STRATFORD A. and P. ASSOCIATION

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXV, Issue 288, 3 December 1914, Page 5

STRATFORD A. and P. ASSOCIATION

GRADE JERSEYS Heifer or Cow in Milk, from the Ist July, 1911, by Pedigree Jersey sire J. H. Thomas, Ngaere, “Model,” sire Dicky Barrett, 1; J. H. Thomas, Ngaere, “Beauty,” 2. Four entries. Pen of Two Heifers, from Ist July, 1913, by Pedigree Jersey Sire.--.). Knowles, Tariki, “Jean’ ’and “Joan,” 1 ; F. Pedersen, Midhirst, “Louvain” and “Lorraine,” 2; F. Styles, Stratford, “Beauty” and “Ray,” 3. Six entries. PEDIGREE AYRSH IRES. Bull, calved prior to the Ist July, 1911.—J. McFarland, Feilding, “Lord Glenham III.” by Lord Glasgow 11., dam Glenham Flower, 1 and ch.; VV. Hall, Lepperton, “Little Jim,” sire Young Bruce, dam Bessie, 2 and res.; T. E. Coleman, Ngaere, w and b King of Inglewood,” 3. Bull, from the Ist July, 1911.—N. A. Brown, Xgaere, “Dainty Darkie of Ora,” 1. Bull, from the Ist July, 1912. H. C. Rawcliffe, Auroa, br and w “Prince of Pinefield,” 1; N. A. Brown, Ngaere, “White Rock of Ora,” 2; W. Hall, “Baron of Edendale,” 3 .Five entries.

Bull, from the Ist July, 1913. Olson Bros, Egmont Village, “Killekrankie,” 1; Philip Bremer, Matapu, “Lord Imperial,” 2; Olson Bros, Egmont Village, “Glands of Woodlands” 3. Cow, prior to Ist July, 1911.—Olson Bros, “Louie of Haydowns,” sire Victory, dam Lulu 11., 1 and ch.; Olson Bros, “Kate of Woodlands,” 2. Heifer, from the Ist July, 1911. Philip Bremer, Matapu, “Bonny Jean,” sire Jimmy of Glengriff, dam Jean, 2. Heifer from the Ist July, 1912. W. Hall, Lepperton, “Velvetine of Woodlands,” 1 and reserve champion ; Olson Bros, “Fanny of Eden Park,” 2; Philip Bremer, “Magnolia,” 3. Five entries. Heifer, from the Ist July, 1913. — Olson Bros., “Lilac of Woodlands,” 1 ; and Olson Bros. “Tiny of Woodlands,” 2; N. A. Brown ,Ngaere, entry, 3. Five entries. Pen of two Heifers, under 18 months.—W. Hall Lepperton, entry, 1; Olson Bros., entry 2. GRADE AYSH IRES. Heifer or Cow, in milk from the Ist July, 1911, by Pedigree Ayrshire sire. —G. H. Looney, Opunake, “Buttercup,” 1; Philip Bremer, “Beauty,” 2. Pen of two Heifers, from the Ist July, 1913.—T. E. Coleman, Ngaere, entry, 1; Olson Bros., entry, 2. Heifer, from the Ist July, 1913. — John Donald, Westmere, “Netherland Pauline,” 1; W .1. Lovelock, 2; John Donald, “Westmere Netherland,” 3. pedigree holsteins. Cow, calved prior to the Ist July, 1911.—John Donald, Westmere, b. and w, “Netherland Duchess Pietertje,” 1 and Reserve Ch.; W. I. Lovelock, Palmerston North, “Maid of Leith,” 2; S. R. Solley, Riverlea, b and w “Beauty,” 3. Seven entries. Heifer, from the Ist July, 1911. W. I. Lovelock, Palmerston North, b and w “Colantha Lass of Conemaugh,” 1 and Ch.; W. I. Lovelock, Palmerston North, “Queen Segis Wild Rose,” 2; S. R. Solley, Riverlea, b and w “Espur of Rotachanae,” 3. Heifer, from the Ist July, 1912. W. I. Lovelock, Palmerston North, b and w “Domino’s Friesland Belle,” 1; W. I. Lovelock, Palmerston North, b and w “Friesian Countess Segis,” 2; Newton King, New Plymouth, “Countess Alcartra,” 3. Four entries. Bull, calved prior to the Ist July, 1911.—Newton King, New Plymouth, b and w “King Fayne Segis 11., 9-11-09, sire King Fayne Segis, dam Inka Lady Tokuma, bred by 0. Rowland, Syracuse, U.S.A., 1 and champion; W. I. lovelock, reserve champion. Bull, from the Ist July, 1912.—W. I. Lovelock, Palmerston North, blk and w, “Friesland Klondyke Segis,” 12-9-12, sire King Segis Wild Rose Homestead (imp), dam Klondyke Harriet Maud Joseph, bred by owner, 1; W, I. Lovelock, Palmerston North, b and w, “Friesland Grigg Laddie,” 2; W. I. Lovelock, Palmerston North, b and w, “Friesland Kruger,” 27-9-12, 3. Bull, from Ist July, 1913.—W. J. Bradford, Auroa, “Auroa Laddie,” by Bonny Laddie of Cliff side, dam Waife Beauty, 1; W. I. Lovelock, Palmerston North, blk and w, “Friesland Park de Bonte,” 2; W. I.* Lovelock, Palmerston North, b and w, “Friesland Park de Vos,” 3. Pen of two Heifers, over 18 months, and under 2) years. —W. 1. Lovelock, Palmerston North, “Domino’s Friesland Belle,” 1. . Pen of two Heifers, under 18 months —John Donald, Westmere, 1; W. I. Lovelotfc, Palmerston North, 2; Newton King, New Plymouth, “Alcartra Rozene’s Pietje,” 3. Five entries. GRADE HOLSTEINS. Pen of two Heifers, from the Ist July, 1913.—5. R. Solley, Riverlea, 1; H. Johnston, Stratford, 2. PEDIGREE HEREFORDS.

Cow, calved prior to the Ist July, 1911.—J. Forbes, Normanby, 1; J. Forbes, Normanby, 2. Heifer, from Ist July, 1911.—J. Forbes, Normanby, 1; J. Forbes, Norrnanby 2. Heifer, from Ist July, 1912.—J. Forbes, Normanby, 1; J. Forbes, Normanby, 2. Heifer, from Ist July, 1913. J. Forbes, Normanby, 1; J. Forbes, Norman by, 2. Pen of Two Heifers, over 18 months, and under 2J years.—J. Forbes, Normanby, 1. PEDIGREE SHORTHORNS. Bull, from Ist July, 1912.—Gordon Sal way, Bell Block “Rose Prince of Darbalaro,” calved 19-10-12, by Emblem of Darbalaro, dam Rose of Bolan, ‘Bull, from Ist July, 1913.—Gordon Salway, Bell Block, “Camellia’s Prince,” sire Radium, dam Cammellia XL, calved 2-1-14, 1; John Gibson, Stratford, “Edward HI,” sire Edward 11., 2. Heifer, from Ist July, 1911. —Gordon Salway, Bell Block, “Dainty 7th of Dalbalaro,” 15-10-11, sire Trenton, dam Dainty 2nd, 1. Heifer, from Ist July, 1913. —Gordon Salway, Bell Block, “Lady Mary,” calved 5-4-14, sire Cameo, dam Dainty 7th, 1. GRADE SHORTHORNS. Heifer or cow, in milk, from the Ist July, 1911, by Pedigree Shorthorn

sire.—T. Walker, Stratford, “Rosie,” Pen of two Heifers, from the Ist July, 1912.—M. T. Phillips, Stratford. “Rose” and “Pansy,” 1. FAT CATTLE. (Open Classes). Pen of two Bullocks, any age.—-M. ' Phillips, Stratford, 1; M. T. Phillips, Stratford, 2. GRADE OR CROSSBRED SECTION. (For Dairy Purposes). Cow, under 4 years, visibly in milk —W. H. Rutledgp, Midhirst, “Vanity” 1 ; Frank Tecofsky, Xgaere, * ‘Tulip, ’ 2; J. H. Thomas, Xgaere, “Dolly,” o. Five entries. Heifer, from Ist July, 1911.—F. W. Green, Stratford, r and w “Nancy” Two entries Heifer, from the Ist July, 1912. Herbert Harrison, fawn “Nola,” 1 ; and df “Aster,” 2. Seven entries. Heifer, from the Ist July, 1913. — Master Dillon Mercer, Stratford, “Trixie,” 1; W. J. Bradford, Auroa, b and w “Lulu,” 2; R. Dingle, Strafford, “Judy,” 3. Six entries. Pen of Two Heifers, from Ist July, 1913. —J. H. Thomas, “Toosy and Strawberry,” 1; W. A. Dingle, entry 2; Mrs S. H. Wickstead, Stratford 3. Seven entries. Juvenile Class, best Yearling Grade Jersey Heifer, from the Ist July, 1913, sired by Pedigree Bull.—Masters C. and H. Clemow, Stratford, “Tiny,'"" 1 ; Master Roy Hancock, Stratford, “Eileen,” 2; Master J. P. Sullivan, Cardiff, “Molly,” 3. Sixteen e dries. 1 Pen of ’ Heifers, from Ist July, 1915. —B, Orr, Xgaere, 1; G. Sang* ster, Stratford, 2; W. H. Pay.iter, Stratford, 3. Seven entries. Cow, 4 years or over, in milk, to be judged on points: no test taken; cow 7 to be on grounds both days, to be milked in presence of judge at 5 p.m. first day, and to be judged previous to milking next morning at 8 o’clock. —A. B. Leech, Sentry Hill, “Pet,” 1 milk 375, test 6.6. butterfat 2.47, 1 ; ■ J. W. Davidson, Stratford, “Darkie,” ' milk 475, test 4.6, butterfat 2.18, 2. ! Pen of Best 5 Grade Heifers for Dairy, calved since Ist August, 1913. —J. Knowles, Tariki, 1; G. Marchanf Cardiff, 2; W. H. Paynter, Stratford, 3; T. A. Orr, Xgaere, v.h.c.; S. H. Wickstead, Stratford, h.c.; John Petrie, Stratford, c. Eleven entries. Best 3 Cows in Milk, any breed, to : be judged on Dairy Points; owned by ■ exhibitor. Cows entered in other ■ classes eligible.—J. T. Belcher, “Mou- ' sie,” “Norah,” and “Beauty,” 1; W. 1 H. Rutledge, “Beauty,” “Vanity,” and “Bonnie,” 2; M. T. Phillips, “Duchess,” “Darkie,” and “Lady,” 3.

