WINTER SHOW.

Taranaki Daily News, 11 June 1920, Page 7

WINTER SHOW.

PEOPLE'S DAY. THE POttoTRY. EXHIBITION. LET OP AWABDS. The Witter Show at New Plymouth Was continued yesterday, when, despite unfavorable weather conditions, there Wfcs a very good attendance both afternoon and evening. In the evening an excellent programme of music Was rendered by Mrs. Hoverley's orchestra. All the prise awards were made on the first day with the exception of the poultry section, and judging in that class was continued. Mr. Thompson, the poultry judge, considered that the exhibits in many classes were greatly improved, but some classes were below par. In Leghorns the competition was strong and the birds we'e good. The winner was a bird of good type, carriage, feathers and head. In Silver Wyandottes the birds were a credit, and would win in any show- The winning hen was perfect. Rhode Island Reds were very good. Bantams Were extremely good, Peking especially so, and though entries were small, the quality was 'good. Touching utility classes, the judge was sorry to say the long spokeu 9f standard was not yet available to permit birds to be judged up to that standard for Utility White Leghorns. In Black Orpingtons the quality was good. Details of the prlae awards are as follow:

POULTRY. GAME. Old English, hen or pullet—W. Parker (Hillsborough). Modem, hen or pullet.—Joe Jenklnson 1 and special. ORPINGTON. Black stogie Comb —Cock, W. Scott 1, S, Teed 2; Ren, W. Scott 1 2, and special, S. Teed 3; cockerel, W. Scott 1 and 2, S. Teed 3; pullet, W. Scott 1 and special, S. Teed ». White. Slntrle Comb—Hen, Stewart and Landsperg (Normanby) 1. Buff, single comb hen.—Herbert Ward 1. PLYMOUTH BOCKS. Barred.—Cock, John tlrlich (Kawera) 1 and 2. W. Hall. (Lepperton) 3; hen, W. Hall I,' J. Urllch 2 and 3; cockerel, J. Urllch 1, W. Hall •2; pullet, I. Urllch 1 and gold medal and •pecial and 2, W. Hall 3, White.—Cock, John Urllch 1, special, and 2; hen, Herbert Wart 1 and 3, J. Urllch 2; cockerel, James Wltham (Inglewood) 1 and 3, John Urllch 2; pullet, John Urllch 1 and 2, Jas. Welham 3. WYANDOTSES. Golden.—Cock, W, Hall (Lepperton) 1 and North Island champion and 2; hen, W. Hall I and % W. Parker 3; cockerel, W, Hall 1 and 2, W. Parker 3; pullet, W. Parker 1 and 3, H. E. Cudby (Waitara) 2. Sllrer.—Cock, P. A. James 1, W. Hall 2: hen, W Hail 1 and gold medal, J. Urllch 2 and 3; cockerel, W. Hall 1 and 2; pullet, H. IV Cudby 1, 1 and h.c, W. Hall 3; John Ururii v.h.c, White.—Cock, J. Urllch 1; hen, J. Urllch 1; pullet, J. Urllch 1. Partridge.—Cock, A. C. Aubrey (Waitara) 1, W. Bail 2; ben, A, C. Aubrey 1. W. Hall I; cockerel, A. C. Aubrey 1; pullet, A. C. Aubrey 1, W. Hall 2. Any other variety.—Cock or cockerel, W. Hall 1; hen or pullet; W. Hall 1.

