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WEIGHT GUESSING.

At The Franklin ShowAs will be KL'cn from the advertisement elsowhcie the winners of the several weight-guessing competitions at the recent show of the Franklin A. and P. Society have been ascertained. The weight of the bullock was 680lts, the exact figure being guessed by W. I.atidon, of Bombay, Vi:. Lindberg, of Pukekawa, and M. Enright, Waiuku. Thts l three divide 1112 firat and second prize manty, Ms. Guesses ranged from 555 to 8lf)lbs. The three sheep weighed llislbs. A. H. Warne, Taupiri, entered the exact weight and won first priz?, 11. Len Rcwntrc, cf Papakura, l!)4lbs, and J. McTavish, of Pokeno \'a 1 Icy. li)Glb>, divided the S2cml prize 10s. oucsscs ranged from 155 to 27811>5. The fig weighed 2201 bp. W. Landon, Bombay, pgain guested the correct weight and take.* first prize, £l. C. Criape, Mauku, got tecond money? 10s, with 2221bp. Guesses ranged from 107 to 2Gslbs. W. Landon won the aggregats prize, a tea and coffee service valued at £G Gs, presented by Mr A. Macready. He was only 15 points out. Mr Elton ran him close, being only 18 points out, hi 9 guesses beirg: Bullock GBslbs, sheeu Ls, pig l'Jjlts.

PRIZE LIST. In the dairy, grazing and beef classes, in the prize list cf last week's show, the awards in 14-J and 140 a were net cntiral in the judge's book, so that we were unable to give tha results in Tuesday's paper. The reason for the omission from the liooks in class 14Da was probably because of one of the exhibitors protesting against the awards being given by three judges, whereas four .judges should have taken part. On the second day, however, the class was rejudged by the four judgea and the award* were not altered. The results were: -Class 141), II heifers, any cros?, suitable for dairy purposes, 2 yfars—C. A. Willis 1, R. F. Wilkinson 2.

Class 1-lUa, I! hellers, any cross, 1 year, suitable for dairy purposes - Harry l.andon 1, A. (i. l.atidon 2, F. W. Watts h c, W. K. I.hwto:i c. This was a splendid class with uint competitors.

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Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 3, Issue 174, 27 February 1914, Page 2

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WEIGHT GUESSING. Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 3, Issue 174, 27 February 1914, Page 2

WEIGHT GUESSING. Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 3, Issue 174, 27 February 1914, Page 2

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