AUCTION SALES

Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 238, 2 July 1919, Page 10

AUCTION SALES

I FORTHCOJfIXQ FIXTURES, TO-DAY. Otaki -Yards, 1 p.m.-Stock bale (Dalgety :and Co.). • . South Road Yards, Havrera, 1.30 p.m.Sale of pedigree stock (N.Z. Loan Co.). Chamber of Commerce, 'Wellington, 2.30 p.m.—City property bhlo (Thonjßoiip -Brown, and East). ....... TO-MORROW. Wakefield Street, Wellington, 10 a,m.~ Sale of shop fittings, eto. (E. JohMton 105 Customhouse Quay, Wellington, 2.30 p.m.—City property sale iS. G. Aathan and Co.). . ... ' 203'Lambton Quay, Wellington, UO pffl.Oity property Halo (Lougmore and Co.). / ' FRIDAY. 137 T.ambton Quay. Wellington, 2.30. p.m.— 'City and suburban property sale (Hodgkins, Oaiver and Oo.). : EGMONTTWINTER • SHOW SPLENDID DISPLAY OF DAIRY PRODUCE DETAILS OF THE AWARDS T [By Telegraph—Special Correspondent. Hawera, July 1. The tenth Dominion and Great Peace ' Winter Show was commenced in ba'J weatlier 'to-day. The show was fully - up ■to the standard of those of former : years, and was in all points woll worthy of t"he resourceful district from which the entries were drawn. The dairy which was well staged, naturally-forced one of the more important sections of tho show, and tho ■ exhibits both of'butter and cheese denoted tho excellent quality of Taranaki's staple products. The, entries this year are larger than ever, being only a few" short of 200, and tho'Dairy Commissioner's staff experienced a good deal of difficulty' in making the awards owing to :the quality of the produce being so uniformly good. Taranalu factories , were strongly represented, especially in .the olieese classes, and as briefly mentioned in'to-day's .'Dominion the Mangatoki was.; the moat;successful of them, securing two firsts and the magnificent Lons-dale-Cup. . The greatest prize-winner, however, was the Kexdalc, with threo firsts, a challenge cup, two gold medals, and a gold watch (for the maker). In . the butter classes Le'Jin was first |n all ; four classes. Tho details, which will doubtless prove of interest tn dairymen in the various competing districts, are ■ .as. follow:— . <

CHEESE. Best three' white cheese (open to all factories in Now Zealand), export size. First prize, .£5 ss. (presented by tho Hawera Dairy Co.); second, ,£3 35.; third, JS 25.; fourth, ,£1 Is.

■ Best threo coloured cheese (open to all in New Zealand export size. First prize, .£5 (presented byDominion ; Dairy Show); 2nd, 35.; 3rd; ,£2 2s. : V4th, £1 Is.

Tljree white or coloured cheese, export size (Taranaki championship), open to .-Tar'anald dairy factories only. First prize, >£5 ss. ; 2nd, ,E3 35.; 3rd, jJ2 25.; 4th, £1 Is.

Mahoe .(A. E. Cooper) 46J 29 20 95£ Cape'Egjnont (W. T.

Three coloured or while cheese' (open to all factories in New Zealand), export aize. First prize, £o 55.; 2nd, ,£2 25.; 3rd, £1 Is.; Ith, 10a. 6d.

Three coloured or white cheese (novice class), export size (open to all managers and branch managers who have never ■ won a first prize at lime of entry). First • prize, £o 55.; 2nd, £3 35.; 3rd, £2 35.; ' 4t.h. Jil Is. ' Pihama 45 29 20 91 Hawera (C. H. Bowman) ; 44| 29 20 93J Kaponga (P. Vigors) .... 44} 28J 20 93 Cape Egmont (it. Murray) 44 28 20 02 Bell Block 43J 28 20 90J Two coloured or white cliees'a (novice class), export sizo (open to all fir 3t sassist- ; ants who have never won a first prize). 1 First prise, ifrl and gold medal; 2nd, Ji3; 3rd, .62; 4th, £1.

