THE WINTER SHOW.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVI, Issue 12, 14 June 1913, Page 4

THE WINTER SHOW.

OPEN ON DREADNOUGHT DAY. Last night the etalMioldem afa the Taranaki Agricultural Society's Winter Blow forwarded a petition to the Committee requesting that they should keep the Show open until Tuesday nisrht so as to give the country people &\% not yet visited the Show an opportunity of doing so. The Committee" recS >ng that all the people who viTlTw Plymouth on Dreadnought Day may no* be able to go on board H.M.S. New Zeaand while those who may be successful in doing so will only stay on the vessel a short time, thought it advisable to accede to the. request. Instead, there, ore, of the Show closing to-day. it X next Pen 0n M ° ndaj ' and Tuesday Children's Day yesterday proved a. great success and over 1200 youngster* evening there was a big crowd, entering m door-tal{jn fi'a amountedljfto £95 The Secretary (Mr. A. L. Humphries) wishes to notify exhibitors that th« Committee will esteem.it a favour if thwr dispays arfe allowed 46 rejnaiu in the- building for the'-exV twTfijf' Every care will be taken, Additional results are:— ' CHILDREN'S PETS. CATS. P CS ! f' f ; eo,or cat.-E. Hambling. Beat tabby cat.—Ruby Allen 1 New. ton Rod, 2, T. Cummins 3 ' i w y ° the , r . variet .v cat-Miss Herbert I. W. Hawkins 2, John Dickey 3, Alex Boswell and Miss 0. Wallach v.h'c CAT CLASSES FOR ADULTS. Best black or white.-Miss Vera. Brooks], Mrs. F. W. Sandford 2, M?« Vw 1 ?,. 3 ' Mrs " W " H - Bishop V.S .Best tabby or tortoiseshell— W HawW B HLk4 0 2 herVariety -- Mrßßochl . l,Wm.T n G V orW ke 2 d -- MrS - F - o,dham