Feilding and District

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Feilding and District

stressed the need for attention to be given to length in regard to these ani mals. Taraworths and Berkshires. That the Tamworth and Berkshire pig classes had been well up in both classes was the comment of Mr. R. Chilcott, of Frankton Junction, adjudicator in thees sections. Outstanding quality had been to the fore in the champion Berkshire boar, while in both the aged Tamworth boar and sow classes there had been strong competition in a keen entry. The young pig section of under four months had not come up to the judge's expectations in either numbers or quality in both breeds. Honey. Discussing the honey exhibits, the judge, Mr. Dodson, Government Apiary Department, said that the unfavourable season was definitely reflected in the exhibits and he foreshadowed a scarcity of the produce. Although the pastures had been available for the bees weather conditions had prevented them from working and as a result he anticipated a Dominion shortage of honey. The entries were few in the exhibition, but in point of quality and flavour there was nothing to be desired.

Sheep FAT SHEEP (Judge: Mr T. A. Hamilton, Martinborough). Three wether, Down crosses over 21 months and not over 33 months: D. W. Reid 1 and 2. Three wethers, Down crosses under 21 months: E. W. Barnett 1 and 2, W. G. Booth 3, D. W. Reid v.h.c. Three maiden ewes, Down crosses, under 21 months: W. G. Booth 1, D. VV. Reid 2 and 3. Three wethers, longwool or longwool crosses, under 21 months: E. W. Barnett 1, D. W. Reid 2, Wm. Reid 3. Three maiden ewes, longwool or longwool crosses, under 21 months: H. B. Johnston 1, E. W. Barnett 2 and 3, H. D. Brewster v.h.c. Three wethers, Down crosses, under 21 months, most profitable for commercial purposes: W. G. Booth 1 and 2, D. W. Reid 3 and v.h.c., Wm. Reid h.c. Three maiden ewes, Down crosses, u-.der 21 months, most profitable for commercial purposes: W. G. Booth’s entries 1 and 2, M. D. Colquhoun 3 and h.c, Wm. Reid’s entry v.h.c. Three wethers, Longwool or Longwool crosses, under 21 months, most profitable for commercial purposes: E. Sinclair 1, H. B. Johnston’s entries 2 and 3. Heavyweigflts. Three fat wethers, Longwool crosses, D. W. Reid’s entriesl, 2 and 3. Three fat ewes, Longwool crosses: E. W. Barnett’s entry l, M. D. Colquhoun’s entry 2, VV. E. Hill's entry 3. Three fat wethers, Down crosses: D. W. Reid’s entries 1,2 and 3. RYELANDS. Champion ram: P, F. Oldfield’s entry. Champion ewe: J. Red and Son’s entry. (Judge: Mr Isaac Andrews, Marton.) Aged ram over 21 months: P. F. Oldfield 1 and c.; J. Red and Son 2 and r.c. Ram between 12 and 21 months: J. Red and Sons entries 1 and 2, Feilding Agricultural High School 3. Ram lamb in wool: J. Red and Sons entry 1 and 2, Feilding Agricultural high school 3. Aged ewe over 21 months: Feilding Agricultural High School 1 and r.c., J. Red and Sons entry 2. Ewe between 12 and 21 months: J. Red and Sons entry J, and c., Feilding Agricultural High School’s entry 2. Ewe lamb in wool: Feilding Agricultural High School entry 1, P. F. Oldfield’s entries 2 and 3; J. Red and Son’s entry v.h.c. FAT SHEEP GIFT CLASSES Three fat lambs: Est. E. Short entry 1, W. G. Booth’s entry 2, M. D. Colqnhoun’s entry 3. Three fat lambs Down crosses: H. VV. Shepherd,’s entry 1, W. G. Booth’s entry 2, A. S. Brewster’s entry 3. Three fat lambs in wool, Down crosses, not to exceed 421b5.: A. S. Brewster’s entries 1, 2 and v.h.c., J. M. Campbell’s entry 3. Three fat lambs in wool, Longwool crosses, not to exceed 421b5.: E. VV. Barnett’s entry 1, M. D. Colquhoun entry 2, 11. D. Brewster’s entry 3, A. S. Brewster’s entry v.h.c. Three fat tegs, shorn Longwool crosses, not to exceed 421b5.: M. D. Colquhoun ’s entry 3 and 2, A. S. Brewster’,? entry 3, H. D. Brewster’s entry v.h.c. Three fat tegs, shorn, teg crosses, over 421b5.: H. VV. Shepherd’s entry 3, A. S. Brewster’s entry 2, W. G. Booth’s entry 3, E. W. Barnett’s entries v.h.c. and h.c. Three fat tegs in wool, Down crosses over 421b5.: R. J. Shortall 1, also two specials, Est. E. Short’s entries 2 and 3, F. J. Boddy’s entry v.h.c., J. M. Campbell’s entry h.c. Three fat tegs in wool, Down crosses, over 541b5.: R. J. Shortall 1 and 3. Est. E. Short 2, A. S. Brew’ster’s entry v.h.c. Two fat lambs shorn Down crosses, not to exceed 421bs. freezing weight: VV. G. Booth 1 and 2, J. M. Campbell 3, M. D. Colquihoun v.h.c. Two fat lambs, shorn, Longwool crosses, not to exceed 421b5.: A. 3. Brewster’s entries 1 and 2. Wm. Reid 3. Pet lamb, Down or Down cross: Thelma Manson’s entry 1 and 2, Josephine Bradley’s entry 3, N. Merritt’s entry v.h.c.. Malcolm Stewart’s entry h.c., B. Reid's entry c. Pet lamb, Longwool: Doris Gray’s entry 1. NATURAL CONDITION SOUTHDOWN SHEEP Champion ram: B. Illston and Son’s entry. Champion ewe: J. Mitchell’s entry. (Judge: Mr. Wm. Gimblett, Hastings.) Ram over 21 months: B. Illston and

