WANGANUI SHOW.

Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1598, 15 November 1912, Page 8

WANGANUI SHOW.

, PEOPLE'S DAY. j • ADDITIONAL AWARDS. . ' < (By ; Telegraph.—Special Correspondent.) 1 / Wanganui, November 14. 1 . The Agricultural' Show concluded to- ; day. The weather was fairly fine for j People's Day, which was marked by a : very 'large-attendance, visitors arriving in numbers from northi and south. final RESULTS. I The concluding results are: . ] .Horses • (thoroughbred entire over 4 ■ years)— George Chamberlain's Zimmer- 1 man, 1; 11. E. Good's Maniapoto, 2; Hoult J and Son's Sylvauite, 3. . ' ' . i . Harness horses and ponie3 (spring-cart : man/.'or gelding up to half a ton) —6. W. Bassbttfs Gyp, 1; W. Meuli's Jess, 2; ! AVestport Coal Company, 3. ■ Pony (13.2 to 14.2 hands)—M. Edgar s : Tutu', 1; W. Price's Lady Victor; 2; 1. D. j Lawless's Knku,- 3. . . . Spring-cart mare or gelding (up to J one. ton)— New. Zealand Express Co., 1; ] State Coal Department, 2; W. Rountree, 3. ■ ' Pony (under 13.2)— E. Jackson's Barney, ! .1; W. ■ Price's Lady Victoria, . 2; C. A. •White's 'Frisco, 3. ; Spring-cart mare or gelding (up to li • tons)—Wanganui Borough Cimncily 1 and ! '2; W. Rountree, 3. ' Tandem team—Her. J. R. Holley, I; : R; Russell, 2; W. K. Mi-ran, 3. : . Hacks <.nd harness horses (weight-, carrier's hack up ;to 15: stone)—G. F. Moore's Rawa, 1; W. E. Wade's Ngaruawahia, 2; S. Billinghursfs Mack, 3. Mare, or gelding (under 15.2, to be driven ' by lady)—E. Mason's Zanzibar, 1; H. W. ' Paul's Leda, 2; I'. D.' Lawless's Kuku,'3. Weight-carrying' cob—E. Mason's Zanzibar, 1; J. Crowley's Dandy, 2; H. J, Cameron's Springtime, 3. ! Dog-cart horse—W; R. M'William'e Bonnie Bell, 1; C. Burr's Leger Lad, 2; T. W. Lonsdale's Hero, 3. - ?>. Hack (up to 13 stone)—B. Short's Scout, 1; J. R. M'Donald's Aotea, 2; J. Coombe's Chasse, 3. • . • Hack (up to 11 stone)—J. R. M'Donald's Te Kahurangi, 1; W. Watson's First Consill. 2; L. Campbell's Toney. 3. , ■ Mare or 1 gelding (for Bradley): .E; Mason's Zanzibar, 1; H. Paul's Leda, 2; 'Mrs. Baron's Mac, 3. , ■ . Lady's hack, (over 15.1): J. ■ Coomes'S Chasse, 1; H. Watson's First Consul, 2; E. Short's Bay Peld, 3. " Lady's hack (under 15.1): E. Short's Dinizulu, 1; J. R. M'Donald's Te Kahu-. rangi, 2; G. F. Moore's The Elf, 3. Best paced hack: G. F. Moore's Rawa, d;. H; E. Wade's Ngaruawhia, .2;. G. .F. Moore's The Elf, 3. . . ;.v ■ Pony (under 12 hands): W. . Bristol's, Basuto, 1; J. ,H. Duncan's Bush-Rate, 2; S. J. Snow's Tobias, 3.', • Draughts—Championship! entire: .Short's t Revaleiita i reserve'• champion, Short'sRoyal Treasure. _ ■ - . Draughts—Championship mare:' Mrs. J. , D.. Ormond's Lady Glen; reserve: B. ; Short's. Logan Lassie. V- ... i' . Draught horses, (entire, over four yearsj-r- , E. Short's-Royal, Treasure, 1. - '• .. ; :V ' 1 Three-year-old entire ' colt—E.. Short's i Revelariti,'l : ; Mrs. J. Dr Ormohd's Ardna-.i; ctaig, 2; H.. R. and '. E.