Single cheese, white or coloured (open to all factories in Now Zealand), '101b. or over.. Fiist prize, £3 35.; 2nd, X 2 25.; 3rd, £1 Is.; 4th, 10s. 6d.:Nireaha (A. V. Hartlev) 17' 29 20 90 Eexdale (W. Linton) ... 40i 28J 20 95 Ituku (G. Woods) 45& 29 20 94J Parkvalo (J. T. Gin-

Bast case cheese (medium, for export), .£2 25.; 3rd, ,£1 Is.; Ith, 10s. (Id. (given £1 35.; 3rd, ,£1 Is.; It'h, 10s. Gd. (given by the Dominion Dairy Show). In addition tho iirst prize-winner takes a valuable trophy presented by tho Now Zealand Daily Factory Managers' Association. Parkvalo(J. T. Graham) 47 29 20 Mi Rexdale (J. Linton) ... 4GA 29 20 95i Dalofield (J. Linton) ... 48 29 2ft 95 Kuku (G. Woods) - 45J 281 20 94 Nireaha .'. 45| 281 20 ill Newbury 45 481 20 93} Belvedere 44 28 20. 92 Kakaramea 41 28 20 92 Hells 431 -'3 20 911. Crate pasteurised export cheese, :col- ■ oured or white. First prize, gold medal) 2nd, .61; 3rd, 10s. Gd. Framed diploma to company. Second and third prizes donated by Hells Dairy Co. Jolls (O. Crawford) ... 441 29J 191 931 Mahoe (A. E. Cooper) 34 28} 291 ® Mells (11, Scott) 431 281 "J Crato non-pasteurised cheese, coloured or white. First prize,, gold medal (value 412 2s„ presented by Norinanby Dairy Co.); 2nd, «C 1; 3rd, 10s. (kl. Framed diploma to company. . Second .and third prizes donated by Mells Dairy Company. Pembroke (G. Gray) ... 431 281 Mi 915 Pembroke (G. Gray) ... 431 281 l"j 911 Oxford (C. Burfitt) 43 29 19J 911 Joll's (E. Doyle) ......... 42 281 191 M Case of cheese (2), coloured or white, suitable for export. Lonsdalo Challenge Cup, valued at 100 guineas, presented by Messrs. J. and J. Lonsdalo and Co., Ltd., Fennings Wharf, London. Open all registered cheese factories in New Zealand. Mahoe (A. E. Cooper)... 4G 29 20 95 Xakaramea (H. Crosbie) 46 281 20 941 Kuku (G. Woods)- '45V 281 20 94. Mells 45 281 1»1 »» Bell Block 44 28 20 92 Specials. Henry Lane Cup and Gold Medal for highest points in Classes .1 and 2.—Belvedere Daity Co. (G. Gallon), 190.}; Hexdale Dairy Co. (W. Linton), 1901. Shaw, Savill, and Albion Cup and Gold Medal for highest aggregate points in all open classes.—Kexdalo Dairy Co. (\\. Linton). . Gold watch for makers scoring most points in all open classes.—Kexdalo Dairy Co. (W. Linton). ; Gold modal for highest points m any one open class—Nireilha Dairy Co. (A. V. Hartley). Lonsdale's Challcge Cup for highest points in Class 11, average with grading points for period October to March (inI elusive).—Mahoß Dairy Co. (A. L. Cooper), 93.GG points. BUTTER. Best box of factory butter (open to all factories in New Zealand).

Best box of gutter for first assistants (open to nil factories in New Zealand):—

Best box of factory butter (open to all factories in New Zealand):— i

Gold medal presented to the maker from the South Island scoring most points in the open classes—Canterbury Central Dairy Co. wins with ISO points. Gold medal presented to the maker from tho North Island (outside Taranaki district) scoring most points in open classes—levin Dairy Co. wilts with 190 points. A »old watch presented by the Dominion Dairy Show to the maker scoring most points in opc-n classes—Levin Dairy Co. wins with, 190 points. Show Opened by Minister of Education, The show was formally opened by the Hon. J. A, Hanan, Minister of Education, who congratulated all concerned upon the magnificent exhibition, the educational value of which could not bo denied. Mr. Hanan referred to the ,-reat work rf tlie pioneers and to the importance of farmers apply science to '.heir operations. Only/by that means, he said, child production be increased to such an client that the export trade vould have an appreciable eftect in meeting-tho country's huge responsibilities caused by the war. Now that peace had actually come )ie urged all to carry on tho grod work of the pioneers who had blazed tho trail from tho North Cape to the Bluff.