SHEEP. LINCOLNS', Ewe, over 18 months, with lamb at foot.—Philip Bremer, Matapu, 1. Two ewes, with lambs at foot. — Philip Bremer, 1. Ewe, under 18 months,—J. Clmstoffel, Jr., Ngaere, 1. SPECIAL (of any breed). Best Pen of 5 Fat Lambs (any breed), bred by exhibitor.—P. McNaughton, Patea, 1. ROMNEY MARSH. Ram, over 18 months. —Cleland Bros., Kaponga, 1; J. Forbes, Normanby, 1 and 2. „ _ , Ram, under 18 months. —Cleland Bros. 1. , . Two Rams tinder 18 months.—Cleland Bros., 1. » Ewe, over 18 months, with lamb at foot.—J. Forbes 1 and 2. Two ewes with lambs at foot.—J. Forbes 1 and 2. Two Ewes, under 18 months. J. Forbes, 1; Y. H. Nolan, Te Wera, 2; Cleland Bros., 3. Ewe, under 18 months. —J. Forbes, 1; V. H. Nolan, 2; J. Forbes, Normanby, 3. SHROPSHIRE. Ram, over 18 months. —J. Linn, Toko, 1. CROSSBRED (Longwool). Pen of 2 Ewes, witll Jambs at foot. —P. McNaughton, Patea, 1. Pen of 2 Ewes, 2-tooth.—V. H. Nolan, Te Wera, 1. „ FREEZERS. Pen of 5 Best Freezers, wethers P. McNaughton, 1; A. A. Piper, Toko, 2. p Pen of 5 Best Freezers, ewes.—l . McNaughton, 1; A. A. Piper, 2. Pen of 3 Freezers (longwool cross), wethers—V. H. Nolan, 1; A. A. Pipei, 2. fat sheep. Pen of 5 Wethers, any age.—W. Hathaway, Tuna, 1. Pen of 5 Fat Ewes, any age.—P. McNaughton, 1; V. H. Nolan, 2; A, a. Piper, 3. Pen of 5 Fat Lambs, suitable ior freezing.—P. McNaughton, 1. Mr F. T. Lethbridge, judge of the sheep, said it was a pity that there was not more competition. The quality of the sheep shown was excellent. The fat sheep -were in very fair condition. PICS. berkshires. Boar, over 1 year.—R. J. Mounsey, Stratford, 1. Two entries. Boar, under 1 year.—John Gibson, Stratford, 1 and champion. Sow, over 1 year.—C. H. Washer, Inaba. 1 and ch.; John Gibson, Stratford, 2; R. J. Mounsey, Stratford, 3. Five entries.

Sow, under 1 year.— R. H. Rutledge, Midhirst, 1 and 2. Three entries. Boar, under 6 months. —C. H. Washer, Inaha, 1; R. J. Mounsey, Stratford, 2; John Paul, Stratford, 3. Five entries.

Sow. under 6 months.— R. J. Mounsey, Stratford, 1 ; R. Younger, Stratford, 2; F. Newland, Stratford, 3. Five entries.

Sow, with litter of pigs, not less than six (age not to exceed 2 months) —J. Pattinson, Stratford, 1.

Pig, between 601 b and 101 b, to be judged on condition.—F. Newland, Stratford, 1 ; W. H. Rutledge, Midhirst, 2;. Three entries.

Pen of 3 Best Baconers, any breed ; weights not to exceed loOlbs, nor less than 120 (dead!.—W. H. Rutledge, Midhirst, 1. Five entries.

JUDGES’ REMARKS. PIGS. Mr G. Castles, Hawera, the judge of the pigs, sajd that the number of pigs on exhibition was rather disappointing, seeing that there were so many pigs in the Stratford district. He could not understand why people would not send their pigs forward The animals shown, however, were of a very good class. There was no very close competition. The champion Berkshire sow was fit to compete in any show 7 in the Dominion. the championships. Pigs: Boar, J. Gibson, Stratford; sow 7 , C. H. Washer, Inaha. Cattle :Pedigree Ayrshire cow, Olson Bros, “Louie of Haydowns,” reserve ch., W. Hall, Lepperton. ' Pedigree Holstein Bull, Newton 'King’s “King Fayne Segis II.,” leserve, W. I. Lovelock, Palmerston North; cow, W. 1. Lovelock’s “Colaiitha Lass of Conemaugh,” reserve, John Donald, Westmero. DAIRY PRODUCE, Best Box of Factory Butter, not less than 561hs, for export.—Moa Farmers’ Dairy 'Company, Inglewood, W. Ross, buttermaker, 1; Midhirst Dairy Company, Mr Stan Hall, buttermaker, and Stratford Farmers’ Cooperative Association, equal. Lepperton Co-op. Dairy Factory Co., W. Roberts, buttermaker, also competed.

Best Box Unsalted Butter, not less than 561bs, suitable for export.— Moa Farmers’ Dairy Company, Inglewood, W. M. Ross, buttermaker, Midhirst Dairy Company, Mr Stan Hall, buttermaker, and Stratford Farmers’ Co-operative Association, equal. Lepperton Co-op. Dairy Co., W. Roberts, maker, also competed. Best 21bs Fresh Butter, in rolls, salted, factory butter not eligible.— Mrs R. H. Benefield, Midhirst, 1; Mrs A A. Piper, Toko, 2; Mrs F. Copestake, Stratford, 3. Nine entries. HOME INDUSTRIES. Home Made and Home Baked Bread —Mrs J. H. Street, Bell Block, 1; Miss Nellie Leydon, Toko, 2; Mrs A. M. Purdie, Waitara, 3; Mrs J. H. Street, Bell Block, v.h.c. Twenty-four entries. Home Made and Home Baked Bread, by girl under 18 years of age.—Miss D. Mercer, Patea, 2. One entry. Home-made and Home-baked Brown Bread.—Mrs E. J. Brittain, Waitui, 1; Mrs A. M. Purdie, Waitara, 2; Mrs J. H. Street, 3. Seven entries. Home Made and Home Baked Currant Bread.—Mrs A. M. Purdie, 1,2, 3 and h.c. Nine entries. Home Made Oven Scones, not less than 6 in number.—Mrs H. J. Jones, Stratford, 1; Mrs F. Bayly, Stratford, 2.; Mrs D. Brown, Midhirst, 3. Eleven entries.

Home Made Girdle Scones. —Mrs P. R. Stewart, Stratford, 1; Mrs W. Russell, Fenton Street, Stratford, 2; Three entries.

Home Made Oven Scones, not less than 6, made by girl under 17 years of age.—Miss E. Grant, Princess Street, Hawera, 1; Miss Kathleen Harrison, Stratford, 2 ;Miss C. Brown, Midhirst 3. Eight entries. Fancy Scones, not less than 6 in number.—Mrs H. Harrison 1, Mrs W. Russell 2, Mrs 1). Brown 3. Four entries.

Jam Tarts, not less than 6 in number.—Mrs F. Bayly 1, Mrs W. Russell 2, Mrs H. Harrison 3. Four entries. Collection of Cakes and Pastry, not less than 3 of each variety.—Mrs H. E Crofts 1, Mrs H. Harrison 2, Mrs W. Russell 3.

Ginger Bread Cake.—Mrs A. A. Piper, Toko, 1; Miss Lucy Leydon, 2. Three entries. Short Bread.—Mrs H. E. Crofts, 1 , Mrs E. J. Brittain, Waitui, 2; Mis R. H. Benefield, Midhirst, 3. Six entries. Sponge Sandwich. —Mrs "W. J. Yardley, Stratford 1: Miss Lucy Leydon. Toko, 2; Mrs A. A. Piper, Toko, 3 ; Miss E. Grant, Hawera, v li.c. Seventeen entries.

