FRANKLIN A. & P. SHOW

Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 6, Issue 254, 27 February 1917, Page 1

FRANKLIN A. & P. SHOW

Although the weather looked far from promising when the second day's proceedings of fte Franklin A. and P. Society commenced- on Saturday early arrivals soon gathered in force but unfortunately about noon a drenching rain set in and continued throughout the afternoon. Nevertheless, however, most of those in attendance braved the elements and remained on to witness the competitions PRIZE LIST. The following was the prize list: CHAMPIONSHIPS. HOKSES. Bloodstock entire: W Tozer's Eobert tbe Bruce Bloodstock mare: S Fullerton's Marble-ess Champion hack: Miss Ida Adams' Gaiety Champion hunter: J 0 Taylor's Ngararo Draught entire: W Smeed's Imperator Draught mare: Jas McLeod's Miss Sands CATTLE Jersey bull: R Harper's Beachland's Prince Jersey cow: A C Jones' Madame Fox Ayrshire bull : W K Lawton's Jumbo Ayrshire cow: E P Pellow's Lady Garthland Shorthorn bull: W Taylor's Admiral Barrington Shorthorn cow: W G Park's Moss Pose 12th Holstein bull: C AFawcett's Star of Canada Holstein cow: C C Buckland's Gem Oakland Maida Champion dairy cow: C C Buckland's Gem Oakland Maida SHEEP Lincoln ram and ewe: J K McElwain Border Leicester ram : W Taylor Border Leicester ewe: M Coughlan and Sons English Leicester ram and ewe: Owen Bros Romney Marsh ram : C C Buckland Eomney Marsh ewe: S Hodge Southdown ram and lamb: Owen Bros HORSES. BLOOD STOCK. Entire, 3yrs old or ovei: W Tozer's Robert the Bruce 1 Entire colt, 2yrs: Frank Rothwell 1 Mare, with foal at foot: S Fullerton's Lady Elen 1, W Hosking's Floral 2 Mare, dry, 4yrs or over : S Fullerton's Marble-ess 1 Filly or gelding, 3yrs: Miss F Hew'ett's Captain Soult 1, Te Kokopu Estate's Midget 2 Filfy or gelding, 2yrs: S Otway 1 I HACKS AND HUNTERS. Thoroughbred entire : \V Tozer's Robert the Bruce 1 Hack, mare or gelding, up to 15st: E P Paul 1, J 0 Taylor's Ngararo 2, R Henwood's Combo 3 Hack, maie or gelding, up to 13st: Miss Ida Adams' Gaiety 1, Miss A Kelso's Laddie 2, T Kempthorne's Starlight 3 | , Hack, mare or gelding, up to list: Miss A Kelso's Laddie 1, T Kemnthorne's Starlight 2, J 0 Taylor's Scamp 3, E P Paul h c Filly or gelding, 2yrs: S. Otway 1, W McNally 2 Hack foal: E Henry I, Joseph Adams 2, S Fullerton 3 Best foal sired by Master Soult: E Henry 1, Joseph Adams 2, W Hosking 3 Lady's Hack, mare or gelding : J. 0. Taylor's Scamp 1 and Ngararo 3, T. Kempthorne's Starlight 2 Pony, mare or gelding, 14.2 or under, aged 3yrs or over: J. Kennelly's Tommy 1, J. Potter's Roany 2, J. Moffat's Miss Ulster 3, A. Muir, junr., h.c. Boy's Pony, mare or gelding, 13.2 or under: E. P. Paul 1, J. Potter's Luna 2, Miss V. E. Biddick's Phoebe 3, C Clarke's Huwy-on 4 '' Child's Pony, mare or gelding, 12 hands or under: E. P. Paul 1 and 4, T E Hayr 2, J Potter's Kitchener 3 Child's pony, 10 hands or under : C Clarke's Dolly 1 and Bluebell 2, Roulston Bros.' 3, Master Murfitt o Mare, suitable for breeding Cavalry remounts: J Keith's Dolly 1, K Buchanan 2, J 0 Taylor's Ngararo 3 Mare, suitablo lor breeding remounts for Mountod Ritles: K Buchanan's Kia Ora 1, J Keith's Dolly 2, E Henry's Monoplano 3 Maro or Gelding, suitablo lor Cavalry remount, 1-5.3 or over : E P Paul 1, E Henry's Captain 2, J Muir's Oliver 3 Mare or Gelding, suitable for Mounted Rifles under 15.3 : Miss A Kelso's Field Marshall 1, and Laddie 2, Miss Ida Adams' Gaiety 3 Mare or golding, suitable for Artillery purposes: J Blake's Prince 1, D Maloney's Bob 2, J Towusend's Bloss 3 Maiden Hunter's Competition : M

