POULTRY SHOW

Hokitika Guardian, 1 August 1932, Page 5

POULTRY SHOW

' SUCCESSFULLY CONCLUDED. The Poultry Show in tire Soldiers' Hall was concluded successfully uii Saturday night. There was a large attendance, both afternoon and evening, including many visitors from Canterbury by the special train. The special features on Saturday were the cats and rabbits and the arts and crafts sections, which were staged and judged. The Show 1 was one of the most successful yet held and every credit was duo to the management of the officials. The following are the awards made:— *

Rabbits. 'Angora buck, 12 months and over.— Mrs J. H. Martyn 1; doe, Mrs J. H. Martyn 1; buck, under 12 months, Mrs J. H. Martyn 1; doe under 12 months, Mrs J. H. Martwn 1. Chinchilla buc’c, over 12 months, Mrs J. H. Martyn 1, Malvin Baird 2; doe, over 12 months, Mrs J. H. Martyn 1 and specialM. Baird 2; buck, under 12 months, IMalvin Baird 1, Mrs J.' H. Martyn 2; do a, under 12 months, Mrs J. H. Martyn 1. Ermine buck, Mrs J. H. Martyn 1; doe, Mrs J. H. Martyn 1, Cal s. Persian: Male, light, ewer 12 months Ngaire Harcourt 1 and special; male, dark, Miss E. Boy ns 2; female, dark, J. s. Gobbe 1, Miss E. Boyi.-s 2; male or female, under 12 months, Mrs J. H. Martyn 1; male or female, under 8 months, Miss Williams 1, Raymond Breeze 2 ; short haired, mule or neutei, over 12- months, Maurice Keen 1, T. Sherrill’ 2; female, Miss E. Boyns 1; short haired, under 12 months, Miss E. Boyns 1.

Arts and Crafts. Pewter w< ”k, Lloyd Finch 1. Brass work, Lloyd Finch 1. Marquetry, Edna Woolhoiiso i. Wax work, Cora Lynn 2, Joiiy Bakor 3. Raffia or cane, Mrs A. A. Appleton 1. Toy, Miss Hrirkness 1. School Classes. Tinsel picture, Isabel Bell 1, Mary Keown 2. Printed motto, R. E„ Anderson 1 and special.