Cream Puffs, not less than 6 in number.—Mrs F. Bayly, Stratford, 1 ; Miss Lucy Leydon, 2; Mrs Crofts, 3. Nine entries.

Cocoanut Ice.—Mrs T). Brown, Midhirst, 1; Mrs A. Roberts, Lepperton, 2-, Annie O’Sullivan, Patea, 3. Twelve entries. Best Fruit Cake, not iced.—Mrs W. A. Monk, New Plymouth, 1; Mrs Mickelson, Te Roti, 2; Mrs J. H. Street, Bell Block, 3. Seventeen entries.

Pound Cake.—Mrs E. J. Brittain, Waitui, 1; Mrs W. J. Yardley, 2; Mrs H. Harrison, Stratford 3. Ten entries. Madiero Cake.—Mrs D. Brown, 1 ; Mrs W, Russell, Stratford, 2 and 3. Six entries.

Plum Pudding.—Mrs H. Harrison, 1; Mrs A. J. Jones, 2; Mrs D. Brown 3. Four entries. * Best Plate of Home-made Plain Toffee.—Mrs W. H. Rutledge, Midhirst. 1 and 2. . Best Plate of Home-made Fruit Toffee.—Mr W. H. Rutledge 1 and 2. Best Plate, any other variety, Homemade Sweets. —Mrs O’Sullivan, Manitahi, 1; Mrs W. H. Rutledge, 2 and 3. Five entries. Best Plate of Home-made Oat Cake. —Mrs A. M. Purdie, Waitara, 1; Mrs W. Russell 2. Best Collection of Biscuits.—Mrs H. E. Crofts, 1; Mrs H. Harrison, 2; Mrs W. H. Rutledge 3. Four en. tries. „ .

Best Plate of Brown Scones, 6 in number.—Mrs H. Harrison 1, Mrs W. H. Rutledge 2, Mrs D. Brown 3. Four entries. Best Plate of Sausage Roll (6 in number). —Mrs H. E. Crofts 1, Mrs IV. Russell 2, Mrs F. Bayly 3. Five entries. Best Plate of Sponge Roll.—Mrs H. E. Crofts 1, Miss E. Grant 2, Mrs H. J Jones 3. Seven entries. Best Plate of Half a Dozen Pikelets.—Mrs W. Russell 1, Mrs A. Mander, Cardiff 2, Mrs IV. H. Rutledge 3. Five entries. PRESERVES AND PICKLES.

Best 3 Pots c* Jam, assorted, in clear jars.—Mrs 0. Chadwick, Hawera, 1 and 2. Collection of Bottled Fruits, G m variety.—Mrs P. R. Stewart, Stratford, 1; Mrs E. J. Brittain, Waitui, 2; Mrs T. Orr, Ngaere, 3. Best Pot of Marmalade, in clear jar. Mrs F. Bayly, Stratford, 1; Mrs J. H. Street, Bell Block, 2; Mrs W. A. Monk, New Plymouth, 3. Four entries. Best Bottle of Tomato Sauce, in clear jar .-Mrs J. H. Street, 1 : Mrs

C. Chadwick, 2; Mrs X. F. Dunlop, 3. Five entries. Best Collection of Pickles (assorted) in clear jars.—Mrs C. Chadwick 1. Best Bottle of Wine.—Mrs C. Chadwick, 1; Mrs R. Collins, New Plymonth, 2; Miss Lucy Leydon, Toko, 3; Mrs J. H. Street, v.h.c. Best Bottle of Chutney.--Mrs C. Chadwick, 1; Mrs X. F. Dunlop, 2. Best Bottle of Beer non alcoholic). Mrs H. Chauwick, Hewo/i, 1 Collection of Home-made Jellies.— Mrs C. Chadwick, Hawera, 1. Collection of Orange and Lemon Marmalade.—Mrs C. Chadwick 1. Dozen Hen Eggs (weight and appearance).—Mrs T. Orr, Ngaere, 1; Mrs W. H. Rutledge, Midhirst, 2. Dozen Duck Eggs (weight and appearance).—Mrs W. H. Rutledge 1. HONEY. Judge.—W. H. Warcup, Esq. Hawera. Best Sample of Honey (Liquid), in clear glass, not less than 41bs.—Mr George Taylor, South Road, Hawera 1. Best Sample of Honey (Granulated) in clear glass, not less than' 4lbs.— Mr George Taylor, 1. Best Sample of Beeswax, not less than 31bs.—Mr George Taylor 1 and 2. ART SECTION. Best Exhibit Stencil.—Miss Mary Clemow, Stratford, 1; Mrs J. Donald, Stratford, 2. Best Wood Carving, chip.—C. Garlick, Stratford, 1; J. H. Forbes, Mangatoki, 2. Best Wood Carving, relief.—C. Garlick, Stratford, 1; Mrs 0. M. Curtis, Stratford, 2. Best Exhibit Fretwork—A. McLean, Stratford, 1 and 2. PHOTOGRAPHY. Best Landscape, for amateurs. — E. H. Clark, Wanganui, 1. Two entries. Best Portrait, for amateurs.—C, H. Greening, Wanganui, 1. Two entries. Best Comic, for amateurs. —E. H. Clark, Wanganui, 1. Best Sets of 6 Views of the Egmont National Park, in connection with the Stratford Mountain House, for amateurs only.—E. H. Clark, Wanganui, 1. Two entries. SEWING AND FANCY WORK. (For Amateurs). Best Novelty Pincushion.—Mrs T. Featherstonhaugh, Midhirst, 1; Mrs C. Brock, Te Roti, 2. Seven entries.

Soft Cushion.—Miss Ruth Bryson, Napier, 1; Master Griff Jones, 2; Mrs lane, Wanganui, 3. Six' entries. Embroidery, Mount Mellick.—Mrs T. Featherstonhaugh, 1; Master Griff Jones, Tariki, 2. Point Lace.—Mrs C. Turner, Kairanga, Palmerston North, 1. Four entries.

Bedspread, home and hand-made.— Mrs C. Turner, 1; Mrs Gillespie, Stratford, 2. Five entries. Drawn-thread Work, fine.—Mrs T. Anderson, Huiroa, 1 and 2. Drawn-thread Work, coarse.—Mrs T. Anderson, Huiroa, 1; Mrs D. Steven, Stratford, 2. Three entries. Ribbon Work.—Miss Isabel Kirkwood, Stratford, 1; Master .Griff. Jones, Tariki, 2. Three entries. Table Centre.—Mrs R. Carlile MacFarlane, Wanganui, 1 and 2; Mrs C. Brock,’ Te Roti, 3. Eleven entries. Tea Cosy.—Mrs R. Carlile Macharlane, 1; Miss L. E. McLeayey, Palmerston North, 2. Five entries. Hukaback .Work.—Master Grill Jones, Tariki, 1; Miss Dunn, Railway Station, Hwreaia, 2. Six entries. Pillow Skam.—Miss L. E.McLeavey, 1; Mrs D. Steven, 2; Mrs C. Brock, Te' Roti, 3. Six entries. Button-Hole, in linen.—Mrs D. E. Wilson, Ratapiko, 1; Master Griff. Jones, 2. ' . . Philadelphia Work, in needle painting.—Mrs R. Carlile MacFarlane 1 and 2,” Three entries. . Best Exhibit of Eyelet Embroidery. Mrs C. Turner, 1; Miss Ruth Bryson, Napier, 2. Best Afternoon Tray Cloth, embioidered in silk.-Mrs R. Garble MacFarlane, Wanganui. 1; Mrs C. Brock, Te Roti, 2. Three entries. Best Afternoon Tray Cloth, einfroidered in cotton.—Miss L. E. McLeavey, 1; Mrs N. Fulton, New Plymouth, 2. , , Best Collection of Fancy Work, various kinds, not l®ss than ten distinct pieces.- —Master Griff Jones, ; Miss L. E. MeLcavey, 2. SCHOOL CHILDREN EXHIBITS. Plain Sowing, by girl under 12 years of age.—Miss Lily, Aubrey, Waitara, 1 ; Miss Vera Wilson, Ratapiko, 2. Five entries. Hemstitching, by girl under 11 years of age.—Miss Vera Wilson. 1; Miss Lily Aubrey, 2, Five entries. Plain Sewing, Child’s Garments (f°r Primary Schools). —Miss Helen Carr, Ratapiko, 1 ; Miss A era AAilson, Ratapiko, 2. Five entries. Cushion in Stencil Work, by children under 16 years of age..—Miss J. Donald, Stratford, 1. DOCS. BORZOIS. Dogs, open.—Miss Street, AVau-