RAIN ON PEOPLE'S DAY

COMPLETE PRIZE LIST

Butler's Perrie 1, J Shanes Jock 2, A E Hattaway's Giraffe 3 Lightweight nunter, up to 12st : i J Buchanan's Patch 1, Miss Kelso's Laddie 2, J Sloane's Sniper 3 Ladv's Hunter: J Buchanan's Patch "l, J 0 Taylor's Ngararo 2, K Buchanan's Kia Ora 3 Heavy-weight Hunter, up to not less than 14<st: K Buchanan's Kia Ora 1, E Henry's Captain 2, J 0 Taylor's Ngararo 3, E T Bent's Tom Burns 4 Best Walking Hack up to not less than list: R Levet's Officer 1, Miss I Adams' Gaiety 2, Miss Kelso's Laddie 3 Best-mannered (saddle) mare or gelding: Miss I Adam's Gaioty 1, T Kempthorne's Starlight 2, E P Paul 3 Weight-carrying Cob, mare or gelding, 3yrs or over, not ovor 14 3 in height: J Sloane's Jock 1, Miss Kelso's Victor 2, C Allen 3 Polo Pony: J Kennelly's Tommy 1, T E Hayr 2, Miss V E Biddick 3 Champion Hack: Miss Adams' Gaiety Champion Hunter: J 0 Taylor's Ngararo 1, J Buchanan's Patch 2, K Buchanan's Kia Ora 3, Miss Kelso's Laddie 4, E T Bent's Tom Burn's c. LIGHT HARNESS HORSES. Filly or gelding, suitable for light harness, 2ys old: S Otway 1, W McNally 2 Filly, colt or gelding, lyr : T A Douglas 2 Pair buggy horses, 15 hands and over: T E Hayr 1 Pair Buggy Horses, mares or geldings, over 14 and under 15 hands: Miss Kelso's Royal and Victor 1 Buggy or sulky horse, 15 hands or over: E P Paul 1, T E Hayr 2, Miss A Kelso's Field Marshal 3 Buggy or sulkv horse, 14 to 15 hands: Miss A Kelso's Royal 1, 0 Allen 2, J Moffat's Miss Ulster 3 Pony, mare or Gelding, 13.2 hands or under: E Paul 1, T E Hayr 2, C Clarke's Hurryon 3 Pony, 12.2 hands or under : E P Paul 1, C Clarke's Hurryon 2, T McKean's Hamlet 3 Pair Ponies, mares or geldings, 13.2 hands or under: C Clarke's Bluebell and Dolly 1, T E Hayr 2 Pair Ponies, mares or geldings, 12.2 hands or under: C Clarke's Bluebell and Dolly 1, T E Hayr 2 Mare or Gelding, suitable for coaching purposes : E P Paul 1, E Henry 2, Miss Kelsa's Field Marshal 3 Best Turnout, horse (sulky or roadster) and harness : E P Paul 1, T E Hayr 2, Miss Kelso 3 Best Turnout, horse, buggy and harness : T E Hayr 1, J Moffat 2 Best Pony Turnout, pony 13.2 or under (sulky or trap), and harness : E P Paul 1, T E Hayr 2, Miss Biddick's Billy 3 DRAUGHT HORSES. Entire, 3yrs and over. W. Smeed's Imperator 1, S J Wicks' Lockside 2, E C Beale's Young Tar 3 Entire, lyr old: W Smeed's Dunsmo:e Baron 1 Mare, dry, 4yrs or over: James McLeod's Miss Sands 1, TE Duck's Fuchsia Jamieson 2, A. L. Collie 3, Pukekohe Borough Council h c Filly, 3yrs old : James Potter 1 Filly, 2yrs old : T W Woods 1, T E Duck's School Girl 2, A Nicholas' Flo 3 Filly, yearling : Ruakura Furua of Instruction 1, T E Duck's Tui Lass 2 and Wairakua Lass 3 Gelding, 3yrs: R Reid's Darky 1 Mare or gelding, most suitable to ride, drive or plough, 3yrs or over : D. Maloney's Bob 1, J Blake's Prince 2, J Tooman's Dolly Brun 3, J. McCormick's Dandy 4 Heavy spring cart mare or gelding, up to 30cwt: A L Collie 1 Medium spring «art mare or gelding, 4yrs or over, up to 20cwt: J Townsend's Bloss 1, Pukekohe Borough Council 2, C Wilson 3 Light spring cart mare or gelding, 4yrs or over, up to lOcwt: D Maloney's Bob 1, E Niccol's Maid 2, A G Landon's Nugget 3, E Brown's Molly 4 Pair farm maro« or geldings, the property of one owner: T E Duck 1, Jas Potter 2 Farm mare or gelding: Jas McLeod's Miss Sands 1, TE Duck's Fuchsia Jamieson 2, A L Collie 3 Jas. Potter's Folly 4 RIDING, DRIVING AND HUNTING COMPETITIONS. Girl rider, under loyrs: Clarke Wymer 1, Mona Elliott 2, Grace Wright 3 Amatour boy rider, under 15yrs: E A Murfitt 1, Joe Bauks 2, Ronald Porkius 3 Lady rider: Miss Briggs 1, Miss Grant 2, Miss Adams 3 Gentleman rider : Keith Buchanan !, W L Carr 2, A Dow 3 Stockman's competitiou: Leu Walters 1, Paul Noble 2

Dual jumping competition : Keith Buchanan and Miss Grant 1, A Hattaway and Miss Hudson 2 Lady Driver, Miss Briggs 1, Miss Kelso 2, Miss Otwav 3 Maori Rider, P. Noblo 1, P Clark 2

CATTLE. PEDIGREE SHORTHORNS. Bull, 3yrs old or over: W Taylor's Admiral Barrington 1 Bull, 2yrs old : W Taylor's Baron Edward 1

