PATEA A. & P. ASSOCIATION.

Patea Mail, Volume IX, Issue 1110, 10 November 1883, Page 3

PATEA A. & P. ASSOCIATION.

TENTH ANNUAL SHOW., The tenth annual show of ihe Patea Agricultural and Pastoral Association was held on Thursday, and so far as the quality of the exhibits was concerned, was a very great success. The entries were more punierons than they were last 'year. The principal increase wa*. in sheep; cattle were the shnie; hut: there was a large fulling off iit the number of bofses. The following is the PRIZE LIST. Prizes : Champion prizes, Parchment Certificate. First prizes in Horses, Gallic, Sheep and Pigs—£l and Parchment Certitificate. Second prizes—Parchment Cer , tificate only. ~ : HOUSES. Class A. —Blood Stock. Judges—Messrs Stent and Lingard Class Stewards—Messrs R. B. Hamilton and O. Hawes. Section I.—Entity?. R E Mcßae’s Puriri, chestnut, aged, by ;r Towton, 1 - Section lll.—Entires foaled since Ist August,- 1881. W Wils-m, Armament, bay, by Musket, ' dam Sis.de, 1. Section IV.—Mares in foal br wMi foal at foot, J. S : CavurhiM, Brim the, black, aged, by lliivoiiaworth, dam: Victoria, L Section Vl.—Filly, * : foaled since Ist , August, 1881. MFs J D Powdrill, Stiletio, roan mare, two years, dam, Discretion, by Javelin, 1. Section Vll.—Yeardngsj H S Peacock, bayv highly, commended. <Class; .Bjri'DKAUja’HT Horses. Judges—Messrs Stevenson,and Mitchell Class Stewards; —Messrs J G Ginger ami I) Fleming, Section I —Entires. Wil'Oti Bfas Bir'*’William Wallace, hay, aged, by Sir William Wallace, 1 W Craig’s Sir Robert B nee, 2 J Morton’s Exchange, dark chestnut; six years, t>y Young Banker, highly com mended. ' , !> 4 entries. Section XV.—Mare in foal, or with foal at foot. J S Cavcrhill’s Belle of Taicri, hay, aged, - by Emperor, 1, ■ J S Caverbill’s Brag, bay, aged, by Em- ; pefor, 2. : j JT Morton’s Darby,brown, aged, imported, A highly commended. - 5 entries. fiction Vl.—Filly, fiwied smee August, . . - 1881.R : B Hamilton, bay fitly, by Conqueror, 1. •’ Section Vlll.—Geldings. J-Morton, Punch, brown, by Sir William .Wallace, 1. D Micbie, Lion, dark bay, six years ■<: ' - . 2. .eUtIi.CS,,,,.-.: . Section IX—Pair of plough horses; J. Morton,Alaggie and Viplei, 1. /Class C-—Hacksky ? Section I.—Hackney entire. J Morion, Dalesman, d. b., aged, by . / IVadncer, dam Juniper, highly commended, . Section' lll.—Mare or 1 gelding, up to 15 stone v ,to be shown in saddle. J RiseleyV Archie, chestnut gelding, six years, by Opawa, 1, Section IV. —Mare or gelding, up to 11 stone '; to he.Mown in saddle. ■ * W C Syines, i Raven, black gelding, aged, by Ravonsworth, 1, W Gower:, Patience, bay, eight years, by Day Dawn, 2. 4 entries. Section V—Ladies’ Hacks, to ho ridden by ladies J Hair, Ariel, bay gelding, aged, ! J H Wbishaw, Daphne,' cream mare, four years, dam. Bishop of Osnamburg, by Hai'storin, 2 - : 4 entries Class D. —Light -harness horses, to be r !' ‘ ' SHOWN IN HARNESS : : Section I —Pair of Buggy Horses. W,. C Synies, pair of chestnut mares, Glance.and Gem, by Gladiator, 1. 2 entries.;--Suction TlL—Spring Cart Hors-*, up to half ton. H E Deane, Jimmy, : cream, five years, by True Briton, highly commended. / 2 entries. Section IV.—Pair of Ponies, 13 hands and . under. ■ - H S Peacockj pair of chestnuts, Bob and Vixen. Highly commended. CLASS E.—Ponies, 13 hands and tinder. Section ll.—Pony, Man*; or Gelding. J Hair, 1 J Ha when, Floss, bay inare, four years, byliord Nelson, dam Gipsy, 2 - 3 entries. Section lll.—Pony to.be shown in saddle, and ridden by a boy or girl. J Hair, pony gelding, highly commended. CATTLE. ■ Class A—Shorthorn. Judges—-Messrs Scott and Baker Class Stewards—Messrs W. Gower and W ; . ; .C Symes. ' ; 1 ' Section I.—Bull, 3 years and oyer. Arundell and Ross, Sir Hercules, light n; ; roan; 5 years, by Duke of Newcastle, dam Anemone, by Earl Derby, Ist and champion prize. Section IV—Bull calved since ,Ist July, Arundel! and Ross, Sir Garnet, rich roan, calved September 15,. 1882, by Sir Hercules, dam Lady A by Duke . of Edinburgh 1. Arundell and Ross, Sir Arthur, white bull, calved September 15, 1882, by Sir Hercules, dam Aylesby Farewell,;:by . . Ayleaby Knight 2. O Hawes, Cossack, roan, calved 18th November, 1882, by Springfield Duke, . dani, by Young Paul, 238, N.Z.H.8., , ‘ highly commended. 4 entries. Section V.—Best Cow, 3 years and over,, ; M in milk or in calf. J S Caverhill’s ———red and white, by Prince Imperial, Ist and champion. J S Caverhill’s by King of the Butteiflics, 2. Arundell and Ross, Cynthia, roan, calved 1878, by Royal Butterfly, commended. 9 entries. Section Vl.—Heifer, calved since Ist July, 1880. H S Peacock, roan. 1. Arundell and Ross, Lady Love 3rd, light roan, calved Nov 1880, by Gladiator, dam Lady Love 2nd, by Conjuror, 2 D Fleming, Mermaid, red and white, "under 3 years, by Ensign 3rd, highly commended. 6 entries. Section Vll.—Heifer, calvad since Ist July, 1881. J Hair, Princess, roan, 1. Arundell and Ross, Red Duchess, fed, calved 14th July. 1881, by Duke of Endinbugb, dam Berrington Duchess, 2. ■ ' ■' D Fleming Norah, white, 17 months, by Den Carlos, dam Ruley sth, by Duke of Hazlecote, commended. 5 entries.

