Amuri Jubilee Show Held In Fine Weather

Press, Volume CV, Issue 31002, 7 March 1966, Page 20

Amuri Jubilee Show Held In Fine Weather

Fine warm weather, with only a light breeze, prevailed for the jubilee show of the Amuri Agricultural and Pastoral Association, which was held in the show grounds at Rotheram on Saturday. The day was partly overcast during the latter part of the afternoon.

Gate takings were £l2B compared with £9l 7s 9d last year and £92 18s 3d in 1964. The record entries were well up on last year, 4054 compared with 2665. Sheep entries were 925 compared with 452, cattle 20 compared with none, and horses 571 compared with 484. Dog trial entries were 30 compared with none last year. The sheep and horse sections provided the show's main interest for many visitors. There were the usual substantial entries in the fruit, vegetables, produce and handcrafts sections; and there was a record number of 946 entries in the schoolwork section.

Schools represented in this section were Hanmer Springs, Rotherham, Culverden and Waiau. The standard of work was judged to be exceptionally high. The day’s competitions included a baby show, which was held in the afternoon shortly after the grand parade. Before the grand parade a parade of old machinery and vintage cars was held, and some of the exhibitors from the first show 50 years ago also passed in parade on horse-drawn vehicles. Credit To Breeders

The judges of most sections were pleased with both the number and the quality of the entries. Mr D. Cassels, one of the Corriedale judges, said the numbers were a credit to the breeders in the district, and in quality the entry was a wonderful exhibition of the breed.

The judge of the Young Farmers’ Club section, Mr G B. Evans, said entry and quality was good, while the judge of the Romney Marsh ewes, Mr M. McLaren, said the classes were generally pleasing for a one-day show, and the top sheep were very good.

The president of the association ..(Mr C. Burrows) remarked it was the first time for several years that the show had included an entry of cattle. It had proved an outstanding success, he said.

Most of the Aberdeen Angus led calves were considered to be up to the standard of any metropolitan show. The Hereford judge (Mr N. Godsiff, of Blenheim) said that in the class for bulls of any age the first and second plaeihgs, Heathstock Downs, Ltd.’s Navigator Gem, and J. F. G. Blakely and Company’s Waihuka Kavaka 2nd, were extremely close, and both were very good bulls.

Navigator Gem was champion of its class, champion Hereford champion beef breeds, while the secondplaced bull was reserve champion in its class.

