HAWERA WINTER SHOW

Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 244, 3 July 1918, Page 8

HAWERA WINTER SHOW

RECORD ENTRIES ■RESULTS OF CHEESE JUDGING. (By Telegraph-Special Correspondent.) Tho Cheese Awards. Hawera, July 2. , The South Tarnnaki Winter Show Company's ninth annual wiuter show was commenced at Hawera to-<lay and will continue to Friday. The exhibition was most successful in every respect, entries exceeding last year's fino aggregate bv fully twelve hundred, 'i'lio Hon, W. D. S. Mac Donald, Minister of Agriculture] formally opened tho show, and also the lloyd George Hull, a new addition which assists in providing a total space of 58,1100 square feet under ono roof, as contrasted with 25,000 square feet in 1910. The display on tho whole was really excellent aivl was fully representative of the great producing country of Taranaki. The management of the show was in tho hands of \Mr. L. O. Hooker. Tho display of dairy produeo was Tery _ iino indeed, the entries creating a record. Tho produce is attractively staged in the Dairy Produeo Hall, the pot; plants and magnificent trophies setting it off. In cheese Belvedere (C, E. H. Gallon, maker), which , has teen voiy successful at other shows this season, scored very heaTily, obtaining four fusts, two challenge cups, ! two medals, and a gold watch for tho 'points prize. D.ilefiold tipd Kuku were also successful. Mangatoki was tho most successful Tarannki factory, scoring two firsts and a second. Bell Block scored in tho pasteurised cheese, aud Normanby in non-pasteurised. Prize-winners in the cheese section were as follow: — - Best three white cheeses (open); first Ijrizo i! 5, second £i 35., third, J3 25., lourth M Is.—Belvedero, 4GJ, 28J, 20 —95. ilangatoki (llahoo), 46, 28J, 20—91J."Dalc4eld, 45J, 2Si, 20-91. Taratahi, da. 284, 20-93J-. N • Class 2. Best coloured cheeso (open); first prize .£5, second .£3 35., third, .£2 2b., fourth ,£l Is.—Kuku, 4(11, 28J 2095. Dalefield, 40, 28}, 20-91.1." Belvedere 45}, 28}, 20—94. Cardiff, 45," 284, 20—93}! Class 3. Taranaki Championship, open to Taranaki dairy factories only (white or coloured).—llangatoki.(Mahoe) 46, "8J 19}—94. Hawera, 45}, 28, 20-93?,. Cardiff 45, 28, 20-93. i\gaere, 45, 28. ll»-92}. 'Best three, coloured or white (open); first prize .£5 55., second £1 2s. third -SI Is., fourth, 10s—Belvedere, 46}, 284 20—95. Taratahi, 4G, 284, 20—944 Dalefield, 40, 281, 20-91}. Cardiff, 451 m 191—93}. ' . , " 11 Novico Class. Best three, coloured or white, open to managers and brunch managers; first prize .£4 45., second ,C.l 35., third .42 2s„ fourth jfJt ls.-Jlanga-tola (Malioe), 4fi, 28}, 20-944. Kimpokgnui, 45}, 28, 19J-93. . Waitoitoi, 45, 28, .19}—99}. .Toll's (Okaiaiva), 444, 28 °fl— 92J, Bell Block, 44, 28, 20—92. Novice Class. Two, coloured or white, open to all first assistants who have never won a first prize—Taratahi, 464 28}, 20—95. Kuku, 4G, 284, 20—94}. Dalefield 45}, 28}, 20—94. Belvedere, 45 °B'f 20-93}. ' Best single cheese, white or coloured (open); first prize <£3 35., second Xi 2s. third Is., fourth 10s. Gd.