Primary School Display. The Dominion Winter Show Cnnpany has always made a great f?ature of school exhibits, with tho object of encouraging the work of production among tho children, and this yeitr there was a magnificent response, the entries totalling 937.

James and Gillman's challenge shield for most points, in tho farm and garden section in the public schools division was for tho second year in succession won by the Okaiaivft School. Tho ten-guinea challenge shield, presented by Bennett and Sutton for most points in writing, was won by Oaoanui, tho West End (New Plymouth) being runners up.

Root Crops. Tho root crops section was poorly supported, aud the exhibits could hardly bo said to bo tho best that Taranaki was capable of producing. Tho rcsulta were :—

Carrots: Long reds--S. Bryant, 1; J. B. Gould, 2. Long'whitor-W. J. Price, 1; W. Webb (Hastings), 2. Yellow orange— G. Harding, 1; .1. ii. Gould, 2.

Mangel wurzel: Long red: J. B. Gould, 1 and 2. Yellow Globe—A. Mitchell, 1; W. Webb, 2. Sugar or white—A. Mitchell, 1. Intermediate— G. Harding, 1; W. Webb, 2. Tivo tools, any other variety—G. Harding, 1. Two heaviest roots—G. Harding. Silver beet—S. Bryant.

Swedes: Two roots, variety—C. Wright, 1; G. V. Tate, 2. Superlative—G. Harding, 1; R. Taylor, 2. Monarch—G. Harding', J. Two roots, champion—G. Harding, 1. Two looti, John Bull—G. Harding, 1.

Heaviest turnip—G. Harding. Best collcction of field roots—G. Harding, 1.

Mr: Harding having secured no fewer than ten firsts, secured tho silver challenge cup for most points.

The Exhibition, The show this justifies tho term exhibition, it being tho most comprehensive in every way, .and the excellent genera! arrangements reflect much credit upon tho manager and secretary, Mr. L, O, Hooker,

The Week's Attractions. The show is to extend over the wliolo

week, and among tho special attractions ato representative footliall matches. Tomorrow Wellington and 'l'aranaki will try conclusions, and on Saturday Wanganui vjind TaranakL will meet. Train Arrangements. Tho reduction in train services caused !)y the coal shortage promised to land the promoters in a heavy deficit, but this afternoon a moro promising wire was received from (ho Minister of Ifiiihrays to the effect that ho hoped to make fresh HUiiiigements io meet the winter show requirements.

2 i ** •" . S II 3" r* -So 0 s ° belvedere (C. E. Gallon) 29 20 95i Keidalo,(W. Linton) ... 4G £9 20 95 Nirrohft (A. V. Hartley) 45J 29 20 94j Hahoe (A. E. Cooper) ... 45 29 20 91 Pembroke - 45, 28} 20 93} -Parkvale '441 28} 20 93 Tuna. 444 28} 20 ; 93 Pihama, 44} 28}. 20 93' Mells,. 44V 28} 20 93 Dalefield 44?t 281' 20 93 Rive'rdale 44 2S| 20 92} Haivern 44V _ 28 . 20 92J Knkaramea 44" ".28 20 92 Cape Egrnont 43} 2Si 20 92 Ngaere 431 28} 20 92 • Kuku ; 44' 28 20 . 92 Bell Block 43. 28 19J 90}

■ Rexdale (W. Linton) ... 46} 29 20 95} •Belvedere' (C. Gallon) 4G 29 20 95 Dalefield; (J.. Linton) ... 451 29 20 94} Kakaramea (H.'Crossbie) 45 29 20 ': 94 Kuku 44} 28J- 20 93 Pihama «... 44} 281 20 93 Hawerii 441 285 20 93 Riverdcle ; 44} 281 19| 92-} Cape. Egmont 43} 28} 20" 92 Mahoe ........ 431 28| 20 92 Mafai'pti ii 28 20 92 Pembroke 43} 281 20 92 Parkvale ■ 44 28" 20 92 Tnna a 28 19} 91-J Ngaere 44 27} 20 91} Nireaho 43} 28} 20 92 Mells 43 28 20 91 Boll Block 43} 27} 10} 90}