Speaking of the class for bulls of any age, Mr Godsiff said: “You could travel the length of the country to find the equal of the first two bulls.” Outstanding Calf The Aberdeen Angus champion of the breed, Mrs N. Collis’s unnamed entry, was said to be a calf with outstanding prospects. Overall the judges of the cattle classes seemed favourably impressed. Mr A. Southay, a Romney Marsh judge, said the prizewinning sheep were all good animals, the number of entries was good. Mr D. E. Lewis, judge of the South Suffolk and Poll Dorset sections, remarked the numbers in the classes were disappointing, but the quality was quite good. The special award presented by Mrs C. Burrows for the champion of the baby show was won by Michael Flintoff, winner of the under 18 months’ class. The under six months’ class went to Andrew Marshal], the under 12 months to Donna Georgeson. Championships Results of championship events were: Horses and Ponies.—Hack: lan Bell’s Ramero. Reserve: R. G. Morris’s Black Rod. Pony, not over 13.2 hands: Misses Anita Macphail and Beulah Jenkins’s Glitter. Reserve: Misses Ann Morkane and Phillippa War ren’s Gaiety. Pony, over 13.2 hands: Miss Sharon Kidd’s Mister Chips. Reserve: Miss Phillippa Warren’s Soloman. Cob: Mrs L. Bush’s Prince Robin. Reserve, Miss Annette Hartnell’s Golden Charm. Supreme champion pony: Miss Sharon Kidd’s Mister Chips. Sheep.—English Leicester: ram, Beechwood Trust; reserve. Estate E. S. Taylor. Ewe and reserve, Beechwood Trust. Border Leicester: ram, J. G. Gunn; reserve, Beckett Bros. Southdown: ewe, J. H. Paterson, and champion all mutton breeds. Reserve: F. W. Jarman. South Suffolk: ram and reserve, L. C. Gardner; ewe and reserve, L. C. Gardner. Poll Dorset or Dorset Horn: ram reserve, M. G. and F. M. Johns. Ewe, Mrs M. Chisnail. Reserve, M. G. and F. M. Johns. Romney Marsh: ram and reserve, and supreme ram all breeds, C. Burrows. Ewe and reserve, C. Burrows. Corriedale: ram and reserve, W. R. E. and F. E. Booker. Ewe and reserve, D. S. Johns Trust. Halfbred: ram and reserve, C. Burrows. Ewe and reserve, C. Burrows. Merino: ram and reserve. Estate J. Stevenson. Ewe and reserve. Estate J. Stevenson. Cattle.—Aberdeen Angus: bull, Mrs N.- Collis. Reserve, A. H. Page’s Captain of Anstey. Cow: Mrs N. Collis. Reserve, B. A. McLachlan’s Primac Elenco of Strathrowan. Champion of breed: Mrs N. Collis. Herefordsbull. Heathstock Downs, Ltd.’s Navigator Gem: reserve, J. F G. Blakely and Co.’s Waihuka Kavaka 2nd. Cow: Pahau Downs. Ltd.'s Pahau Pearl Ist: reserve. Heathstock Down’s .Ltd.’s Heath stock Ruby 2nd. Champion of breed: Heathstock Downs, Ltd.’s Navigator Gem: reserve, Pahau Downs, Ltd.'s Jahau Pearl Ist. Champion of beef breed: Heathstock Downs. Ltd.’s Navigator Gem; reserve, Pahau Downs. Ltd.'s Pahau Pearl Ist. Results were: HORSES Light Horses and Hunters (Judge: Mr K. Kelly, Ashburton) Brood mare most suitable for producing hacks or hunters (11): J. L. and L. G. Smellie’s Serenity 1, Misa S. M. Acton- :

i- Adams's Moonbeam 2, L. M. . Adams’s Gypsy 3. 