BHODE ISLAND REDS. Single comb.—Cock, W. Hall 1, S. Teed 2; hen, W. Hall 1, S. Teed 2 and 3; cockerel, W, Hall 1 and special, F. W. HawMngs (Waitara) 2; pullet, FW, Hawkings 1 and special, W. Hall 2, P. A. James 3. HOUDAN. Cock or cockerel.—Stewart and Landsperg (Normanby) l. Hen or pullet.—Stewart and LanospeTf 1. LEGHORNS. White single comb.—Hen, Stewart and Landsperg 1; cockerel, W. Scott 1; pullet, W. Scott 1 and 2. Brows single comb.—Cock Stewart and Landsperg 1; hen, Stewart and Landsperg I and 2, \ A. C. Aubrey 3; cockerel, A. C. Aubrey 1 and 2,, T. Lindsay (tmjlewood) 3; puUst, A. C. Aubrey 1 and special, Stewart tad Landsperg 2, A. P. Lister 3 a*d v.h.c LEGHORN (American). White.—Cock, John Urllch (Hawrts) 1, gold medal and special, 2, 3 and v.h.c; hen, P. A. James 1, special and h.c, Joe Jenklnson I, W Scott 3, J. Urllch V.h.c; cockerel, J. Urllch 1, 2, h.c, and c„ P. A. Janles % and r.h.c; pullet, J. Utllch 1, and c, A. P. Lister 2, P. A. Janes 3, v.h.c., and h.c. Brown—Cockerel, C. F Boultoti (New Plymouth) 1; pullet, C. T. Boulton 1. Any other variety.—W. A. J. Marsh (Motonul) 1 and 2. MtKORCAS. Black.—Cock, P. A. James 1; hen, Stewart and LMadsperg 1, special, and 3, J. Sutherland't; cockerel, B. Hofay (New Plymouth) 2; pullet, T. Lindsay (Ingle Wood) 1, B. Hoby 2. CAMPINES. Cook, P. W. Hawking* I; cockerel, C. Smith (Hurworth) 1 and special, F. W. HawklngS 2; pullet, C. Smith 1 and 3, P. W. Hawkings 2. ANDULABIANB. Cock, W. Hall (Lepperton) 1; hen, W. Hall 1; cockerel. W. J. Girling (New Plymouth) 1 and 2; 8. A. Tlpier (Stratford) 3; pullet, W. J, Girling 1, 8. A. Tlpier 2, W. Hall 3. HAMBUBGS. Any variety, spangled.—Cock or cockerel, W, Han 1; pullet, W. Hall 1, X. W. Marsh 2. Any variety, pencilled.—Cock or cockerel, C. Ayton (Waitara) 1. W. EaU 2, E. Howat (Douglas) J; ben of pullet, C. Ayton 1, ft W. afantt I. UTILITY SECTION. ORPINGTONS. BUek>-Cock, W. Scott (New Plymouth) 1 and special'for best male; hen, A. E. Goodwill (Westoffn) 1, J. K. Hawkins (New Plymouth) I, W. Boott 3; cockerel, W. Scott 1; pullet, Mrs. C. A. West (Westown), 1 and special, W. Scott 2 and v.h.c, J. H. Parsons (New Plymouth) 3. PLYMOUTH ROCKS. Barred.—Hen, W. Hall 1; cockerel, W. Hall 1; pallet, W. Hall 1. White.—Cock, H. Ward (New Plymouth) 1 and special; hen, C. P. Vincent (Hurrangl) 1 and special, H. Ward 2, Stewart and Landspert 3; cockerel, H. Ward I, C. P. Vincent 2.