Sons 1 and champion, C. G. C. Dermer’s entry 2 and reserve champion, J. Mitchell’s entries 3 and v.h.c. Ram under 21 months: B. Illston and Son’s entry 1, C. G. C. Dermer’s entries 2 and 3. Ram lamb in wool: W. G. Booth’s entries 1 and v.h.c., H. E. Sainsbury’s entry 2, C. G. C. Dermer’s entry 3, Read Bros:’ entry-ih.c. Ewe over 33 months: J. Mitchell’s entry 1 and champion, VV. E. Parker’s entry 2, H. E. Sainsbury’s entry 3, B. Illston and Son’s entry v.h.c. Ewe over 21 months and under S 3 months: C. G. C. Derraer’s entry 1, Read Bros.’ entry 2, J. Mitchell’s entry 3. Feilding Agricultural High School ’.<» entry vjh.c. Ewe under 21 months: B. Illston and Son’s entries 1 and v.h.c., J. G. Jarrett’s entries 2 and 3. Ewe lamb in wool: W. J. Slack’s entries 1 and 3, B. Illston and Son’s entry 2, W. G. Booth’s entries v.h.c. and h.c. SOUTHDOWNS (OPEN SECTION) Champion ram: J. Knight’s entry. Champion ewe: Ellis Bros.’ entry. (Judge: Mr. Win. Gimblett, Hastings.) Best group: J. Knight’s entry 1 and ohampion, Ellis Bros.’ 2. Two rams under 21 months: J. Knight’s entry 1 and reserve champion, G. VV. Munford’s entry 2, Ellis Bros. ’ entry 3. Ram over 21 months and under 33 months: J. Knight’s entry 1 and 2, Ellis Bros.’ entry 3. Rara 33 months and over: J. Knight’e entry 1, VV. Price’s entry 2 and 3. Ram under 21 months: Ellis Bros 1 and 2, J. Knight’s entry 3 and v.h.c. Two ewes under 21 months: G. W. Munford’s entry 3, J. Knight’s entry 2. Ellis Bros.’ entry 3. Ewe under 21 months: J. Knight’s entry 1, Ellis Bros.’ entry 2 and 3. Ewe over 21 and under 33 months: G. W. Munford’s entry 1, J. Knight’s entry 2 and 3. Ewe over 33 months: Ellis Bros. ’ entry 1 and champion. J. Knight’s entry 2 and reserve champion and 3. Ram lamb in wool: Ellis Bros.' entries 1 and 3, J. Knight’s entry 2, G. W. Munford’s entry v.h.c., W. Price’s entry h.c. Ewe lamb in wool: Ellis Bros’ entry 1 and v.h.c., J. Knight’s entry 2, W. Price’s entry v.h.c. Four Flock Southdown rams: J. F. McLaughlan’s entry 1, Mrs. B. D. Hunt’s entry 2, A. .CL Vile’s entry 3, E. M. Hare’s entries vJh.c. and c, H. J. Fagan and Son’s entry h.c. One Flock Southdown ram under 23 months: T. J. Williams’ entry 1, R. Dysart’s entry 2, Ellis Bros.’ entries 3 and c., Feilding Agricultural High School v.h.c., G. H. Burgess’ entry h.c. Cattle PAT CATTLE (Judge: Mr K. W. Deighton, Marton). Single bullock: E. V. Somers 1. Two 2-ycar-old steers calved since July 1, 1934: E. V. Somers 1, H. A. Stewart 2, O. Wilson 3. Single bullock most suitable for freezing not to exceed 800 lbs.: E. V. Somers 1, W. G. Booth 2. Fat cow: O. Wilson 1 and 2. Two steers or heifers most suitable for baby beef trade weight not to exceed 560 lbs.: VV. G. Booth 1. Two bullocks most suitable for chilled beef trade, weight not to exceed 700 lbs.: H. B. Johnson 1 and 2, H. A. Stewart 3. Steer calved since July 1, 1935, most suitable for chiUed beef trade, weight not to exceed 700 lbs.: E. V. Somers 1, W. H. Gibson 2, 11. B. Johnston 3. Two bullocks: W. H. Gibson 1, H. B. •Johnston 2. lIEREFORDS Chainpion bull: J. Brice’s Senator 3rd. Champion heifer: E. W. Barnett’s Toko Carrissima 2nd. Hereford bull calved previous Juiy 1, 1934: J. Brice 1 and champion. Hereford bull calved since July 1, 1935: E. W. Barnett 3. Hereford heifer calved since July 3, 1934: E. W. Barnett 1 and champion. Hereford heifer calved since July 1, 1935: J. Brice 1, E. W. Barnett 2. RED POLLS Champion bull: Feilding Agricultiiral High School’s Mount Vferaon. Champion cow: H. C. Bryant’s Sedgemoor Greeba. (Judge: Mr G. R. Forster-Pratt, Palmerston North). Bull calved previous to July 1, 1934: Feilding Agricultural High School 1 and champion; Estate A. G. Anderson 2 and reserve champion. Bull calved since July 3, 1935: Estate A. G. Anderson 1. Bull calf calved since July 1, 1936: J. M. Campbell 1 and 3, Feilding Agricultural High School 2, F. E. Ward v.h.c. Cow visibly in calf or in milk, calved previous to July 1, 1933: H. G. Bryant I and champion; J. M. Campbell 2. Feilding High School 3. Heifer, in milk, calved since July J, 1933: Estate R. G. Anderson 1, J. M. Campbell 2, H. G. Bryant 3. Heifer calved sinco July 1, 1934: Estate R. G. Anderson 1 and reserve champion; H. G. Bryant 2, J. M. Campbell 3. Heifer dry calved since July 1, 1935: J. M. Campbell 1, H. G. Bryant 2 and v.h.c., Estate R. G. Anderson 3. Heifer calf calved sinco July 1, 1936: J. M. Campbell 1, Feilding High School 2, Estate R. G. Anderson 3, F. E. Ward v.h.c.

