POULTRY AND CANARY SHOW.

Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 3153, 5 August 1881, Page 2

POULTRY AND CANARY SHOW.

JThe third annua|ehow of tbeHawke'a Bay Poultry and Canary Association wai opened in the Protestant Hall yesterday by His Worship the Major. There waafeti a good attendance of members and| visitors. The show itself is a remarkably good one, and although the exhibits are not so numerons as last year their quality is higher. The Brahmaa are on the whole excellent. Mr Sainsbury has been very successful in Hamburghs receiving the champion prize of the Association for a fina pair of gold-peucilled Hami burghs. The principal feature of the show is undoubtedly the game birds, The'sbow of canaries and of dairy produce is remarkably good. The following is.a list of prizes:— ' ' Prize List. Class 1. Game, black-breasted and othe* reds; adult.—lst prize, Frank Pell; 2nd, J.R.Elliott. Class lα. Game, black-breasted and other reds. Single cooks; adults. —Highly commended, W. Mayo. Class Iβ. Game, black-breasted and other reds. Single hens; adults. —Ist prize, Frank Pell; 2nd, Frank Pell. (lass 2. Game, black-breasted and othe* rede; young.—lst prize, E. Ashton; 2nd, S. Pell j highly commended, Frank Pell. Class 2a. Black-breasted and other reds, Single cocks; young.—2nd prize, Frank. Pell. Class 2b. Black-breasted and other reds, Single hens ; young. —Ist prize, S. Spence. Class 3. Game, any other variety; adults. —lsfc prize, J. Waddell; 2nd, W. Scott; highly commended, J. M'lvor. Class 3a. Game, any other variety,' Single cocks; adults.—lst prize, W. Scott ; 2nd, ■ W. Ward. " Class 4. Game, any variety; other young, < —Ist prize, S. Spence. Class 4a. Game, any other single cocks; young.—lst prize, Frank Pell (Duckwings). .. - - Class 4b. Game, any other variety; single hens; young.—lst .prize, Frank Pell j 2nd, Frank Pell. (Duckwings). ' Class 5. Brahmas, dark pencilled; adults. —Ist prize, W. A. Dugleby; 2nd, J. A. Fryer. Class sa. Brahmas, dark pencilled; single cocks; adults.—lst prize, 0. B. Winter. Class sb. Brahmas, dark pencilled; single hens; adults. — Ist prize, C. B. Winter ; 2nd, 0. B. Winter; highly coznmended, W. A. Dugleby. Class 6. Brahma?, dark pencilled; young. — Ist prize, C. B. Winter; 2nd, W. A. Dugleby. Class 6a. Brahmas, dark pencilled. Single hens; young. —Ist prize, W. A, Dugleby ; 2nd, C. B. Winter (7 months). Class 6b. Brahmas, dark pencilled; young. —Ist prize, W. A. Dugleby; 2nd, 0. B. Winter. Class 7. Brahmas, light. Adults.—lst prize, S. Hooper; 2nd, J. D. Ormond. Class 7a. Brahmas, light. Single cocks; adults. —Ist prize, S. Hooper; commended, H. S. Ruddock. Clas3 7b. Brahmas, light. Single tens j adults. —No exhibit. Class c. Brahmas, light; young. —Ist prize, H. J. Hill; 2nd, H. S. Ruddock; highly commended, S. Williams; commended, S. Hooper. Class Ba. Brahmas, light. Single cocks; young. —No exhibit. Class Bb. Brahmas, light. Single hens; young. —Ist prize, E. Ashfcon. Class 9a. Dorkings, white. Single cocks; adults. —Commended. —H. S. Ruddock. Class 11. Dorkings, silver grey; adults. —Ist prize, J. B. Hollis. Class 12. Dorkings, silver grey; yoxing. —Ist prize, John Orr; commended, J. B. Hollis. Class 13. Dorkings, colored ; adults.— Ist prize, J. B. Hollis; 2nd, John Orr. Class 14. Dorkings, colored ; young.— Ist prize, J. B. Hollis ; 2nd, John Orr. Class 15. Spanish ; adults.—lst prize, T. W. Balfour ; 2nd, S. Williams. Class 108. Spanish, single hen ; adult.— Ist prize, T. W. Balfour. Class 16. Spanish : young.