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PAHIATUA SHOW.

RECORD ENTRIES. PRINCIPAL PRIZE AWARDS. (By Tclcjraph.—i-pccial Correspondent.) Pahiatua, January 1-1. Bright, breezy weather prevailed for the hlth anunal show or tno l'ahiatua ■ A. and I'. Association to-day. There were record entries, and a big attendance of the public, many visitors being from other districts. The gato takings showed a. big increase 011 the previous year's gathering. The judges were as under: —Horses and competitions, Mr. Georgo Tlnnter, M.P. (Porangalmu) and W. IX Watson (Masterton); eattle 4 Messrs. S. R. Lancaster (I'almerston North) and C. llop- ' piug (Feikling). Sheep: Roniney, Mr. A. Matthews (Featherston); lincoin, Mr. D. M'Gregor (Masterton); fat sheep, Mr. AV. M'Kenzio (Masterton). Dogs, Mr. AV. D. Taylor (l'ahiatua). .Sheep and cattle wore strong features of tho show. There was a fine exhibition of Roinneys. J. E. Hewitt (Mangainaire) scored heavily, and Mr. K. Halibu'rton was also very successful. Other awards went to AV. N. Miller and A. M'Kay. The judge expressed groat satisfaction at the display of Romneys. In Lincolns there was i'airlv good competition. Messrs. 11. L. Wilton and C. Avery being tho prize-takers. [11 fat- slit'cp, L. Joliansen secured the Ehiof award. In-fat lambs, L. Joliansen, A. Barrel), and Miss E. Ross wore the principal prize-takers. v There was a splendid show of Jersey cattle and dairy cattle, especially heifers. Tho judges were highly pleased, especially with the champion dairy cow, owned by Sirs. H. Cowan (Mangatainoka), describing it as an extraordinarily good beast. . Tho principal prize-takers in Jersey cattle were E. S., Holde.wav. and 11. Stratford. Thd former's 'bull Fairy's' Campanile secured the championship, and Mr. Stratford s Pride of *Eltliam was champion cow. Mr. Miltoii Alpass's Junot was first and reserve champion ' lor bull calved since Julv 1, 1911. Other awards went to R. 'H. Hughes and W. Hall. The entrv of.Holsteins was not up to previous years. AV. H. Bayliss and A. Barrel! were the sole exhibitors. In dairy'cattle,, the principal prizetakers were: Mrs. H. Cowan, R. H. Hughes. M. Aipass, C. C. Anderson, and°A. M'Farlane. I'onv —Mare or gelding, under 1liands: Miss' E. Joliansen's Bellbird, 1; J. S. M'Xicoi ,2. Pony, "'j*™ ° T "elding, under 13 hands: C. M'Kies Starlight, 1; J. Thomas's Blue Boy, -. Pony, mare or gelding, under 14 hands: Shaw and Son's Stella, 1; L. G. Davidson's Barbette, 2. ■ Saddle horses: J. Doggett's fetrabane, 1 • iV. Sweenev's Mariner, 2. Lightweight hack: Miss X. Mathews's Yaletta, 1; Shaw and Son's .Nancy, 2. Cob: D. M'Ka.v's Topsy, 1; J. S. jU'XicoFs Kellornian, 2. Lady s hack: Shaw and Soil's Nancy, 1 ; Miss Matli- '' ews's Valetta, 2. Single harness liorse, ■over 15.2 hands: J. Doggett's Strabane, 1: .Mrs. R. Gregory's Willie, 2. Single harness horse, under 15.2 hands: R. H. Hughes's Dick, 1; R. M'Farlane's Jockie, 2. Singlo harness pony: L. G. Davidson's Barbette, 1; H. Brooks's Darby Paul, 2. Single harness pony: Jlrs.' Astle's Paddy 1; J. S. M'Nicol's Miss Charrajng, 2.' Best horse, with cart: Lovcll Bros.' Dick, 1; AV. Brown's . Bonnie, 2. Draught Horses. —Mare, most suitable for breeding: AV. H. Bayliss's Gyp, 1 1- AV. H. P. Bailey's Jess,' 2. Heavy, mare or gelding: AV. H. Bayliss's Gvp, ' i • Marc or 'gelding, capable of, carrying up to 1 ton: North Island Brewcry Co.'s Prince, 1; Lovell Bros.' Dick, 2. Best yearling filly: A. M'Kay, 1. Best draught foal: R. J. Smith, 1. THE COMPETITIONS. Maiden-'hunters: T. Avery's _ Thunderbolt, 1; Airs. N. Avcrv's Tarrialette, 2. ' . .' 7 Open hunters: E. AVilliamson's AVJIcI Fire, 1; AV. H. Booth's Hikorangi, 2. Best lady rider: Miss Angus, 1; Miss Walsh, 2. Consolation jumping: H. F. Cobb's

Scotch Mist, 1: L. H. Collinsoii's Major Webb, 2. f - ■ Walking competition: Miss Mathews's Valctta, ■1. ' > Turning competition: H. F. Cobb, 1; Miss Angus, 2.' Tradesmen's turn-out: North Island Brewery Co., 1; G. Leitch, 2. Ladies' driving: Miss Angus, 1: Miss M. M'Leod, 2. Pony jump: L. G. Davidson's Barbette, 1; Shaw and Son's Stella, 2. Best boy rider: Oswald Johansen, 1. Best girl rider: Annio M'Tavish, 1.

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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1958, 15 January 1914, Page 8

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PAHIATUA SHOW. Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1958, 15 January 1914, Page 8

PAHIATUA SHOW. Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1958, 15 January 1914, Page 8

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