MILKING SHORTHORNS Champion bull: j. H, Mason’s Te Marapai Bloomfield. cnampion cow: R. L. Field’s Waimea Faithful. (Judge: Mr E. A. Washer, Okaiawa). Bull calved previous to July 1, 1934: R. L. Field 1 and reserve champion. Bull calved since July 1, 1934: J. H. Mason 1 and champion, R. L. Field 2. Bull calved since July 1, 1935: R. L. Field 2. Bull calf calved since July 1, 1936: W. J. Slack 1, J. H. Mason 2 and 3, F. J. Thompson v.h.c. Cow, visibly in calf or in milk, calved previous to July 1, 1933: R. L. Field 1 and champion. Heifer, in milk, calved since July 1, 1933: R. L. Field 1 and reserve champion, J. 11. Mason 2 and 3. Heifer calved since July 1, 1935: R. L. Field 1, F. J. Thompson 2, J. H. Mason 3. Heifer calved since July 1, 1936: T. Slack 1, R. L. Field 2 and 3, J. H. Mason v.h.c. FRIES lANS Champion bull: K. G. Fairbrother’s Dalcfield King Netherland Wayne. Champion cow; K. G. Fairbrother’s Ahikouka Olga Trojan. (Judgo: Mr J. H. Liggius, Tokomaru). Bull calved previous to June 1, 1934: K. G. Fairbrother 1 and champion. Bull calved siuce Juno 1, 3934: H. D. Brewster 1 and reserve champion; K. G. Fairbrother 2 and 3. Bull calf calved since June I, 1936: H. D. Brewster 1, K. G. Fairbrother 2 and 3, and v.h.c. Cow, visibly in calf or in milk, calved previous to Juno 1, 1933: K. G. Fairbrother 1 and champion, H. D. Brewster 2. Heifer in milk calved since June I, 1933: K. G. Fairbrother 1, H. D. Brewster 2. Heifer in milk calved since June 1, 1934: K. G. Fairbrother 1 and reserve champion and 2, H. D. Brewster 3. Heifer calf calved since June 1, 1936: 11. D. Brewster 1,2 and 3. AYRSHIRE S Champion bull: C. E. C. Webb’s Waipapa Grandee 2nd. Champion cow: C. £. C. Webb’s Greenfield’s Dolly. (Judge: Mr F. Mills, Hawera). Bull calved previous to July 1, 1934: C. E. C. Webb I and champion, A. Hill and Son 2 and reserve champion. Bull calved since July 2, 1935: A. Hill and Son 1/ C. E. C. Webb 2. Bull calf, calved since July 1, 1936: C. I). C. Webb 1, A. Hill and Son 2. Cow, visibly in calf or in milk, calved previous to July 1, 1933: C. E. C. Webb 1 and champion, A. Hill and son 2. Heifer, in milk, calved since July 1, 1933: C. E. C. Webb 1. Heifer in milk, calved since July 1, 1934: A. Hill and Son 1 and reserve champion. Heifer, dry, calved since July 1, 1935: A. Hill and Son 1, C. E. C. Webb 2 and 3. Heifer calf, calved since July 1, 1936: A. Hill and Son 1, C. E. C. Webb 2 and 3. GRADE DAIRY CATTLE Champion cow: J. G. Horn's Betty. (Judge": Mr W. H. Miers, Hamilton). Cow, any grade, in milk: J. G. Horn 1 and champion, and 2; D. Prentice 3. Heifer, any grade, in milk: J. G. Horn 1, B. Horn 3. Heifer, any grade, under 18 months: Jean Goodman 1 and reserve champion and v.h.c., J. G. Horn 2 and 3. Two heifers, any grade, under 18 months: J. G. Horn 1, Joyce and Jean Goodman 2. Heifer calf, any grade, calved not earlier than July 1, 1936: J. G. Horn 1 and 2, Joyce Goodman 3. Two heifer calves, any grade, calved not earlier than July 1, 1936: J. G. Horn 3, Joyce and Dorothy Goodman 2. NOVICE CLASSES Cow, Mrs G. H. Horn 1, D. Prentice 2. Heifer, any grade, in milk, over 24 and under 33 months: Bruce Horn 1. Heifer, any grade, under 18 months: Jean Goodman 3, Nancy Horn 2, Joyce Goodman 3. Heifer calf, any grade, calved not earlier than July 1, 1936: Joyce Goodman 1, Bruce Horn 2, Dorothy Goodman 3. JERSEYS. Champion Bull: P. A. Anderson’s Jersey Meadows Maestro. Champion cow: H. J, Lancaster’s Heatherlee Alice. Judge: Mr H. Moreland, Newstead.) Bull, calved previous to July Ist 1934: P. A. Andersou’s entry 1 and champion, A. Horn and Sons entry 2 and r.c., C. G. C. Dermer’s entry 3. Bull, calved since July Ist, 1935: R. L. Horn’s entry 1, P. A. Anderson’s entry 2, R. N. Vallance’s entry 3. Bull calf, calved sinco July Ist, 1936: A. Horn and Son’s entry 1, and 2, P. A. Anderson’s entry 3. Two registered females auy age, in milk: A. Horn and Sous entries 1, P. A. Anderson’s entries 2, 31. J. Lancaster’s entries 3. Cow visibly in calf or in milk, calved previous to July Ist, 1933: P. A. Anderson’s entry 3, and v.h.c., A. Horn and Sons entry 2 and 3. Heifer, in milk, calved siuce July Ist, 1933: H. J. Lancaster’ 1, C. B. Lepper 2 and champion, Horn and Sons entry 3. Heifer, in milk, calved since July Ist, 1934: A. Horn and Sons entry 1, H. J. Lancaster’s entry 2, R. W. Evan’s entry 3. SPECIAL JERSEY CLASS. Group of three pedigree Jersey females: H, J. Lancaster’s entries 1, P.

