TARANAKI WINTER SHOW.

Shannon News, 11 June 1926, Page 3

TARANAKI WINTER SHOW.

DAIRY SECTION AWARD

LEVIN SUCCESSFUL IN SEVEN CLASSES. ' .

NEW ,PLYMOUTH, June 9

The following are the .results of the .Dairy .Section, of the Taranaki Metropolitan Winter Show— Butter points, A, flavour, 50; B, body, moisture and texture, 25; C, colour, salt and finish, 25. ' Messrs Lovell and Christmas’ competition for best box of creamery butter suitable for export—Levan {•!. Smellie), 461, 24, 25, 951; Rangitaiki Plains (J. Rutherford), 46, 24, 25, 95; Masterton (W. Batty), 45, 241 ,-25, 941. Messrs Joseph Nathan and Co.’s 50guinea Cup competition for best box of creamery butler suitable for export—Moa Farmers (W. M. Ross), 45, 24-i, 25, 941; Levin (J. Smellie), 441, 341. 25, 94; Rangitikei (J. Smillie), 44, 24-1, 25 931. The"* Taranaki Agricultural Society’s champion cup competition for best box of creamery suitable for export—Masterton (W. Batty),-,461, 34, 25, 951; Levin (J. Smellie), 46, 24, 25, 95; Rangitaiki Plains (J. Rutherford), 46, .24, 25, 952 New Zealand Dairy Factory Managers’ Association’s trophy for box of creamery butter most suitable for export, open only to members of; the New Zealand Dairy Factory Managers’. Association—Shannon (J. Aim), 46, 24, 25, 95; Rangitikei. (J. Smillie), 451, 24, 25, 94-1; Levin (J. Smellie), 45, 24~' 25, 94. Open ...class for first-assistant buttermakers—Levin (B. S. Parsons), 46, 241, 25, 951; Cheltenham (F. W. Spooner), 451, 341. 25, 95; Maurioeville (H. Mortenson), .45, 241, 25, 94-1. The Commonwealth and Dominion Line, Ltd.,. Gup competition for best box creamery butter suitable for export—Mangorei (A. Cartwright), 44-1; 24, 25, 931;-Moa Farmers (W. My Ross), 44, 24, 25, 93; North Taranaki (E. F. Ruse), 431, 34, 25, 92-1.: ' Best box. creamery butter in lib pats, most suitable for local trade, open to all factories in New Zealand —Masterton (W.. Batty), 451, 341,-25, 95; Levin (J. Smellie), 45, 24-1, 25, 451; Shannon (J. Aim), 45, 24, 25,-94. Novice Class, creamery butter—Rangitikei. (W. E, A. Smith), 451, 3% 20, 95; Mangorei ■ (L. Ross), 45, 34y> rr> 94-1; Levin (B. S. Parsons), 441, 24* 25, 94.

“Freeze, freeze, thou bitter shy ’ Shakespeare. Thetbitter cold winds that come from time to time, soon search out the weak places in your lungs—guard yourself against these periods. Baxter’s Lung Preserver with its rich, warm, dependable qualities never fails to protect or give speedy relief to sufferers. Famous for over half-a-century. l 'As a tonic “Baxter’s” is most helpful. Obtainable all chemises and stores. Gener ous-sized bottle 2s 6d; Jamily size DR. A. SANDF.R, M. 8., L.R.P.C.. M.H.C.S. Sander’s Eucalypti Extract is manufactured under .the personal supervision of Dr. A. Sander. Avoid common crude Eucalyptus preparations—these contain Phellandrene and other irritants. Get the genuine “Sanders” —mink carton with green label bearing signature ‘Sander and Sons.”* Polish your floors with TAN-OL—-lighter work and a better, brighter polish. Also good' for furniture, tan hnotc *>*■ t lenfhiM- o-nniis “Enough of that, barking. Aehmertefi”_Ar)cient, Tale. Beware of contpacting coughs or colds at this time.