HAWERA SHOW.

Taranaki Daily News, 16 November 1922, Page 7

HAWERA SHOW.

THE OPENING DAY. GREAT DISPLAY OF STOCK. LIST OF AWARDS. Tlie Egmont A. and £. Association was favored with splendid weather conditions yesterday for the opening day of their thirty-eighth annual show, at Hawera. The show is a splendid one, and given good weather to-day there should ibe splendid attendances. Dairy cattle, as behoves a district devoted to dairying, form a very strong class.. Horses and pigs are numerous, but sheep are not, as strong as usual. Trade displays are.well up to.the usual standard, . whilst sideshows are very numerous,, and some.of them are of exceptional, merit. .. Farmers of the district have responded well with entries. ... arrangements for the show were splendid. The..stewards all worked well, with,the result that the awards came forward early, and good work was done by Mr.’ A. L. Campbell, the Press steward. Mr. M. C. Aighton, the capable secretary,-.had complete arrangements made, and Mr. McCay rendering valuable assistance. The catering was in the hands of Dustifs, Ltd., and was up to their high standard. The trade exhibitions are varied and interesting. Agricultural and dairying implements and machinery are strongly represented, a display of agricultural implements by Bennett and Sutton being prominent. Motor cars, lorries and cycles of many makes are in evidence, the latest in cars being a prominent feature of the display. All the side-shows familiar to show grounds are in evidence, a number of them being most attractive. Among these Bosco’s snake-charming is of particular interest. The confidence with which this man handles the crowds and shouts them spellbound with his stories is of great interest to the public. The snakes in >his collection are very fine and the show is of considerable educational value. The Maori Wonderland and a display of strange Australians, does not fail to attract the public. Many other side-exhibits alone make the show worth attending. The one hundred guinea cup, donated by Lovell and Christmas, to the winner of the most points in the Jersey class was won by Mr. A. A. Ward, of Tariki. This cup now becomes the property of Mr. Ward, he having annexed it three times in succession.

QUALITY OF THE STOCK. THE JUDGES’ REMARKS. Referring to the exhibition of Ayrshire cattle, the judge, Mr. C. B. Morgan, of Woodville, said the champion cow was as fine an animal as he had seen any where in the North Island. The females as a whole were a very highclass lot. The display proved that the Ayrshire breed was improving by leaps and bounds. The champion bull was an exceptionally good one, but was difficult to separate from the reserve champion. The yearlings were also a fine lot. Of the Jerseys, the judge, Mr. E. Eagle, Carterton, said they were a very fine class. The first and second cows had great udders, and showed constitution. They were cows of which any breeder might feel proud. The chief fault he had to find with the cows was that they were not well hung at the back of the udders. 'The winning three-year-old bull was a good one; indeed, all the placed bulls were very fine. The yearling class was strong. The class of Friesians, said the judge, Mr. H. Burgess, of Rongotea, was of a good dairying type, but was generally lacking jn condition. The winner in the aged .bull class was a fine animal, but was really too old for show purposes. The three-year-old and yearling winners were also good animals. He considered Mr. Johnson’s yearling was the ■best female animal in the show, and that it should develop into a first-class cow. The lack of condition and size was the worst feature of this class. The judge of the Milking Shorthorns, Mr. A. D. Bell, Clevedon, said the entry was smafi, and apart from the placed cattle was not very strong. The champion bull was an exceptionally fine animal, showing great quality and substance. The champion cow was also a classy, clean-cut animal of good dairying quality. Some of the unplaced animals were not really of show type. The entry of sheep showed slight decline over the previous, show, but the pig classes were strong.