WYANDOCTES. Golden.—Cbek, W. Hall 1; ben, W. Parker (HDliboMugb). 1, W. Ball 2; cockerel, W. Ball 1. W. Marab t; pullet, W. Ball 1. SUrer.—Cock, CeMte I-ock (New Plymouth). 1, W. Ball 2; hen, W. Hall 1: cockerel, W. Hall 1; pullet, W.Hall 1. Any other variety.—Cock, W. Hall I; hen, W. Hall 1; pallet, W. Ball 1. BBODE ISLAND REDS. Cock, lit*. I. S. Munro (Leppertou) 1; Ken, tin. ). 7. Monro 1 and 2, W. Ball 3; cock. ml. Us. J, r. Hunro 1 and 2; I*. W. Hawking* 3: pullet, W. Hull 1 and special, Mrs. I. 9. Kuan 2, P. W. Hawking* ». LBOHOBNS. WhlW-Ceek. D. Murphy (New Plymouth) 1 and ipeeial, B. P. Hotloway (Bawera) 2, W. Scott 3; ben, 0. Wigley (New Plymouth) 1 tad special, I. Cavaney (New Plymouth) 2, W. Scott 3, J. W. Smith (New Plymouth) r.h.c., A. P. LUter h.c; cockerel, J. Cavaoey 1, W. Scott 2, J. K. Hawkins 2, H. F. Hofloway T.hc W. T. KlSby (New Plymouth) he; pullet, A. P. Lister 1 and special, H. Ward 2, H. r Hotloway 3, H. Plumb (New Plymouth) The, W. Scott h c. Brown.—Cock, Stewart and Laudsperg 1, I K. Bra (New Plymouth) 2; hen, A. P. Lister I, 0. T. Vincent 2, J. N. Ew 3; cockerel, A. P. lister t and special, W. Parker (Hllls.poroogh) t, Stewart and Undeperg 3; pullet, H A. Way (New Plymouth) 1 and ipeeial, A. f. Utter 2, I. N. Bra 3. IHNOBGAS. Black.—Cock, Stewart and Landsperg 1; ben, 0. Wigley 1 and special, Stewart and Laodiperg 1; cockerel, 3. E. Hawkins 1, L, Prethey (New Plymouth) 2; pullet, J. K. Hawkins 1, T. Lindsay (Inglewood) 2, R. Hoby 9. SELLING CLASSES. Any rariety beary breed, cock or cockerel. -W. BaU 1; ben or pttUet, V. Ball 1, W. .Pack* *. i

Any Variety, light breed.—Cock or cockerel, m pullet, w. Hall l. TRIOS. (One mala* ana two females mated for I breeding.) , Heavy breed.—Self colored, W. Scott 1, marked, W. Hall 1 and special, H. E. Cudby (YValtara) 2 and 3 Light breed.—Self colored, J. TJrlich 1 and •pedal, ■ R. Hoby 2, W. Scott 3; marked. A. P. Lister 1, W. Hall St. W H s2tt 2 reed '~ UtUity ' A ' St G<wdilcr * »• SELLING CLASS. Any variety-Heavy, W. Hall l,j light, w. Ball 1. BANTAMB. Black Red Game.—Cock, W. Jones (New Plymouth) 1 and special, J. JenHnson (New Plymouth) 2; hen, W. Jones 1 and S, J. JenUnapn 2; cockerel, W. Jonas 1 and 2; hen, w. Jones l and 2. Duckwing.—Cock, J. Jenklnaon 1 j hen, F A Tames 1; cockerel, W. Jones 1; pullet. F A. James 1 and 2. Old English Game.*-Cock or cockerel V. Hellyar (New Plymouth) 1, H, McNeill (New Plymouth) 2; hen or pullet, V. Hellyar 1. Black Rose Comb.—Cock or cockerel W. Bellringer (New Plymouth) 1 and 3, W. A. Marsh 2; hen or pullet, W. Bellringer 1 and t, C. Ayton 3. Fettft, bum-Coek, N. Way (New Plymouth) 1, A. P. Lister 2, H. Ward 3, Betts Bros (New Plymouth) v.h.c., 0. Wlgley h.c; hen, W. Jones 1 and 2, Betts Bros. 3; cockerel, A. P. Lister 1 and special and 2, R. M Corney (New Plymouth) 3; pullet, H. Ward I, N. Way 2, D. Mlirphv 3, W Jones v.h c Pekln, black.—Hen, F. A. ' James 1 and special and 2; pullet, F. A James 1. Any other variety, feather-legged—F. A. lames 1.