A. Anderson’s entries 2, Kilgour Sisters entries 3.

Heifer, dry, calved since July Ist, 1935: R. L. Horn’s entry 1 and 2 and v.h.c., P. Anderson’s entry 3. Two heifers, dry, calved since July lstj 1935: R. L. Horn’s entry 1, P. A. Anderson’s entry 2, A. Horn and Sons entry 3. Heifer calf, calved since July Ist, 1936: R. L. Horn’s entry 1, H. J. Lancaster’s entry 2, A. Horn and Sons entry 3, P. A. Anderson’s entry v.h.c. Two heifer calves, calved since July Ist, 1936: R. L. Horn’s entry 1, H. J. Lancaster’s entry 2, A. Horn and Sons entry 3. NOVICE CLASS. Milking heifer, Mrs R. Evans’ entry 1, Mrs G. H. Horn’s entry 2. Class for Members of Manawatu Jersey Club. Purebred heifer or cow: C. G. C. Dermer's entry 1, H. G. Livingstone’s entry 2, H. J. Lancaster’s entry 3. Purebred yearling heifer, calved since July Ist, 1935: A. Montgomerie’s entry 1, F. C. Ross’ entry 2, C. G. C. Dermer’s entry 3. Purebred heifer calf, calved since ( July Ist, 1936: C. G. G. Dermer’s entry 1, A. Montgomerie’s entry 2, H. G. Liv-J ingstone’s entry 3, F. C. Ross’ entry v.h.c. Purebred Jersey bull calf, calved siuce July Ist, 1936: Kilgour Sisters' entry J, H. G. Livingstone’s entry 2, A. Montgomerie’s entry 3, C. G. C. Dermer's entry v.h.c. Pigs PUREBRED BERKSHIRES.. Champion boar: O. V, Clausen’s vVoodburn Landon (Imp.) Champion bow: Cheltenham Dairy company’s Ngakaunui Norah. (Judge: Mr R. Chilcott, jnr., . -•"■'T.ion Junction.) Boar any age: O. V. Clausen 1 and champion; J. McFarland 2 and r.c., Cheltenham Dairy Coy. 3. Boar, over 4 and under 8 months: F. J. P. Barnaby’s entry 1, H. E. Fieldhouse’s entry 2, J. McFarland’s entry 3. Boar, under 4 months: Cheltenham Dairy Company’s entry 1, H. E. Fieldhouse’s entry 2 and 3. Sow, in pig over 14 months: Cheltenham Dairy Company’s entry 1 and champion, and v.h.c, Feilding Agricultural High School’s entry 2 and r.c., H. E. Fieidhouse’s entry 3. Sow, dry, over 8 and under 14 months: O. V. Clausen’s entry 1, F. J. P. Barn aby’s entry 2 and 3, J. McFarland’s entry v.h.c. Sow over 4 and under 8 months: Cheltenham Dairy Coy’s entry 1, H. E. Fieidhouse’s entry 2, F. J. P. Barnaby« c entry 3. .Sow, under 4 months: W. P. Bicker’s entry 1, Cheltenham Dairy Coy's entry 2, (_). C. Ellerin’s entrv 3. Sow and litter of not less than 8 pigs and not more than 8 weeks old: Cheltenham Dairy