DOMINION SHOW.

Taranaki Daily News, 6 July 1916, Page 6

DOMINION SHOW.

THE SECOND DAY. A GOOD ATTENDANCE. Bettor weather conditions prevailed yesterday for tlip .second day of the Dominion Show at Hawera, consequently there was a very large attendance, the halls being crowded, especially during the afternoon, but save in one or two instances, there was no congestion, all the visitors being able to inspect the Show in comfort. The completeness of the arrangements and the very comprehensive nature of the Show were the theme of general admiration, and the executive have cause to feel satisfied with the success achieved. Everyone appeared to do good business, and nowhere was this more noticeable than in the two stalls which the ladies of the Red Cross Society are holding in aid of the funds of that institution. The judging of the .arious classes left over front the previous day was completed early, the dog section occupying the attention of the judge all day. There were some fine animals benched. Setters and collies were, perhaps, the strongest classes. B. C. Bennett's Irish setter bitch, winner of the Ladies' Bracelet was fit to compete in any show Detailed results:— POT PLANT SECTION. Asparagus fern.—Mrs. H. A. Lennon 1. Begonia foliage.—Mrs. H. A. Lennon 1. Cactus— 11. Packman 1. . Fern, maiden hair.—Mrs. H. A. Lennon 1 and 2. Fern, any other variety.—Mrs. H. A. Lennon 1 and 2. Ferns, collection. —Mrs. H. A. Lennon 1. GARDEN VEGETABLES. Beet, three long—S. Brvant 1, G. H. Baylis 2. Beet, three round—G. H. Baylis 1, S Bryant 2. Cabbage, drumhead. —Ogle Bros. 1. Cabbage, savoy— S. Brvant'l, G. H. Baylis 2. Carrots, shorthorn.—G. H. Baylis 1 and 3, S. Bryant 2. Carrots, long red.—G. H. Baylis 1 and o Celery.—S. Bryant 2. Leeks.—R. Thomson 1, S. Bryant 2, G. H. Baylis :>,. Onions, six largest.—S. Bryant 2. Onion". Brown Spanish.—R, Thomson 1. Mrs. P. McNeil 2, W. Blackstock 3. Pickling onions.—Tom Tait 1, S. Bryant 2. Onions. —T. N. Blackball (Lepperton) 1. Shallots—Ogle Bros 1, T. N. Blackball 2. Herbs.—G. H. Baylis 1 and 2. Parsnips.—G. H. Bavlis 1 and 2, Tom Tait 3. Pumpkin.—D. Combes ], Tom Tait 2. Squash—S. Bryant 1, D. Combes 2. Vegetable marrow. —S. Bryant 1 and 2. Turnip? —S. Bryant 2. Potatoes; five classes.—S. Bryant five firsts. WELD ROOTS. Carrots.—G. H. Baylis 1; white, D. J. Williams 1, G. Harding 2; yellow, G. Harding 1, Ogle Bros. 2. Mangel wurzel. —A. E. Western (Manaia) 1 and 2, G. Harding 3; yellow, G. Harding 1, J. Conaglen (Pihama) 2. J. B. Gould 3: white, W. Dakers (Kaupokonui) 1, G. Harding 2; intermediate. (!. Harding 1. W. Dakers 2; any other variety, G. Harding 1, Ogle Bros 2: two heaviest, G. Harding 1, 1 \V. Greig (Ngaero) 2. Silver beet.