. Threo heaviest apples: W. Scott, -lib 1. Fivo peaches: W. A. Ferry 1,-Mrs M. A. Collyns 2, Mrs G. Cray" 3. Five dessert pears: Mrs \V. Scott 1, ,7. Trewin 2. Cooking pears: \V. Stevens 1. Five anv kind of fruit: F. J. Monk 1, Clarence Estato 2. FLOWERS (Judges: Decorative classes. Mrs A. Graham, Mr B. S. Goodwin.) Decorated tea table: Mrs P. S. Hunim 1, Mrs M. A. Collyns 2. Decorated basketMrs M. A. Collyns 1. Mrs P. S. llumm 2. Lady s bouuuet: Mrs M. A. Collvns 1 and 2. Best arranged bowl: Mrs M. A. Collvns 1. Mrs P. S. Hunim 2. Lady's sprav: Mrs M. A. Collyns 1 and 2. Gentleman's buttonhole: Mrs P. S. llumm 1, Mrs M. A. Collyns 2. Sweet peas, two varieties: Mrs P. S. Hunim 1, Mrs G. Acton-Adams 2. One variety: Mrs P. S. Humm 1, Miss G. ActonAdams 2. Begonias: Mrs R. T. Pope 1, Mrs L. J. Kennedy 2. Three rose blooms-' Mrs G. Trolove 1, Mrs P. S. Humm 2. Specimen rose: Mrs M. A. Collyns 1, Mrs G. Acton-Adams 2. Four zinnias: Mrs G. Trolove 1, Mrs M. A. Collyns 2, F. G. Monk 3. Four asters: Mrs G. Trolove 1, Miss Jean Harris 3. Collection flowers: Mrs G. Acton-Adams 1, Mrs J. Washington 2 Antirrhinums: Mrs J. Washington 1. Phlox: Mrs M. Acton-Adams 1. Miss G. ActonAdams 2. Geraniums: Airs M. A. Collyns 1, Mrs Strahl 2. Gladioli: Mrs P. S Humm 1, Mrs V. S. Rutherford 2, Mrs A E. Edgar 3. Dahlias: Mrs R, T. Pope 1 Mrs R. Register 2, F. J. Monk 3. Cactus dahlia: Mrs M. A. Collyns 1. Cut flowers: Mrs R. Register 1, Mrs M. A. Collvns 2. Marigolds: Mrs P. S. Humm 1, Mrs *M A Collyns 2. Pot plant: Mrs R. T. Pope 1, Jlrs P. S. Humm 2. SCHOOL CLASSES Darning hole, not less than one inch: Primary School I. Glass towel: Greta Rainey 1, Gwenda Lawsou 2. Margaret Bremner 3. Hemstitched handkerchief: E. Monk 1, Gwenda Lawsou 2. Print script, under eight: Margaret Morton ], Pat lieid 2. Billy Richardson 3. Half-text, under 10: Puhi Puhi School 1, Hapuku School 2, St. Joseph's School 3. Writing, under 12: Lprua Broeidhurst 1. Joyce Cant 2, St. Joseph's School 3. Current writing, under 14: St. Joseph's School I, E. Tombs 2, Hapuku School 3. Current writing, open': N. Dabinette 1, E. Borthwick 2, P. Smith 3. Freehand drawinjr, under 11: Josephine Smith 1, Primary School 2, St. Joseph's School. 3. Freehand drawing, over 11: Nevill Stewart 1, Gordon Scott 2, St. Joseph's School 3. Design for book cover: and Standard 1.): Mavis McLeod 1, Mcrvyn (making: June Sabiston 1. Plastieene (Primer N. Shannan 1, A. Strahl 2, F. Taylor 3. TovBryce 2, Richard Boyd 3. Standards It. and III.: Murdoek Stewart 1, Allan McKenzie 2, Renin Hamilton 3. Crayon draw, ing, Primer and Standard 1..: J. Sjobcrg 1, B. Perrin 2. Stundards 11., I'll'., and IV.:, Josephine Smith 1, Gordon Scott 2, Ashmore Dabinette 3. Standards V. and VI.: Neville Stewart 1, Marjory Smail 2, J. Parsons 3. Woodwork, first year: J.JOllerm 1 and 2. Second year: K. Barker I. Open: R, Osmond 1. R. Ross 2, A. Strahl 3. Collectiomaf weeds: Dorreen Wright 1, Given Lawsou 2.