Secti mi VIH—Hi ifcr cnlvccl since Ist Jn'y, 1882 Arund'Tt ami II iss’ Roan Duchess, roan, calve! 15 li September 1882, by Si r Her. nifs, <lam Berrinsjton Duchess ly Duke of Ilnzleco'e 31st, 1 Arundell and Ross’ Larkspur Flower, rich roan,...calved 7lh Sept. 1882, i»y Sir Hercules, dam Larkspur 6 li by Duke of Edinburgh, 2 . ; D Flemins’, Flora 3, iicli roan/ 10 months and 20 days, by Ensign 3rd, dam Flora 2nd by Don Carlos, dam Flora hy.Don Giovanni, commend'd Eight entries. Section IX—Cows with calves, fl S Peacock, Z ira/1 H S Peacock, Zoe, aged, 2 O Hawes, Dainty, roan, calved 13th April 1874 by Son of Knight Templar, commended Five entries v Section 1 X.—Best Dairy Cow. D Fleming, '1 ; IX S Peacw'k, 2 • Section ll.—^Cow, any age. R B Pearc*; Hereford, white and red, 3 years, pure bred Hereford, 1 Class C.— Fat Cattle. To he judged according to weight and quality combined. Prize takers this year to ho debarred from taking; prizes with the sane.exhibits in 1881. Section I.— -One Bullock, any age/ W Gower, 1 Section ll.—One Cow or Heifer/iinv age. J Hair, 1 : 1 W G >wer, commended SHEEP. Glass A.—Lincoln; ■ Jitilges—Messrs Blair and Morrison. Class Stewards—Messrs J W Bright and E J Morgan. Section I.—Ram. R B Hamilton, shorn 7tb November, 1882, i v LG Bremer, shorn 17th November, 1882, ' 2 , W Wilson, shorn Ist November; 1882, commended G entries. * Section 11.—Ram Hogget. W Wilson, I W Wilson, 2 ~ W Wilson, commended 1 ’ 6 entries. - 1 Section lll.—Ewo. W Wilson, I s ,;-;V J Sheild, bred by exhibitor, 2 6 entries. ■ PRODUCE. Judge—Mr W. Wilson Glass Steward—Mr R. A. Adams Wool—R B -Hamilton, 1. D Blair’s exhibit’was disqualified. Balter—E Payne, 1. Bread—S Clover, 1 ; JC Psiyne, 2. Eggs—E Payne, 1. Wo are compelled to, hold over the remainder of our re| 0"t.