—Oslo Bros. 2. Rape.—G. Harding 2. ! Swedes.—G. Harding ]. Lucerne.—Ogle Bros. 1, Mangolds (for Suttons' silver cup). — A. E. Western (Manaia) 1 and 2. Carrots (for Sutton's cup).—D. J. Williams ■*" (Meremere) 1, Harrison Bros (Matamil 2. SCHOOL DIVISION. • Best collection farm roots.—Tokaora School 1. okaiawa School 2. Parsnips.—Okaiawa School 1. Beets.—Okaiawa School 1. Onions. s —Tokaora School 1. Any variety.—Tokaora School 1. SCHOOL DISTRICT COMPETITION. For best general exhibit from my school district.—Okaiawa School 1 (the I only entry). , | ART SECTION, (Open to Technical and Public Sehookl Freehand drawing.—Joan PVgo 1. Model drawing.-Miss Cowern 1 ami 2. Design—Miss A. Robertson 1. Geometrical drawing.—Miss E. Bishop 1. Ratapiko School 2. Painting, water colors.—W. Parkinson 1. Painting, oils or water colors. —Mrs. Percy Douglas 1 and 2. MISCELLANEOUS. PUBLIC SCHOOLS COMPETITIONS. Cardboard model.—Tokaora 1, 2 and '■'. POULTRY (HAMPIONSHIPS. The following r.iv the championship awards in the utility classes.— Cock or eookerci. heavy breeds.—P. Sowerby; hen or pullet, W. Scott. f'oek or cockerel, light breeds.—Stewart and Landsperg; hen or pullet, J. W. Porter. SPECIAL PRIZES. Best bird in sh'bw, cock.—J. Urlich; hen, V. W. Wilson. Best Plvmouth Rock, cock. —S. Oliver; hen or pullet. S. Oliver. Best American White Leghorns.—F. W. Wilson. Best Washed bird.—J. Urlich. Best duck or drake. —Stewart and Landsperg. Best trio, heavv iireeds.—W. Munder; light breeds, T. H. Walker. HOME INDUSTRIES. Two loaves bread.—Mrs. L. 0 Hooktr 1, Mrs. W. Murrav (otakeho) 2, Mrs. A. M. Pnrdie iWait.P-a) 3. White bread.-Mrs. Moir (Eltham) '., Mrs. Wad*w»rlli (Manaia) 2. White bread (novices).—Mrs. C. A. Budge 1, Mrs. ('. ({. Lee (Gonvillc) 2. Brown bread—.Mrs. A. M. Purdie 1 and 2. Mrs. Lee ?,. Currant loaf.—Mrs. Bell (Normanbv) 1 Mrs. Purdie „>. Milk loaf.—Mrs. Bell 1. Nut bread.—Mrs. Bell ]. Mrs. P. O'Connor 2. Scones, uirdle—Miss Mcllardv 1, Mrs Champion 2; collection,, Miss C'orrigan 1, Mrs. Lawrence 2; oven, Mrs. Mickelson iTe Roti) 1, Mrs. McDonald (Feilding) 2. Mrs. Sowerbv 3: brown. Miss E. M. Murray (Otakeho) 1, Mrs. McDonald 2; currant, Mrs. Mickelson 1, Miss. E. Hurley 2, Miss TayJw 3: ulate. Mrs. Janson i Mrs. Lee 2.