1 Maiden hack in saddle and ridden (16): R. G. Morris's Black e Rod 1, Mrs S. H. Sampson s 1 Hullabaloo 2, D. P. Thomson's • Hebe 3. ? District hack (13): A. H. T i Grigg's Brigadoon 1. A. and C j Ferguson's Complaisant 2, W. H . Rutherford's Gay Gordon 3. ‘ Hack, list in saddle and rid J den (11): Miss K. L. Theile's j Chyp 1, W. H. Rutherford's Gay Gordon 2, R. T. Barker s Com e modore 3. Hack, 13st in saddle and rid - den (8): R. G. Morris's Black Rod 1 and reserve: J. L. and L. G. Smellie’s Serenity 2, Miss S. ■ Mahon s Robbie Burns 3. , Hack, last (7): lan Bell’s . Ramero 1, A. H. T. Grigg’s . Brigadoon 2, R, T. Barker s s Templemore 3. Hunter, best mare or gelding . (18): lan Bell’s Ramero 1 and champion, A. H. T. Grigg's Brigadoon 2, Miss S. Mahon’s S Robbie Burns 3. Best paced and mannered hack (18): Mrs R. R. Bain's Harvest 1 Moon 1, Miss K. L. Thiele’s Chyp C 2, Miss S. Mahon’s Robbie Burns . 3. Lady's hack (16): Mrs R. R Bain’s Harvest Moon 1, Miss K - L. Thiele’s Chyp 2, Miss S. 1 Mahon's Robbie Burns 3. . Shepherd’s hack (16): W. H. Rutherford’s Cavalier 1, Miss F. 1 Esler's Tara 2, Mrs A. C. Deans’s Cambi 3. , Best pair hacks: Miss S , Mahon’s Robbie Burns and lan 1 Bell’s Ramero 1, Miss Rosemarie 1 Grlmsey’s Lucky Strike and Mrs j D. P. Thomson’s Hebe 2, Miss S. M. Acton-Adams’s Moonbeam and J Mrs W. B. Clarkson’s The Cos--1 sack 3. Best walking hack (19): B. J. Frazer’s Flame 1, W. H. Rutherford’s Cavalier 2, Miss F. Esler’s Tara 3. S Mare or gelding for polo (10): ? Mrs A. C. Deans’s Marty 1, B. J. , Frazer’s Flame 2, C. R. Clark’s - Blaze 3. 1 Group A ) (Judge: Mrs M. Greenslade, Nelson.) 5 Madden pony, under 11.2 , hands, rider unde 12 years (3)- - Muss Suanne Stead's Little John 1, Jamies MacFarlane's Gypsy i 2. ’ Pony under 11.2 hands, rider , under 12 (9): W. and L. Wells’s 1 St. N’ichola 1, Mlsis Suanne > Stead's Little John 2 Miss Ann Wightman’s Starlit 3. J Maiden Pony over 11.2, under I 12.2, rider under 14 (7): Bryan / Burrows’s Jimmy 1, Suanne Stead's Silver Legend 2, Miss ’ Cherise Willkins’s Heppl 3. f Pony over 11.2, under 12.2 hands, rider under 14 (14): Miss Fiona MacphaiH's Goilden Ann 1, Misses Ann Morkane and PMI- - Icppa Warren’s Gaiety 2, Mies > Jfflii Stevenson's Ladv Legend 3. > Maiden pony over 12.2 and ' under 13.2 hands, rider under f 15 (7): Miss Virginia Alleyne’s ) Cute 1, John Carroll’s Ned Kelly 2, Miss Judy Stevenson’s Copper Pony over 12.2 and under 13.2 . hands, rider under 15 (16): . Misses Anita Macphail and Beulah Jenkins’s Gutter 1 and ■ champion, K. Johnson’s and R. . Topp’s Royal Banner 2, W. and I L. Wells’s Jiminy Cricket 3. , Best mannered pony under > 12.2 hands, rider under 14 (17): - Misses Ann Morkane and Phil- . lippa Warren’s Gaiety 1 and reserve champion, Mis® Fiona > Macphaiil’s Golden Ann 2, Miss • Ann Wightman’s Starlit 3. Best mannered pony over 12.2 I and under 13.2 hands, rider un--1 der 15 (17): K. Johnson and R. Topp’s Royal Banner 1, Miss . Sarah Ann Thomson’s Guy Fawkes 2, Misses Anita Macphail 1 and Beu'lah Jenkins's Glitter 3. Pony under 13.2 hands, rider . under 15 (28): Bryan Burrows’s Jimmy 1, Miiss Judah Black’s Tinker Boy 2, K. Johnson and R. Topp’s Royal Banner 3. • District pony, under 13.2 , hands, rider under 15 (18): Miss Jiffil Stevenson’s Lady Leg- : end 1, Mtsis. Virginia Alleyne’s | Cute 2, Moss Sarah Ann Thom- , son’s Guy Fawkes 3. Group B (Judge: Mr J. L:ili!ey, Methven.) Brood mare, any age, under 14.2 hands, for producing ponies . (16): Misses Anne Morkane and PhflJlilppa Warren's Gaiety 1, J. and K. Reed’s A’ladin’s Light 2, Musis Roanne Murray's Czarine 3. Maiden pony under 13.2 hands and under 14.2, ridden (12): Miss Phillipa Warren’s Solomon 1 and reserve champion, iMss J. Hartneilil’s Hi Jinx 2, Misis Erin Chisnal'l’s Golden Treasure 3. Pony over 13.2 and under 14.2 hands, ridden (22): Mtiss Sharon Kidd’s Mister Chips 1 and champion, Miss PhiilUippa Warren’s Soloman 2, Miss Roanne Murray’s Czarine 3. Best mannered over 13.2 and 14.2 hands, ridden (22): Misuses S. Mahon and K. Johnson’s Highland Laddie 1, Miss Sharon Kidd’s Mister Chips 2, Miss Roanne Murray’s Czarine 3. District pony, under 14.2 hands, boy or girl rider (9): Miss J. Hartnell’s Hi Jinx 1, Miss Elizabeth Dalzell’s Claude 2, T. Satterthwaite’s Star 3. Maiden cob, under 15.1 hand's (6): Mrs A. C. Dean’s Marty 1, C. R. Clark’s Tataiman 2, C. R. Clark’s Blaze 3. Cob, under 14.2 hands, carry to 13 stone (5): C. R. Clarke's Talesman 1, B. J. Frazer’s Flame 2, C. R. Clark’s Blaze 3. Cob over 14.2 hands and under 15.1, to carry 15 stone (6): Mrs L. Bush’s Prince Robin 1 and champion, Miss Annette Hartnell’s Golden Charm 2 and reserve, Mrs A. C. Deanes’s Marty 3. .. .. Boy and Girl Riders .. .. Under 10 years (15): Misis Suanne Stead 1, Miss' Ann Wightman 2, Miss Leonie Wellis 3. Girl under 12 (10): Miss Anita Macphalil 1, Miss Ji’lil Murray 2, Miss Jl'lll Stevenson 3. Boy under 12 (8): Wayne Bush 1, John Carroll 2, Warren Wells 3. Girl 12 and under 16 (21): Miss Ann Morkane 1, Miss K. Johnson 2, M:s,s Sharon Kidd 3. Boy 12 and under 16 (6): Russell Topp 1, Donald Gailletly 2, Douglas Lang 3. Team of three pony club members (3): Carleton Pony Club 1, Hanmer B 2, Hanmer A 3. Competitions Pones up to 13.2 hands, riders under 15 (11): John Carroll’s Ned Kelly 1, Miss Gililtan Black’s Rusty 2, Miss Laone Wilkins’s Royal Legion 3. Ponies, F.E.I. rules, under 14.2 hands (12): Gillian Black’s Rusty 1, K. Johnson and R. ; Topp’s Royal Banner 2 Miss 1 Patsy Gibson’s Pretty Polly 3. Best maiden hunter over 1 fences (19): Miss M. Alilrln’s Cop- ’ per 1, Miss Jenny Robertson’s Asta 2, B. J. Frazer’ Don Dhu ■ 3, Lady’s hunter (18): R. T. Barker’s Templemore 1, Mists Rosemary Grlmsey’s Lucky Strike 2, Mtsis M. Alltn’s Copper 3. Hunter, open (19): Mess M. ! Alim's Copper 1, R. T. Barker's 1 Templemore 2, Mists Jennifer 1 Damp:er-Cross:ley’s Carribbean : Open F.E.I. jump (17): Miss 1 Helen Green’s Alabama Lady 1 and lan Bell’s Teaka (equal) 1, Miss M.- Allin’s Ladakh 3 1 Hit or hurry (19): Miss M. ! Allen's Ladakh 1, W. H. Ruther- 1 ford’s Gay Gordon 2, Mrs R. R ; Bain’s Harvest Moon 3. SHEEP English Leicester ( (Judge: Mr C. Watson, Palmer- s ston North.) Ram, one shear and over (7): j Beachwood Trust, 1 and cham- < pion: Estate E. S. Taylor. 2 and < reserve champion. 3. Ram lamb j <7): Beechwood Trust, 1,2 and i 3. Ewe, one shear or over (8): ] Beechwood Trust. 1 and champion. 2 and reserve champion: Estate E. S. Taylor. 3. Ewe Ipmb (8): Estate E S. Taylor, 1 and 2; R. P. Steele, 3.