Coy’s entry 1. PUREBRED TAM WORTHS. Champion boar: 11. E. Fieidhouse’s Kuthergien Rufus. Reserve: W. Davisou. Champion sow: H. E, Fieidhouse’s Makowhai Lady Superior. Reserve: N. E. Nansen. Boar anl age: H. E. Fieidhouse’s entry 1 and champion; W. A. Davison’s entry 2 and r.c., C. S. Hunt’s entry 3. Boar, over 8 and under 14 mouths: C. 8. Hunt’s entry 1 and 2, L. 11. Mier’s entry 3. Boar, over 4 and under 8 months: W. H. William’s entry 1, C. S. Hunt’s entry 2 and H. E. Fieidhouse’s entry 3. Boar, under 4 mouths: K. H. Mier’s entry 1, Cheltenham Dairy Coy’s entry 2, C. S. Hunt’s entry 3. Sow, in pig, over 14 months: H. E. Fieidhouse’s entry 1 and champion; N. E. Nansen’s entry 2 and r.c., . H. William’s entry 3. Sow, dry, over 8 and under 14 months: C. S. Hunt’s entry 1, Cheltenham Dairy Coy’s entry 2, H. E. Fieidhouse’s entry 3. Sow, over 4 and under 8 months: C. S. Hunt’s entries 1,2 and 3. Sow, under 4 months: L. H. Mier’s entry 1, Cheltenham Dairy Coy’s entry 2, C. S. Hunt’s entry 3. Sow and litter of not less than 8 pigs and not more than 8 weeks old: C. S. Hunt’s entry 1, Feilding High School’s entry 2, R. Price’s entry 3. PUREBRED LARGE BLACKS. Champion boar; G. M, Whitelock’s Grin ton Leo Ist. Champion bow: J. Morgan’s Horowhenua Happy Days. cnampion boar: G. M. Whitelock. Reserve: J. Morgan. ohampion sow: Reserve: J. Morgan. (Judge: Mr A. Lassen, Ashhurst.) Boar, any age: F. C. E. Conway’s entry 1 and r.c.; G. M. Whitelock’s entry Boar, over S and under 14 mouths: G. M. Whitelock’s entries 1 and champion and 2; Feilding Agricultural High School's entry 3. Boar, over 4 and under 8 months: N. P. Pedersen’s entry 1 and 2, J. Morgan’s entry 3. Boar, under 4 months: J. Morgan’s entry 1 and 3, G. M. Whitelock’s entry Sow, in pig, over over 14 months: J. Morgan’s entry 1 and r.c.; N. P. Pedersen’s entry 2, O. Iv. Christensen’s entry Sow, dry, over 8 and under 14 months: O. K. Christensen’s entry 1, G. M. Whitelock’s enltry 2 and 3, N. P. Podersen’s entry v.h.c. Sow, oyer 4 and under 8 months: J. Morgan’s entry 1, N. P. Pedersen’s entiles 2 and 3. Sow, under 4 months: G. M. Whitoloek’s entries 1 and 2. Sow and litter of not less than 8 pigs and not more than 8 weeks old: J. Morgan's entries 1 and champion; O. K. Christensen’s entries 2. CROSSBRED SECTION. Sow and crossbred litter of not less