Shortbread—Miss Morrisey 1, Mrs. R. Thomson 2, Miss McHardv' :i. Pikelets.—-Mrs. Laurence.'], Mrs. Bay- ■ is (Wlmreliuia), 2, Miss Hurley (Waih'i) Cream pull's.—Miss Coxhead (Normanby) 1, Mrs. Morton 2. Jam (arts.—Mrs. H. F. Longstaff 1, Mrs. Laurence 2. Sausage rolls.—Mrs. Laurence. 1, Mrs. Morton 2. Cheese Cakes.—Mrs. J. Mickelson 1. Meat pies.-Mrs. J. M'ekelson 1. Collection biscuits.—Miss Morrisey 1, Mrs. Baylis 2. I'lntii iiii'l'lin?— Mrs. Mickelson 1, Mrs. McCasey (Te Roti) 2. Oat cake.—Mrs. M. A. Purdie 1, Miss McHardy 2. Family cake.—Miss Hnrlev 1, Mrs. Doyle (Kapnnga) 2, Mrs. McDonald 3. Sponge cake.—Miss Corrigan 1, Mrs. Regan 2. .Sponge cake, cooked in gas oven.— Mrs. Janson 1, Mrs. Mahonoy 2. Cake, without eggs.—Miss Coxhead (Xormanby) 1, Miss Taylor 2. Seed cake. Xnrse Harvev 1, Miss Taylor 2, Miss Hurley 3. Sponge roll—Mrs. G. H. Bavlis 1. Miss Hurley S. Madeira, cake.—Mrs. Currin 1, Mrs. A. Ryan 2, Mrs. I.ongstafl 3. Cocoa nut cake.—Miss M. Williams 1. Rock cakes—Mrs. D. McDonald ',, Miss Coxhead 2. Sponge sandwich.—Miss Murray 1, Mrs Bavlis 2, Mrs. Currin 3, Gingerbread.—Miss MeHardy 1, Miss Mcßo6bie 2. CHILDREN'S CLASSES. Scones. —Roland Janson 1, Marjori? Rowe 2, Dorothy Silson 3. Currant scones.—L. Frank 1, Edith Chadwick 2. Jam sandwich.—Miss Baylis (Wharehuia) 1, Joan Hawker 2. Queen cakes.—Zita Mahoney 1, Miss Baylis 2. Jam tarts.—L. Frank 1, Mema Griffiths 2, SWEETS. Cocoannt ice.—Mrs. C. Brock (Eltham) i, Miss C M Roche 2. TolTee.--Mrs. J. A. Roeh (New Plymouth). 1 Cream dates.—Miss M. Morrisey 1, Miss Hawker 2. Collection sweets —Miss M. Morrisey 1, Mrs. C. Brock 2. EGGS. Brown eggs.—Stewart and Landsporg 1. Wliite eggs.—Mrs. Currin 1. PRESERVES. Home-made jellies.—Mrs. Chadwick 1 -. jam, Mrs. Chadwick 1, Miss Hurley 2, Mrs. W. Smith 3; marmalade, Miss Corrigan 1. Tomato sauce. —'Mrs. Chadwick 1, Mrs. Smith 2, Mrs. McAsey 3. Pickles.—Mrs. Chadwick 1. Collection sauces.—Mrs. Chadwick 1. Collection pickles.—Mrs. Chadwick 1. Onions.—Mrs. G. H, Gibson 1, Mrs. Chadwick 2. Walnuts—Mrs. C. F. Raine (Inaha) 1, Mrs. Chadwick 2. Cauliflower.— Mrs. Chadwick 1. Pickles, any variety.—Mns. McAsey 1, Mrs. C. F Raine 2. Red cabbage.—Mrs. Chadwick 1, Chutney.—Mrs. Chadwick 1. I BOTTLED FRUIT. Bottled fruit.—Mrs. Conwav 1, Mrs. Smith 2; Mrs. M. McAsey 1; Mrs. G. H. Gibson 1. Tomatoes.—Mrs. G. H. Gibson 1. HOME-MADE BUTTER. Butter, non-separator.—Mrs. A. R. Knight (New Plymouth) 1, Mrs. J. R. Alexander 2, Mrs. C. A. Clarke 3. Butter, separator.—Mrs. ,V. R. Alexander 1, Mrs. Clarke 2, Mrs. Harding 3. Home-made soap.—Miss M. Morrisey 1, Mrs. C. P. Raine 2. Home-made vine.—Mrs. Chadwick 1, Mrs. C. G. Lee 2. Mrs. C. F. Raine 3. DOGS. ureyhounds, bitches, maiden. T. Parke's (Oeo). 1; novice, T. Parkes 1; New Zealand bred. T. Parkes; limit, T. Parkes 1; open, T. Parkes 1 and special. Pointers.—Dogs, New Zealand bred, H. A. Haycock (Hawera), 1; open, H. A. Haycock 1. Setters, English.—Dogs, New Zealand bred, C. E. Hollard 1 and special, M. J. Goodson 2; open, C. E. Hollard 1, M. J. Coodson 2. Setters. Trish.