AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.

Taranaki Daily News, 13 March 1917, Page 6

AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.

THE POINTS (PRIZES. The points trophies competed for at (iic recent show of tile Taranaki Agricultural Society were won as follows: Trophy valine £3 3s, most points scored in all horse classes. —Thos. Perry, Mancatoki, fiO points. Mr Xewton Kind's Clip, value .-20 guineas, for most points scored in pedigree Tlolstein-Fricsian section.—J. W. «T. Gardiner, Lowgarth, 30 points New Zealand Holstein-Fresian Associations flolcl Medal, for highest mmiber of points in all Holstein-Friesian classes,—,T. W. J. Gardiner, Lowgarth, 30 points. Taranaki-Ayrshirc Breeders' Citp, value .-£1") lfis, for highest number of points scored in pedigree Ayrshire classes.—W. Hall, T.epperton, 71 points. Mi D. J. Hughes' Cup, value £a ss, for most points scored in all cattle classes.—YV. Hall, Lepperton, 77 points. W on outright. J\lr H. B. Tapper's Cup, value .Clo 155,, for most points scored in pedigree, •Jersey sectiorf.—A. A. Ward, Miro, 04 points. •Mr J. C. Wright, of Matapn, has generously donated half his prize money, amounting to £5 10s, back to the Society, and Mr C. W. Sarten, who has won a prize in the weight-guessing competitions for the last three years, has j donated to the Society 10s, the amount of his prize money won in the sheepguessing competition this year. ■