Best trio feather-legged.—W. Jones 1, H. McNeill 2, L, Knight (New Plymouth) 3. duck's. PeKhi, any age—Drake. J. Sutherland (Inglewood) l; duck, J. Sutherland 1. Indian Runner, over 12 months.—Drake, Stewart and Landspefg 1, special and 3, A P. Utter 2; duck, Stewart and Landsperg l', J. Sutherland 2; drake, under 12 months, Stewart and Landsperg 1; duck, A. P. Lister 1 and special, Stewart and Landsperg 2. Any other variety, drake, any age.—J. Sutherland 1, R. M. Corney 2. CHILDREN'S PETS. BIRDS. Bantam, feather-legged, cock or cockerel.— Lewis Corney (Franklelgh Park) 1, Bramwell King 2; hen or pullet, Botts Bros 1 and 3. Lewis Corney 2, Noel Way v.h.c. • Bantam, clean leinred, hen or pullet.—Les.He Oman 1, Kenneth Brooks 2. Homer Pigeon.—A. W. Moverley 1 and 3, Trevor O'Orady 2. Fancy Pigeon—A. W. Moverley 1, Nelson Beats 2. CATS. Best Tabby—Ylda Bennoch (New Plymouth) 1, Bramwell King (Now Plymouth) 2. Any other variety.—Phyllis Harvey (New Plymouth) 1 and 3, Ila Inch (New Plymouth) MISCELLANEOUS PETS. S. Dinniss (New Plymouth) 1, N. Beals (New Plymouth) 2 and 5. CATS. (Classes for Adults.) Best Persian.—Male, Mrs. Howe (New Pljonouth) 1; female, Irene Inch (New Plymouth) 1, A. Shaw (New Plymouth) 2,; neuter, Mrs. Roch (New Plymouth) J; kitten, A. E. Goodacre (Westown) 1. CANARIES. Norwich clear yellow, cock or hen.—F. Goodacre 1 and 3, S. Brooks 2. Norwich, yellow licked, marked or variegated, cock or hen.—S. Brooks 1. Norwich, clear tuft, cock or hen.—S. Brooks I and special, F. Goodacre 2 and 3. Yorkshire, clear yellow, cock or hen.—F Goodacre 1 and special and 2. Yorkshire, clear tuft, cock or hen.-* Brooks 1, F. Goodacre 2 and 3. Yorkshire, yellow licked, marked or variegated, cock or hen.—F. Goodacre 1, 2, and 3. Yorkshire, tuft licked, marked or variegated, cock or hen.—S. Brooks 1, F. Goodacre

Any other variety, cock or Brooks t, P. Goodacre 2. Breeding pairs, any variety.—S. Brooks 1, P. Goodacre 2. SELLING CLASSE6. Hen, any variety.—P. Goodacre, OHAMPION3HIPS AND TROPHIES. The North Island championship In the Golden Wyandotte class was won by W. Hall, of Lepperton, In the Working Homers by H. J, Moverley, of New Plymouth, and In Tumblers by A. Wastney, of Nelson Mr. S. J. Smith's £5 5s cup for' the best bird in the Show was won by John Urllch with a White American Leghorn Cock, whilst Messrs. L. A. Nolan and Coys Sl2 12s Cup for the best young bird was won by H. E. Cudby, with a Stiver Wyandotte pullet. Mr. J. K. Hawkins' Cup for best Utility bird was won by I) Murphy, with a White Leghorn Cock, for the second time In succession. In bantams, the Fanciers' Trophy was won by A. P. Lester, P. A. James winning the Breeders' section. The handsome CohUnbarlan Peace Trophy won by Mr. Hurle In the pigeon section, will be on view In Mr Cocker's window this morning, and at the Show to-night. In Canaries, the championship was won by P. Goodacre, 8. Brooks Beeurlng the best for bird of opposite sex. The poultry fanciers had a re-union dinner at the Bhow buildings last evening, Mr, W Scott presiding. FIELD ROOTS. In the class for Mangel Wurzel, Jersey Queen, the first price was won by Mr. J R. Woollaston. CHILDREN'S DAY. The Show will be continued to-day, Which is Children's Day. Children will be admitted during the day for 3d.