PRIZE LIST. CATTLE. FAT CATTLE. Judge: A. D. Bell (Clevedon). Stewards: Geo. Douglas, E. Grant, and Geo. Preece, junr. • Two yearling steers, any breed.—H. Middleton (Waverley) 1 and 3, W. MaL. Dowie (Matapu) 2. Two steers, two years.—C. BT. Lillicrap (Hawera) 1, H. Middleton 2 and 3. Two steers, three years.—C. H. Lillicrap 1, W. McL. Dowie 2, H. Middleton 3. Two fat bullocks, 3 years, suitable for freezing, not to exceed 7501bs.—C. H. Lillicrap 1, H. Middleton 2. Best bullock of greatest commercial value.— W. McL. Dowie 1 and 3, H. Middleton 2 and v.h.c. Two fat heifers, under 3 years.—H. MiddleCow, over 3 years.—H. Middleton 1 and 3, W. McL. Dowie 2 and v.h.c. SHORTHORNS. Judge: A. D. Bell (Clevedon). Stewards: J. E. Meuli and J. Gross. Bull, prior to July, 1919.—Moore Hunter estate’s (Hawera) Buttercup Mascot, by Te Ante Knight 27th—Te Ante Buttercup 68th, 1. Bull, since July, 1919.—Moore Hunter estate’s Violet Knight 9th, by Buttercup Mascot —Waihi Violet. 50th, 1. Bull, since July, 1921.—Moore Hunter estate’s Violet Knight 12th, by Royal Duke 56th —Waihi Violet . 50th, 1. Cow, prior to July, 1919.—Moore Hunter estate’s Burnside Buttercup 2nd, by Te Auto Knight 27th—T9 Ante Buttercup 68th. 1 and champion; Moore Hunter estate’s Burnside Kellerby 6th 2; Moore Hunter estate’s Waihi Violet 50th 3. Heifer, since July, 1919.—Moore Hunter estate’s Burnside Ross Ist 1; Moore Hunter estate’s Burnside Fancy 31st 2. Heifer, since July, V^O.—Moore Hunter estate’s Nancy Lee Gist, by Kellerby Darlington —Nancy Lee 53rd. 1. Heifer, since July, 1921.—Moore Hunter estate’s Burnside Kellerby Bth,"» by Kellerby Darlington—Burnside Kellerby. 1 : Mcore Hunter estate’s Burnside Fancy 35th 2.