Border Leicester (Judge: Mr C. Watson. Palmerston North.) Ram. two shear or over (2): J. G. Gunn. 1 and champion: H. W. Farquhar. 2. Ram one shear (4): Beckett Bros.. 1 and reserve champion: H. W. Far quhar, 2; Estate J. Stevenson. 3 Ram lamb (11): H. W. Farquhar. 1 and 2: J. R. Gardner. 3. Ewe. two shear or over (7): J. G. Gunn. 1: H. W. Farquhar. 2 and 3. Ewe one shear (8): H W. Farquhar, 1: J. G. Gunn. 2: J. R. Gardner, 3. Ewe lamb (13): H. W. Farquhar. 1: J. G. Gunn. 2: Stoney Lea Farm, Ltd.. 1 3 - s Southdown § (Judge: Rams, Mr C. A. Adams, Greendale Ewes. Mr T. E. M Brooks. Brookside.) Ram. two shear or over (10): J. K. Fincham, 1 and 2; A. K. McLaughlin, 3. Ram, one shear • 6): Mrs J. C. Cradock. 1: J. R Paterson. 2: N .E. E. Mclntosh. 3. Ram lamb (10): J. H. Pater son. 1: N. E. E. Mclntosh, 2 and 3. Natural condition.—Ram. two shear or over (9): J. K. Fincham, 1 and 2: Mrs J .C. Cradock, 3 Rani one shear (10): B. A. McLachlan, 1: J .J. Petrie. 2: G L. Jones. 3 Ram lamb (10). ' N. . E .Mclntosh, 1: R. H. Flem- » ing, 2: J. H. Paterson. 3. Pair s ram lambs (5): J. H. Paterson. 1: A. K. McLauchlin. 2: G. L. j Jones, 3. Open.—Ewe. two shear 1 or over (11): J. H. Paterson. 1 ’ and 2: J. K. Fincham. 3. Ewe s one shear (13): J. H. Paterson. . 1: J. K. Fincham, 2 and 3 Natural condition. —Ewe lamb J (10): J. H. Paterson. 1: G. L. 5 Johns. 2: J. K. Fincham. 3. Ewe two shear or over (15): J. H Paterson. 1 and champion, and champ’on of all mutton breeds. ’ 3: F. W. Jarman, 2 and reserve champion. Ewe one shear (16): J. H Paterson. 1: C. J. Petrie. 2: J. K. Fincham. 3. Ewe lamb j (8): J H. Paterson. 1: A. K. McLauchlin. 2: N E. E. Mclntosh. 3. Pair ewe lambs (5): J. R i Paterson, 1; A. K.McLaughlin, j 2: J. K. Fincham. 3. Best croup j of Southdowns (7): J. H. Pater- , son, 1: J. K. Fincham, 2; G. L. 1 Johns, 3. South Suffolk (Judge: Mr D. E. Lewis, Dar- ; field.) 5 Ram, two shear or over (1): L. C. Gardener. 1 and reserve : champion. Ram. one shear (2): . L. C. Gardener. 1 and champion ; 2: Ram lamb (2): L. C. Gardener. 1 and 2. Ewe two shear or over (2): L. C. Gardener. 1 and cham nion, 2 and reserve champ’on Ewe one shear (2): L. C. Gar dener. 1 and 2. Ewe lamb (2)L. C. Gardener. 1 and 2. Poll Dorset or Dorset Horn (Judge: Mr D. E. Lewis, Dar 1 field.) ' Ram one shear or over (2): M. G. and S. M. Johns, 1 and reserve champion. Ram lamb ’ (2): Mrs M. Chisnail. 1. Ewe one ' shear or over (2): Mrs M. Chisnall, 1 and champion; M. G. . and S. M. Johns, 2 and reserve . champion. Ewe lamb (2): M. G. , and S. M. Johns, 1: Mrs M. Chis- : nail, 2. Romney Marsh ! (Judge: Rams, Mr A. Southay, • Masterton. Ewes, Mr M. McLaren, Timaru.) ; Ram two shear or over (4): C. Burrows, 1 and champion, j supreme ram all breeds and 2. ■ Connemara Stud, 3. Ram, one : shear (6): C. Burrow, 1 and rer serve chamoion, 2 and 3. Ram • lamb (9): C. Burrows, 1 and 2: Darnley Stud. 3. Natural con- ! dition.