than 8 pigs and not more than 8 weeks old: J. McFarland’s entry 1. Export porker, any age breed or cross not to exceed 1201bs. live weight: H. E. Fieldhouse’s entry J, W. A. Davidson’s entry 2, L. E. Hansen’s entry 3. SPECIAL CLASS. Best bacon pig any age breed or cross, most suitable for bacon, live weight to range from 180 to 2201b5.: W. A. Davidson’s entry 1 and 3, L. E. Hansen's entry 2, and v.h.c.; Cheltenham Dairy Co. h.c.j A. E. Marsh’s entry c. and O. Lind’s entry c. PUREBRED LARGE WHITES. cnampion boar: Feilding Agricultural High. School’s Eden Park Blend. Heserve boar; G. M. Whitelocis. Champion, sow: Levin Dairy Coy’s entry. K-eserve sow: Levin Dairy Company. Boar any age: Feilding Agricultural High School’s entry I and champion; Levin Dairy Coy’s entry 2. Boar, over S and under 14 months: G. M. Whitelock’s entry 1 and r.c. Boar, over 4 and under 8 months: Feilding Agricultural School’s entry 1, L. E. Hansen’s entry 2. Boar, under 1 months: G. M. Whitelock’s entries 1 and 2. Sow, in pig, over 34 months: Levin Dairy Coy's entry 1 and champion, 2 and r.c.; Feilding Agricultural High School’s entry 3. Sow, over 4 and under 8 months: Feilding Agricultural High school’s entries 1 and 2. Sow, under 4 months: G. M. Whitelock’s entry 1.

Honey (Judge: Mr Dodson, Apiary Dept.) Liquid honey: LS. Bond 1; light amber liquid honey: Miss C. A. Barrett

1 and 2; medium amber liquid honey: I. S. Bond; comb honey, Miss C. A. Barrett 1, I. S. Bond 2.

Pickles and Preserves

(Judge: Mr W. J. Phillips, Palmerston North.) Jellies: Mrs M. D. Colquhoun 1, Mrs N. C. Blackbourne 2, Mrs W. L. Goldfinch 3. Jam: Mrs A. E. Humphreys I, Mrs Jessop 2, Mrs E. E. Spall 3. Marmalade: Mrs A. E. Humphreys 1, Mrs L. W. Goldfinch 2, Mrs E. E. Spall 3. Pickles: Mrs E. E. Spall 1, Mrs A. E. Humphreys 2, Mrs T. Handley 3, Mrs R. Singleton v.h.c. Bottles preserved vegetables: Miss D. Jessop 1, Mrs J. Handley 2, Mrs E. E. Spall 3. Chutney: Mrs A. E. Humphreys 1, Mrs'Jessop 2, Mrs W. Adsett 3, Mrs At. D. Colquhoun v.h.c., Airs L. \V. Goldfinch h.c. Lemon cheese: Mrs S. A. Austin 1, Miss M. Vautier 2, Airs It. Singleton 3, Mrs Al. D. Colquhoun v.h.c. Gooseberries: Airs E. Duncan 1, Miss D. Jessop 2, Airs A. E. Humphreys 3, Mrs S. A. Austin v.h.c. Plums; Airs A. E. Humphreys I, Mrs S. A. Austin 2, Airs L. W. Goldfinch 3. Collection bottled fruit: Aim L. W. G ddfinch 1, Mrs E. E. Spall 2, Mrs A. E. Humphreys 3, Aliss C. Latimer v.h.c. Bottled tomatoes: Airs J. Handley 1, Mrs L. W. Goldfinch 2, Airs A. E. Humphreys 3. Wine.: Miss A. Alatthews 1, Mrs fc>. A. Austin 2, Airs L. N. Prouse 3. Novice Section. Jellies: Airs M. D. Colquhoun 1, Mrs E. Duncan 2, Mrs Al. E. Aliller 3. Jam: Airs Jessop 1, Mrs W. Gibson 2, Miss K, L. Johnson 3. Lemon cheese: Airs it. Singleton 1, Mrs Brooks 2, Miss D. Cossar 3. Plums, .one bottle: Mrs Brooks 1, Miss K. L. Johnson 2, Airs W. Gibson 3. Gooseberries: Airs Brooks 1, Mrs E. Duncan 2, Miss K- L. Johnson 3. Tomato sauce: Mis W. Gibson I, Mrs AI. D. Colquhoun 2, Mrs M. J. Harris 3.

