OHURA’S TWO-DAY SHOW

Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 909, 28 February 1930, Page 10

OHURA’S TWO-DAY SHOW

SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITION PRINCIPAL PRIZEWINNERS From Our Oicn Corrcsponcrenz TAUMARUNUI, Thursday. Fine weather, a very big attendance, and heavy entries throughout the various sections, have made the 20th annual exhibition conducted bv the Ohura Agricultural. Pastoral, Horticultural and Industrial Association one of the most successful yet held. The following is a list of the principal winners: PRIZE LIST SHEEP i n eys.---Ram, any age: S. E. Allen, i, and 3. Ram, one shear: G. E. Allen. and o. Flock ram, any age: G. 33 Allen, 3,2, and 3. Pen of two ewes 9” y T?^- g:e: Goldfinch, 1: M. J. AlcAvady, "• Ryan Bros., 3. Ewe anv n Goldfinch, 1; M. J. Mc-Avadv, 2- Rvan £ o Gollimch, lo l* m W6S j. ( MeAvady 1 ”' 2?*J 4vidv n ’l - 3 ‘t One ram lamb: Al. 'j. AK - A\ad>, 1. J .Dougherty, £; P. Goldfinch. 1- TUo,L t 0 ram lambs: P. Goldfinch! , * "• * Hannan, 2. Pen. of three ewe PH f 3 S: fe?‘c Goldfinch, 3; J. Hannan, 2; lambs y 0 "/ r am, one shear: ’(p Goldfinch, 1; I. Romayne. 2. Best locallv GoWfinch I ,’ 2 any aSG; F ” K^ayneViri?

Southdown.—Ram, any age: J. Hannan ™« |hSfs e ; . any^aleP’^lJaSSan o ! l2 - AlleD> Miscellaneous.—Pen of two crossbred fSn?? u aS T e ” if 1 ? 4 suitable for”'local farming. M. J . McAvady. l; Friel Bros., J- McAvady, 3. Pen of three fat tv ethers, any age or breed, most suitable " McAvady. 1 ; # aold_ nnch, 2. Rj an Bros., 3. Pen of fat wethers, any age or breed Rvan bl ßrn? feezing *not to exceed 1351 b: Rian Bios., 3, I riel Bros.. 2. Pen of for ee frpP7in^ llbS ’ . lon^wo °b most suitabje weieht- T Wiif 0t t 0 excee d 901 b live vveignt. J. Williamson, 1: Friel Rrr»« •> Pen of three fat lambs, any breed short?xceed m 9olb S iYi lable - f< l r freezing. ’ not to 901 b live weight’ Friel p.rns i J. M^A^yflF l "™ CATTLE IT F Refi la t nS ,~ T T W i?v. h „ e «ers, yearlings: T. in' mfllV■ g Yehh b i 2 ' two years, ju iiiiiK. (j. Jebb, 1 and 2. Heifer two years’ or°ovef•'Y- 1 Fr ,°£- 1- C'Sw? three ieais 01 o\er: G. Jebb, 1; a t; o ss and er 2 S ; e -R S 'T^linberß ea 3‘ il,g ß„ff- , P ann - 1 ov-er W T b !Si \ B“H- th‘ee tW^a y r e s ar o S ;- d p s: raent 3 ' Vw R ou Sherty, 2 ; j, Pr , m . niirk- t • thre e years or over in Smm, s'. Pamment - I; U. Bruce. 2;’ R. yearnl^fprie^Bro" s i Sherthorns— Bull, E. Rosevearf* Fl °j.' McKen"’e tW ? 'SYIT three years or over: Friel nl champion: R \y i " .! . 11,1 yearling: Friel firoj i ’ f.I'’ 1 '’ Si;ii?:. M , cK ??**f. 3- Heifer, i'wo veats hi -I. ilcKenzie, 1 and '1 • l' Ro vear, 2. Cow, three ySus or over V f:a]f K ™ 2, » 7; E ' HoseVear. 2. Heifer A. toman, j and 2: .T. McKenG."a; M?s"man. 2 J Jrc Kenzie, 1 and 3; L Glads Milkin* E hot thorn#.—Heifer

calf: R. Dencli, 1: W. Sandison, 2; R Dench, 3. Two heifers, yearling: J. McKenzie, 3; Ryan Bros.. 2; R. Denoh, t Heifer, two years, in milk: Ryan Eta*.. 1 and 2. Heifer, two years, dry: K Dench, 1; G. Mossman, 2. Heifer :*eailing: R. Dench, 1; Ryan Bros.. 2. Cow, three years or over: J. Jorgerson, 1; G. Mossman, 2 and 3. Red Polls. —Bull, Yearling: T. Fassau. 1. Bull, three years or over: T. Passau, 1 and champion. Heifer, two years: T. Passau, 1 and champion. Cow, thrw years or over: T. Passau, 1 and 2. Bull calf: T. Passau, 1 and 2. Cow. grade three years or over: F. Pleasants, 1. Avrshires.—Bull, yearling: F. Pleasants. 3. Bull, two years: F. Pleasant*, 3. Heifer, yearling: F. Pleasants, 1 and 2. Heifer, two years, in milk: F. Pleasants, 1 and 2. Heifer, two years, dry: F. Pleasants, 3. Cow*, three years or over: F. Pleasants, 1. Heifer calf: F. Pleasants. 1. Polled Angus.—Bull, two years: ARoss, 1. Bull, three years or over: G. Jebb. 1 and champion; A. Ross, 2. Heifei. yearling: H. Nelson, 1; A. Ross, 2. Heifer, two years, dry: A. Ross, 1; E. Breere. 2. Cow, three years or over: A. Ross, 1; E Breere, 2. Bull calf, three years or over: A. Ross, 1. Miscellaneous.—Best two steers, tunable for beef, 12 months: R. Dench, 1 and 2. Best two steers, suitable for beef, two years: ,T. Williamson, 1; GMossman, 2. Best fat bullock, any aj« or breed: F. Fulcher, 1 and 2. Best fat cow or heifer, any age or breed: GMossman, 1; Friel Bros., 2; P. Jorgerson, 3. DOGS Best collie dog on ground: C. Barrr. 1 and cup presented by Mr. C. B. Fuller-ton-Smith. Best collie, rough haired, dog or bitch: C. B. Fullerton-Smith, 3: J. Williamson, 2.