Bull, yearling: W Taylor's Clifton's Duko 1, J M Whitham's Brian Sylvester 2 Bull, calf: W Taylor 1, W G Park 2

Cow, 4yrs and ovor: W G Park's Mossrose 12th 1, W Taylor's Freda 2, Henry Brown's Springleigh Esta Oth 3

Heifer, 3yrs: W Taylor's Daisy 20th 1, W G Park's Mosstliorn 4th 2 Heifer, 2yrs; W Taylor's Dora 1, Henry Brown's Tatnaki Daisy 2, W G. Park's Mossrose 36th 3

Heifer, yearling: W Taylor's Bertha 1, Henry Brown's Panehakua Snowy 16th 2, and Panehakua Duchess 3 PEDIGREE MILKING SHORTHORNS. Bull, lyr or over: J R McElwain's Master Ryfen 1 Cow or heifer, 3yrs or over. Arthur Taylor's Moana 1, W Taylor's Puritan Beauty 2, Department of Agriculture 3 Heifer, 2yrs or under: Arthur Taylor's Lady Betty 1, Ruakura Farm of Instruction 2 and 3 GRADE SHOBTHOENS. Cow or heifer, 3yrs or over: J N Massey 1, R Henwood's Cosy 2, A Taylor's Rose h c Heifer, 2yrs: C J Hosking's Handsome 1, Arthur Taylor's Clematis 3, Henry Brown's Tamaki Rose he Heifer, yearling: C J Hosking's Roaney 1, P Dunn 2 and h c Pen of 3 heifers, suitable for da ry purposes, J R McElwain 1, P Dunn o PEDIGREE HOLSTEINS. Bull, 3yrs or over : C A Fawcett's Star of Canada, 1 ; C C Buckland's Rudolph Paxton of Monovale, 2 ; William Potter's King Segis of Friesland Park N.Z , 3 Bull, yearling : C C Buckland's Waldorg Paxton of Monovale, 1 ; S Hodge's Ensign, 2; C C Buckland's Lockhart Paxton of Monovale, h c Bull calf : Whewell Bros.' 1 ; C C Buckland's Butter Boy De Kol of Monovale, 2 ; D R Hamilton's Dergbrooks Duke, h c Cow or heifer, 3yrs or over : C C Buckland's Gem Oakland Maida, 1 ; C C Buckland's Hengerveld Butter Girl, 2 ; Arthur Taylor's Susan, 3 Heifer, 2yra: 0 A Fawcett's Clevedon Choice, 1 ; C A Fawcett's Clevedon Pearl, 2 ; Whewell Bros.' Tui Pietertje, 3 • Heifer, yearling : C C Buckland's Monovale Maggie Regina, 1 ; Arthur Taylor's Prudence 111., 2 ; C C Buckland's Monovale Princess Paxton, 3 Heifer calf: C A Fawcett's Clevedon Joan, 1; Whewell Bros.' 2; D R Hamilton's Dergbrook's Venus 3 GRADE HOLSTEINS. Cow or heifer, 3yrs or over : Arthur Taylor's Pollyanna, 1 and special mention Heifer, 2yrs : F. Leonard's Femie, 1 Heifer, yearling: D R Hamilton l,GWßlake2, APDayshhc Heifer Calf, D R Hamilton 1, 0 A Fawcett 2 Pen of 3 heifers, G W Blake 1, S Hodge 2, D R Hamilton 3 PEDIGREE JERSEFS. Bull, 3yis and «ver: R Harper's Beachland's Prince 1, D D Hayes' Radium 2, W J Horton's Prim Fox he Bull, 2yrs: J Donald's Loyalty Noble I Bull, yearling: C A Willis' Beachlands White Swan 1, T Church's Te Kapa Lad 2, T. Brownlee's Brentwood Recruit 3 Bull calf: R F Wilkinson's Loyalty Prince 1, Thos A Millear 2, E L Roose h c, W G Graham's Waipiko Max c Cow or heifer, 3yrs or over : A C Jones' Madame Fox 1, A. Moreland and Sons' Majesty's Eileen,- 2 ; A Moreland and Sons' Flandrine's Gift, 3, T Church's Chelsea Flower 4

Heifer, 2yrs : E L Roose's Lady Joffre, 1 ; E L Roose's Queen Elizabeth. 2 ; A C Jones' Bronzewing, 3 Best two females in milk : A Moreland and Son, 1 ; T Church 2, E L Roose 3, C A Willis 4 Heifer, yearling: Thos Brownleo's Te Rapa Lass 1, C A Willis' Brentwood Pearl 2, A Moreland and Sou's Beachland's Primrose 3, W G Graham's Waipiko Cai 4 Heifer, calf: W G Graham's Golden Rosebud 1, R F Wilkinson's Nita 2, It Harper's Qucon Mab 3 Best 3 grade Jorsey heifers : R F Wilkinson 1, Thos A Millear 2 and 4, W H Carter 3

Cow, any age, holding authenticated milk and butter-fat records made under the supervision of the N Z Department of Agriculture : A Moreland and Son's Majesty Eileen 1, Flandrine's Gift li, and Lady Starlock o, K F Wilkinson's Brown Eves 4

PIGS. BERKSHIRE BREED.