Cookery

(Judge: Mrs A. AI. Henson, Feilding.) Bread: Mrs Aliers 1, Miss M. Vautier 2, Airs J. Handley 3. Fruit cake: Airs It. Singleton 1, Mrs E. Duncan 2, Airs C. M. Lankshcar 3, Mrs Miers v.h.c. Rluin pudding: Mrs E. Duncan 1, Mrs C. W. Turner 2, Airs It. Singleton 3. Cold sweet (dessert): Airs C. W. Turner 1, Mrs M. D. Colquhoun 2. Chocolate cake: Mrs Miers 1, Mrs C. W. Turner 2, Airs S. Scott 3, Mrs AI. D. Colquhoun v.h.c. Sponge cake: Aliss Anderson 1, Mrs A. E. Humphreys 2, Miss AI. Vautier v.h.c. Sponge sandwich: Airs Aliers 1, Airs E. Duncan 2, Aliss Anderson 3, Airs C. M. Lankshear v.h.c. Rainbow sponge: Airs C. M. Lankshear 1, Airs Al. D. Colquhoun 2, Airs J. Lancaster 3, Airs Miers v.h.c. Shortbread: Mrs C. W. Turner 1, Mrs A. E. Humphreys 2, Airs E. Duncan 3, Mrs Al. D. Colquhoun v.h.c. Aladiera cake: Mrs E. Duncan 3, Mrs C. W. Turner 2, Mrs I. M. Harvey 3. Seed cake: Airs C. W. Turner 1, Mrs E. Duncan 2, Mrs Aliers 3, Aliss Anderson v.h.c. Sultana cake: Airs C. W. Turner 1, Airs Miers 2, Aliss Ande'rson 3, Mrs E. Duncan v.h.c. Scones: Airs C. Al. Turner 1, Aliss Al. Vautier 2, Airs Miers 3, Mrs A. E. Humphreys v.h.c. Scones, wholemeal: Airs C. W. Turner 1, Airs Aliers 2, Miss Al. Vautier 3. Sausage rolls: Mrs S. Scott 1, Airs A. E. Humphreys 2, Mrs C. Al. Lankshear 3. Jam tarts: Airs 0. Al. Lankshear 1, Airs A. E. Humphreys 2, Aliss M. Vautier 3. Gingerbread: Mrs Aliers 1, Mrs C. W. Turner 2, Miss E. Duncan 3. Pikelets: Airs Al. D. Colquhoun 1, Alss E. E. Spall 2, Aliss K. AlcDonald 3. Cream puffs: Airs. C. W. Turner 1, Miss AI. Vautier 2, Airs. A. E. Humphreys 3, Airs. Al. D. Colquhoun v.h.c. Gems; Airs. Miers 1, Miss Al. Vautier 2. Toffee: Mrs. C. W. Turner 1, Aliss AL. Vautier 2, Miss H. Hocken 3. Electric oven cooking class: Airs. C. W. Turner I, Aliss Al. Vautier 2, Aliss T. Lankshear 3. Novice Clasg. Fruit cake: Aliss J. Bradley 1, Airs. C. M. Lankshear 2, Airs. S. Scott 3, Mrs. H. E. Hocken v.h.c. Sponge sandwich: Mrs. C. AI. Lankshear 1, Airs. E. Al. Anderson 2, Mrs. R. Singleton 3,. Airs. N. Osborne v.h.c. Coffeo sponge: Airs. C. M. Lankshear 3, Airs. J. Lancaster 2. Mrs. N. Osborne 3. Shortbread: Mrs. J. Lancaster 3, Aliss Q. Allen 2, Mrs L. W. Goldfinch 3, Aliss T. Lankshear v.h.c. Aladeira cake: Airs. Brooks 1, Mrs. 1. AL Harvey 2, Mrs. R. Singleton 3. Four scones: Airs. L. W. Goldfinch I, Aliss J. Bradley 2, Airs. Jessop 3, Airs. A. Gwan v.h.c. Sultana scones: Airs. 1/. W. Goldfinch 3, Airs. Jessop 2, Aliss J. Bradley 3. Bran muffin; Airs. E. M. Anderson 3, Mrs. N. Osborne 2, Airs. J. Lancaster 3.

Arts and Crafts and Needlework

Judges: Needlework, Aliss C. Cooper, Gladstone; Arts and Crafts, Mr.