—lst prize, Arch. M'Leau ; 2nd, W. Cox ; highly commended, W. Cox; commended, T. W. Balfour. Class 17. Cochins ; adults—lst prize. . W. U. Burke. Class 17a. Cochins, single cocks ; adults. —Ist prize, G. E. Sainsbury. Class 17b. Cochins, single hens ; adults. Ist prize, G. E. Sainsbury. Class 18. Cochins ; young—lst prize, Joseph Palmer. Class 18b. Cochins, single hens ; young. Ist prize, Joseph Palmer; 2nd, G. E. Sainsbury. Class 19. Houdans ; adults.—lst prize, Henry Lascelles. Class 20. Houdans; young.—lst prize, Henry Lascelles. Class 20b. Houdans, single hens • young. —Ist prize, Henry Lascelles. Class 21. Langshans ; adults.—lsfc prfze, R. 0. Humphries. Class 24. Hamburghs, gold and silver pencilled.—lst prize, G. E. Sainsbury; 2nd, G. E. Sainsbury ; highly commended, G. E. Sainsbury ; commended, G. E. Sainsbury. Class 25. Polands, black with white crests. —Ist prize, W. Miller: 2nd, W. Miller. Class 26.- Polands, any other variety.— Ist prize, W. Cox (silver spangled) ; 2nd, W. Cox; highly commended, W. Cox (silver spangled). Class 26a. Polands, any other variety, single cock.—No award. Class 26b. Polands, any other variety, single hens.—2nd prize, Miss H. Button. Class 27. Game bantams, black-breasted and other reds.—lst prize, George Pell; 2nd, Miss Phosbe Jacobs. Class 28. Game bantams, any other variety. —2nd prize, James Cato. Class 28a. Game bantams, any other variety, single cock.—No exhibit. Class 32. Turkeys, any variety.—lst prize, J. D. Ormond. Class 34. Ducks, Aylesbury. l *—lst : prize, John Orr; 2nd, W, , MUea } highly

tjonimended, Mrs W. Miles ; commended, John Orr. Class 35. Ducks, Rouen".—let prize, Mrs Hamblyn ; 2nd, J. D. Ormond, young ; highly commended, Mrs Hamblyn, young ; commended, J, D. Ormond. Class 36. —Ducts, any other variety.—lst prize, H. Nelson ; 2nd, J. P. Hamlin. Class 37. Any other variety of poultry. —Ist prize, Q. L. Plestead (cuckoo dorkmgs). Class 40. For the best pen of provincialbred poultry, consisting of one male and three females of any one variety owned and exhibited by the breeder.—lst prize, silver cup value £5 5s (presented by Allan M'Lean, Esq.,) G. E. Sainsbury ; 2nd, £2 2s (preaented by Mr H. Lascelleß), S. Hooper. PIGEONS. Class 1. Carriers. —Ist prize, J. H Baldwin ; 2nd, J. H. Baldwin. Class 2. Tumblers.—lst prize, W. Milkr; 2nd, F. Goodacre. Class 4. Jacobins. —Ist prize, Miss L. Button ; 2nd, W. Miller. Class 5. Fantails.—lst prize, W. Hartley; 2nd, W. Miller. Class 10. Owls.—lst price, F. Goodacre, (2yrs). Class 13. Pigeon, any other variety.— Xsk prize, F, Goodacre. CAGE BIBDS. Class 1. Belgian , canaries, cock, any color. —Ist prize, L. Galbraith; 2nd, W. A. Dugleby; highly commended, L. Galbraith. Class 2. Belgian canaries, hen, any color. —Ist prize, P. Cranny ; 2nd, L. Galbraith. Class 6. Canaries, lizard (silver). —'Ist prize, P. Cranny; 2nd, P. Cranny. Class 7. Canaries, any other variety.— Ist prize, Peter Hatwell (cock). Claes 8 <Four canaries, regardless of color.—lst-price, P. Cranny ; 2nd, L. GalbraifcjE CTtss 9. Other cage bh'de. —lst prize , P. Cranijy (majpie). \ STOD-RIES. Class 3. Show-pen, containing poultry (colonial manufacture). —Ist prize, James Holt. Hen Eggs.