SEWING (Judge: Mrs G. 0. Rutherford.) Black sock or stocking darned: Mrs L. Shannon 1. Sirs L. Ford 2, Mrs M. C. Archer 3. Knitted sock, fingering: Mrs M. C. Areher 1. Mrs F. S. Rutherford 2, Miss H. Robertson 3. Knitted sock, wheeling: Mrs M. C. Archer 1. White crochet work, fine: Mrs J. Vaughan 3, Miss E. Weavers 2. Coarse: Miss E. Ross 1, M. Lauyon 2. D'oyley: Mrs Strahl I. Mr.s J. Vaughan 2. Embroidered d'cyley: Mis 11. Robertson 1 Mis K. Walker 2. Embroidered traycloth: Miss L. Ford 1, Miss E. Lanyon 2, Miss N. Lawson 3. Coloured erabroiderv; Miss I). Huiie 1, Miss E. Strahl 2. Fancy knittin?: Miss Greta Smith and Mrs E. Ellerra (eijua!) ], Mrs W. D. Sabiston and Miss N. Lawson (equal) 2. Hand-made handkerchief: : Miss Jean Harris 1. Pillow sham: Miss E. Strahl 2. Embroidered nightdress: Miss R. Denham 3. Embroidered nightdress: set: Mrs N. Lawson 2. Embroidered apron (adults): Miss G. Smith 1, Mrs J. Vaughan 2, Mrs E. EUerm 3. Girls under 16: Miss Jean Harris 1. Embroidered tea towel: Miss Jean Harris 1, Nettie Edgar 2, Joyce Pugh 3. Wool work for members Women's Division Farmers' Union: Miss E. Taylor 1 and 2. Hand-made baby's frock: Miss V. E. Condon 1. Baby's knitted coat: Mrs M. C. Archer 1. Mrs W. Wilson 2, Mrs Bentley '!. Article made from sugarbag: Mrs L. Shannon 1, Mrs R. Register 2. Most attractive novelty: Mrs A. Giles 1, Miss ],. Ford 2. Mrs R. Register 3. Article, made from raw wool: Miss E. Taylor 1 and 2. Eiderdown made from raw wool: Mrs W. Wilson 1. ART CLASS (Judge: Mr W. A. Banks) Pencil drawing: Lina Smith 1, J. Garlick

Amateur Photography—Landscape: J. H Drake 1, P. M. Kerr 2, Mrs F. Mounsey o Seascape: Mrs A. Middletou 1. J. H. Drake 2. Animal life: P. M. Kerr 1, Mrs A. Middleton 2, Miss G. Aeton-Adams c. Child life: Miss G. Acton-Adams 1, 0. H. Drake 2, Miss G. Aeton-Adams c. Flower study: Miss G Acton-Adams 1, P. M. Kerr 2, J. H. Drake c Four photographs: P. M. Kerr 1, Ruth Dalzell 2, Miss G. Acton-Adams c. COMPETITIONS Fat sheep weight-guessing—JK. Register and G. Poole (equal) 1 (77Jlb and 76Jlb). The correct weight was 77ib. Best Man Rider—R. R. Laidlaw 1, I Davis 2, V. Dalzell 3. Best Jumper over Bails, Hurdle and Brush—X. Davis's Robin 1, R. R. Laidlaw 2, P. Dillon 3. Best Woman Eider on Flat—Miss P. Acton-Adams 1, Miss G. Trolove 2, Mrs it. Denhani 3. Best Hunter for Women, ridden by a woman—Miss G. Parsons's Shirley 1, Miss P. Trolove's Tiptoe . 2. Pony Jump, over two three-feet hurdles —T. Miles's Paddy 1, Misses G. and H. Acton-Adams's Brownie 2. Best Hunter over Rails, Hurdle and Brush—Miss G. Parson's Shirley 1, Miss P. Trolove 2, Mrs P. Dillon 3. Pony Eace, children up to 15 years, up to 14 hands—T. and J. Miles (equal) 1. Pony Race Trot, 14.2 hands, children up <o 15 years—K. Gill 1, P. Eeid 2, J. Parsons 3. Pony Race Trot, up to 10 years of age— P. Eeid 1, J. Smith 2, J. Hamilton 3. Tent Pegging—S. Eaton 1, E. E. Daidlaw and E. Smith (equal) 2. Topping the Sheaf—A. Cranston 1, J. J. Mackle 2. Musical Chairs on Horse-back, for juniors —J. Miles 1, Mary Taylor 2. Musical chairs on Horse-back —J. N. Rrid 1. E. Law son 2. Bending Race on Horse-back—J. McGregor 1, B. S. Trolove 2. Wheelbarrow Race, with Horse—H. Acton-Adams 1, E. Lawson '2-Thread-the-Needle Race on Horseback— J. McGregor 1, P. Davis 2. Motor-car Bonding Race —J. Julian 1. G. E. Gray 2.