TARANAKI POULTRY.

Taranaki Daily News, 22 June 1917, Page 3

TARANAKI POULTRY.

AT THE PALMEBSTQif SHOW. Taranaki fanciers were very successful at the Falmerston Poultry Show In Wyandottes, W. Hall, of LepperTbn scored S firsts, a special, 3 seconds, and 3 thirds. He also annexed Collinson & Cunninghame's £lO M) 3 C up for points prize, and as he has won this three years in succession it is now his own property. H. E.Cudby (Waitara) scored 3 firsts, a special, a second and a third; John Urlich (HaweraJ,. 2 firsts, a special, and a third; De Launay & Prescott (InglewoodTa second. In Minorcas, Stewart & Landsperg (Hawera) scored a first. In English Leghorns, Stewart & Landsperg scored 2 firsts, a second, and 2 thirds; A. C. Aubrpy (Waitara) 2 firsts, a second, and a third. In Plymouth Bocks, S. Oliver (Sentry Hill) scored a first, 2 seconds, and I third, whilst J. Urlich (Hawera) secured 3 firsts and a special. In Houdans, Stewart & Landsperg obtained 3 firsts. In ducks, the N.ormanby breeder obtained 4 firsts. 'ln utility classes, Stewart & Landsperg obtained a second for Minorcas and a first for Leghorns; John Urlich a third. In Orpingtons and Plymouth [Bocks, Stewart & Landsperg secured a second; in ducks, one first and three seconds. , In pigeons, H. J. Moverley obtained 4 firsts, 4 seconds, " .thirds, and a highly He also again obtained the Manawatu Poultry Association's Challenge Shield for the best working homer in thq Show, which he won last year.