ganui, i “Undecided,” 1. Bitches, open—Miss H, Street, Wan. ganui, “Decided,” 1. GREYHOUNDS. Puppie Dogs, under twelve months. —F. Parkin, Waverley, “Fairweather,” 1; Geo. 0. Bennett, Inglewood, “Pat,” 2; Fred Nicholls, New Plymouth, “White Stockings,” 3; W. H. Parish, Manutahi, “Whaka,” v.h.c. Five entries. Novice Dogs.—Alan Cuthbertson, “Connamara,” 1;, Geo. 0. Bennett, Inglewood, “Pat,” 2, Limit Dogs.—Alan Cuthbertson, “Connamara,” 1; F. Parkin, Waverley, “Fairweather,” 2; Geo. D. Bennett, Inglewood, “Pat,” 3. Four entries. Dogs, open.—F. Parkin, Waverley, “Rainyday,” 1; Alan Cuthbertson, “Connamara,” 2j Geo. 0. Bennett, Inglewood, “Pat,” 3. Four entries. N.Z. Bred Dogs—F. Parkin, Waverley, “Rainyday,” 1; Alan Cuthbertson ‘Connamara,” 2; F. Parkin, Waverley,, “Fairweather,” 3. Five entries. Puppie Bitches, under 12 months.— F. Parkin, Waverley, “Sunshine,” 1. Novice Bitches.—G. 0. Bennett, Inglewood, “Nell,” 1. Limit Bitches.—Bob Crossan, Stratford, “Brindle Bess,” 1; F. Rankin, Waverley, “Sunshine,” 2; G. 0. Bennett, Inglewood, “Nell,” 3. Bitches, open.—Bob Crossan, Stratford, “Brindle Bess,” 1; F. Rankin, Waverley, “Sunshine,” 2; G. 0. Bennett, Inglewood, “Nell,” 3. N.Z. Bred Bitches.—Bob Crossan, Stratford, “Brindle Bess,” 1; G. 0. Bennett, Inglewood, “Nell,” 2. > Brace (any sex)—F, Parkin, Waverley, “Rainy Day” and “Fairweather” 2. , . „ T Team of Three.—F. Rankm, Waverley, “Fairweather,” “Rainyday,” and “Sunshine,” 1. POINTERS. Puppie Dogs, under twelve months. —H E Harris, Hawera, “Brockton Lad,” 1; H. Perrett, junr., Wellington, “Major Bosker,” 2; W. H. Lmn, Toko, “Tango,” 3. NZ. Bred Dogs.—A. Stewart, Ratapiko, “Bosker Shot,” 1; H. E. Harm, “Brockton Lad,” 2; H. Perrett, jnr., “Major Bosker,” 3; E. B. Stohr, Opunake, “Comber,” v.h.c Novice Dogs.—R. M. Shield, Patea, “Bosker Prince,” 1; E. B. Stohr, Opunake, “Comber,” 2; W. H. Lmn, Toko, “Tango,” 3. Limit Dogs.—A. Stewart, Ratapiko, “Bosker Shot,” 1; H. E. Harm, ‘Brockton Lad,” 2; H. Perrett, jnr., ‘Major* Bosker,” 3; E. B. Stohr, Opunake, “Comber,” v.h.c. Dogs, open.—A. Stewart, Ratapiko, “Bosker Shot,” 1; H. E. Hams, “Brockton Lad,” 2; H. Perrett ]nr “Major Bosker,” 3; R. M. Shield, “Bosker Prince,” v.h.c.

ENGLISH SETTERS (Challenge Class)

Pnppie Dogs, under 12 months. E. A. Walsh, Stratford, “Don ” 1; T A AA r Nicholson, Stratford, “Kelp 2; J. R. L. 'Stanford, Stratford, “Sir Bercola,” 3. Maiden Dogs.—Cliff Mather, Toko, “Whitney Bang,” 1; E. A. Walsh “Don,” 2; T. A. W. Nicholson, “Kelp”, 3. Four entries. Novice Dogs.—Cliff Mather, Whitney Bang,” 1; Misses O’Sullivan, Manutahi, “Sailor of Egmont,” 2; E. A Walsh, “Don,” 3. Four entries. Limit Doga.—O. F. Angell Johnsonville, “Bay Richmond,” 1; Mr Edward Murrane, Auckland, ‘ Gibraltar,” 2 j F. Patterson, New Plymouth, “Whitney Mac” 3. Ten entries. N.Z. Bred Dogs.—A. Francis, Wellington, “Bay Rock,” 1; 0. F. Angell, “Bay Richmond.” 2; Edward Murrane/“Gibraltar,” 3. Eight entries. " Australian-bred Dogs.—T. Kirkwood. County Kennels, Stratford, “Rack-a. Rock,” 1. Imported Dogs.—T. Kirkwood 1. Dogs, open.—A. Francis, “Bay Rock,” 1 and ch.; 0. F. Angell “Bay Richmond,” 2; Edward Murrane, “Gibraltar,” 3; F. Patterson, “Whitney Mac,” v.h.c. Ten entries. Puppie Bitches, under twelve months.—T. Kirkwood 1. Maiden Bitches.—A. J. C. Latham, Midhirst, “Tuna,” 1; T. Kirkwood, “County Pearl,” 2. Novice Bitches.—A. J. C. Latham, “Tuna,” 1; T. Kirkwood “County Pearl,” 2. Limit Bitches.—AV. F, Clouston, Stratford, “Zeta,” 1; 0. F. Angell, “Woodland Ripple,” 2; T. Kirkwood, “County Pearl,” 3. Four entries, N.Z.-bred Bitches. —Edward Murrane. “Rambling Katie,” 1; T. Kirkwood, “Couniy Belle,” 2; 0. F. Angell, “Blue Madge,” 3; AV. F .Clouston. “Zeta,” v.h.c. Five entries. Bitches, open.—Edward Murrane, “Rambling Katie,” 1 and ch.; T. Kirkwood, “County Belle,” 2; AV. F. Clouston. “Zeta,” 3; 0. F. Angell, “Woodland Ripple,” v.h.c. Five entries. Brace (any sex). —Edward Murrane, “Rambling Katie,” and “Gib. raltar,” 1; T. Kirkwood, “County Belle” and “County Pearl,” 2; O. F. Angell, “Bay Richmond” and “Woodland Ripple/ 3. Four entries. Team, of Three.—o. F. Angell, “Bay Richmond,” “AYpodland Ripple,” and “Blue Madge,” 1; T. Kirkwood, “County Belle,” “Comity Pearl,” and “Rack-a-Rock,” 2.

FIFTH ANNUAL SHOW. THE PEOPLE’S DAY.

After the weather yesterday the A. and P. Association was exceedingly lucky to strike a day as fine as to. day for the People’s Day, which is deservedly popular with people in all parts of the province. Yesterday the weather was windy and threatening rain. This morning broke dull, and at breakfast time there was a suggestion of rain in the air; hut by nine o’clock the weather seemed settled down for a fine though cloudy day. The Borough Councils’ water cart was out early, and the whole stretch of road from the Post Office to Flint Road had a good drenching with water. The Show officials were again early on the scene, keeping' things going and preparing for the big day ahead of them. Visitors from outside began to arrive on the ground early, and the touch of color provided by ladies’ dresses was in evidence, making a contrast with the first day. Activity was general all over the ground, the judges starting early on their work. JOTTINGS. r . T~ Walker, Stratford, has on exhibition the fine grade Shorthorn bull General Joffre.

AMENDED PRIZE LIST. HORSES. THOROUGHBREDS. Mare in foal or with foal at foot— J. Bond, New Plymouth, “Lady Denman,” by Ne'ster, dam Jean, 1; R. E. Laurent, Eltham,* “Piriwai,” 2; R. Hicks, Hawera; “Calceolaria,” 3. Six entries. Colt, from Ist August, 1912.—J. E. Palmer, Waverley, “Lift,” by Elevation, dam Eduan. 1. Filly, from Ist August, 1912—Hector Gray, Midhirst, 6-11.12, brown “Persian Beauty,” by Cyrus (Imp.), dam The Tart, 1 ; H. A. Nodder, Hawera. 2; F. J. Droydowski, Inglewood, “Silver Bell,” 3. Colt, from the Ist August, 1913. A. J. Davey, Stratford Sire St. Paul, dam Flagelot mare, 1. . CARRIAGE HORSES, HACKS AND HUNTERS. Mare, 15.2 hands and over (other than thoroughbred), visibly in foal or with foal at foot, best calculated for breeding Carriage Horses or Weight Carrying Hacks—Cleland Bros., Kaponga, bay “Do]ly,” 1; T. R. Mounsey, Stratford, “Nellie,” 2; A. Piper, Toko, brown “Lena Wood,” 3. Four entries.

Filly or Gelding, from Ist August, 1911. Likely to make good saddle or carriage horse,—J. Burkett, Ngaere, ‘‘Prince,” by Bombardo, 1. Seven entries.

Filly or Gelding, from Ist August, 1912. Likely to make good saddle or carriage horse.—D. P. F, Milne, River, lea, “Cigarnet,” sire Young- Victor, 1; L. W. Smith Tariki, roan “Mac,” 2; J, Burkett, Ngaei;e, “Darlde,” 3. Seven entries.

