MANAWATU SHOW.

Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1587, 2 November 1912, Page 8

MANAWATU SHOW.

: , CONCLUDING,DAY. '■•'■. "'''' . "" ' OVER 23,000 PEOPLE PRESENT. .-.'NEWS, NOTES, AND;AWARDS. , ; (By Telegraph.—Special Reporter.) • '':•" Palmorston North, November 1. .;.'.From', all quarter's people streamed to Palmerston to-duy, the perfect weather for "people's Day" mbro than compensating for. the dull weather of the two first' days. /The attendance was estimated at just over 23,000, ! something approaching record figures. The huge stands were packed with visitors, and the areas surrounding the' competi-' 'tion ring carried many hundreds of gaily-, gowned ladies and children intent on'the side-shows and competitions, and men, who mostly confined their attention, to the' 'stock. • It' .j'was a bright, animated 6cene, and one not easily forgotten ty those who were units in the multitude. The visitors included his Excellency the Governor ' and a number of members of Parliament, and also 'the cadet's, who: havb'just returned from Canada. The; grand parade of cattle and horses was a' great sight, thousands: of pounds' worth" of-cattle and horses filing past the stand. ■ .-.' Two additional champion awards were" !m^e:'tp:d'ay;,^v,Mri;..;F.: : S..;.(ariQ,orit'S;;Sifi; Frisco was. given' the v champion '.ribbon;'in.-. ;the' thoroughbred : stallion class,-and Mr.'' L.' H. Collinson's. ■ CokerV Empress. wisji ■awarded -;the.harness ;horse championship.-,. ■} :A considerable ■ amount of interest; was', .'.takenVin'the- stock 'sales.held,■■■.on-- tnev /ground.iduring;-the'day. : ':Tbe draft -of". yearling (Holstein; bulls from . the -Wera£ roa'.State : Farm; engendered eager com--i' petition.- The highest price was brought"'' by' Dominion 'de! Kol 'Domino, one. of the¥ ;progeny of ''the. '.wolliknown : dairy'- a>yi : . ;Domirio..lli. This animal .'realised two; hundred'and'.ninety' guineas,- and was;! ; : purchased by.';Mr.'.C.:Hopping, of Rongo-j tea'..':Mr. Hopping was the,largest -pur-,; .chaser'. ■ at : the sale, ■ two :of , ; ,the: .heifers;, 'knocked: down:to-inm and: dSlll. • '■ The. seven -young bulls' sold } aver-.-; 'aged 175 guineas. .:;• Two of. the Governi '■-. put.up, and realised.3s guineas' each. ':;.;£; ■ .'An. ; official announcement was'.!, made during .'the day/that a well-known showi jring. champion—Mr... E. Short's' Hereford, tb'ull Crusader—had been sold through Mr;; jW. J. : Prbuse, Consul for Urugary to. the; jUruguayan,'Government; : When •,the-'ie.fi !: W,' : -J. ; 'Pfbuse, Consul for tlieV iNew ; Zbaland' its stock experts • were mucji. impressed by Crusader, and the.deal was; ■no .doubt, eventuated as a result of their. visit.: The. price has. not been diyulged;,; ■nor !have 'any arrangements been 'made so] fivr'; for "'shipping, the animal ,to its' new; home..'.:.'' - N : '•' " : . '■■'' . dog show. ,■'■■; judges' added awards. Tho. awards, in the dog classes,, in addiction ,to.'the,list.printed yesterday, are:— ;;..'