FARMING & COMMERCIAL

Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1888, 24 October 1913, Page 10

FARMING & COMMERCIAL

HAWKE'S BAY SHOW. I

»- NEWS AND NOTES,

— I B Hole, 2; W. T. Williams, 3. Hack, ® 13st.—F. A. Price, 1; G. D.'Beatson, 2; c Miss M. Williams, 3. Maiden hack, 13st.—Mrs. Norman White, 1; Nelson, / 2: A.. Cliff, 3. Hack, 15st.-R. M. Turnbull, 1; N. J. Wakcly, 2; H. Hassail, 3. Hack, five years or under —Wi T. Williams, 1: Miss F. Carswell, 2; 11. D. Climie, 3. Lady's hack, sidc-saddlo — Mrs. 0. Nelson, 1; W. Raymond, 2; A. Cliff, 3. Lady's hack (ridden astride) — 'F. A. Price, 1; E. Short, 2; It. D. Climio, 3. Lady's and Rent's pair—A. J. Price, 1; Mrs. 0. Nelson, 2; E. Short, 3. Cob, 15 hands—G. G. Beatson, 1; John Jamieson, 2; A. J. Prico, 3. Cob, 14.2 hands —Miss L. Mason, 1; Mrs. C. Stubbs, 2; 0. Nelson, 3. Militant mount, 15.2 hands—F. A. Price, 1: G. D. Beatson, 2; 0. Nelson, 3. Territorials' drill horse—Herbert Hague, 1; P. G. Thomson, 2; G. Pulford, 3. Hunter—E. Short, 1; Mrs. Norman White, 2: Miss L. Mason, 3. Farmers' horsesDraught yearling. P. Dooney, 1. Draught two-year-olds—J. Wellwood, 1 and 2. Saddle and harness horse— Oliver Bros., 1; Ambrose Wellwood, 2. Boys and girls riding—Boy, under 15 years, E. Attwood, 1; A. O'Dowd, 2; Baden Brooker, 3. Girl, under 15 — Eileen Donovan, 1; Sybil Butler, 2; Myrtle Lean,. 3. Boy, under 12—Wil]i« Hart, 1; Noil.Campbell, 2; Ewen 0 Campbell, 3. Girl, under 12 —Nora s Hassall and Mona Macniven, lj Mary e Hassall, 2. DAIRY CATTLE. ° Grade Shorthorn cow, in milk—James ( Barry, 1; Mrs. J. Wall, 2 and 3. Cross- j bred cow, in milk —W. H. Crombie, 1; T Mrs. Wall, 2; A. M. Tinekner, 3. But- j ter-fat—J. Barl-y, 1; Mrs. W. M'Gaffin, r. 2; Mrs. Wall, 3. _ First prizes in the Native industries r section were won by: Mrs. G. Ebbett, e Kto Ua, A. R. Wilkie, Mrs. v P. N. Raihania, Mrs. T. K. Winiata, j Nurso Huia, Pore Etilia. , AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE. . I Maize—Williams and Kettle, 1; £ Hawke's Bay Farmers' Co-operative As- £ sociation, 2. White wheat—Williams 1 ,and Kettle, Ltd., 1 and 3; New Zealand v Loan and Mercantile Agency Co., 2. ( Red Wheat—Williams and Kettle, Ltd., 1: Hawke's Bay Farmers', 2. Long wliito oats—Hawke's Bay Farmers', 1; l j Williams and Kettle, 2. Short white ' oats —Williams and Kettle, 1; N.Z. s L.M.A., 2. Algerian oats —Williams and v Kettle, 1; Hawke's Bay Farmers',. 2 c and 3. Black oats —Williams and Ket- 5 1 tlo, 1 and 3; Hawke's Bay Farmers', 2. * Dun oats —Williams and Kettle, 1; 8 N.Z.L.M.A., 2. Malting barley—Wil- f liams and Kettle 1 and 3; N.Z.L.M.A., 2. 1 Capo barley—New Zealand Loan and 0 Mercantile Agency, 1 and 2; Williams and Kettle, 3. Rye—Williams and c Kettle, 1; Hawke's Bay Earners, 2. f Italian ryegrass—New Zealand Loan i: and Mercantile Agency, 1; Hawko's t Bay Farmers, 1. Cocksfoot—New Zea- ' land Loan and Mercantilo, 1; Hawke's Bay Farmers, 2. Prairie grass — Hawke's Bay Farmers, 1 and 2. Men- >' | clow, foxtail —Hawke's Bay Farmers, 1. Mangold seed, long red—Williams and . Kettle, 1; Hawke's Bay Farmers, 2. Mangold seed, Globe—Williams and Kettle, 1; New Zealand Loan and Mer- ii cantile, 2. White clover —Now Zea- s land Loan and Mercantile, 1. Turnip t seed—Hawko's Bay Farmers, 1; Wilt liams and Kettle, 2. Linseed—Hawke's f Bay Farmers, 1 and 2. Lucerne —Mm- ,p ray, Roberts, and Co., 1; Dalgety. and ii Co., 2. Perennial ryegrass—Williams ii and Kettle, 1 and 3; New Zealand e Loan and Mercantile, 2. i r GENERAL PRODUCE. * Salt butter —Mrs. Young, 1 and 2; s Mrs. Struthers, 3. Powdered butter —Mrs! J. Brown, 1; Mr. J. B. Gimb- j lett, 2; Mrs. A. Struthers, 3. Separated e butter—Mrs. A. Struthers, 1; Mrs. J. i. P. Anderson, 2; Mrs. C. E. Twist, 3. Side of bacon and hams —W. J. Davis, j--1 and 2. Side of bacon and ham (tinsmoked) —W.. J. Davis, 1 and 2. Honey •] (extracted) —L. Glenny, 1; 0. R. Bostock, 2. Honey (in comb) —Douglas M'Culloeh, 1. Honey (solid)-L. 8 Gleuny, 1; 0. R. Bostock, 2. Honey ® and beeswax.—o. R. Bostock, 1 and 2. J RING COMPETITIONS.' " Pony, driven by lady—John Jamie- t son, i; Miss Mark Hassall, 2; Mrs. s Arthur Groome, 3. o Ladies' leaping—E. Short's Scout, 1; 0 W. H. Booth's Hikorangi, 2; Mrs. C. h Hart's Playboy, 3. t Driving (ladies) —Miss Eva Roe, 1; p Mrs. Jessie Angus, 2; Miss Malier, 3. - Hunters' competition—E. Short's Scout, 1; Mrs, C. Hart's Playboy, 2; E. H. Beamish's Kismet, 3. P Turning competition—Roy Rood, 1; c Jack Hall, 2; H. W. Swinburn, 3. Ii