Filly or Gelding, frum loth August, 1913. Likely to make good saddle or carriage horse.—J. T. Wade, Stratford, gelding, “Prince Charlie,” by General Joubert, 1. Six entries. Pony, under 12 hands, to be ridden by boy or girl, under 12 years of age. —Master Toddy Jackson, Stratford, “Joy Bells,” 1; Master W. Phillips, Stratford, “Kelby,” 2; Percy Collins, Stratford “Starbright,” 3. Nine entries.

Pony, 12.1. hands, to be ridden by boy or girl, under 14 years of age.— Master Teddy Jackvson, Stratford, “Joy Bells,” 1; Master W. Phillips, Stratford, “Kelby,” 2; T. Reilly, Eltham, “Tiny,” 3. Five entries. Best Pony, under 13.2 Hands, to be ridden by boy or girl.—Miss H. Copestake, “Bobby,” 1; Dorothy Cleaver, Te Roti, “Arapae,” ; 2. Twelve entries. Pony, 14.2 hands or under, to be ridden.—P. M. Harrison, Eltham, “Billy,” 1; E. Mason’s “Nairobai.” 2; H. McWilliams, Omona, ch.g. “Ginger,” 3. Fourteen entries. DRAUGHTS. Mare, visibly in foal or with foal at foot.—J. D. Mitchell, Manaia; “Rose Martin,” 1; T. Perry, Mangatoki, “Belle,” 2. Best Dry Mare.—T. Perry, Mangatoki, “Jewell,” 1; A. Fraser, Rata. piko, bay “Kate McCauley,” 2. Four entries.

Gelding, 4 years or over.—T. Perry, Mangatoki, “Glon,” 1; T. Perry, Mangatoki, “Ben,” 2; Walter C. Clement. Eltham, “Major,” 3. Colt, from the Ist August, 1911. T, Perry, Mangatoki, “Lord Glasgow,” by Erskine, 1. Two entries. Filly, from Ist August, 1911.—A. Fraser, Ratapiko, “Esther,” by Garry Owen, 1} A. S. Kendrick, “Tariki. bay “Nelly,” 2. Special Clags, foaled Ist August, 1913.—A. S. K. Kendrick 1. Gelding, from the Ist August, 1912. —J. W. J. Gardiner, Lowgarth, “Glen” 1. Filly, from the Ist August, 1912. J. Paul, Stratford, brown “Baethangie Lily,” 1; A. Fraser, Ratapiko, bay “Jessie,” 2. Colt, from the Ist August, 1912. P. McNaughton, Patea, brown “Scotch Thistle,” 1. Two entries. Filly, from the Ist August. 1913. T. Perry, Mangatoki, “Lady Glasgow,” 1 ; T. Petty, Mangatoki. “Darling.” 2; W. Richards, Cardiff, bay “Royal Maid,” 3. Pair of Heavy Draught Horses, in regular work,. only eligible, trial if desired.—T. Perry, Mangatoki. 1 ; A. Fraser, Ratapiko, “Kate McCauley” and “Esther” 2.

COMPETITIONS.

Three Horse Team, to he the property of one owner.—T. Perry, Manga told 1. Best Pair of Draught Mares, any age.—T, Perry, Mangatpki, ‘‘Belle” and “Jewell,” 1; A. Fraser, Ratapiko, “Kate McCauley” and “Esther,” 2. Best Draught Mare, and two of her Progeny, under 4 years.—*T. Perry, Mangatoki, “Belle” and Progeny, 1; A. Fraser, Ratapiko, “Kate McCauley,” “Jessie,” and “Esther,” 2. LIGHT HORSES. Mare, visibly in foal or with foal at foot, not to exceed 13£ hands.— M. McDonald, Stratford, “Trixie,” 1; Percy Collins, Stratford, “Starbright,” 2; T. Reilly, Eltham, “Pride” 3. Seven entries. Pony, under 11 hands, to he ridden by boy or girl.—Teddy Jackson “Joybells 1; Percy Collins, “Starbright” 2; T. Reilly, ‘Pride,” 3. Seven entries.

Maiden Hunters’ Competition, open to all horses that have not won a jumping or steeplechase competition at any Agricultural Show (gentlemen riders only).—D. Palmer, Normanby, “Austin Pride,” 1; D. Crocker, Normanby, “Tarpot,” 2; A. Mitchell, Manaia, entry, 3. Thirteen entries. Pony Leaping Competition, for ponies not over 13.2 hands, to be ridden by boy or girl under 17 years of age.— J. D. Mitchell, Manaia, “Princess,” 1; N. M. Patterson, Kapuni, “Flora,” 2; W. Butler, Waitara, “Paddy,” 3. Ten entries. Best Amateur Lady Driver, for ladies who have never won a prize in a driving competition, ladies to be the only occupants of the vehicle.—J. W. Burke, Eltham, entry, 1 j Mrs W. T. Bailey, Eltham, 2; Hector Gray, Midhirst, entry, 3. Four entries. Best Lady Driver, ladies to be the ‘only occupantsc of the vehicle.—l Miss Jessie Campbell, Brunswick, 1; Mrs J. Cleaver, Te Roti, 2; Mrs T. Orr, Ngaere, 3. Best Boy Driver, under 16 years • age.—Eric Cleaver, Te Roti, 1 and special; Hunter Smart, Stratford, 8) years, 2; Milton Bailey, Eltham, 3. Maiden Hunters’ Competition, open to all ladies who have not won a jumping or steeplechase competition at any Show, to be over such jumps as the Stewards shall decided. Lady riders only.—A. H. Halcombe, Greuui, “Tommy,” 1. Three entries. Best Lady Rider, in divided skirts.— Mrs Bekker, Wanganui, 1; Miss Jessie Campbell, Brunswick, 2. entries. >

CATTLE. PEDIGREE JERSEYS. Cow. calved prior to Ist July, 1911. —R. J. Linn, Normanby, “Ruth,'’ sire Rioter of Pencarrow,” dam Rita, 1; John Nicholson, Hawera, “Night’s Queen,” 2; A. Uhlenberg, Waipuku, t fawn “Berbery,” 3; A. Ward, “Miro,” v.h.c.; Ranford Bros, Stratford, “Lassie’s Duchess,” h.c. Seven entries. Heifer, from the Ist July, 1911. R. J. Linn, Normanby, “Genoa Rose,” * sire Campanile Sultan (imp:), daia Genoa Maid, 1; A. J. O’Donnell, haha, “Queen Rainbow,” 2; H. Kenny, Stratford, “Campanile’s Nancy,” *3. Seven entries. s, Best 3 Pedigree Jersey Cows or Heifers (in milk), property and bred by one exhibitor; animals to be entered in the N.Z. Jersey Herd Book.—A. Ward, “Miro,” “Tuna,” and “Meadow’s Buttercup,” 1; V. Harkness 2; J. T. Belcher, Cardiff, “Beayty Raraka,” “Dewberry’s Sweet,” and “Lavender’s Charm,” 3. Heifer, from the Ist July, 1912. W. M. Crabb, Hawera, “Lady Prince,” sire The Squire, dam Cherry Blossom, 1; A. Ward, Miro, “Miro Meadow’s Buttercup,” 2; W. V. Harkness, Tariki, “Rozele’s Favourite,” 3; R. J. Linn Normanby, “Mountain Views Dahlia/’ h.c.

Heifer, from Ist July, 1913.—E. Griffiths, New Plymouth, “Mercedes Lady,” sire K.C.8., dam Mercedes Noble Queen, bred by exhibitor, 1; S. Hildred, Tariki, “Sunlight’s Fawn,” sire “Sunlight’s Abundance,” dam Norah’s Hem, bred by exhibitor, 2; E. Griffiths, New Plymouth, “Ivy’s Lady,” sire K.C.8., dam Ivy’s Riotess, bred by exhibitor, 3; Mr E. J. Kirkwood, Stratford, “Golden Fern’s Maid,’’ (imp.), sire Fern’s Oxford Noble, dam, White Stockings (imp.), v.h.c.

Bull, from Ist July, 1913.—A. Ward, Miro 11. F. Miro, “Meadow’s General,” by K.C.8., dam Waifs Glory, 1; P. J. Petersen, Midhirst, “Let Em All Come,” 2 ; E. R.,Hastie, Kaupokonui, “Blue Bell’s Squire,” 8. Twelve entries. Bull, calved prior to Ist July, 1910. —R. J. Linn, Normanhy, “Lord Twylish,” sire Raleigh, dam Twylish, 1 : Mr A. Uhlenberg, Waipuku, “Signor Campanile,” 2; X. H. Wren, Tokora, “Molina’s General,” 3. Bull, from Ist July, 1911.—P. JPetersen, Midhirst, s g “King of Denmark,” 1: G. Sangster, 2 : Francis Dodunski, Inglewood, b and f “Quarters of Bulls,” 3. Bull, from Ist July, 1912.—J. I). Healy. Stratford, dk. fawn., ‘Noble of Glenthown,” by Molina’s General (imp.), dam Topsy 111. 1; R. Harkness, Tehoro, 2; J. M. Shotter, Midhirst, d f “Creamy Boy,” 3 ; A. Uhlen. berg, “Zealandia Rozelle,” v.h.e.; Ranford Bros, Stratford, dk b, “Nestor of Willowbank,” Ji.c. Seven entries. Pen of 2 Heifers, over 18 months and under years.—W, V. Harkness. Tariki, “Una’s Gloria” and “Una’s Gloss,” by Rozol’s Sultan. I ; Pen of 2 Heifers, under 18 months A Ward, 'Miro. “Meadows Blue Bell,” and “Miro Meadows Gem,” 1. W. G* Harkness, Ro .el’s ' Fu.clna,” and “Rozel’s Carnation IT.”, 2; W. V. Harkness “Rozel’s Brigbtey YU” and “Rozel’s Girl,” 3; J. T. Belcher, Cardiff, ‘Eltham’s Carnival Queen” and “Elthani’s Choice,” v.h.c. Sir entries.

