DAIRY AWARDS

Manawatu Standard, Volume LX, Issue 161, 7 June 1940, Page 4

DAIRY AWARDS

NATIONAL SHOW. MANAAVATU SUCCESSES. “A pleasing feature of tile butter exhibits this year is the remarkable uniformity in the quality of the majority of the entries. The winning exhibits were difficult to separate, flavours showing a nice nutty aroma, and bodies all that could be desired. Special meiition could be made on entries in the class selected at random from February consignments to store lor export. The quality of the majority of these butters stood up exceedingly well to storage, and reflects credit on all those concerned in both the manufacture and in the supply of the raw material.”

The foregoing comment is made by the officers of the Dairy Division of the Department of Agriculture who judged the butter entries in the National Dairv Show of the Manawatu and West Coast A. and P. Association, to be held next. week. The awards have been made as follow: , , Points prize for managers.—Bay of 1 .cmj Dairy Coy. (T. R. McCarthy), /74.1pts, 1; Rangiwabia-Ruahine Dairy Cov. (D. Jones), 472 3nts 2: United Dairy Coy., Woodville (E. Hutchinson). 471.7pt5. 3. .. Points prize for assistants—Konini (R. Hirst). 189.9nt5, 1: Canterbury Central (G. Morrow). 189pts, 2. _ , CHAMPIONSHIP OF NEW ZEALAND, lIARDLEY CUP. United Dairy Co., 95.5pts Ray of Plenty, 95.3pts “ Kuku-Manakau, t;s.2pts 0 Taniaki, 95pts, and Golden Bay, 95pts, equal 4 CUNARD ROSE BOWL. Rangiwabia-Ruahine Co-op. Dairy Coy., Ltd. Box salted butler, suitable for export— Canterbury Central (W. Glasgow), 95.5, 1; Rangiwahia-RuahnioxtD. Jones), 95 3 Z Rangit-aiki Plains (J. Rutherford), 95.2, 3, Konini (D. Signal), 95.1, 4; Bav of Plenty (T. R. McCarthy), 95.5, 5. 1 wenty-sovon ° n ßox' of butler in pats, local trade— Rangiwabia-Ruahine. (D. Jones), 95, 1; Bay of Plenty (T. R. McCarthy), 04.3, 2; Man-n-orei (N. M. Ross), 94.5, 3; Matakana ?A. J. Watson), 94.3, 4. Twenty-two entrlßox salted butter, suitablo fpr export, Cunard Rose Bowl.—Rangnvahia-Rualimo (D. Jones), 95.5, I;, Golden Lay (C. J. Ellcrv), 95.3, 2; United (E. Hutchinson), 95.2, 3; Taihape (J. A. Ross), 95.4. Twentyseven entries... ... ' Box export butter, open only to members of Dairy Factory Managers Association. Levin (J. Smellie), Okitu (G. Forbes). 95.3, 2; Arahura L V Clark), 95.2, 3; Colhngwood (C. O’Callaglian), 95.1, 4. Seventeen ensalted butter, made by tliird-year pupils or former pupils of Massey College, Wallace Smith Cup—Taihape (K. D. Sinclair), 95.5, 1; NgaUporou (J. Brock), 95 3,2; Maketawa, (G. J. Scott) , 95, 3, Albcrtland (A. F. Fish), 94 8 4 Nine entries Previous wuiners: 1932 , H. Smith, 1933 S J Cowcn; 1934, R. J. Clayton: 1935 J Preston; 1936. A. D. Maekie; 1937. L. Coles; 1938, J. Waters; 1939, I. Ransbottoni.