Boar over 12 months : R Chilcott 1, E J Rogers 2

Boar under 12 months: E J Rogers 1, R Chilcott 2 and h c

Boar uuder 6 months : K Chilcott 1, E J Rogers 2 and h c, W Howard c Sow over 12 months : E J Rogers 1, R Chilcott 2, A Rogers h c Sow under 12 months: E J Rogers 1 and h c, A Rogers 2, R Chilcott c Sow, under 6 month : W H Carter's Windsor Princess 1, E J Rogers 2, A Rogers c, R Chilcott he

Sow, any age, in pig : W H Carter's Lady Bess 1, E J Rogers 2, R Chilcott's Princess I. h c

Sow, with litter : R Chilcott 1 Breeders' prize, Boar and 3 sows: E J Rogers 1, R Chilcott's British Prince 2 YORKSHIRE BREED

Boar, over 12 months: E J Rogeis 1 Boar, under 12 months: A Rogers 1, E J Rogers 2 boar, under 6 months: E J Rogers 1, A Rogers 2 Sow, over 12 months: A Rogers 1, E J Rogers 2 Sow, under 12 months: E J Rogers 1, A Rogers 2 Sow, under 6 months; J Wright's Princess of Pukekohe 1, A Rogers 2, E J Rogers h c

Sow, any age, in pig : E J Rogers

Breeders' Prize, Boar and 3 sows E J Rogers 1 TAMWCRTH BREED

Boar, over 12 months : A Rogers 1, EJ Rogers 2 Boa/, under 12 months: A Rogers 1, E J Rogers 2 Boar, under 6 months: E J Rogers 1 Sow, over 12 months: A Rogers 1, E J Rogers 2 Sow, under 12 months: A Rogers 1, C A Eidd 2, E J Rogers h c and c Sow, under 6 months: E J Rogers 1 and 2, A Rogers h c Sow, any age, in pig: A Rogers 1, E J Rogers 2 and h c Breeders' Prize, boar and 3 sows : E J Rogers 1 DEVON BREED Boar, over 12 months: A Rogers 1 Sow, over 6 months: E J Rogers 1, A Rogers 2 Sow, under 6 months : A Rogers 1, E J Rogers 2 Breeders' Prize, boar and 3 sows : E J Rogers 1 Porker, any breed or cross, W Howard 1 and 2, A Rogers h c, E J Rogers c

DOGS Cattle dog, smooth coat, V Papesch 2, P McSheen h c Cattle dog, rough coat, P McSheen 1, Norman Levens 2 Sheep dog, smooth coat, V Papesch 1 Setter, J Griffen 1, Mrs McArthur 2,LWKing he Cocker Spaniel, A Edgar 1, F Miller 2

Greyhound, H A Adams 1 and 2 Fox Terrier, rough coat, W E Rowe 1 Of any other Distinct Breed, C Elford 1, MrsD. Roulston 2 POULTRY Pair fowls, suitable for table, J J McKinney 1 Pair Hamburg?, any kind, J McKinney 1 Pair White Leghorns, American, J McKinney 1 White Leghorn Hen, J McKinney 1, W H Carter 2 and h c. White Leghorn Cockerel, J McKinney 1, W H Carter 2 White Leghorn Pullet, W H Carter 1, McKinney 2 Pair Brown Leghorns, E Le Min Curnow 1

Pair Minorcas, J McKinney 1 Wyandottes, any kind, J McKinney 1 and 2, HA Adams 3 Pair Indian Runner Ducks, F Duncan 1, J McKinney 2, H Adams 3

Best Bird in Heavy breeds of fowls, J McKinney 1 and 2 Extra prize best bird in light breed, J McKinny 1 and 2 INDUSTRIAL SECTION. 2)b butter without salt: Mrs F J Morrow 1, Mrs J Patterson 2, Mrs J Blake 3, Miss Webster 4 2lbs butter with salt, Mrs F J Morrow 1, Mrs J Patterson 2, Mrs C Aislabie 3, Miss Webster 4 Heaviest dozen hen eggs, brown, J J McKinney 1 Heaviest dozen hen eggs, white, J J McKinney 1 Heaviest dozen duck eggs, J J McKinney 1 Extracted honey, H A Adams 1 BREAD, ETC.

Two 2lb loaves, yeast, open, Mrs M Taylor 1, Mrs J Moofby 2, 8 Carter 3 and 4

Two loaves, yeast, home made, Mrs M Orr 1, Mrs M Taylor 2, Mrs J 8 Gillon 3, Mrs H H West 4

Two 21b loaves, soda or baking powder, home made, Mrs J 8 Gillon 1, Mrs H H West 2

Yeast buns, Miss A Meikle 1, Mrs M Orr 2, Mrs H H West 3, Mrs J 8 Gillon 4

Plate scones, plain, Mrs W Russell 1, Mrs H H West 2, Mrs J Wright 3, Miss D B Matuschka 4

Scones, currant, Mrs W Russell 1, Mrs H H West 2, Miss D B Matuschka 3, Mrs J Wright 4 Oatmeal cakes, Mrs W Russell 1, Mrs H Stuart 2

Scones, girdle, Mrs W Russell 1, Mies A Meikle 2 21b loaf o! home-made white bread, made from Northern Roller Milling Co.'s liour, Mrs West 1, Mrs J Graham 2, Mrs D Nobbs 3 Home-made scones, made from Northern Roller Milling Co's Hour, Mrs H Newman 1, Miss D B Matuschka 2, Miss E Maxwell 3, Mrs C H Wake 4