IRISH SETTERS. Puppie Dogs, under twelve months, i —W. H. Southcombe, Patea, “IJstoue Sandy,” 1. Limit Dogs.—W. H. Southcombe, “Idstoiie Sandy” 1. Dogs, open.—W. H. Southcombe, “Idstone Sandy,” 1. j| Novice Bitches.—W. E. Williams, Patea, “Lady Lupen,” 1. Limit Bitches.—W. E. Williams, “Lady Lupen” 1. CORDON SETTERS. ! t i Messrs Cannon and Co.’s Special of 10s 6d. Limit Dogs.—E. Jobson, Matapu, “County Prince,” 1; 0. Goodson, Hawera, “Shot,” .2. Dogs, open.—E. Jobson. “County Prince,” 1; C. Goodson, ‘Shot,’’ 2. . SETTERS. Brace, any variety.—Edward Murrane, “Rambling Kate,” “Gibraltar,” 1; T. Kirkwood, “County Belle” and “County Pearl,” 2; 0. F. Angel, “Bay Richmond,” and “Woodland Ripple,” 3. Team, of Three.—o. F. Angell, “Bay Richmond,” “Woodland Ripple,” and “Blue Madge,” 1; T. Kirkwood, “County Belle, “Rack-a-Rock” and “County Pearl,” RETRIEVERS. Novice Dogs.—E. T. Mercer , Patea, “Bobs,” 1; C. A. C. Opie, Opunake. “Doctor,” 2. Limit Dogs.—C. A. C. Opie, “Doctor,” 1. Dogs, open.—William Tinney, Patea. “Rover,” 1; C. A. C. Opie, “Doctor,” 2. Novice Bitches.—Mrs I. M. Kidd, Stratford, “Trixy,” 1. Limit Bitches. —Mrs I. M. K’dd, “Trixy,” 1. Bitches, open.—F. Patterson, “Kate,” 1; Mrs I. M. Kidd, “Trixy,” 2. COLLIES (Smooth Coated). Dogs. open.—Alex Corrigan, Hawera, “Marvel,” 1. Two entries. Ruppie Bitches, under 12 months. - Alic Corrigan, “Jed,” 1; Alex Corrigan, “Marvel,” 2. Three entries. Novice Bitches.'—F. JE. Cleland, Hurimoana, “Floss”’ 1; A. Cuth. bertson, Stratford, “Fan,” 2. Five entries.

Limit Bitches.—G. Coleman. Ngaere “Guess,” 1 and sp'. ; Charles Hewson, Eltham, “Lass,” 2; A. J. Chong. Ratapiko, “Trix,” 3. Seven entries. JBitches. opem—-G. Coleman, “Guess,” 1; Charles Hewson, “Lass,” 2; A. J. Chong, “Trix,” 3. Six entries. COLLIES (Rough Coated). Limit Dogs.—Miss H. Wilson, Stratford, “Kohe Kohe,” 1. N.Z.-bred Dogs.—J. E. Richards, Stratford, “Carwi'n,” 1; Miss H. Wilson, “Kohe Kohe,” 2. Three entries. Dogs, open.—J. E. Richards, “Carwin,” 1; Miss H. 'Wilson, ‘ Kohe Kohe,” 2. Three entries. Limit Bitches.—R. ; G. Steer, Midhirst, “County .Lass,” 1; Mrs G. M. Boere, Waverley, “Moana,” 2. N.Z.-bred Bitches.—W. M. Teague, Hawera, “Mosgiel Tip Top,” 1 and spec.; R. G. Steer, “County Lass,” 2; Mrs G. M. Beere, “Moana,” 3. Bitches, open.—W. M. Teague, “Mosgiel Tip Top,” 1; R. G. Steer, “County Lass,” 2. COLLIES (Bearded). Puppy Dogs, under 12 months.— Miss Daisy Cuthbertson, Stratford, “Glyn,” 1; J. Neilson, Midliirst, “Darkies,” 3. Four entries. Novice Dogs.—Master S. Phillips, Stratford, “Jack,” 1; Master F. W. Copestake, “Bruce,” 2; Miss Daisy Cuthbertson, “Rob,” 3; J. Neilson, “Darkie,” v.'n.c. Limit Dogs, -Master S. Phillips, “Jack,” lj Miss Daisy Cuthbertson, “Glyn,” 2; Miss Daisy Cuthbertson, “Rob,” 3; J. Neilson, “Darkie,” v.h.c. Dogs, open, Miss Daisy Cuthbertson, “Glyn,” 1.

Puppy Bitches, under 12 months.— Miss Daisy Cuthbertson, “Ruth,” 1.

Novice Bitches.—Miss Daisy Cuthbertson, “Ruth” 1. Limit Bitches.—Miss Cuthbertson, “Until,” 1.

Bitches, open.—Miss Di.»y Cuthbertson “Ruth,” 1; Master W. F. Copestake, “Topsy,” 2. Brace (any W. F. Copestake, “Topsy” and ‘ Bruce,” 1. Tea'm, of Three.—Miss Daisy Cutlibertson’s exhibit 1.

OLD ENGLISH SHEEP DOCS (Challenge Class).

■Limit Dogs.—Miss K. Oosgro/e, Manaia, “Overton Daylight,” .sp. and challenge, 1. N.Z.-bred Dogs.—Miss K. Cosgrove. “Overton Daylight” 1 . Dogs, open.—Miss K. Cosg>ove, “Overton Daylight,” 1. WORKING COLLIES. Dogs, open.—Alio Corrigan, “Marvel,” 1; R, McMullian “Toby,” 2; F. E. Cloland, “Troy,” 3. BULLDOGS. Puppie Dogs, under 12 months.--F. Dobson, Stratford, “Whare Stone” Ist and sp.; D. M. Davis, Auckland, “Ruege-en-noir,” 2; Mrs S. Sharp, Puppy Dogs, under 12 months.— Stratford, “Boxer,” 3; Ciias McLeod, Stratford, “Tariki Jock,” v.h.c. Maiden Dogs.—F. Dobson, “Wiwe Stone,” 1; Mrs S. Sharp “Boxer,” 2; H. McKendry, Pembroke Road, Stratford, “True Major,” 3. Four entries.

Novice Dogs.—F. Dobson, “Whare Stone,” 1; Mrs S. Sharp, “Boxer,” 2; Mrs C. E. Seabright, Inglewood, “Rio Tango Prince,” 3. Five entries Limit Dogs.—F. Dobson, “Whare Stone,” 1; I). M. Davis, “Renge-en-noir,” 2; Mrs S. Sharp, “Boxer” 3. Mrs C. E. Seabright, “Rio Tango Prince,” v.h.c. Five entries. N.Z.-bred Dogs.—D. M. Davis, “Reugo-en-Xoir,” I ; Mrs S. Sharp, “Boxer,” 2; C. McLeod s, “Tariki Jock.” 3. Five entries. Novice, Bitches.—R. L. Campbell Aitchison, Palmerston North, “Edelweiss Mascoa, 1. Three entries. Dogs, open.—D. M. Davis, “Reuge. en-Noir,” 1; Mrs S. Sharp, “Boxer,” 2; Mrs C. E. Seabright, “Rio Tango Prince,”3; J. William, Inglewood, “Inglewood Barry,” v I c. Pour <>ntries. Puppy Bitches, under 12 months.— Mrs A. Sims, l’e Eari, “Crumpsal \ unity” 1.

Maiden Bitches.—A. C. Lawrey, Stratford, “Truro Lass,” 1.

.Novice Bitches.—A. C._ Law rev, “Truro Lass’’ 1. , Limit Bitches.—Airs A. Sims, “Crumpsal Vanity,” 1; A. C. Lawrey, “Truro Lass,” 2. N.Z.-bred Bitches.—Mrs A. Sims, “Crumpsal Vanity,” 1; A. C. Lawrey “Truro Lass,” 2. Bitches, open. --Mis A. £'n - “Crumpsal Vanity,” 1; A. C. Lawrey, “Truro Lass,” 2. FIELD SPANIELS (any color). Puppy Dogs, under 12 mouths.— Miss Bayliss, Kaponga, “Ino,” 1 ; F. Woods, Kaponga, “Jack.” 2; F. Bertie, Kaponga,' “Mick,” 3. Four entries. Novice Dogs.—F. Davies, Stratford, “Billy,” 1 ; Miss Sidney Sole, Stratford, “Jim Watson,” 2; Air S. AlcLaggan, Inglewood, “Darkie,” 3. Limit Dogs.—AJaster Alan Budge, “Smut,” 1; AI iss R. Cussack, Hawera, “Bonny’s Fancy,” 2; F. Davies, “Billy,” 3. Five entries.

