DANNEVIRKE SHOW

Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2684, 2 February 1916, Page 8

DANNEVIRKE SHOW

, LIST OF. JUDGES. The following are the judges for the Dannevlrke-Show, to be held on Wednesday and Thursday of next week:— Competitions and Light Horses. —Mr. Oswald' Nelson, Mangaterctcre. Draught Horses. —Mr. It. D. KnigTit, "Brinkburn," Longburn. Troop Horse and Artillery Horse.— The above-named judges and Lieutenant Slippei'. ; Shorthorn, Polled Angus, and Herefords. —Mr. John Ogilvy, junr., Pine Park, Te Wliiti, Masterton. Fat Cattle and Fat Sheep. Mr. H. Gillies, Edinkillie Park, Palmerston North. - Ayrshires.—Mr. Geo. Carter, Porirua. Jerseys.—Mr. W. M. "Tapp, 1 Palmerston North. • Holsters —Mr. R. B. Sayer, Dalefield. Milking Shorthorns.—Mr. Jas. C. "Wright, Matapu, near Hawera. t Dairy Cattle. —Mr. E. M. Bannister, Masterton. ■Romney Marsh Sheep.—Mr. Alfred' Matthews, Wniorongomai, Featlierston. Lincolns.—Mr. Geo. Elliott, Longlands, Hastings. r ; Soutlidowns —Mr. J. M'Donald, Carterton. • ■ i Pigs.—Mr. Robert Perrett, Sanson. Dogs—Collies and Sheep Dogs: Mr. "W. M'Farlano, Waiteranui, Hastings; sporting dogs: Mr. Percy H. Smith, Seatoun, Wellington. * ■ Dairy Produce. —An officer of the Dairy Produce Division. Home Industries.—Mr. W. G. Benson, Dannevirke.. Open Classes: Mrs. W. H. Hnrtgill and Miss Younc. Needlework.—Mrs.' H. L. Witchell, "Mahoe," Otaki. An exchange reports that the grain crops in the "Wakefield, district, "Nelson, are mostly harvested, and are in '.excellent condition. A little wheat is still uncut. The crops are far above the i'average. The weather has broken, and a splendid soft, warm lain has fallen. This will greatly benefit the standing crops and grasses, but most particularly the hops'.- They are looking well.