C. H. Sayers, Feilding. Socks: Airs. E. AlcDonald 1, Aliss F. Palmer 2, Mrs. S. Hurd 3. Woollen bootees: Miss J. Juden 1 and 3, Aliss M. Ashton 2. Woollen jumper: Aliss G. Corlett 1, Airs. R. St.Clair 2, Airs. J. Irvine 3. Woollen bed jacket: Aliss M. Ashton 1, Airs. AL K. Wald in 2, Airs. E. AlcDonald 3. Infant’s woollen garments: Airs. Al. K. Waldin 3, Aliss C. H. Kelleher 2, Airs. R. Singleton 2. Applique work: Airs. J. W. Newton 1, Mrs. R. Chamberlain 2, Airs. G. A. Kenny 3. Cushion cover: Airs. J. W. Newton 1, Airs. I. M. Watt 2 and 3. Table centre: Airs. 1. Mcllraith 1, Aliss C. Andrews 2 and 3. Fancy needlework; Airs. J. W. Newton 1 and 2, Mrs. D. J. MacAlillan 3. Buttonhole embroidery: Airs. J. W. Newton 1, Mrs. R. Chamberlain 2, Miss C. Andrews 3. Richlieu work: Airs. J. W. Newton 1 and 2, Aliss C. Carter 3. Afternoon tea cloth: Airs. J. W. Newton 1, Aliss J. Groome 2, Mrs. E. Rennie 3. Afternoon tea cloth, plain: Airs. J. W. Newton 1, Airs. E. M. Anderson 2 and 3. Afternoon tea cloth, crochet: Aliss A. Mitchell 1, Airs. Al. B. Walker 2, Aliss L. Nixon 3. Embroidered d’oylys: Airs. J. W. Newton 1 and 2, Aliss 0. Andrews 3. Duchess set: Airs. J. W. Newton 1, Aliss C. Andrews 2 and 3. Handkerchief: Airs. J. W. Newton 1 and 3, Airs. R. Ivuipe 2. Apron: Miss C. Andrews 1, Mrs. J. W. Newton 2, Airs. Al. I. Watson 3. Wagon cover: Miss C. Andrews 1, Mrs. J. W. Newton 2, Miss V. Alulrock 3. Wagon throwover: Mrs. J. W. Newton 3, Miss C. Andrews 2, Aliss L. Nixon 3. Tapestry: Airs. M. B. Waters 1, Mrs. H. Hall 2 and 3. Tapestry coarse: Miss M. Healy I, Aliss C. Andrews 2, Miss Rockell H. Embroidered picture: Miss Al. Al. Smith 1 and 2, Airs. C. Hughes-Johu-ston 3. Article made from flour bag: Miss J. D. Shortall 1, Airs, L. W. Goldfinch 2. Pyjamas: Airs. J. Handley 1. ARTS AND CRAFTS SECTION. Papier macho: Mrs. R. W. B. Evans 1 and 2. Picture made from tinsel paper: Airs. G. Rabbitts 1, Airs. J. A. Fergusson 2. Beaten brass: Mrs. A. A. Miller 1 and 2, Miss A. Matthews 3.

Beaten copper; Miss C. Andrews 3, Aliss Joyce Gray 2, Miss AI. Tutty 3. Beaten pewter: Miss M. M. Smith 1, E. R. Klitscher and Miss Smith equal 2, Coloured pewter: Aliss Al. Tutty 1, Miss AI. Al. Smith 2. Painted Frenchpolish wood-work: Miss Al. Gibson 1, Miss I. AL Farmer 2 and 3, Mrs. D. Harper v.h.c. Silk art work: Miss I. Al. Farmer 3, h.c. and c., Miss C. Latimer 2, Mrs. E. Duncan 3. Leather modelling: Aliss C. Andrews 3, Mrs. 0. M. Tamplin 2. Scenic poker work': Aliss I. Al. Farmer 1,2 and 3. Suede work: Aliss At. Gibson 1. Special Classes. Rug made from waste materials: Mrs. R. E. B. Evans 1 and v.h.c., Mrs. J. Wells 2, Mrs. M. L. Kitney 3. Soft toy: Aliss E. Fergusson 1, Mrs. E. Aloray 2, Airs. L. W. Goldfinch 3. Thrift .article; Mrs. U. B. Miles I, Mrs. R. W. B. Evans 2, Mrs. E. Cameron 3, Mis 3 E. Fergusson v.h.c. Junior Needlework Classes. Leather work: Aliss E. Laing 1 and 3, Aliss I. Edhouse 2, Miss P. Goldsmitti v.h.c. Embroidered d’oyly: Aliss H. Ford 1, Alis 3 Betty Oates 2, Aliss P. Goldsmith 3, Aliss V. Aluldrock v.h.c., Miss Al. Walsh h.c. Table centre: Miss H... Ford 1 and h.c., Miss 11. Alardon 2, Miss M. Walsh 3, Miss V. Muldrock v.h.c., Miss E. Laing c. Duchess set: Aliss N. Fiven 3, Miss G. Whitmore 2, Miss Y. Muidrock 3, Aliss H. Alardon v.h.c., Miss P. Goldsmith h.c. Buttonhole embroidery: Aliss D. Jessop 1, Aliss H. Ford 2, Miss P. Goldsmith 3, Miss D. Cossar v.h.c., Aliss N. Fiven h.c. Embroidered apron: Aliss H. Ford 1 and v.h.c., Aliss E. Laing 2, Aliss 1. Muir 3 and h.c. Tapestry: Miss B. Thomson 1, Miss D. Jessop 2, Aliss V. At. Green 3 and v.h.c., Miss D. Cossar h.c. Children Under 17 Years of Age. Embroidered d’oyly: Miss V. Muldrock 1, Aliss N. Jessop 2, Miss N. Fiven 3, Miss M. Ardell v.h.c. Guest towel: Miss V.. Aluldrock 1. Women’s Institute Competition. Cheltenham I, Colyton 2, Makino 3, ‘Dulls and Te Arakura v.h.c.