' .CONCLUDING RESULTS. ' "FATAL 'ACCIDENT IN THE RING. (By Telegraph.—Special Eeuorter.l ' Hastings, October 23. Steady rain fell all clay, and made the conditions very unpleasant for People's Day at the Hawko s Bay Jubilee Show. All the footways at the ground were in . a very bad state. Nevertheless, there ! was a very large attendance. A fatal • accident occurred in tho jumping ring . in the afternoon. Tho victim "was Mr. [ 'Hubert St. Clair Sinclair, a Napier resi- [ dent, about ,35 years of age. He was , riding a baulking horse, which threw ( him at tho second hurdle, and then fell . on hini. . Death apparently was instan- . taneous. Tho occurrence cast a gloom over tho proceedings, and made the 1 other riders feel, as one put it, very little like facing the fences afterwards. THE SHOW CHAMPIONS. The following is a list of the championships awarded: — HORSES. Draught horso —Douglas M'Lean. Draught mare —Mrs. J. D. Ormond. Shield champion draught—E. Short. Harness horse —Arthur Cliff. , ' 1 CATTLE. Shorthorn bull—Douglas M'Lean. , Shorthorn cow —W. T. Williams. Roserve champion—Douglas M'Lean. Hereford bull—E. Short. Reserve— E. Short. Hereford cow—E. Short. Reserve— E. Short. Polled 1 Angus bull —A. S. CJ. Carlyoti. Reserve—A. S. G. Carlyon. Polled Angus cow—J. A. M'FarJane. Reserve —J. A. M'Farlane. Ayrshire bull—T. H. Colpham. Ayr- ■ shire cow: —T. H. Colpham. Holstein-Friesian bull —W. I. Lovelock. Holstein-Friesian enw —W. 1. ■Lovelock. Reserve —W. I. Lovolock. Alderney or Jersey bull —Joplin Bros. . Alderney or Jcrsoy cow —J. H. M'Niven. SHEEP. Lincoln ram —Reserve: W. Porry. Lincoln ewe —Douglas M'Lean, Reserve—W. Perry. Border Leicester ram —Mrs. J. D. Oruiond. Reserve —Mrs. J. D. Ormond. Border Leicester ewe —Mrs. J. D. Ormond. Reserve —Mrs. J. D. Ormond. English Leicester ram — Douglas M'Lean. Reserve— Douglas M'Lean. English Leicester ■ cwo — Douglas M'Lean. Reserve —Douglas M'Lean.. Romney Marsh ram—W. Perry. Reserve —W, Perry. Romney Marsh owe —William Gibson. Reserve —W.Perry. Merino ram—Douglas M'Lean. Metino ewe —Douglas M'Lean. Shropshire Down ram —G. li. Marshall. Reserve —W. Rayner. Shropshire Down owe—G. L. Mar- ■ shall. Reserve —G. L. Marshall. Southdown ram—Nelson Bros. Reserve —Nelson Bros. _ • • Southdown .ewe—Nelson Bros. Re-serve-rNelson Bros. . PIGS. Berkshire boar—Mrs. J. Wall. Berkshire sow —Ambrose V.o]lwood. Devon boar —E. Howard. Devon sow—E. Howard. | Additional awards are as under:— The Horso Section. Yearling colt—J. D. Beatson, 1; C. L. Lagor, 2; T. L. Lowry, 3 . Yearling filly—T. H. Lowry, 1. Mare—Taranaki Te Ua, 1. Saddle ponies—G. Stead, 1; 0. Nelson, 2: A. M. Tickner, 3. Pony, 14 hands—Miss M. Mackersey, 1; R. D. Thomson, 2; J. Jamieson, 3. Pony, 13 hands—Miss M. Hassell, 1; Ewen Campbell, 2; Miss Mollie Glazebrook, 3. Pony, 12 hands—Nora Hassall, 1; Peter Ballantyne, 2; Miss M. M'Gaffin, 3. Pony, 11 hands—Rowan Hill, 1; Peter Ballantyno, 2; Miss M. M'Gaffin, 3. Saddle "horso3, mare—G. M'Donald, jun, Polly, 1. Hack, list.—A. J. Price, 1; C. W.