- C.;.- Gaisford's S lulleymbon Minstrel, 3. - '• >'<} Pair- draughts,' for,- town piirposes-H-Ei ; Short, 1; Borough Councili.''2 i; ' G. M. Onrrie, 3. . ' '. Team of three plough horses—E. Short, 1; Rhodes Bros., 2; Wanganui Borough Council, 3. ... , . ' Pair for general farm work—E. Short, 1; Rhodes Bros., 2. .Dairy cow in milkrrTho, conditions attaching to this' clips' Were that the .cow should, be. milked in .the presence of the show l stewards : ;i W." Ritchie,"- , l .a'iid'2; J Hodges, 3. r 1 Special prizes—Greatest weight in butterfat :. W. Ritchie. Highest test: J. Hodges,'. Greatest'quantity milk: W.- Ritchio. ' PHOTOGRAPHY. Landscape—M. L. Lclmpe, 1, 2, and 3. , Seascape or marine—J. D.Hay, 1; M. L.\Lampe, 2;VA. Richard, 3. - Portrait or-figure study— M. L. Lampe, - '. -1, 2/ and 3. - Animal life —M. L. Lampe, 1; A. E. Wat- . kinson, 2. - :i . 1 Any amateur study—John C. Cull, 1; A. Riclcard, 2; Mrs. M. N. Watt; 3. ; '• HOME INDUSTRIES. There was''a-good deal of, interest takin; by womenfolk in the home industries and needlework . sectioi. Tho awards are as follow:—'' 1 Loaf bread—Mrs.' J. Henley, 1; Mrs. R. , - Dickie, 2.,''' Loaf made from. "Challenger - flour— Mrs. G. L. Buckley, 1) Mrs. J. Healey, 2. Brown bread—llrs. J. L. Healey, lj' Mrs. G.(L. Buckley, 2. 1 : ■ Currant loaf—Mrs. R. Dickie, 1. Girdlo scone—Miss Craig, 1; Mrs, Ansticß 2. ' 1 ~ Oven scones—Miss. M. C. Beaumont, 1; Mrs.' W. Beaumont, 2. . _ • Oven scones, girls under 16—Miss, H, Leatherland, 1; Miss.X. Thetford, 2. Oven scones' made from "Challenger" flour—Mrs. W. Beaumont, 1. Brown scones—Mrs. G. L. Buckley, 1; Miss E. Miinson, 2. . Fancy scones—Miss M. C. Beaumont, 1; Mrs. „w.: Beaumont, '2. - .( Pikelets—Mrs. P. H. Green, 2. Sausage rolls—Mrs. J. Robb, 1; Mrs. G. '~ L.' Buckley, 2. . - Gingerbread—Mrs. F. Mimro, 1; Mrs. R. Drummond, 2. Shortbread—Miss Willis, 1; Miss F. Mu'nro, 2. Sandwiches—Miss C. Cotterill, 1. Jam, roll—Mrs. C. Whelton, 1; Mrs. H'. Anstioe, 2. , Jam roll, girls under 16—Miss C. Whetton, 1; Miss M. Leatherland, 2. . Sponge J. Healey, 1; Mrs. P. H. Green, 2. Cream puffs—Miss E. Dyer, 1; Mrs. A. Saunders, 2. ' ' Coconut ice—Mrs. J. Watson, 1; Mies E. Robertson, 2. ■ ' liiscuits--Mis3 Willis, 1; Mrs. Anstice, 2. Oatcakes—Miss H. Hopkinson, 1. . Mixed cakes—Mrs. Anstice, 1. . ' ■Fruit cake—Mrs. -W. Beaumont, .1; Mrs. A. Saunders,- 2. Family cake—Mrs. R. Drummond, 1; Mrs. G. M. ,Stone, 2.' Madeira cake—Mrs. R. Drummond, 1; . Mrs. A. Saunders, 2. ,- Family;..cake, girls'under 16r-Miss D. Powell, 1. ■ Iced* and' -ornamental caker-Mrs. E. ■ Yoiing; 1. Plum pudding—Miss H. Hopkinson, lj 1 Mrs.