Scones, plain, made from Champion Hour by wife or mother of a soldier on active service with New Zealand troops, Mrs R Maxwell 1, Mrs Wfst 2, Mrs Stuart 3 Cake, sponge, Miss E Maxwell 1 Cake. Maderia, Mrs J Wright 1, Mrs A Frauklin 2, Miss E Maxwell 3, Mrs D Hill 4 Cake, fruit, Mrs D. Hill I, Mrs W Rowe 2, Mrs West 3, Miss Webster 4 Cake, srel, Mrs D Hill 1, Miss E Maxwell 2, Mrs A Franklin 3, Mrs West 4

Jam sandwich, Miss N Stuart 1, Miss W E Webster 2, Mis J R McRae 3, Mrs West 4 Jam roll, Miss D B Matuschka 1, Mrs A Landon 2, Mrs West 3, Mrs J H Webb 4 Ginger bread, Miss E Maxwell 1, Mrs C Annett 2, Mrs D Hill 3, Miss Allan 4 Pikelets, Miss Allan 1, Mrs C H Wake 2, Mrs F Payne 3 Shortbread, home-made, Mrs West 1, Mrs C Annett 2, Mrs C Aislabie 3, Mrs R 8 Fergupon 4 Tarts, Miss E Maxwell 1, Mrs West 2. Miss Matuschka 3, Mrs A Franklin 4 Pastry, puff, Miss E Maxwell 1, Mrs West 2 Collection home-made bakery, Mrs West 1, Mrs Webb 2 Plum pudding, Mrs W Rowe 1, Mrs West 2 Collection of sweets, Miss Rodgers 1, Miss Ivy Brown 2 Points prize won by Mrs H H West CHILDREN'S CL\BSES. Scones, plain, Myrtle Gillun 1, Gladys Clews 2, Grace Lysnar 3, Reno Landon 4 Jam (andwicb, Muriel Lysnar 1, Gladys Clew* 2, Rove Allan 3, Grace Lysnar 4 Jam tarts, Gladys Franklin 1, Gladys Clews 2 Sausage rolls, Gladys Clews 1, Gladys Franklin 2, Rose Allen 3, Myrtle Gillon 4 BOTTLED FRUITS. Collection bottled fruit, Mrs Webb l r Miss W E Webster 2, Mrs J Gillon 3 Bottle preserved peaches, Mrs Webb 1, Miss W E Webster 2, Mrs West 3, Mrs J S Gillon 4 Collection of jams, Mrs Webb 1, Mrs West 2, Mrs Baxter 3, Mrs A Raynes 4 Pot of jam, Mrs A Raynes 1, Mrs -Baxter 2 and 4, Mrs W H Backhurst 3 Collection of jellies, Mrs Webb I, Mrs West 2 Pot jelly other than apple, Mrs Webb 1, Mrs West 2 and 3, Miss M Fausett 4 Pot Apple jelly, Mrs J 8 Gillon 1, Mrs Webb 2, Mrs West 3 and 4 Marmalade, Mrs West 1 and 2 Pickles and sauces, Mrs Webb I, Mrs W H Backhurst 2, Mrs A Raynes 3 Tomato sauce, Mrs West 1, Mrs A Raynes 2, Mrs Webb 3, Mrs Barter 4 Dried apples, Mrs J S Gillon 1 and special Bottle green peas, preserved, Mrs J S Gillon 1, Mrs West 2 and 3 ART AND NEEDLEWORK Cushion, mounted, Mrs Baird 1. Mrs J Taylor 2, Miss Q Sears 3 Point Lace, fine, Mrs Taylor 1 Exhibit of crochet Work, cotton, fine, Mrs Pottkeamper 1, Miss Smeed 2, Miss G. Hodge 3, Mrs Smeed, jun., 4 Exhibit of Crochet Work, cotton, coarse, Mrs Taylor 1 