—Dogs, maiden. W. Minhinnick 1, F. Radford 2, W. H. Sontheombe It; novice, W. Minhinnick 1, F. Radford 2, W. H, Southcombe ">; flippy, W. Minhinnick 1, W. H. Southcombe 2. H. A. Havcock 3; New Zealand bred, B. C. Bennett 1. W. Minhinnick 2, V. Radford 3; limit, W, Minhinnick 1, F Radford 2, W. H. Southcombe 3: open. R. C. Bennet 1. W. Minhinnick 2, F. Iladford 3; bitches, New Zealand bred, B. C. Bennett 1 and special, F. Bottrell 2; iimil. I'. lioUrell 1: open, B, C. Bennett 1, W. H. Southcombe 2. Any variety brace (any sex).—B. C. Bennett 1, Retrievers.—Curly coated, dogs, novice, W. R. Russell 1; New Zealand bred, J. McLean, 1; open, \\\ R. Russell 1, J. Mc'.ean 2. Collies, rough-coated.—Dogs, maiden. VY. M. Teasiie 1 ami special. G. M. Beer 2. M.'M Seott 3; novice, G. M. Beer 1, M. M. Scott 2; ~uppv. V A Jones I. G. M. Beer 2; New' Zealand bred, (!. M. Beer 1; open. Mrs. E. L. .L.r.es 1. G. M. Beei 2: bitches, open, , Mrs. V. M. Toa»u-r 1. Brace, any sex.—J. Brannipan 1. Collies, besrdrd.—Dog-, maiden. M. M. Seott 1 : -.uiviee, M. M S.-oft 1 ; New ?ea- . land bred, Mrs. W. K. Wallace 1, M. R. Mansell 2. Collies, bearded.—Dogs, maiden, M. M Seott ) ; novice, M. M. Scott 1; New Zealand bred, Mrs. W. K. Wallace 1, M. R. Mansell 1: open. Mrs. W. K. Wallace 1 ; and special. M. R. Mansell 2; J. Brargan 3. Bitches, puppy, P. W. Smith ' 1; New Zealand bred, J. Brannigan 1; limit, J. Brannigan 1; open, J. Branigan 1. In the smooth-coated section, which I was a challenge class, there was only one entry, A. A. Cuthbertsoti's, which scored right through in si.v classes for 1 bitches. The challenge was not awarded. Collies, working sheep dogs. —Dogs, maiden, A J. Corrigan 1 and 2, J. R. Corrigan 3; novice, A. J. Corrigan 1 and ' 2. J. R. Corrigan 3; puppy, A. J. Corri- . gan 1; New Zealand bred, A. J. Corrigan 1 and 2, J. R. Corrigan 3; limit, , A. .1. Corrigan 1, 2, 3 and special; oper., A. J. Corrigan 1. 2 and 3; bitches, maiden, A. .1. Corrigan 1, H. Nowell 2, .1. R. Corrigan 3: novice, A. J. Corrigan !. H. Nowell 2. J. R. Corrigan 3; puppy, P. W Smith 1, J. R. Corrigan 2; Now Zealand bred, A. J. Corrigan 1, H. Nowell 2, J R. Corrigan 3; limit, A. J. Corrigan I, H. Nowell 2, J. R. Corrigan 3; ■ open, A. J. Corrigan 1, H. Nowell 2, J. R. Corrigan 3. Brace, any sex. —A. J. Corrigan 1, J. , K Corrigan 2. Collies, Old English.—Dogs, New Zealand bred, K. Cosgrove 1; open, K. Cos- . grove 1. Bull Dogs.—Dogs, maiden, J. P. Burton ■ 2; novice, J. Revell 2, J. P Burton 3; puppy, J. P. Burton 2; New Zealand breA Mrs.. L. Martiu 1. S. Sham 2i