—Ram one shear or over (8): A. D. Russell and Son, 1: . J. J. Petrie, 2: G. S. Palmer and 1 Sons and Darnley Stud, 3. Ram , lamb (12) :C. Burrows, 1,2. I and S. Shorn ram lamb (12): Beechwood Trust, 1; G. S. Pal- ■ mer and Sons, 2; C. Burrows, 3. Open.—Ewe two shear or over (12): C. Burrows, 1: Lea Avon Stud Co.. 2; G. S. Palmer and i Son, 3. Ewe, one shear 11): C. > Burrows 1 and champion: Beechwood Trust, 2: Darnley Stud. 3 I Ewe lamb (12): Darnley Stud. 1 and 2; C. Burrows, 3. Natural condition.—Ewe two shear or over (12): G. S. Palmer and Sons. 1 and 2: Connemara Stud, 3. Ewe one shear (16): C. Burrows. 1 and reserve champion and 3 Beechwood Trust, 2. Ewe lamb (12): G. S. Palmer and Sons, 1 and 2; C. Burrows, 3. Shorn ewe lamb (13): G. S. Palmer and , Sons, 1 and 3: C. Burrows, 2. Corriedale (Judges: Rams, Mr D. Casells. Palmerston South. Junior. Mr B. Dixon, Cust. Ewes. Mr W. O. Ross. Hakataramea. Junior, Mr D. Ashworth, Leithfield.) Ram two shear or over (12): W. R. E. and F. E. Booker, 1 and reserve champion, 2; O. G. Evans and Sons, 3. Ram one shear (14): W .R. E. and F. E. Booker, 1 and champion; D. S. Johns Trust 2 and 3. Ram lamb (15): W. J. Hoban and Son, 1 and 2; O. G. Evans and Sons, 3. Pair ram lambs (8): O. G Evans and Sons, 1; W. J. Hoban and Son, 2: Estate H. Sidey, 3. Natural Condition. —Ram two shear or over (10): R. M. Thomson, 1; O. G. Evans and Son, 2: W. J. Hoban and Son, 3. Ram, one shear (13): W. Dampier-Crossley. 1: D. S. Johns Trust, 2: R. M. Thomson, 3. Ram lamb (17): O. G. Evans and Sons, 1 and 3; Estate H Sidey, 2. Open.—Ewe, two shear or over (14): D. S. Johns Trust, 1: Estate H. Sidey, 2: W. J. Hoban and Son, 3. Ewe, one shear (14): D. S. Johns Trust, 1 and 3; W. R. E. and F. E. Booker, 2. Ewe lamb (14): D. S. Johns Trust, 1; Estate H. Sidey, 2; O. G. Evans and Sons, 3. Pair ewe lambs (8): Estate H. Sidey, 1: W. Dampier-Crossley, 2; W. J. Hoban and Son, 3. Natural Condition. —Ewe two shear or over (14): D. S. Johns Trust, 1 and 3; W. R. E. and F. E. Booker, 2. Ewe one shear (14): W. R. E. and F. E. Booker. 1 and 2: D. S. Johns Trust, 3. Ewe lamb (15); D. S. Johns Trust, 1: W R. E. and F. E Booker, 2; Estate H. Sidey, 3. Pair ewe lambs (6): D. S. Johns Trust, 1: W. R. E. and F. E Booker, 2; W. J. Hoban and Son, 3. Best group exhibit (5): W J. Hoban and Son, 1. Halfbred (Judge: Mr C. W. Denton, Domett.) Ram two shear or over (5): C. Burrows, 1 and champion and 3: J. P. Rivers, 2. Ram one shear (6): C. Burrows, 1 and reserve champion, 2 and 3. Ram iamb (5): C. Burrows, 1 and 2, T. F. Northcote, 3. Natural Con dition. —Ram, two shear or over (6): C. Burrows, 1 and 3; Estate James Stevenson, 2. Ram, one shear (8): C. Burrows, 1; Estate James Stevenson. 2: J. A. Calder, 3. Ram lamb (10): C. Burrows, 1 and 3; Estate J. Stevenson, 2. Open.