and 4, Mrs Barben 2, Miss Twidle 3 Pair D'Oyley's, cotton, Mrs Baxter 1, Mrs Taylor, Miss G Hodge 3, Mrs F Payne 4 Collection Crochet Work, Miss F. Fausett 1, Mrs A. Livingstone 2 Afternoon Tea or Supper Cloth : Miss McMullin 1, Mrs C A Penny 2, Mrs J. R. Mcßae 3, Mrs Taylor 4 Canvas Work, Mrs Brewster 1, Miss Q Sears 2 Table Centre or Runner, Miss McMullin 1, Miss Sears 2, Mrs Newman 3 Piece Mountmellick Work, Mrs Meikle 1, Mrs Barben 2, Mrs Taylor 3 Piece Drawn Thread Work, hand made, Mrs Barben 1, Mrs C Penny 2, Mrs Taylor 3 Piec Eyelet or Hedebo Embroidery, Mrs Mcßae 1, Mrs Baxter 2, Mrs Meikle 3, Mrs J. Henderson 4 Quilt or Bedspread, white, Miss Hodge 1, Miss M Fausett 2, Mrs W. Richardson 3, Miss Pottkeamper 4 Article Underclothing, Miss Barter 1 and 2, Mrs J. Graham 3,, Mrs Barter 4 Piece Woollen Crochet, child's petticoat, Mrs C Penny 1, Mrs Baxter 2, Miss Hamlin 3 Pair Hand-knitted Sox, Miss Roulston 1, Mrs Grigor 2, Mrs Barter 3, Mrs Baxter 4 Balaclava Cap, Miss Wilson 1 Mrs Baxter 2, Miss Galloway 3 Pen Painting, any article, Mrs J B Scott 1 GIRLS UNDER 18 YEARS OF AGE Jug Cover, net and crochet, Rose Allan 1 Cooking Apron, white, Sylvia Oldham 1 Blouse, white muslin, Alice Sharp 1, Evelyn Oldham 2 Balaclava Cap, knitted in wool, Kate Stuart 1, Annie Hogan 2, Lilly Smiths Scarf, knitted in wool, Bertha Smith 1, V. Eimber 2 MISCELLANEOUS. Best ironed tablecloth: Mi-s Avii Potter 1, Mrs West 2, Mrs J lay tor 3 Painted picture, water colour: Clarice Logan 1 and 2, Mrs H J btevsnson 3 Painted picture, in oils: Miss M Hague Smith 1 and 3, Mrs J Graham 2 FLORAL ARTISTRY. Bowl of fio*ere: Mrs Grigor 1, Alice C Sharpe 2 Decorated table: Mrs Grigor 1, Miss Kutb Allan 2, Miss Ivy Brown 3 Bweet peas, bunch, arranged for effect: Mies Kutb Allan 1 Gent's Buttonhole: Miss Ina Potter 1, Miss Kutb Allan 2 FLOWERS. Larkspur: Frank Ballard 1 Petunns, single: E Allan 1 Petunias, duubh: E Allan 1 Verbenas: Rev S Nixon 1 Phlox Ururamtndi. 6 varieties: E Allan 1 Phlox Drummondi, 3 varieties: E Allan 1 Asters: Mrs J S Gillon 1 Celosia: F Hubbard I, Frank Ballard 2 Koaes, 6 blooms: Rev S Nixon 1, Reynolds Bro« 2 Hoses, 3 blooms: Reynolds Bros 1 Sunflawer, small: Mrs J P Aeber 1, E Allan 1 Sanflower large: Mrs F J Morrow 1 Zinnias: Reynolds Bros I and 2 Dahlias, cactus, 12: Reynolds Bros I Dahlia?, cactus, 6: Reynolds Bros 1, Rev S Nixon 2 Dabliap, peoney: Rev S Nixon 1 (Continued from Page 3.)