limit, S Sharp 1: open, Mrs. L. Martin 1 and special. S. Sharp 2. Bitches, maiden, "Mrs. A. M. Sims 1; novice, J. lievell I, Mrs. A. M. Sims 2; puppy, J. Uevell 1, Mrs. A. Al. Sims 2; New Zealand bred, Mrs. A. M. Sims I, S. Sharp 2; limit, S. Sharp 1, Mrs. A. M. Sims 2; open, Mrs. A. M. Sims I and special, S. Sharp 2. Brace, any sex.—Mrs. A. M. Sims 1, S. Sharp 2, ,1. Revell 3. Spaniel, Cocker, black.—Dogs, novice, 11. H. Newel 1 1; New Zealand bred, K. L. C. Aitehison 1, Stewart and Landsperg 2; limit, H. 11. Newell 1; open, S. C. Crisp 1 and special, 1!. J,. C. Aitehison 2, Stewart and'Landsperg 3. Bitches, maiden. Hazel Harris 1, T. Harvey 2; novice, Hazel Harris 1, T. Harvey 2; puppy, T. Harvey 1; New Zealand bred, T. Harvey 1, Stewart aild Landsperg 2 and 3; limit; Stewart and Landsperg 1 and 2; open, T. Harvey 1, Stewart and Landsperg 2 and 3. Brace, any sex—Stewart and Lands-l-crgl. Spaniels, Cocker, other than black, under 301bs.—Bitches, novice. S. ('. Crisp 1: .New Zealand bred. I!. L 0 Aitehison 1. S. C. Crisp 2: limit, 11. L. (. Aitehison 1, S. C. Crisp 2: limit. II I C. Aitehison 1. S. C. Crisp 2. Fox Terriers, smooth.—Dogs, maiden, ■I. C. Ekdahl 1; novice, .1. (.'."Ekdahl l ; puppy, J. C. Ekdahl 1; open, N. A. Ching 1, P. E. Tapp 2. Bitches, maiden, Mrs. C. Gordon 1; novice, Mrs. C. Gordon 1, T. Smith 2; puppy, Mrs ('. (iordon 1, Mrs. T. Smith 2,' Mrs. E. Comport 3; New Zealand bred, Mrs. C. Cordon 1, A. C. Wajshe 2: limit, J. Ogilvie 1, Mrs C. Gordon 2, A. C. Walshe 3; one,,. J. Ogilvie 1, Mrs. 0. Gordon 2, 11. Masters 3, A. C. Walshe v.h.c. Irish Terriers.—Dogs, maiden, New Zealand bred, limit and also open, J A. Dun-ill 1. W. E. Jones 2. Airedales, Terriers.—Dogs, open, J. P. Burton 1, Pugs, fawn.—Dogs, New Zealand bred, lim.it and open, Mrs. B. N Mitchell 1 and special, Mrs. C. Kneebone 2, Mrs. Gormley 3. Bitches, open, Miss T. L. Berry Pugs, black—Dogs, Now Zealand bred, limit, and open, Mrs. Cormlcy I. Sporting team.—Stewart and Landsperg 1. Non-sporting team.—A. J. C'snigan 1, J. R. Corrigan 2. Ladies' bracelet.—B. 0. Bennett 1. Childrens' class.—Under 2<lbs, H. H Nowell 1, Miss T. I. Berry 2. CATS. SilverTabby—Male, T. J. Jones 1; female, Miss M. Moore 1, Mrs. L. 0. Hooker 2, Mrs. Morrin 3. Blue Persian.—Male, Miss C. Rock (New Plymouth) 1 and special, Mrs. Morrin 2; female. Miss C. Rock 'l. Smoke Persian.—Male, Mrs L. Hooker 1, Mrs. S. Hughes (Manaia) 2; female, Mrs. C. C. Spurdle 1, Miss L. Arthur 2. Brown Tabby.—Female, Miss E. Harvey 1, Mrs. J. Salmon 2. Any other variety Persian.—Male, Lily Douglas 1; female,' Mrs. L. 0. Hookei i, Linley Douglas 2. Common eat, any variety.—Mrs. W. Gould 1, Mrs. Nowell 2, Mrs.' Quinn 3. CHILDREN'S CLASSES. Best cat—Eva Hooker I,' Nora Adams