—Ewe, two shear or over (3): C. Burrows, 1; T. F. Northcote, 2. Ewe, one shear (5): C. Burrows, 1 and champion, 2 and 3. Ewe lamb (5): C. Burrows, 1 and 3; T. F. Northcote, 2. Natural Condition. — Ewe, two shear or over (3): C. Burrows, 1; Estate J. Stevenson. 2; T. F. Northcote, 3. Ewe, one 1 shear (5): C. Burrows, 1 and reserve, 2; Estate J. Stevenson, . 3. Ewe lamb (5): C. Burrows, 1 and 3: R. P. Steele, 2. Pair ■ ewe lambs (3): T. F. Northcote. ] I; C. Burrows, 2; R. P. Steele, - Merino 1 (Judge: Mr J. M. Samson, i Wairau Valley.) , Natural Condition.—Ram, two shear or over (5): Estate J. Stevenson 1 and champion, 2 and 1 reserve champion; C. Burrows, 1 3. Ram, one shear (6): Estate 1 J. Stevenson, 1 and 2; D. H. Rutherford, 3. Ram lamb (3): 1 Estate J. Stevenson, 1 and 2. J Ram, two shear or over (2): ( Estate J. Stevenson, 1; R. P. . Steele, 2. Ram, one shear (5): ‘ Estate J. Stevenson, 1; R. P. 1 Steele, 2; D. H. Rutherford, 3. < Ewe, two shear or over (6): Estate J. Stevenson 1 and cham- I pion, 3: T. F. Northcote, 2. Ewe, one shear (5): Estate J. Steven- < son, 1 and 3; R. P. Steele, 2. . Ewe lamb (4): R. P. Steele, 1: ’ Estate J. Stevenson, 2. Ewe, 1 two shear or over (5): Estate J. i Stevenson, 1 and reserve: R. P. Steele, 2. Ewe, one shear (5): ’ Estate J. Stevenson, 1 and 3; 1 R. P. Steele, 2. Ewe lamb (2): i R. P. Steele, 1 and 2. FLOCK SHEEP (Judge: Mr J. M. Phipps, ; Hawarden.) Full mouth Corriedale or half* 1

bred ewe (15): Watson and Topp. Ltd., 1. 2 and 3. Pair Cor nedale or halfbred ewes, two shear or over (9): R. P. Kellock, k Watson and Topp. Ltd., 2: Cloverfield Farm, Ltd.. 3 Pair Corriedale ewes, one shear <19): Cloverfield Farm. Ltd.. 1 and 2) Watson and Topp, Ltd.. 3. Corriedale ewe, one shear <24): Cloverfield Farm. Ltd., 1 and Jubilee Trophy: Watson and Topp, Ltd., 2; R. B. Kellock. 3. Pair Corriedale ewe lambs (9): Watson and Topp, Ltd., 1 and 3: Cloverfield Farm. Ltd., 2. Corriedale ewe lambs (14): Cloverfield Farm, Ltd., 1: Watson and Topp, Ltd . 2: J. O. Black 3. Pair halfbred ewes, one shear (6): H. T. Eder. 1: N. E E. Mclntosh. 2; D G. H. Todd. Pair halfbred ewe lambs (2): N. E. E. Mclntosh 1. R. J. C Hamilton 2. Pair Corriedale or halfbred ewe lambs, shorn (4): Watson and Topp, Ltd., 1 and 2. K. Stace 3. Corriedale or halfbred ewe lambs, shorn (6): A J. Black 1 and 3. Watson and Topp. Ltd., 2. Pair Romney or crossbred ewes, two shear or over (7): J. R. Gardner 1. J. G. Gunn 2. A. K. McLaughlin 3 pair Romney or crossbred ewes, one shear (7): K. Stace 1, J. G Gunn 2. P. A. Judson and Sons. Ltd., 3. Romney or crossbred ewle. one shear (8): T. A. Judson and Sons. Ltd.. 1 and 2. J. G. Gunn 3. Pair Romney or crossbred ewe lambs (8): T. A. Judson and Sons, Ltd., 1, K. S. Pettigrew 2, K. M. Wells 3. Y.F.C. And Country Girls’ Club Classes (Judges: Corriedale and halfbred, Mr G. B. Evans. Hawarden: crossbred. Mr R Mcßae. Brookside.) Pair Corriedale or halfbred ewes, two shear or over (6): W. D. Power 