-H. Anstioe,'2. ' :' Hen eggs (white)—A; Elliott, 1; F. H. Smith, 2. Hon eggs (tinted)— Mrs. A. Franklin, 1; Mrs. W. Ritchings, 2. ; Duck eggs—F. H. Smith, 1; W. H. Cal man, 2. I - Saiico—Mrs. H. Chadwick, lj'Mrs. Geo. Siloock, 2. . , Chutney—Miss A. Ashton, 1; Mrs. H. . Anstice, 2. Pickles—Mrs. Chadwick, 1; Miss Ashton, 2.. Bottle fruit—Mrs. Chadwick, 1; Mrs. Anstioe, 2. Bottled tomatoes—Miss C. Cotterill, 1; 1 Mrs. Anstice, 2. ' Boor—G. Breed, 1; Mrs. Ritchings, 2. ' Wine—Miss O'Connor, 1; Mrs. Chadi wick, 2. Orange marmalade—Mrs. A. Allen, 1; ■ Mrs. L. Walker, 2. Lemon marmalade—Mrs. H. Anstico, 1. NEEDLEWORK. Six pieces fancy work: Mrs. H. Witchell, lj Miss E. Andrews, 2. Child's smocked 1 frock: Miss L. Cunningham, 1; Mrs: Chapman, 2. Hand-sewn frock: Mrs. Chapman, 1; Mts. Witchell,- 2. Embroidered bonnet: Miss Beaumont, !. Embroidered blouse, cotton: Mrs. Witchell, 1; Miss Henderson, 2. Silk embroidered 1 hlo'uso: Mrs. Witchell, 1; Miss Cunningham, 2. Crochet jacket: Mrs. Hutehings, 1; Miss • Meadows, 2. Knitted jacket: Miss F. Haszard, 1. Knitted bootees and singlet: Miss F. Haszard, 1; Miss M'Kenzie, 2. Hand-knitted socks: Mrs. J.-C. Thompson, 1 and 2. Knitted lace: Mrs.' Remington, 1; Mrs- Warner, 2. Knitted shawl: Mrs, Pyne, 1. Crochet petticoat: . Miss B, Scott, 1; Mrs. Pyne, 2. Fino d'oyleys: Mrs, ifatchings, li Miss 2. Coarso d'oyleye: Miss M'Kenzie, 1; Mrs. Mnrdooh t 3. Laoe and insertion for housa -

linon: Hrs. E. Poyntor, I; Mrs. Mostjn, 2. Lace and insertion for under-linen: Mrs. < Mostyn, 1; Mrs. Hooker, 2. Irish crochet: Mrs. W. J. Kirk, 1; -Miss M'lumzio, 2. : Fine Mount Melliok.work: Mrs. H. Hansen. Coarse Mount'Mellick work: Mrs. J; W. Bowen, l'j Miss A. Hbgan, 2. Shaded embroidery in silk: Mrs. C. Macfarkino, 1 and 2. Needle painting in coloured silk: Mrs. Macfarlaric, 1 and 2. Coloured cmbroidery: Miss D.Whittaker, 1; Miss M. Murdock, 2. Stencil work: Mrs. Kirk, 1;. Miss IVHasza'rd, 2. l'ine point laco: Mrs." J. W. Bowen, 1; Miss L.' Robieso'ri, 2. Coarse point lace: Mxs. Kirk, 1; Miss C. Bobertson, 2. Any other lace: Miss M. Darley, 1. Shadow work: Mrs. Cohen, 1. Fine drawn .thrcadwork: Miss E. Manson, I; Miss M'Kenzie, 2. Coarse drawn threadwork: Miss B. Drennan, 1; Miss M; Morton, 2. Applique work: Miss Henderson, 1; Miss Murdoch, 2. Large ribbon work: Miss Murdoch, 1; Mrs. Pyne.'S.. Small ribbon-work: Miss Morton, 1; Mrs. Murdoch, 2. Tapestry work: Mrs. K.