KARIOI DOG TRIALS

Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 615, 18 March 1929, Page 2

KARIOI DOG TRIALS

There was a very good attendance at the Karioi Dog Trials and the entries were well in excess of last year. For the first event 19 dogs competed. Mr. Mclnnes gave every satisfaction as judge, and was ably assisted by Mr D. McLean.

Results:— Long head, pull to rinc. .once round ring, drive to yard and yard; H. Harris* (Mataroa) General Haig, 495 points. 1; J*. J. Goldfinch’s (Oliakune), Toss, 485 points, 2: G. West’s (Ruatiti) Marvel. 46’. points. 3; If. Harris’s (Mataroa) Lacy May. Huntawav, between three sets of nogs* about 400 yards: J. H. Snrmonsway. l. D. Thomson, 2; M. Malpas, 3; Neal DempSo Head and pull, about 300 yard?, between flags: G. West, 1: (I. West, 2. The Guy Poweli Memorial fchield was won by George West. . , A cup valued at 25gn.5., presented to Air. 51. eHarne \va s won by (. Mr. S. G. Heffernan, of ‘.he *»**]., Post OUtce. who is at present on herds v. lias t.ern promoted to -he PO«* 1 ' of supervisor of telegraps at ' .reMTiotib; Mr. G. E. ironside, who has been m specter of stock for Ohakum* dis ...r the Inst four years, lias been red to the Native Lands department with headquarters at Wanganui. He ucce> .- 1 soV h Mr nf K H Ut ßrown*of n Whangarei. * rives in Raetihi.