Dogs, open.—Master Alan Budge, “Smut,” 1; Miss Cussack, “Bonny Fancy,” 2; F. Davies, “Billy,” 3. Four entries.

Puppy Bitches, under 12 months.— G. Gallagher, Stratford, “Fielder,” 1. Novice Bitches.—G. Galhigher, “Fielder,” 1. Limit Bitches.—G. Gallagher, “Fielder,” < 1. FOX TERRIERS (smooth). Puppy Dogs, under 12 months.—J. R. Jack, Palmerston, “Alanawatu Corker,” 1; Alexander P. . Speedy, Hawera, “Taranaki Sam,” 2; F. Hall, Lower Hutt, “Willowdale Bell,” 3. Alaiden Dogs.—J. H. Kirkby, Tuna, “Tunatuna,” 2. Novice Dogs.—J. R. Jack, Palmerston, “Alanawatu Corker,” 1: J. H. Kirkby, Tuna, “Tunatuna,” 2. Limit Dogs.—J. Prentice, Palmerston North, “Hazelmere Hailstone,” 1; J. R. Jack, “Alanawatu Corker,” 2; A. P.Speedy, “Taranaki Sam,” 3. E; Hall, “Willowdale Bill,” v.h.c. Seven entries.

N.Z. Bred Dogs.—J. Prentice. “Haezlmere Hailstone,” 1 ; J. R. Jack “Manawatn Corker,” 2; A. P. Speedy, “Taranaki Sain,” 3; E. Hall, Lower Hutt, “Wiilowdale Bill,” li.c.; Harry Masters, Stratford, “Birchley Belvoir” v.h.c. , Dogs, open.—J. Prentice, “Hazelmere Hailstone,” 1; J. R. Jack “Manawatu Corker,” 2; A. P. Alexander Speedy, “Taranaki Sam,” 3; E. Hall, Lower Hutt, “Wiilowdale Bill,” h.c. ; Harry Masters, “Birchley Belvoir,” v.h.c. Puppie Bitches, under 12 months. J. R. Jack, “Manawatn Vixen,” 1. Maiden Bitches, J. R. Jack, “Manawatu Vixen,” 1. Novice Bitches—J. R. Jack, “Manawatu Vixen,” 1. Limit Bitches.—J. R. Jack, “Manawatu Vixen,” 1 ; W. J. Prentice, “Dusky Maid,” 2; D. Bain, Toko. “Warhorne,” 3. N,Z. Bred Bitches.—J. R. Jack, “Manawatn Vixen,” 1; A. C. Walsh, “Ellen Vannity,” 2; W. J. Prentice, “Dusky Maid,” 3. Imported Bitches.—H. Masters Ch. “Newcastle Wakemup,” (imp). 1. Bitches, open.—J. R. Jack ,“Manawotu Vixen,” 1; A. C. Walshe, “Ellen Vannity,” 2; W. J. Prentice, “Dusky Maid,” 3. Brace (any sex). —J. R. Jack, “Mnnawatu Corker,” and “Manawatn Vixen,” 1 ; Marry Masters ch. “Newcastle Wakemup” (imp.), and “Birchley Belvoir,” 2. Three entries. %

FOX TERRIERS (wire haired). Puppie Dogs, under 12 months.— Miss Betty Vickers, Inglewood, “Pepper,” 1. Limit Dogs.—Miss Betty Vickers, “Pepper,” 1. Dogs, open.—Miss Betty Vickers, “Pepper,” 1. Two entries. SKYE TERRIERS. Novice Dogs.—Mrs M. Crabtree, Eltham, “Snooker,” 1. Limit Dogs.—Mrs M. Crabtree, “Snooker,” 1. Dogs, open.—Mrs M. Crabtree, “Snooker,” 1. Novicp Bitches.—Mrs H. J. Richmond, “Portree Juliet,” 1. Limit Bitches.—Mrs H. J. Richmond, “Portree Juliet,” 1. Bitches, open.—Mrs H. J. Richmond, “Portree Juliet” 1. IRISH TERRIERS. Puppy Dogs, under 12 months.— Mrs G. H. Saunders, New Plymouth, “Pukekura Pincher,” 1. Limit Dogs.—Miss J. Campbell, Brunswick, “Bumpy,” 1; Mrs G. H. Sanders, “Pukekura Pincher” 2. N.Z.-bred Dogs.—Miss J. Campbell, “Bumpy,” 1 ; Mrs G. H. Saunders, “Ahuriri Home Rule,” 2. Dogs, open.—Miss J. Campbell, “Bumpy,” 1 and special; Mrs G. H. Saunders, ch “Ahuriri Home Rule,” 2.

Maiden Bitches.—Miss J. Campbell. “Bunty” 1. Novice Bitches.—Miss J. Campbell, “Bunty” 1.

Limit Bitches.—Mrs G. H. Saunders, “Pukekura Brendoa” 1; Miss J. Campbell, “Bunty,” 2.

N.Z.-bred Bitches.—Mrs G. IT. Saunders, “Pukekura Brendoa” 1 ; Miss J. Campbell, “BuntyP 2. Bitches, open.—Mrs G. H. Saunders “Pukekura Brendoa” 1; Miss J. Campbell “Bunty” 2. Brace (any sex). —Mrs G. H. Saunders 1; Miss J. Campbell 2. AIREDALE TERRIERS. Puppy Dogs, under 12 months.— Master F. M. McDonald, “Midland Briar,” 1. Maiden Dogs.—Masier F. M. McDonald, “Midland Briar” 1. Novice Dogs.—Master F. M. McDonald, “Midland Briar” 1. Limit Dogs.—J. P. Burton, “Midland Duke,” 1; Master F. M. McDonald, “Midland Briar,” 2. N.Z.-bred Dogs.—J. W. McMillan, “Midland Prince,” 1; J. P. Burton, “Midland Duke,” 2; Master F. M. McDonald, “Midland Briar,” 3. Dogs, open.—J. W. McMillan, “MidLand Prince,” 1 and special; J. P, Burton, “Midland Duke,” 2.

Puppy Bitches, under ! 2 months J. IV. McMillan, “Mid'aud Meg” j. Limit Bitches.—. 7. W. McMillan, •M.J and Meg,” 1 N ,j.-bred Bitches J W McMillan “Midland Meg,” 1. Bitches, open.—J. W. McMillan, “Midland Meg,” 1. Brace, any sex.—l. W. McMillan, “Midland Meg” and “Midland Prince” 1. TERRIERS. Brace (any sex). —Mrs G, IT. Saunders, “Pukekura Fincher” and “Amu-

riri Home Rule,” 1; Miss .J. Campbell, “Bunty and Bumpy,” 2; J. W. McMillan* “Midland Prince” and “Aiidland Aleg” 3. Team of Three.—Airs G. H. Saunders 1.

SPANIELS (Any Color under 30lbc).

Puppy Dogs, under 12 months.— Stewart and Landsperg, “Danish Prince,” 1. Novice Dogs.—Stewart and Landsperg, “Danish Prince” 1. Limit Dogs.—Stewart and Landsperg, “Danish Prince,” 1; C. A. Donnell, Whangamomoua, “Jacko,” 2.

Dogs, open.—R. L. Campbell Aitcheson, Palmerston North, “Alajor Bang” 1; C. A. Donnell, “Jacko,” 2. Puppy Bitches, under 12 months.— Al. Heath, Opunake, “Biackie Sue,” 1. Novice Bitches.—R. L. Camp cell Aitchison, ‘Edelweis Macosa” 1; AI. Heath, “Biackie Sue,” 2. Bitches, open.—R. L. Campbell Aitchison, 1 and special; Stewart and Landsperg, “Gipsy” 2. Four entries.