-C. Mac-, farlane, 2. Canvas work: Mrs. J. W. Bowen, 1. Hardaager work: Mrs. T. J . Hogan, 1; Miss Clßobertson, 2. English embroidery:' Mrs. H. Hansen, 1; Miss Murdoch, 2..' Cut linen work: Miss M. C. Beaumont, 1; Mrs. H. R. Eyre, 2. Darned knitting: Miss T. Muir, 1; Mrs. Hanson, 2 Solid and open embroidery: Mrs. J. A.. M'Leavy, 1; Miss A. Hogan, 2. Novelty pincushion: Miss P. Haszard, 1; Mrs. W. . Moore, 2. Fancy darning: Miss M. Morton, 1; Mrs. M. Tucker, 2. Darned Socks: Miss A. Ashton, 1 and 2. Set of buttonholes: Miss C. H. Davis, I; Mrs. Witchell, 2. Monogram: Miss Murdoch, 1. "irlsr classes.- Hand-sewn .pinafore: Miss E. M'Dougall, 1. Hand-knitted socks: Miss Mta Cnapman, 1. Blouse: R. Brabant, 1. Fancy work: Miss L. M'Crea. < THE DOG SECTION! There were well over 1000 entries in the do" classes, and 'fanciers were well pleased with the animals benched. Williams, and Conder wero successful in the black cocker spaniel section, getting firsts m brood'bitches, open bitches, New Zealandbred bitches, besides several-.other, pjacings. Ghas. Eides secured the brace and the team prizes, and several seconds and thirds. ' Other successful breeders in this class were Thos. Harvio and J. Soler. A. Huwyler, S. C. Crisp, and J. Soler divided'the prizes in cocker spaniels, other than 'black,, and. Miss M'Hule and H. Tibbs' were the most:-successful in black field spaniels. , ■ ; ■ , , ,-,,.-'• 'There was very keen competition m the f0.% terrier closses. In'the smooth-coated i division, G. W. Ingram' was very success-. . £ul, and W. J. Preiit-ico and E. 1 , . London ■also did well. J., 'R.Jack and Hugh ituir had things all' their own way in. the wire-haired class.' Mrs. G. li. Saundors secured most firsts'.in Irish terriers, but D. Tj Sinclair, E. H..Shepherd, and Allpress and Robins also did well. W. Willrinson, of Wellington, scored one second. In. pointers,' J. P.yerSmith,, Wellington, was first in limit, dogs, and J. Doherty, Wellington, second in the same' class, while U. Berriascoiii, Wellington, won the open bitch class.. The entries in English ! and' Irish, apd Gordon setters were coin* ■ paratively light. '■■' . .•■-.'' Mrs. A. Dean, swept, tho fawn pug prizes. . ; right throughout the class, and was sinii-. !. krly' siiocessM in black pugs. ,■■ "■■ ■ S. H. Bastall won first' prize in novice idogs in'the bulldog section, also first in • [.limit' dogs. Dr. *Afico Collie, Wellington,; ■was first with'her puppy bitch Burbank, i Countess, and also : secured firsts in the. \ junior' and "the' limit • bitch'. classes with jthe samevdog'.; ..■'■■■" ". -.'■ ' ■"v ■ The Rev. E. T, WyAno Bond,'formerly' of Wellington, had a very successful run in the'pointer classes. He won five firsts, and one second.' ''• '