1 and 2, T. Gilbert 3. Pair Corriedale or halfbred ewes, one shear (7): W. D Power 1 and 3, J. M. Brice 2 pair Corriedale or halfbred ewe lambs (9): J. M. Brice 1, W. D. Power 2. M. Gibson 3. Pair Romney or crossbred ewes, two shear or over (3): R. F. McLeod 1, D. Sheldon 2. Pair Romney or crossbred ewes, one shear (5): D. Sheldon 1, C. Ferguson 2, R. F. McLeod 3. Pair Romney or crossbred ewe lambs (6): G. R. Hare 1, H. R. Hammond 2 and 3. FAT SHEEP (Judge: Mr G. Cochrane, Christchurch.) Two freezing wethers, under 1401 b live (14): Glynn Wye Estate 1, D. C. F. Mason 2 and 3. Two butchers’ wethers (10): Glynn Wye Estate 1 and 2, D. C. F. Mason 3. Two butcher's ewes, four year and over (3): H. Hartnell 1, J. M. Pettigrew 2, H. Hartnell 3. Two fat lambs, under 801 b live (5): H. Hartnell 1. D. C. F. Mason 2. Two white face fat lambs under 801 b live (2): K. M. Wells 1 and 2. Two down cross fat lambs over 801 b live (5) Mrs J. C. Cradock 1 and Jubilee trophy, D. C. F. Mason 2 and 3. Two down cross fat lambs under 80-lb live (5): D. C. F. Mason 1 and 2, K. S. Pettigrew 3. Two fat lambs suitable for export (3): D. C. F. Mason 1 and 2. Pet lamb (9): Robert Cradock 1, Miss Nicola Robinson 2, Hugh Robinson 3. Pet sheep (3): Miss Patricia Cradock 1, Brian Brice 2. CATTLE Aberdeen Angus (Judge: Mr Downes Roberts, Middlemarch.) Bull, any age (4): Mrs N. Collis’ 1 and champion, A. H. Page’s Captain of Ansley 2 and reserve. Cow or heifer, any age (6) Mrs N. Collis 1, champion and champion Aberdeen Angus, B. A. McLachlan’s Primac Elenco of Strathrowan 2 and reserve champion, Mrs N. Collis 3. Hereford (Judge: N. Godsiff, Blenheim.) Bull, any age (4): Heathstock Downs, Ltd’s Navigator Gem 1, champion, champion Hereford, champion of beef breed, J. F. G. Blakely and Company’s Waihuka Kavaka 2nd 2 and reserve champion, Mrs G. M. Burrows’s Beechwood Argo Crown 3. Cow, or heifer, any age (6): Pahau Downs Ltd’s Pahau Pearl Ist 1. champion, reserve champion Hereford. reserve champion beef breed, Heathstock Downs, Ltd’s Heathstock Ruby 2nd 2 and reserve champion, Mrs G. M. Burrows’s Brigadoon Bella 4th 3. WOOL (Judge: V. Collins) Hogget Wool.—Halfbred or Corriedale ram (3): D. S. Johns Trust 1 and 2, W. J. Hoban and Son 3. Halfbred or Corriedale ewe (12): C. Burrows 1, D. S. Johns Trust 2 and 3. Merino (2): R. P. Steele 1 and 2. Ewe Wool. —Merino (5): estate J. Stevenson 1 and Jubilee trophy, C. Burrows 2, R. P. Steele 3. Halfbred or Corriedale (8): D. S. Johns Trust 1, J. P. Rivers 2, W. J. Hoban and Son 3. Romney (2): C. Burrows 1 and 2. Ram Wool.—Halfbred or Corriedale (2): D. S. Johns Trust 1, W. J. Hoban and Son 2. DOG TRIALS (Judge: Mr P. Newton, Rangiora road.) Head, pull, drive and yard, open (26): H. T. Eder’s Jill 1, C. H. Lang’s Roy 2, J. R. Burrows’s Spark 3. Head, pull, drive and yard, district: J. R. Burrows's Spark 1, G. T. Smith’s Flash 2, K. H. Coleman’s Lou 3.