Brace (any sex). —R. L. Campbell Aitchison, “Major Bang” and “Alil--I'ord Gyp,” 1; Stewart and Landsperg, Normanby, “Danish Prince” and “Gipsy,” 2. (Three entries. Team, of three.—R. L. Campbell Aitchison, “Alajor Bang,” “Milford Gyp,” “Edelweiss Alacosa,” 1. BLACK PUGS. Limit Dogs.—Airs J. F. Duggap, “Dandy Boy,” 1 and special. , N.Z.-bred Dogs.—Airs J. F. Duggan, “Dandy Boy” 1. Dogs, open.—Mrs J. F. Duggan, “Dandy Boy,” 1. PUGS (Fawn). Puppy Dogs, under 12 months.— Miss S. Sole “Toby” 1. Maiden Dogs.—Airs F. Dunlop, “Whanga Ducal,” 1 and special; Bert Sanderson, “Rocko,f'’ 2; Arnold Kaspef, “Ginger,” 3. Novice Dogs.—Airs F. Dunlop 1, — Arnold Kasper 2. Limit Dogs.—Airs F. Dunlop 1, Airs A. Colson, 2; W„ Maclgwick 3. N.Z.-bred Dogs.—Mrs F. Dunlop 1, Airs A. Colson 2, W. Aladgwick 3 t . Dogs, open.—Airs F. Dunlop 1, Mrs A, Colson 2, W. Aladgwick 3. Limit Bitches.—Mrs A. Colson 1. N.Z.-bred Bitches —Airs A. Colson 1. Bitches, open.—Airs A. Colson i. Brace, any sex.—Airs A. Colson 1. POMERANIAN. Puppy Dogs, under 12 months.— Airs E. Jackson, “Frisk” 1. Novice Dogs.— Mrs E. Jackson, 1. Limit Dogs.-—Airs E. Jackson 1. Dogs, open.—Mrs E. Jackson 1-

VARIETY CLASSES. Best Sporting Dog or Bitch. A. Francis, “Bay Rock,” 1; A?iss J. Campbell, “Bumpy,” 2; T. Kirkwood, “County Belle,” 3. Fifteen entries. Sporting Brace.—T. Kirkwood 1, R. L. Campbell Aitchison 2, O. F. Angell 3, Four entries. Sporting Team.—o. F, Angell 1, T Kirkwood 2. Best Non-sporting Dog or Bitch.—• Miss K. Cosgrove, 1; W. M. Teague 2. Non-sporting Brace.—Mrs A. CcJson 1. Children’s Variety Class, over 2-Bbs —1). Stewart 1, Master Geo. Webb 2. Four entries. LADIES’ BRACELET. (Open to any breed, Ocg or Bitch). Stratford A. and P. Asociation’s Bracelet valued at £3 3s to be nominated, but not necessarily owned by lady—

Mrs A. Francis, “Bayrock,” 1; Miss K. Cosgrove, “Overton Daylight,” 2; Miss J. Campbell, “Bumpy,” 3; Mrs J. W. McMillan, “Midland Prince,” v.h.c. Twenty-three entries.

POULTRY. Houdan, Cock.—Stewart and Lands perg, Normanby, 1. Two entries. Houdan, Hen.—Stewart and Landsperg, Normanby, 1; Stewart and Landspei’g. Normanby, 2. Orpington, Black, S.C. Cock.— Stewart and Landsperg, Normanby, 1, and best black bird in show; Walter Scott, New Plymouth, 2; Stewart and Landsperg, Normanby, 3. Orpington, Black, S.C. Hen.— Walter Scott, New Plymouth, 1; Stewart and Landsperg, 2; S. Sowerby, Hawera, 3. Orpington. "Black S.C. CockerelWaiter Scott, New Plymouth. Orpington, Black S.C. Pullet.—Walter Scott, New Plymouth, 1. Orpington, Buff or Cinnamon, S.C. Cock.—Mrs J. Norfolk, Normanby, 1; Geo. Jackson, Ashhurst, 2. Orpington, Buff or Cinnamon, S.C. Hen.—Mrs J. Norfolk, Normanby, 1; Geo. Jackson, Ashhurst, 2. Orpington, Buff or Cinnamon, S-C. Pullet.—Mrs J. Norfolk, Normanby, Orpington, Buff, Rose Comb, Cock. —Mrs A. L. Stekel, Midhirst, 1. Wyandotte, Golden Cock.—W. Hall, Lepperton, 1. Wyandotte, Golden, Hen.— W. Hall, 1. Wyandotte, Golden, Cockerel.—W. Hall 1. Wyandotte, Silver, Cock.—W. Hall 1. Wyandotte, Silver, Hon.—W’. Hall 1 and 2. Wyandotte, Silver, Pullet.—W. Hall 1. Wyandotte, White, Cock.—T. B. Holdaway, Bonny Glen, 1. Wyandotte, White, Hen.— T. B. Holdaway, 1 (and specials for best , utility bird and best White Wyandotte) ; Stewart and Landsperg, 2 and 3. Wyandotte, White Pullet.—T. B. Holdaway, 1. Wyandotte, Columbian, Cock.—W. Hall, 1. | Wyandotte, Columbian, Hen.—W. Hall 1. I

Plymouth Rock, Barred, Cock.— Geo. Jackson 1,, W. Hoskins 2. Plymouth Rock, Barred, Hen.—• Geo. Jackson, 1. Plymouth Rock, Barred, Pullet.— W. Hoskins 1, Geo. Jackson 2. Plymouth Rock, White, Cock.— Stewart and Landsporg 1, J. Urlich 2. Throe entries.

Plymouth Rock, White, Hen.— Stewart and Landsperg 1 (and best white bird in show), A. P. Lister, New Plymouth, 1. New Plymouth 2. Thiee entries. Plymouth Hook, White, Cockerel.— Walter Scott 1, A. P. Lister 2, Geo. Jackson 3. Four entries.

Plymouth Rock. White, Pullet.— Geo. Jackson 1, Leghorn, White, Cock.—J. XJrlich 1. Leghorn, White Hen.—Stewart and Laudsperg 1 (ami best bird of light strain). Leghorn, White, Cockerel.—Clem S. Johnson, Regan Street, Stratford, 1. Leghorn, White, Pullet.—Stewart and Laudsperg 1, Clem S. Johnson 2. Three entries. Leghorn, White, American Cock.— W. Mander, Hawera 1, Stewart and Laudsperg 2, A. P. Lister, 3. Four entries. Leghorn. White, American Hen.— Walter Scott 1, A. P. Lister 2. Leghorn, White, American Cockerel —Walter Scott 1. Two entries. Leghorn, White, American Pullet. —Walter Scott 1. Leghorn, Brown, Cock.—A. C. Aubrey, Waitara, 1. Leghorn, Brown, Hen.—A. C. Aubrey 1. Leghorn, Brown, Pullet, A. C. Aubrey, 1. Leghorn, Black Hen—Clem S. Johnson, 1. Leghorn, Black, Cockerel. —Clem S. Johnson, Stratford, 1.

Leghorn, Black, Pullet.—Clem S. Johnson, Stratford, 1. Minorca, Black Cock.—Stewart and Laudsperg, 1. Minorca, Black, Hen.—J. Bowen, Stratford, 1; A. C. Aubrey, Waitara, 2; Stewart and Laudsperg, 3. Five entries. Andalusian, Cock.—W. Hall, Lepperton, 1. Andalusian, Hen.—W. Hall, Lepperton, 1. • Hamburgs, A.C., Pencilled Cock.— W. Hall, 1; J. XJrlich, Hawera, 2. Hamburgs, A.C., Pencilled Hen.— W. Hall, 1; J. XJrlich, 2; C. G. Ay ton, Waitara, 3. . Hamburgs, A.C., Pencilled, Cockerel.—W. Hall 1. . Hamburgs. A.C., Pencilled Pullet.— J. XJrlich, 1. , , TT Hamburgs, A.C.. Spangled Hen.— C. G.. Ayton, 1; W. Hall 2. BANTAMS. Game, Black Red, Cock or Cockerel. G. E. Booock, Toko, 1.

DUCKS. Pekin, Drake.—Mrs A. Revell, EL tham, 1; Stewart and Landsperg, 2. Pekin, Duck.—Stewart and Landsperg. 1 and 3j Mrs A. Revell, 2. Pekin, Drake under 12 months. — Mrs A. Revell, 1; Stewart and LandsP Pekin, Duck, under 12 months.— Stewart and Landsperg, 1; Mrs A. Revell. 2. SELLING CLASS. Value not to exceed £l. Any Variety, Drake.—Stewart and Landsperg, 1 : Mrs A. L. Steekel, Midhirst, Black Cayuga (imp). 2. Any Variety, Duck.—Stewart and Landsperh, 1; Mrs A. -Kasper, Midhirst, 2; Mrs A. Steekel, 3. Any Variety, Cock or Cockerel. — Stewart and Landsperg, 1. Indian Runner, ITfake.—Stewart and Landsperg, 1. Indian Runner, Duck.—Stewart and Landsperg, 1. Indian Runner, Duck, under 12 months.—Stewart and Landsperg, 1. • Any Variety, Hen or Pullet.— Stewart and Landsperg, 1. Breeding Trio, any variety, Cock or two Hens.—T. B. Holdaway I, Messrs Hunter Bros. 2. CHILDREN S CAT. Best Cat (to he entered by'Child under 12 years).—Miss Hazel Copestako 1, Keith Rutledge 2. PET LAMB. Best Pet Lamb.—Miss Dorothy Whilley, Toko, “Daisy,” 1; Mjss Jessie Miers, Stratford, “Beauty,” 2; Miss Dorothy Whilley, 3. EXHIBITS. Mr B. Harkness’ exhibit included the Maguey li-h.p. benzine engine, a solidly built engine''suitable for use on a vacuum pump or separator, or for any of the uses for which power is wanted on the farm. Its solid construction makes it possible to shift it abogt readily. It has proved chat many operations can bo carried out with much less power than is usually employed, and its first cost ami inn ping cost is small. Mr Harkness is also showing the Albion mower, for one horse, Iron Age farm implements and special line of pressed steel swingle-trees.