.:.:; ;,Wis-haired Fox Terriers, '.' .Maidcnj -dogs—E.-'F. Jones,- 1; C. H. Pickering,' 2. ' ' ■■■■"■ ■■'-; ■• ,;. -Novice; dogs—W. F. Durward, ,1 jE. P. Jones, 2; G.;H. Pickering, 3. ... ;Puppy, dogs—AV. l-Pii-iDuisward,-"1? ,H. iiliiir,j2;;.:E'..P.-J6hes;c3a" smou sxvi j ;■. . Colonial-bred,- L. '■ Thomas, 1; W. P. Durward, 2; H. MunvS.. • Limit; dogs—H.: Muir, ;1; E. F: Jones, 2; P ; D. Jones, 3. i Open, dogs-C. L. Thomas, 1; W."F. iDnrwa-rd; 2;H. Muir, 3. !>?■■ :■■<;■ ■,-'■ ~ •„•,.. .''■■'• Maiden/,,bitches-TC;-H. Pickering; 1; N'.' Wade;y2. <:,.;;- ■ : : ;:.; •;, /■Novice, bitches—C. H. Pickering, 1; N. ■Wade, 2.; -.-,■■;. ■'.- ':; Puppy, bitches— C.'H. Pickering, 1; N, Wade, 2, : ' .;';•.' ; . Colonial-bred, bitches—H; Miiif, 1; G. W..lngram, 2; N. Wade, 3. ;■.-,' Limit, bitches-H. Muir,.l; N. Wado,2. ; Open, bitches-H. Muir, 1; G. W. Ingram', 2. '■: Brood bitches'— G. W. Ingram, 1; N. Wade,' 2.-. •■'•.;' •■ !" ; Brace—H. Muir, 1; J. R. Jack, 2, .•..Veteran,'dog—J. E. Jack, 1. •' - Veteran, bitch— Q. W. Ingram, 1. (.Scotch Terriers. • -'•' \ .; .Puppy,.dog—Mrs. J. Hurley, 1. Puppy, bitch—Mrs. J. Holloway,l. ',;,'■ Irish Terriers, Maided dogs-C. W. Hadfield, 1. . Puppy, dogs—N, Wilkinson, 1; A. J. Woodley, 2. ''New Zealand-bred, dogs—D. T. Sinclair, I;'A. J.; Woodley, 2. Colonial-bred, dogs—W. J. Harper, 1; D. T. Sinclair, 2: A: J. Woodley, B.', Limit, dogs—N. Wilkinson,' 1; A. J. Woodley, 2. Open, dogs—W. J. Harper, 1; D.' T. Sin-clair,-2;, A. J. Woodley, 3. \ ■ :: Novice, pitches—N. Wilkinson, I.' ; Puppy, bitohes—F. H. Bedford, 1; N. Wilkinson, 2. '■.'" New Zealand-bred, bitches—F. H. Bed-' ford,l.; ■•'•'••. Limit, bitches-F. H. Bedford, 1. , | ■i Open, ;bitches-F. H. Bedford, 1. , Brace-rN.' Wilkinson, 1.-" ~ ■ ' Breeders' dog—D. •T. Sinclair, 1. , ','•.,-'■ ,' Australian Terriers. ;, '• Puppy dogs—F. M'Parland, lj Mrs. N. I. Wifls, 2j;K. Gallichcn, 3. Novice dogs—H. Prentis, 1; Mrs. N. I. : Wilis, 2. ■ :•■ ' Open dogs—R. Kempster, 1 and 2. Open bitches—R. D. Kempster, 1; F. /M'Parland, 2, : ■;. . _j ■ Other Classes,. ' '.'■-' In fawn pugs, the whole of the classes were won by Mrs. Dean'and Mrs. Hazel--;rood. ."..

Rough-coated Collies, Maiden . dogs—J. Conrad, 1; V. Graham, 2. ■'■.'■ Novice dogs—M. Goodman, 1 and - special ;< J. Conrad,,2. Puppy dogs—Miss M. Goodman, 1 and special; J. Conrad, 2; V. Gi'ahom, 3. Now Zealand-bred .dogs—B.. A. Drury, 1; A. J. Graham, 2; M. Goodman, 3. Colonial-bred dogs—B. A. Drury, I; A. J. Graham, 2; Mrs. W. H. Smith, 3. Limit dogs—A. J. Graham, 1; Miss M. Goodman, 2; Mrs.-.W.-H., Smith, 3. Open dogs—B. A. Drury, 1; A. J. Gra)iam, 2; Mrs. W. H. Smith, 3. •Maiden bitches—A. J. Shailer, 1; C. PHtehard, 2; B. Boss, 3. ■Novice bitches—A. J.-Shailer, 1 and special; C. Pritchard, 2. . Puppy bitches—A. J. Shailer, 1 and .special; C. Pritchard, 2; B. Ross, 3, New Zealand-bred bitches—A. J. Shailer, 1; C. Pritchard, 2.