—Belvedere, 47, 28}. 20—95}. Kuku, 4G, 284, 20 —01 i Dalefield, 45}, 284,, 20-91, . Cardiff, 29}, 20—93}. Taratalii, 41}, 28}, 20—93. iCase cheese, medium or export, open to members of Factory Managers'' Association; first prize £[\ 3s. and trophy second £2 25., third .£1 Is.-Bclvedere 4G}, 28}, 20—95. Cardiff, 46, 28, 20—'u' Dalefield 45}, 2847 20-94. Kuku 45 «.«' 20 —93. ' ' Crato pasteurised export cheese, coloured or white; first prizo gold medal, sccoud third Ids. 6d.—Bell Block (Hillsborough), 45, 28}, 19J-93. Tariki, 44H, 28}, 19}—92}. AVaitoitoi, 444, 28, 19-9].!. .(Twenty entries.) Crate non-pasteurised cheese, coloured °J, fir3t I"' ize o old second «81, third 10s. Gd.—Normanby, 44, 284 19}—92. Oxford, 43, 28}, 20—914. Waltoea, 43, 28, 19}—90}. (Sixteen entries.) ■ Special .prizes were won as under:— Henry Lane and Co.'s challenge cup value ,£so—Belvedere, 189; Dalefield 18S> ■ Kuku, 188. ' '' Shaw, oavill and Albion challenge cup and Dominion Show gold medal, foi maker receiving highest aggregate points in all open classes.—Belvedere Dairy Company, 1. Gold medal, highest score in any open class.—Belvedere. Gold medal, South Island factoricsHavclook, Gold medal North Island (Tamwiki excepted) .—Belvedere. Points prize (gold %vateh).—Belvedere. Farm and,* Gardsn Produce. 'Beet (long).—W. J. Arundel (I'atea), nr(Hawera), 2; 0. V. Tate (IVaitaia), 3. Beet (rouml).-G. V. Tate 1; B. S. longstatf (Bell Block), 2; Ci! ,H. Boyles .(Stratford), 3. Cabbage-T. Tuit, 1. Carrots (Shorthorn).-G. 11. lloyles, 1; L. Green 2; W. J. Arundel, 3. , Long 13 ■ S. Longstaff. 2; G. H. Boyles, 3. Celery.—B. S. Longstaff, 1. Leeks.—B. S. Longstaff. 1; 1,. Green 2 Melons—G V. Tato, 1. Onions (six largest).-®. AfHardy, 1; G r. late, ,2. Brown Spanish.—G. V Jate, 1. Brown Glohe.-G. V. Tate ]' Pickling.—ll. A. IVay, 1. Hope or Stiek.(ilalera) l' Shilllots ~' Ci - 1( - Gould de f e 5 b3 '~ G ' E - Boylcs ' 1: W - -AnmParsnips—B. S. Longstaff, 1. Pumpkins.—S. Carter (Hawera), 1. Vegetable Marrow.-B. S. Longstaff, 1 ; l \V. J. Arundel, 2. Turnips.—S. Bryant, 1. s?°to.t°eß.—-W- J. Arundel sccurcd first ■vi i 0 Kidney and Early Blush, or Rose. M. Hansen' was first for Late Blush, G. V. Tate first for Late White. IV. J. Arundel was first, M. Hansen second. and R. Christensen (Cheltenham) third for potntoos, four vnripHcs Collection of vegetahles.-W. ,1. Arundel (Patea), 1. Field Roots. Carrots, long red.—\Y. J. Arundel, 1 nnd 2. Long white—Jl. Harding, 1. lellow or orange—AV. .T. Arundel, 1. Alanglo Wuzel, long red.—J. Lander 1 lellow Globo.—AV. Jl. liowc, 1. Sngar pr white.—AV; J. Arundel, 1. Intermediate.—J. Lander. 1. Two roots.—A. O V M. narding, 1; AV. J. Arundel, 2. Silver Beet.—^AV. J. Arundel, 1. Ttape—At. Harding, 1. Swedes—G. Brosrden, 1. Superlative.- ". 4J. Lowe, 1. three other classes were wm by AL . Harding of Alokoia lurmps.-G. H. Bovles, 1. rlen^i 1 c^ e< 't ion . of roots.-G. Brogden, 1; AV. J. Arundel, 2; J. Lander, 3.