Standard box of butter, taken at random ( from export store.—Bay of Plenty (1. R. McCarthy), 95, 1; Ohura)' Yalley (G. A. Eng), 94.8, 2; Awahuri' (W. S. Death), 94.6, .3; Taihape (J. A. Ross); 94.5, 4. Twenty-two entries. v Championship of Now Zealand . (Ilardley Cup), box. exported salted butter. United (E. Hutchinson), 95.5, 1: Bay of Plenty (’J’. R. McCarthy), 95.3, 2; Kuku-Manakau (E. Findson), 95.2, 3; Tamaki (R. W. Hooper), 95, and Golden Bay (C. J. Ellery), 95, equal, 4. Twenty-two entries. Winners since 1920: 1920, Goldon Bay (E. C. Wadsworth) and Tai Tapu (I. Campion), tie: 1921, Konini (D. Kelly); 1922, Mauricovillo (W. S. Death); 1923, Masterton (L. Barber), Mauricovillo (W. S Death) and United (J. Smellie). tie; 1924. Masterton <L. Barber); 1925, Cambridge (P C. Petersen) ; 1926. Okoia _ (E. P. Little) and Shannon (J. Aim), tie; 1927, Shannon !-J. Aim) ; 1928. Wangaobu (W, E. A. Smith): 1929, Rata (A. P. Lee); 1930, Wangachu (W. E. A. Smith).: 1931. Kokatahi (J. A. McCallum) and United (J. Swede), tie; 1932, United; 1933, Ran giwahia-Ruahine; 1934, ICuihoke (L. C. Denize): 1935, Mauriceville (F. W. Scerf); 1936, Cheltenham... (J. McDonald); 1937, United (J. Swede); 1938, Collingwood (O. O'Cal'aghan) ; 1939, Bay of Plenty (T. R. McCarthy)-. . • - Box of butter, open only to members of Dairy Factory Managers’ Association. — Levin (J. Smellie), 95.5, 1; Awahuri (W. S. Death), 95.3, 2; United (E. Hutchinson), 95.2,-3; Mangoroi (N. M. Ross), 95.1, 4. Box of butter made by buttermaker or first assistant. —Canterbury Central (G. Morrow), 95.5, 1; Konini (R. Hirst). 95.3, 2: Okitu (E. Hays), 95, 3; Ngatiporou (11. Morete), 94.8. 4. Twenty-four entries. Box of butter for local trade, made by buttermaker or first, assistants. —United (J. McKinlay). 95, 1; Rangiwahia-Rualiino (J. Fraser), 94.8, 2: Ivonini {R. Hirst). 94.6. 3; Golden Bay (L. Pollard), 94.5, 4. Twenty entries.

Special Centennial exhibit, box salted butter, suitable for export.—Awahuri (W. S. Death), 95.5, 1; United (E. Hutchinson), 95.3. 2; Maketawa (G. J. Scott), 95.2. 3: Kuku-Manakau (E. Findsen), 95.1, 4. Twenty-three entries.