Dahlias, collarette: J Koulston 1, Rev S Nixon 2 Dahlias, single: Kev S Nixon 1 Dahlias, pompom: Key S Nixon 1 Collection of cut flowers: Rev S Nixon 1, E Allan 2 Collection ot cut flowers: F Hubbard 1, E Allan 2 FRUIT. Grapes, black: Keynolds Bros 1 and 2 Grape?, white: Reynolds Bros 2 Grapes, black or white, grown outside: F Cave 1 Dessert apples: Miss Agnes Ballard 1 Culinary apples: Charles Clark 1, Miss Tilly Ballard 2 D.SBert apples, 6 varieties: Miss Agnes Ballard 1 Culinary apples, 3 varieties: Mark Ballard 1 Heaviest 6 apples: Charles Clark 1, Miss Ulive Ballard 2 Collection of apples: FCa«e 1. J S Gillon 2 Peaches: J S Gillon 1 and 2 Peaches, heaviest: J S GlUun 1 and 2 Nectarines: J S Gillon 1, E Allan 2 Lemons: J S f-illon 1 Cape gooseberries: Mrs A Raynes 1, J S Gillon 2 Passion fruit: Reynolds Bros 1 and 2. Tilly Ballard 3 Tomatoes: Reynolds Bros I and 2 Collection of tomatoes: E Allan 1 Pie melon: F J Morrow 1 Citron melon: F J Morrow 1, C K La*lie 2 Water mi Ion: FJ Morrow 1 Rock melon: Joe Adams 1, F J Morrow 2 SCHOOLS. BOYS UNDER 14 YEARS. Handwriting: Waiuku School 1, 2 and 3 Handwriting, boys under eleven: Waiuku School 1 and 2 Map of New Z aland: Ken Stevenson 1, Frank McKean 2, W K Daysh 3 GIRLS UNDER 14 YEARS. Dressed doll: Annie Bogan 1, Gladys Franklin 2, Doris Melville 3 Pin cushion: Annie Bogan 1, Bell Stuart 2 Handkerchief: Louise Potter 1, Iris Bart 2, Celia Fox 3, Iris Morrow 4 Bandwriting: Waiuku School 1, 2 and 3 Handwriting, girls under eleven: Waiuku School 1 and 3, Celia Fox, Kama Rama School, 2 GARDEN PRODUCE. Rhubarb: J Koulston 1 Parsnips: Keynolds Bros 1 and 2 Carrots, Early Horn: Reynolds Bros 1, Mark Ballard 2 Carrots, long: Reynolds Bros 1 and 2 Beet, long red: Reynolds Bros 1 and 2 Beet, Turnip rcoted: Keynolds Bros 1 and 2, fl A Adams 3 and 4 Turnips, white: Claude Goldsworthy 1, HA Adams 2 P«as: Reynoldi Bros 1 and 2, F Cave 3 Butter beans: Reynolds Bros 1, H A Adams 2 Kidney beans: J S Gillon 1, H A Adams 2 Knmeras: C K Lawrie 1 and special Cucumbers: F J Morrow 1, F Cave 2 Marrow, vegetable: F J Morrow ], A Rayoea 2, Claude Goldsworthy 3 Squaßh: Keynolds Bros 1 Pumpkin: F J Morrow 1, J M Baxter 2, A Kaynes 3 ONIONS AND POTATOES. Onions, Brown Spanish, light skin: W McCormick 1, P Miller 2, K F Webster h c, Patumahoe School h c, H A Adams c Onions, Brown Spanish, dark skin: Charles Clark 1, P Miller 2 Onions, potato: Mrs W H Rowe 1, J S Gillon 2 Onions, heaviest: Mrs W H Storey 1, A Donald 2 James Fulton 3 Onions, collection: Keynolds Bros 1 and special Onions, best quarter cwt, Brown Spanish, light skin: P Miller 1, Reynolds Bros 2 and 3 Onions, best quarter cwt, Brown Spanish, dark skin: P Miller 1, A Donald 2 Potato:?, round: Reynolds Bros 1, J J McKinney 2 Potatoes, heaviest: A F Matusebka 1, Reynolds Bros 2 Potatoes, boiled in skin: Reynolds Bros 1 and 2 Potatoes, collection: Charles Clark 1 and special Potatoes, best quarter cwt Northern Star: Reynolds Bros 1, A F Matuschka 2 Potatoes, best quarter cwt Gamekeeper: Reynolds Bros 1 and special FARM PRODUCE. Carrots, long: red, Reynolds Bros 1 and 2 Carrots, white: Reynolds Bros 1 and 2 Turnips, suitable tor feeding dairy cattle in milk: Mark Ballard 1, A E Nicholas 2, H J Melville 3 Pumpkin, for size: W McCormick 1 Marrow, for size: F J Morrow 1 Manglds, long red: J J McKinney 1, Reynolds Bros 2 Mangolds, Tankards; Reynolds Bros 1 and 2 Mangolds, Globe: Reynolds Bros 1 and 2 Root crops, collection: Reynolds Bros 1 and special Maize suitable, tor cobbing: F J Morrow 1, J Blake 2 Maize, suitable for fodder: F J Morrow 1, J Blake 2 Peas, field: E Allan 1 Westernworth's grass 6eed: C A Crißpe 1 Ryegrass, Italian: E C Cuff 1, C A Crispe 2 Oaten sheaves, suitable for chaffing: A Franklin 1 SHOW SIDELIGHTS. The blackleg regulation were the source of an unpleasant surprise to some exhibitors, whose young stock had come trom a distance. The Agricultural Department's Inspector put in an appearance to enforce the stipulation that uninuculated calves eotering an infected area, viz., Franklin County, could not be taken away unless they bad been inoculated against blackleg. Several animals have accordingly been detained in the showground pending the necessary operation being performed. It was the townspeople and country residents in close proximity to Puk.kohe who, naturally under the circumstanc.s, were absentees at the Show on Saturday. The rain set in at a time that they were ahout to make a start for the showground, so it is not to be wotr'ered at that they stayed away. Their defection to a great extent accounted for the gate-money shrinkage, and if sunshine had prevailed record receipts would probaby have been chronicled. As it was the "gate" for the two days totalled £lB2 4>.