- ' Colonial-bred bitches—A. J. Shailer, 1. ', Limit bitches—A. J. Shailer, 1. Open .bitches—A. J. Shailor, 1 and special. < •Brood bitches—J. Fairbrother, 2,. Bearded Collies. ■ Maiden dogs—A. Zurcher, 1. ...Novice dogs—A. Zurcher, 1. '■" Colonial-bred dogs-C. E. Waller, 1; D. Cutlibertson, 2. f Open dogs—D. Cuthbertson, 1. Old. English Sheep Dogs. ■Maiden dogs—C. A. W. Monckton, lj W.'l. Lovelock, 2; A. Sfruther, 3. Novice. dogs—C. A. W. Monckton, 1; 'W. 1.. Lovelock, 2; A. Struther, 3. ■Puppy dogs—W. I. Lovelock, 1. Colonial-bred dogs—C. A. W. Monckton, 1; W; I. Lovelock, 2; A. Struther, 3. , -Limit -dogs—C. A. ,W. • Monckton, 1; ,W;'l. : Lovelock, 2; A. Struther, 3. V'Open dogs—H.F.. Arkwright, 1; C. A. ■;W".'.-.■Monckton, ■2; W.' I. Lovelock, 3. ; Open bitches—H. F. Arkwright, 1. ; Brace-Mrs. J. H.' White, 1; A. L. ! iD'esgrango/2;H. F. ; Arkwright, 3. - .• ':■:',> "Bull Terriers.' •; --'Limit, dogs—Mfsi.G. Flyger, 1. £'!;• Open .'.dogs-Mrs.-'G. Flyger, 1. "Novice bitches-A. H. .Cahi.ll, 1. ■ • 'C-Limit bitohes-T.. Herlihy, I;- A. H. :Herlihy, ; 2. .-' „:,,.,'■ ■ ':..'.'. „ ;'Open bitches—T. Herlihy, 1; A. H, !eahill,-2..- ; ; ■ '■■ ■■■• ■■ • .';_ _ ' Sporting team—C...Ride,. .1; E. /J. .Smith, .2.:. ';'•'''■",•..' ,' ' ;._:..', : if s ' v COMPETITIONS. ;/■ ■t'-Sheepshearihg^W-Dilks;, l - '.''■'■'■'■•■;■. , :. Sheep-shearing- for ■ technical school stn-de'nts-J. -Smith; I'; 1 J;'Mollier,'2.; - ■ : iSkirtihg,' rolling, and classing fbrtech-'iiical.school'student's-D'. Stubbs, I;'J. B. iWilby, 2;. Louis! 3. - ;, '"• Le'apin'g'for- ponies-rJ: G. Moyo's Prince iChap, 1..-\ : . •■;•'■'; ''.''■:■ ■'/'' ■',; ■ 'Harness'; horse,' style,- and action—l. iVbsper's Trixy,-1; Mrs. C. Stubbs!s;Steak, ;2;:;v:'- .^--''v,' '■'.-.■,"■ '.': ;.■•''•.' , - and gentleman's hack—E. Shorts IDinizulu and;Fuzilier,;:l;' O. Wilson's iMbntana and Regret,:2.-' .-,■' ■'. ■ ; ';-Lady driver—Miss Gill, Cambridge, 1; •Miss Cbwen, Pohangina, 2; Miss Jessie 'Campbell,'Wanganui;3. / . .V-'.Lady- rider, -side-saddle—Miss Jessie ;Campbell,l; Mrs, Bekker, 2; Mrs. O. NelLcaping competition (steeplechase)—W. D. Watson's Yeast, 1; L. W. D. M'Ewan's Lady Do Vere, 2; E. Shorfs Dinizulu, 3. Open hunters' competition—Mr. Wyim Browne's (Cambridge) Exchange, 1; Mr. F. •Vosper's (Cambridge) Doctor, 2.; H. Hasisalls' (Hastings) Micky Free, 3.. .SALE OP STATE FARM STOCK. (Bs TeTearaDh—Press Associations, Palmerston N., November 1 Dalgety and Cp; held a very-successful salo' yesterday at-'thii:Ta'lmerstbli ! •North- , Show' Grounds of Wereroa State farm Holstein-Friesians. The, highest, price ,of. .the day was paid for a yearling bull. Dominion de Kol Domiiiio, for which Mr; C. Hopping, -. of Eongotea,. gave 290gns. ' An- ' otheribnirwent to tho sahio purchaser for' 187gns'.;'ond Mr. White, of Auckland/gave 185|{ns. for a bull of the same breed. Other Holstein bulls brought, 151gns'„ 136gns., 80gns„ 90gns., and 60gns. Holstein cows brought lllgns., 108gns , 92gns., and 90gns. ,'A Shorthorn bull sold on behalf of Mr. J. Donald, of. Wangb'mti,- fetched lOlgns., and another' on behalf of Mr. Bayliss, of Carterton, 138gns. Other prices ranged from-33gus. to 90gns. ■