Guild) 4G} 28} 20 95 Pihama-'H '-45} 28} 20 91 Hawera' (ۥ H.Bowman) 4.W .26 20- 93} I;. Helta - 41} 281 20 93 ; Pembroke .... 41} 28} 20 93 : Knkaramea, 44} 28 V 20 93 Ngaera-. 44 28' 20 92 ?,i&rdale 43J 28} 20 92 ''Tuna ;...... 43} 28 20 91} Bell Block 43 28 20 91

Kexdale (W. Linton)... 46} 29 20 95} JDalefield (J. Linton) ... 40 29 20 94} 'Belvedere (C. Gallon)... 45} 29 20 Mi Kuku (G. Woods) .. 45 29 20 94 Nireaha 45 2tt '20 93} Mahoo 45 28* 20 90} Parkvale ! - 45 28} 20 93} Mails - - 44} 28} 20 93 ' Hawera -... 44} 28} 20 33 iJgaere 44 28} 20 92} Cape'Egmont -... 44 28} 20 '92} iRiverdale 41 28} 20 92} Tuna 44 ,28 20 92 Kakaramea 44 28 20 92

: Rexdale fW. Linton) ... 461 28! 20 95 ' Mel Is (L. Hunt) 46 261 20 Mi Pembroke (H. M'lven- ' dry) 451 28! 20 M Parkvale (H. James)... 45 28! 20 931 Balefield 411 281 20 93 K'uku 44 281 2(1 92J Kakarainea 4-4 28 20 «92 Belvedere 44 28 20 92 Capo Efrinont 44 28 20 92 Kaponga 44 28 20 92 ; Jrahoe 44 271 20 Dli Hawera 41 271 20 911

B ham) 451 281 20 94 jDalefield 44i 281 20 93 • Capa Bgmont 44i 28} 20 93 Kakaromea 44J 28',- 20 !)3 N«W>iirr - Hi 28.1 20 !)3 | Belvedere ... 44 281 20 92J Molls 431 281 20 92 Ttma .. 44 28 20 92 Hawaia 44 28 20 92 i&hoo 44 271 20 911 Bell Btook 43 28 20 91

Levin (J. Smellie) 46 24 25 95 Jlidhirst (J. M. Bowman) 45J 24 25 941 Masterton (C. Hopkins). 45 24 25 94 Avahuri (CI. H. Cleaver) 44), 24 25 93} l'iopio 44 21 25 91) Shannon 44 24 25 S3 Canterbury Central 44 24 25 93 Konini 44 24 25 93 N.Z. Dairy Assn. (Puke"kolio) 431 24 25 92* Waifaou (ToAroha West).43} 24 25 92} Opunalce 41 23} 25 92} MauricevillD 43} 24 2j> 92}, Moa 43} 24 25 92}

Levin (J. Smellie) 16 24 25 95 Itidhirst (J. M. Bowman) 45! 24 25 94JAwahuri (C. H. Cleaver) 45 24 25 94 Shannon (H. M'Cassey) 44J 24 25 93-J Hata. U 25 S3 Konini 44 24 25 113 Moa « 23i 25 92} N.Z. Dairy Assn .... 43} 24 25 92.V AVailiou. 42 . 24 25 91

Levin (J.. Suiellie) 46 24 25 95 , Mnsterton'(C. Hepkins) 43J 24 25 941 1 Awahuri (C. H.'Cleaver) 45 24 25' 94 Midhirst (J. M.Bowman) 44} 24 25 93} Hon '■ 14 24 25 93 N.Z. Dairy Assn. 44 24 25 93 Piopio v. 41 24 25 93 Shannon 44' 24 25 93 Mnuriccville 44 24 25 P,'i Canterbury Central 44 '24 25 93 Golden Bay 41 24 25 93 Konini 44 24 25 93 i Opunako ' 44 24 25 93 'Waihou 44 23} 24£ 92 Levin (J. Smellie) 46 24 25 95 Midlnrst (J. M. Bowman) 45} 24 25 94} Awaluiri (C. E. Cleaver) 45 24 25 94 Shannon (J. Aim) 441 24 25 93} Moa '44 24 25 93 N.Z.»Dairy Assn 44 24 25 93 "VVaihou 44 24 25 93 Opunake 44 24 25 93 Jlauriccviile 44 24 25 93 Canterbury Central 44 24 25 93 Konini 44 21 25 93 Points Prizes.