CHEESE AWARDS. CHAMPIONSHIP TO PAIIIATUA. Commenting on the eben.se exhibits the nidges stated: —The cheese on exhibition is, with a few exceptions, lip to the standard of other years. Although the flavour was Sound in the majority of eases, u few cheeses showed slight bitterness. There is. however, a tendency towards we ale body, a fault which should be guarded against. At the same time there is no evidence of harshness, which is oven a greater fault. A number of entries show slightly more acid development, than is' desirable. the body lacking the smoothness which is characteristic of a good cheese. The finish, on the wholq. is neat and attractive, though in some there was room for improvement in (his direction. The awards arc: CHEESE CHAMPIONSHIP QF NEW ZEALAND. (Open to all factories in New Zealand.) Best single cheese, white, or coloured. Pahiatua (I. J. Heayns), 95 1 Oroua Downs (J. R. Veale) 94.8 ... 2 Linkwater (\V A. Adams) 94 3 Dalefield (\V. Linton), 94 4 Twenty-six entries Previous winners.—l93o,, Dalefield ; 1931, Ruaroa; 1932. Neaere; 1933, Westmere and Pahiatua, eaual; 1934, Westmere; 1935, Kaiparoro; ,1936. Pembroke: 1937, Maharaliara: 1938. Dale/ield; 1939, Westmere. WOODS MEMORIAL GUP. Pahiatua (L. J. Ileayns) 187.594 1 Previous winners.—l 932. Ngaere (F. Pedersen); 1933, Kaponga (E. C. H. Scott); 1934, Wcslmere (O. S. Dickinson); 1935, Westmere (C. S. Dickinson); 1936, Rapanui (.T. E. Hocking); 1937. Maharaliara (A. J. JLavvku); 1938, Maharaliara (A. J. Hawke); 1939, Westmere (C. S. Dickinson). . Rennet Cup.—Single export cheese, white or‘coloured: Wcslmere (C. S. Diekiimon), 94.5, 1; Rongokokako (\V. J. O’Neil), 94.4, 2; Pahiatua (L. J. Heayns), 94.3, 3; Linkwater (W. A. Adams), 94, 4. Twenty-five entries. Pluvious holders: 1936, Pembroke Co-op. Dairy Co.; 1937, Maharahara Co-op. Dairy Co.; i 938, Dalefield Co-op. Dairy Co.; 1939, Wyndham Co-op. Dairy Co. Special Centennial exhibit, single eheddar cheese, .suitable for export, white or coloured. —Pahiatua (L. J. Heayns), 94.5, 1; Rongokokako. (W. J. O’Nci:), 94.3, 2; Dalefield (\V. Linton), 94, 3. Twenty-eight entries. ' . New Zealand Shipping Co. Cup, No. o.

points prize for factory managers. Dalefield (W. Linton), 188.5p15, _l. Previous winners : —1936 (first competition) : Pembroke. 1937: Parkvalc. 1938: Pahiatua. 1939: Locliiol. ' . Single eheddar ghceso suitable for export (white or coloured). Not less than 601 b weight.— Dalefield (W. Linton), 95, 1; Rangiotu (L. H. Hunter), 94.8. 2; Pembroke (E. W. Baker), 94, 3. Thirty entries. Single clieddar cheese (white). —Rexdale, (L. R. Wards), 94.5, 1; Westmere (C. S. Dickinson), 94, 2; Greytown (G. D. Kearney), 93.8, 3. Twenty-nine entries. Single factory, cheese, any colour.—Rexdale (L. R. Wards), 94.5. 1; Lmkwater (W A. Adams), 94.3, 2; Wavorlpy (W. C. Gaitt), 94, 3. Twenty-eight entries. Case or half-case of cheese, to contain not more than 1601 b weight and not, less than 80ib, irrespective of colour or shape. Open only to members of the N.Z. Dairy Factory Managers’ Association.—Rexdale (L. R. Wards),94.s. 1; Maharahara (R. A. Joblin), 94.2, 2: Oroua Downs (J. RVeaic), 94, 3. Nineteen entries Two medium cheese (any colour), suitable for local trade.—Pahiatua (L. J. Heayns), 94.5, 1; Lmkwater- (YV. AAdams), 94.3, 2; Maharaliara (R. A. Joblin), 94, 3. Twenty-four entries. Single export cheese (any colour), made by cheosemaker or factory manager s first assistant—Pahiatua (W„ 9 fr Oroua Downs (S. Howard), 94.8, 2; Dalefield (W. McPhcc), 94.5, 3; Maharahara (N. ■ Gardiner), 94.2, 4. Twenty-three cntrThrcc Loaf cheese—Dalefield (W. Linton), 95.5, 1; Dannevirke (H. A. Mclntcsh), 95, 2; Pahiatua (L. J. Heayns), 94.8, 3. Twelve entries. , . , , Points prize for managers for highest grading points.—Rexdale (L. R. Wards), 375.5, 1; Linkwater (W. A. Adams), 374.6, 2 'South Island medal.— Linkwater (W. A. Adams), 94.3, 1.