HAWKE'S BAY SHOW

Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2288, 23 October 1914, Page 8

HAWKE'S BAY SHOW

"PEOPLE'S DAY." (By Telegraph.—Special Correspondent.) Naoisr, October 22. "People's Day" at the Hawke's Bay A. and P. Society's Spring Show was a remarkablo success, and the attondanco was greater than at any previous show held "at Hastings. The weather was. perfect. The dairy cattle, thoroughbred, and saddlo horses, dogs, etc. ; were judged to-day, the following ' bomg a tally of some of tho first prizes;— DAIRY-CATTLE. Grade. Shorthorn and Dairy Cow (crossbred), in milk.—Mrs. J. Wall (Hastings);. Grade Jersey.—Master A. Wilson. Butter-fat Competition.—J. Barry. ■ Fowls.—Bantams.—S. Curd (Hastings). 3; H.'Welch (Rissington), 2. Hamburgs.—W. Sinclair. Minorca, 3. Plymouth Rock.—Geo. Jackson (Ashhurst), 3. Leghorns.—Thos. Frethey (Hastings); 3; E. Beldwin (Pukehou), 2; G. N: Horn (Hastings). 2. Wyandottes. —T. H. Stewart (Hastings), 2; A. Hickting (Hastings), 2. Orpingtons.—W. T. Hicks (Hastings), 2; E. Baldwin, 2; J. H. Edwards (Napier), 2. Utility Breeds.—Heavy Purebred Hen—F. D. | Price (Napier). Light Purebred E. Baldwin. Crossbred Hen.—E. Baldwin. Turkeys.—Mrs. F. A. Piper (Havelock North). HORSE CHAMPIONSHIPS. • Thoroughbreds—Yearling colt. —Clias. L. Lagor's (Hastings) Pennsylvania. Entire.—D. Neil's (Hastings) Nautiform. ■ . Yearling Filly.—A. Ellingtam's (Hastings) Geriee. Mare.—J. Landel's (Hastings) Merriwee. 'Draughts—Mare.—Mrs. J. D. Ormond. ': Saddle.—Light-weight Hack.— H. Hassall's Aotea. Additional' first prizes in dogs are :— Collies—J. G. Parker (Napier), 3. English Setters—H. E. Brunton (Hastings), 2. Irish Terrier.—A. A. Sinclair. (Napier), 2. The resfilts of the competitions are:— ■■ Wool-classing.—G. H. Fletcher. Machine shearing.—W. Lanigan. Driving. —Miss Jessie Angus. Hunters.—H. HassaU's Betrayer. Lady's Leaping.— H.'HassaU's Micky Free The Egmont A. and P. Association's thirty-first annual show is to be held on November 25 and 26. At this show is offered the Union S.S. Company's Challenge Cup, valued at 50 guineas, and considered to be the blue ribbon of tho Clydesdale, world. The Now Zealand. Kennel Club's championship awards are also competed for at the 6how. Entries for all: sections close with the actingsecretary (from whom schedule ' and, entry forms can be obtained) on Saturday, November 14. , If. ever you feel disposed to send yorir cream to us,, do so. All you will have to do is to consign your can to St. John's Station;' drop us a line that it is cominfr, and we do the rest. We send you returns by next mail, and your cans baok, nice and clean. .We guarantee results. I'or further particulars, Waiiganui Fresh ■Food and Ice Co.—Advt. Now that the "stern blast of war" haa raised the price of Petrol, users of the Richmond' Oil Engine are on a much better footing than others. The "Richmond is the most economical engine on the market. It is also the simplest, yet it moats no more, but even less than other makes. ■' Call or write for particulars, •A. J. Parton, Plumber, Carterton.—Advt.