HAWKE'S BAY SHOW.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 7956, 20 October 1905, Page 2

HAWKE'S BAY SHOW.

■ , :" i 'l.i SECOND DAY.

(Per Press Association.)

H>« llnwkc's liny A. ami V. Society s slum- was continued to-duy. J lit! weather was line in the morning, lint rain came on ut about a o deck.

The lion. J.; I.i.Omowl was tha most; successful prize takvr in thoroughbred' horses, and secured Ihe Championship with air Lancelot. Miss Sunderland's Mahomet, the winner of jnan.v prizes, again S e-, cured tin! awards for the best light. weight hack and walking' horse. Mr 11. Ilassall's .Merry Thought was Hie best iiH-dium weight back, and Mr (,*. L. Sunderland's Juggler the best heavy weight hack. Air \V. I). Watson's Yeast was awarded Ihe prizes for Ihe best mounted infantry horse and hunter.

In the poultry classes, Messrs YV. Miller. W. A. Iloyes, T. If. Stewart, A. F.llinglrain, N. Callien, 'ami 0. 11. Love were, flit! most successful. Dogs were good, -mid Messrs IT. McDonald (collies), W. A. Smith (fox terriers), A. C. Howe (cocker simniel), C. M. Whitinglon .(English setters), and l Miss Jessie Hunter (Scottish terriers); 'Were the. most successful.

The native industries section was a very line one. the 'display 1 eing exceptionally good. Tliu competitions resulted as follows :

Leaping and jumping competition— Sergeant] Uaii'by's syiuad. Feilding M runted Hides, first ■;■ Sergeant M.c-. Corniick's squiul.) llawke's ISay Mounted' Kifles, second ; Corporal Finch, Waipukurau Troop, third.

Leaf) Match.—.Miss Sunderland's Thi! Sinner 1, W. D. Watson's Yenst 2, I). A. Bennett's Merriu Uirl 3.