—lst prize, S, Williams 3 2nd, W. Cox. BPEOIAIiPEIZES. Mr J. D. Canning's prize for the best pen game, B. Ashton ; Mr W. U. Burkes, for best pen black red game, Frank Pell; A. 0. and Co.'s., for best pen black red game, young, E. Ashton; Mr H. Clifford's, for best pen duckwings, game, A. Waddell; T. W. Balfour's, for pen any other variety game, young, S. Spenoe ; Messrs E. Beck and Oo.'s, for best game cock, F. Pell; Mr E. Stuart's, for best game hen, 1 , . Pell; Captain Russell's, for best pen Brahmae, 0. B. Winter ; Mr Sainsbury , s, for best pen Brahmas, 0. B. Winter 5 Mr M. R. Miller's, for beet dark Brahma 000k, 0. B. Winter; Murray, Eoberts and Co.'s, for best Brahma hen, 0. B. Winter ; Mr H. S. Tiffen's, for best light Brahma cook, S. Hooper j Mr H. S. Tiffen'a, for best light Brahma hen, S. Hooper; proprietor of the Daily Telegraph, for best pen Dorkings, J. B. Hollis; Mr J. S. Welsman's, for second best pen Dorkings, J. B. Hollis; Mr F. Button's, for best Dorking cock, J. B. Hollis ; Mr H. S. Tiffen's, for best Dovking hen, J. B. Hollis 5 Mr J. H. Vautier's, for best pen Spanish, Arch. M'Lean; Mr J. H. Vautier's, for beet Spanish oock, Arch. M'Lean ; Union Steamship Company's, for best Spanish hen, T. W. Balfour ; Mr J. Heron's, for best hen young Spanish, Arch. M'Lean; Union Steamship Company's, for best pen Cochins, J. Palmer; Mr H. S. Tiffen's, for best Cochin cock, G. E. Sainsbury ; Mr E. Lyndon's, for best Cochin ben, J. Palmer; Mr E. Lyndon's, for best pen Houdans, H. Lascelles ; Murray, Eoberts and Co.'s, for best pen young Houdans, H. Lascelles ; Langley and Newman's, for best Houdan cock, H. Lascelles ; Mr E. Leyland's, for best pen Hamburghs, Q. X Sainsbury 5 Mr J. M'Vay's, for best pen young Hamburghs, G. E. Sainsbury ; Kinross and Co.'s, for best pen Pollands, W. Cox- Mr 0. Hill's, for best pen young Pollands, W. Cox; Eobjohns and Co.'s, for best pen game bantams, George Pell; Mr Kemsley's, for best pen Bantums, George Pell; Mr G. Scarfe's, for best pen turkeys, J. D. Ormond ; Dinwiddie, Walker and Co.'s, for best pen ducks, Mrs Hamblyn ; Ruddock and Fiyer's, for best pen any other variety poultry, G. L. Plestead; Neal and Close's, for best cock in show (except in classes 1 to 18), G. E. Sainsbury; Large and Townley's, for best pen in show (except in classes 1 to 18), G. E. Sainsbury; Mr B. C. Mourner's, for best pen of provincial bred fowls, cock and hen, J. Palmer ; Mr Allan Mean's silver cup, for best pen provincial bred poultry, G. E. Sainsbury; Mr H. Lascelles', for second best exhibit of provincial bred poultry, S. Hooper • the Association's certificate for best cock in show, 0. B. Winter ; the Association's special certificate for best hen in show, T. W. Balfour; Mr F. Tuxford's prize for best pen of carrier or Antwerp pigeons, J. H. Baldwin ; Captain Eussell's, for best pen pigeons (except in classes 1 and 12), W. Miller; Blythe and Co.'s, for second beet pen of pigeons (except in classes 1 and 12), F. Goodacre; Wardrop and Co.'s for the best buff cock canary, P. Cranny; Wardrop and Co.'s, for the best buff hen canary, P. Cranny ; Mr H. S. Tiffen's, from the best canary in Belgian classes, except buffs, L. Galbraith ; Mr H. Ferguson's, for best canary in shew, L. Galbraith; Mr R. Sime's, for best four canaries, regardless of color, P. Cranny; Mr J. W. Craig's, for best cage bird, P. Cranny; Monfeith and Co.'s, for best show pen, colonial manufacture, James Holt; New Zealand Clothing Factory's, for be9t pen pile game, S. Spence ; M. W. Nelson's, for best pen light Brahmas, S. Hooper; Mr W. Eoutledge's, for best pen Norfolk turkeys, J. D. Ormond. The Association's silver "medal for the best pen of fowls in the show,irrespective of class was won by G. E. Sainsbury, with gold pencilled Hamburghs.