Although a faling-off 1:1 gate money was the natural outcome of the rain it is none too reassuring to the Committee that such receipts are dwindling. la 1912 the "gate" totalled £216, in 1913 £246 (the recora), in 1914 £242, in 1915 £243, and last year £226.

GRADE JERSEYS. Cow or heifer, 3yrs or over: T Church's Browney 1, C A Willis' Topsy 2, A J Patterson's Darkie 3 Heifer, 2yrs : C A Willis' Nora 1, R Henwood's Minnie 2, R F Wills insun's Loyal Rose 3 and Lassie c, H W Le Bailly's Beatrice c, T A Millear c Heifer, yearling: T Church's Beauty 1, R. F. Wilkinson's Tulcie 2 and Duchess 3 Heifer calf: Joseph Adams 1, R F Wilkinson's Lady2, WJ Horton's Duchess h c, W H Carter c Pen 3 heifers, lyr old or under : RF Wilkinson 1, C A Kidd 2, P McSheen h c, W H Carter c PEDIGREE AYRSHIRES Bull, 3yrs or over: W K Law ton's Jumbo 1, E P Pellow's Lord Wellington 2, Hyland and Johnston's Prince Ruby 3 Bull, 2yrs: Thos M Thomfon's Butter Boy 1 Bull, yearling : Hyland and Johnston's Bruce 1 Bull, calf: W K Lawton's Earl of Desmond 1, Hyland and Johnston's Rufus 2, Thos M Thomson's Duke of Ailsa 3, Hyland and Johnson's Wallace 4 Cow or heifers, 3yrs or over: E P Pellow's Lady Garthland 1, W K Lawton's Duchess 2, Thos M Thomson's Baroness 11. 3, E P Pellow's Ruby Garthland 4 Heifer, 2yrs: F Pellow's Lady Wellington 1, WK Lawton's Barbara 2, J Griffin's Lady Violet 3, T H Thomson's R d Fancy 4 Heifer, yearling: Hyland and Johnston's Dolly Grey 1, Thos M Thomson's Blossom 2, W K Lawton's Desert Gold 3, Hyland and Johnson's Pearly 4 Heifer, calf: Thos M Thomson's Sweet Pea 1 and Lily 2, W K Lawton's Jessie 3 Bull and three of his female progeny r E P Pellow's Lord Wellington, 1 ; W K Lawton's Jiimbo, Desert Gold, Beauty and Nancy, 2 GRADE AYRBHIRES. Cow or heifer, 3yrs or over: W K Lawton's Tui 1, Hyland and Johnson's Duchess 2, F Pellow's Buttercup 3 Heifer, 2yrs: J Griffen 1, E P Pellow's Primrose 2 Heifer, vearling: W K Lawton's Bed Rose 1 and Stella 2, E P Pellow's Rose h c Heifer calf: W K Lawton's Alice 1 Pen 3 heifers, 2yrs or under: Thos A Thomson 1 DAIRY, GRAZING AND BEEF DAIRY. Cow, syrs or over, milking: Arthur Taylor's Busan 1, C A Willis' Topsy 2 and Snow Bird h c ! Cow or heifer, 4yrs or under, milking or forward in calf: Arthur Taylor's Angel 1, R Henwood's Minnie 2, C A Fawcett's Clevedon Choice h c Cow, dry, visibly in calf, any age: Arthur Taylor's Colleen 1, C A Willis' Peggie 2, K F Wilkinson h c Pen 3 heifers, any cross, lyr, suitable for dairy purposes: S Hodge 1, G Pulman 2, D R Hamilton h c Pen of three heifer calves, fed on separated milk : A P Daysh 1, D R Hamilton 2 Champion dairy cow: C C Buckland's Gem Oakland Maida 1 GRAZING AND FAT CATTLE. Fat steer, 3yrs old, showing distinct Holstein breeding: Shipherd Bros 1 and 2 Fat steer, 2yrs old: EG Sandal 1 and special Pen 2 steers, 3yrs old or under, suitable for freezing: T Gill 1, Shipherd Bros 2

SHEEP. LINCOLNS. Ram, over twc years: J R Mc El wain 1 and 2 Ram, under two years : J R McElwain 1 and special Ram lamb, J R McElwain 1 Pen of 2 ewes, under 2yrs : J R McElwain 1 BORDER LEICE3TERS. Ram, over 2yrs: W Tavlor 1 and 2, W J Hyde h c Ram, under 2yrs: Maurice Coughlan and Bons 1, W Taylor 2 and h c Ram lamb : W J Hyde 1 and 2, Maurice Coughlan and Sons h c and c Pen of 2 Awe*, over 2yr*: Maurice Coughlan and Sons 1 and 2, W Taylor h c Pen 2 ewes, under 2 years: W Taylor 1 and 2 Pen 2 ewe lambs : W J Hyde 1, W Taylor h c ENGLISH LEICEBTERS. Ram under 2vrs : Owen Bros 1 and special Ram lamb: A D Bell 1 and 2, Owen Bros 3 Pen two ewes, over 2yrs: Owen Bros 1 and 2 Pen two ewes under 2yrs : Owen Bros 1 and 2 Pen two ewe lambs : Owen Bros 1 and 2 ROMNEY MARSH. Ram over 2yrs: C C Buckland 1 and special Ram under 2yrs : C C Buckland 1, S Hodge 2, A D Bell h c and c Ram lamb : C C Buckland 1 and 2, S Hodge h c, A D Bell c Ewe over 2yrs: S Hodge 1, C C Buckland 2, W W Davies 3 Ewe under 2yrs: C C Buckland I, Te Kokopu Estate 2, W W Davies he Pen two ewes over two years: 8 Hodge 1, C C Buckland 2, Te Kokopu Estate h c, W W Davies c Pen two ewes under two years : C C Buckland 1, Te Kokopu Estate 2 Pen two ewe lambs: 8 Hodge 1, C 0 Buckland 2, A D Bell hc. Te Kokopu Estate c SOUTHDOWNB. Ram over two years: Owen Bros 1 Ram lamb: Owen Bros I and 2 Pen two ewes over two years: Owen Bros 1 and 2 Pen two ewe lambs: Owen Bros 1 and special FAI SHEEP. Pen 3 wethers, Eongwool: Te Kokopu Estate 1 and special Pen 3 wethers, Downs: Te Kokopu Estate 1 and special Pen 3 ewes, Longwool: A D Bell 1, 8 Hodge 2, John Schlaepfer h c Pen of 3 wethers, suitable for freezing and export: Te Kokopu Estate 1, Helvetia Ostrich Farm 2 and 3 Pen of 5 lambs, shown in wool and suitable for freezing: John Schlaepfer 1 and h c, Helvetia Ostrich Farm 2 Pen of 5 lambs, shown in wool : 8 Hodge 1, Helvetia Ostrich Farm 2, Te Kokopu Estate h c Pen of 5 lambs, shorn: John Schlaepfer 1 and 2 (Continued on Page 2)