CATTLE.

Taranaki Daily News, 5 March 1920, Page 6

CATTLE.

MILKING SECTION. Two dairy cows, any breed or cross, to be Judged on dairy type by the Judges of the Jersey, Ayrshire, Frleslan, and Dairy Cattle Division; first, A. J. Luxton's sliver cup valued £lO 10s. to be won three tltfes at intervats or twice in succession, gold medal and £3, second £2, third £1: H. C. Sampson's (HUlsborouzh) Briar Lass and Sfonit 1, W. Hall's (Lcuperton) 2, A. A. Ward's (Tarikt) Miro Meadows' Melba and Duchess 3, E O'Suillvan and Sons' (TarUcl) Sultan's Daisy and La Preference v.h c, Henry Johnson's (Stratford) Clothilde Belle and Lady Bountiful Domino he, A. G. Colson'a (Bell Block) Tiny and Primrose c. Champion dairy cow, any breed or cross, to be judged by above judges; first £3 and E. Jactoon'3 cup valued £lO 10s, to be won twice in succession or three times at intcrrals, and "gold medal, second £2. third £1: A. A. Ward's Miro Meadows' Melba 1, W. Hall's Dewdrop of Brootoide 2, H. Purdie's (Waitara) Flower 3rd 3, Harry Salway's (Bell Block) Majesty's Eileen vh c, John Hale's (Junction Road) Jersey Bank Treasure h.c, H. C. Sampson's (Hillsborough) Briar Lass c.

JERSEYS. In the class for Jeraey cows calved since fuly, 1916, with semi-official records, G. H Bell (Oakura.) secured sgtidnd place wiUi Merrlvonla'a Violet. GBEEN FEED COMPETITION. Lucerne: W. A. Graham (Spotswood) 1, S. Waller (Spotswood) 2. Millet: A. E. Washer (Avenue Road) 1. COW JUDGING FOB AMATEURS. This was a new competition and it produced three entries. Tho conditions were that competitors, who must be under 25 years of age, should Judge three unplaced animals on type, placing them in order of merit, stating on the card his reason for doing so. The Judges were: Messrs J. Massey (Mangorel). W. Remnant (Whakaronga), and B. D. McLennan (Papakura). The awards were: E. Ballantyne, N.P.H.S., 1; S. Wood, N.P.H.S., 2; W. J. Slack, Taikorea, 3. " BOYS' COW JUDGING. In the boys' cow judging there .were 88 competitors, who showed intelligent interest In tiieir work. The result will not be available for a day or two as the judge (Mr. Banford, of Stratford) has rather a foiunldable task In front of him. SnEEP. Pet lambs: Eileen Norrls (Egmont Village) 1. Annie Norrls (Egmont Village) 2.