DAIRY PRODUCE.

Taranaki Daily News, 20 June 1922, Page 5

DAIRY PRODUCE.

MANAWATU SHOW AWARDS. SOME TARANAKI SUCCESSES. DETAILS OF COMPETITIONS. (By Wire —Special Reporter.) Palmerston N., Last Night. The dairy produce section is a very strong feature of the Manawatu Show this year, there being 176 entries in the seven butter classes and 254 entries in the 12 cheese classes. In the butter section, Taranaki is represented by North Taranaki, Maketawa, and Moa Farmers. While the grading is fairly high in the various classes, the only one to touch prize-money is Maketawa, which is bracketed third with two other factories in an export box class. In cheese, Taranaki is more strongly -e--presented by Alton, Lowgarth, Kaupokonui and Kakaramea. Kaupokonui (C. Sutter) wins in the class for factory cheese by a cheesemaker or first assistant, and Kaupokonui (S. Jones) is second in the novice class. Kaupokonui also ties with three others for the Viking Rennet special. Alton (A. Illingworth) is third in the fullcream Cheddar class, and fourth in New Zealand Factory Managers’ Association and in the novice class, also second in the Clement Cup, awarded on the average grade plus the average classes in the championship classes. Lowgarth was third in one Cheddar export class, and fourth in the Factory Managers’ Association class; also third in the New Zealand Shipping Company’s Cup. Kakaramea is fourth for the Lonsdale Cup. By Telegraph.—Press Association. Palmerston N., Last Night. The results in the butter and cheese section at the National Dairy Show are: BUTTER. Championships.—Mauriceville, 190 points, 1; Konini, 189, 2; Riverbank, 1884, 3. Box of export factory butter, 56 lb, manufactured at the factory of the exhibitor making an entry; open to all factories in New Zealand (Shaw Savill and Albion Cup).—Awahuri, 95, 1; Golden Bay, 944, New Zealand Co-op., Waiuku 94J, 2; Kaii a tai a, 94, 3. I Championship of New Zealand, to be j competed for by exhibitors entered In • Classes 1 and 6.—Konini, 954, 1; Mauriceville, 95, 2; Levin, 944, 3. Box of butter, 56 lb, open to factories receiving home-separated cream only.— Waimea 95, Riverbank 95, 1; Piopio, 944, Shannon 944, 2; Rangiwahia, 94, 3. Box of butter made by buttermaker >r factory manager’s first assistant, suitable for export and made under most favorable conditions.—Karamea, 95, 1; Konini, 944, 2; United, 944, 2; Sannon 94, Levin 94, Waimea 94, 3. Box of butter, 56 lb, sailed, suitable for export; open to all factories in New Zealand.—Riverbank, 96, 1; New Zealand Coi op., Waiuku, 954, 2; Mauriceville 95, Levin | 95, 3. ' Box of butter in pats, suitable for local I trade; open to all factories in New Zealand.—New Zealand Co-op., Waiuku, 96, 1; United, 954, 2;; Mauriceville, 95, 3; Levin, 95, 3. Box of butter in pats, suitable for local trade; open to all factories in New Zealand (Cunard Rose Bowl).—New Zealand i Co-op., Waiuku, 954, 1; Mauriceville, 95, I 2; Maketawa 944, United 944, Levin 944, 3. Box of butter for export; open only to • members of the Dairy Factory Managers’ Association.—United, 954, 1; Shannon 95, Levin 95, Riverbank 95, 2. t CHEESE. Full-cream cheddar-shaped cheese, fur export, colored.—Featherston, 95 points, 1; Te Horo, 94i, 2; Alton, 94, 3. Full-cream cheddar-shaped, white.—Tataramoa, 954, 1; Rexdale, 95, 2: Lowgarth, 94J, 3. Factory, fully matured, any colored.— Dalefield, 95, 1; Rexdale, 944, 2; Feather- . ston, 94, 3. Case of cheese, 80 to 160 lb, irrespective of color and shape; open to members of the Dairy Factories’ Association. —Rexdale, 95, 1; Kuku, 944, 2; Featherston, 94, 3. Cheese from non-pasteurised milk, fully matured.—lsland, 924, 1; Raumati, 82, :?; Dalefield, 91£, 3. Medium chees, any color, for local trade. —Kuku, 95, 1; Maharahara, 944, 2; Grcytown, 94, 3. Export factory, cheese, any color; for managers who had not won £5 in prizes.— Maharahara, 95, 1; Kaupokonui, 944, 2; Tiritau, 94, 3. Cheese, any color, made-by cheesemaker or factory manager’s assistant.—Kaupokoi nui, 954, 1; Rexdale, 954, 1; Featherston, 1 95, 3. Loaf cheese.—Taratahi, 954, 1; Dalefield, i 95, 2; Belvedere, 944, 3. : Manawatu and West Coast cheese chamj pionship.—Kairanga (W. Kilpatrick), 944, j 1; Kuku (G. Woods), 94, 2; Tiakitahuna (J. 93, 3. I Lonsdale Cup.—Kuku XG. Woods). I Clement Cup.—Dalefield (J. Linton). Viking rennet special.—Taratahi (D. Adj ams). New Zealand Shipping Company’s Cup.— Tatarumoa (T. Connell). Cb ampionship (Rowson and Hodgson Cup)..—Featherston (J. Brash).

South Island gold medal.—O’Kain’s Bay and Barry’s Bay, equal.