HEREFORDS. Judge: J. D. Bell (Clevedon). Stewards: J. E. Meuli and J. Gross. Bull, prior to July, 1919.-T-J. Forbes (Normanby) Lord Almond, by Encore—Almond 50th, 1 and champion. Bull, calved since July, 1919.—J. Forbes’ (Normanby) Squire’s Epigram, by Lord Cynthia—Epigram, 1 and champion. Cow, prior to July, 1919,—J. Forbes’ Almond 4th, by Lord Cynthia—Almond 50th, 1 and champion. Heifer, since July, 1919.—J. Forbes’ Ta.wakara Geranium Ist, by Lord Cynthia—Geranium, 1; J. Forbes' Elgentine Rose 2. Heifer, since July, 1920.—J. Forbes’ Olive Gladlous, Chancellor 81st—Tawakara Gladlous, 1; J. Forbes’ Lady Carrie 2. Helfer, since July, 1921.—J. Forbes’ Tawakara Lioness Ist, by Silver Spee—Lioness fltb, 1; J. Forbes’ Beautiful Princess 2. FRIESIAN. Judge: H. Burgess. Stewards: W. R. Saunders, S. V. Washer, J. E. Meuli, and J. Gross. Bull, prior to July, 1919.—H. E. Johnson’s (Hawera) King Rose de Koi 1; T. Perry’s (Mangatoki) Cliffside Laddie Beauty 2; T. Henderson’s (Okaiawa) Woodcrest Pletje Johanna Pehu 3. Bull, since July, 1919.—T. Perry’s Brookdell Galatea Laddie, by Cliffside Laddie Beauty— Fayne Segls Galatea, 1 and champion; Mrs. F. Yeatman’s (Kapuni) Shaun O’Sullivan 2. Bull, since July, 1920.—J. E. O’Shea’s (Ohangai) Galatea Rozlne Segis, by Rozine Segis 3rd—Willowvale Parenthei, 1 and reserve. Bull, since July, 1921.—T. Perry’s Brookdell Galatea America Pauline, by Woodlands America Laddie—iFayne Segis Galatea, 1; H. E. Johnson’s Tokaora John Bull 2; T. Perry’s Westmere Pontiac Columbia 3. Cow, prior to July, 1919.—H. E. Johnson's (Hawera) Quickshine 1 and chaunplon; T. Henderson’s (Okaiawa) Marchionesfe O’Gowrle 2; T. Perry's Brookdell Galatea Beauty 3. Heifer, since July, 1919.—T. Henderson’s (Okaiawa) Nepean Alcartra Countess Pietje, by Papian Galatea King—Alcartra Pletje Pride, 1 and reserve; T. Perry's Egmont Easel Canary 2. Helfer, since July, 1920. —T. Henderson’s Nepean Lady Burton de Koi, by Pride of Waihi Stream—Marchioness O’Gowrle, 1; H. E. Johnson's entry 2 and 3. Heifer, since July, 1921.—H. E. Johnson’s entry 1 and 2; T. Henderson’s Nepean Marjorie Pehie 3; T. Henderson’s Nopean Asonde Johanna’ v.h.c. Two heifers, since July, 1921.—H. E. Johnson 1 and 2. Bull and three females in milk.—H. E. Johnson 1; T. Henderson 2. Heifer, since July, 1921 (must be entered for Friesian Derby).—H. E. Johnson 1 and 2; T. Henderson 3. GRADE FRIESIANS. Cow, in milk, 4 years or over.—H. E. Johnson 1. Heifer, 2. years old.—H. E. Benton (Whareroa) 2. Helfer, yearling.—H. E. Johnson 1 and 2. AYRSHIRE. Judge: C. B. Morgan (Woodville). Stewards: H. J. Finlay and L. Preece. Bull, prior to July, 1919.—F. Mills (Tokaora) 1; W. Hall’s (Lepperton) Dominion Beauty’s Bonus, by Netherton Good BonusEast Newton Beauty, 2 and reserve. Bull, since July, 1919.—F. Mills’ Admiral of Waipapa, by Gatryowen of Brookside—Adelaide 2nd, 1. Bull, since July, 1920.—F. Mills’ King Bruce of Waipapa, by Netherton King of Townhead, 1; W. Hall’s Brown Bonus of Edendale, 2. Bull, since July, 1921.—P. Bremer’s (Okaiawa) Laddie of Braeside, by Reform of Braeside—Helen of Glenora. 1: F. Mills’ Wfiipapa Mariner 2; Moumahaki Experimental Farm’s Dominion Park Head Boy 3. Cow, prior to July, 1919.—F. Mills' Bella of Awaimoa, by Quaker Lad—Daisy Bell, 1 and reserve; W. Hall’s Dewdrop of Brookside 2 ; F. Mills’ Pansy 3. Helfer, since -1919.—W. Hall’s Dimple of Edendale, by Dominion Beauty’s Bonus— Dora. 1 and champion. Helfer, since July, 1920.—F. Mills’ Prudence 2nd, by Marquis—Prudence, 1; F. Mills’ Ada sth of Waipapa 2. Heifer, since Inly, 1921.—P. Bremer's ——, hy Raleigh of Aahlea—Kathleen, 1; W. Hall's Flower of Edendale 2; W- Hall’s Fairy of Edendale 3. Pen of two heifers, since July, 1921. —W. Hall 1, P. Bremer 2, F. Mills 3. JERSEY. Judge: E. Eagle (Carterton). Stewards: W. R. Butler, Allan Wills, B. N. Bull, prior to July, 1919.—A. A. Ward’s (Tariki) Miro Meadow’s Maori Boy, by Admiral of Puketapu—Miro Meadow’s Buttercup, 1 and champion; J. Scheuber’s (Kaponga) Holly Bank Hero 2. Bull, calved since July, 1919.—W’. Pollock’s (Stratford) Pecuarious, by Willowbrook Duke— Molina’s Gipsy Maid, 1: A. A. Ward’s -Miro Meadow's Al 2; J. S. T. Short’s Hawera) Cloverlea Masterpiece 3. Bull, since July, 1920.—A. A. Ward’s Miro Meadow's Teddy, by Miro Meadow’s Baron — Miro Meadow’s Rita, 1; Wm. Mortlock's (Normanby) Patch’s Lad 2; H. B. Leppers (Lepperton) Meadowvale Gold King 3. Bull, since July, 1921.—R. C. Henry’s (Bell Block) Poplarvale Optician, by Mho Meadow’s Paddy—Tuberose, 1; A. A. Ward's Miro Meadow's Akatea 2; F. Hoskin’s (Matapu) Majestic Owler 3. Cow, prior to July, 1919.—H. B. Lepper's Maori Pearl, by Petune’s Noble —Lllium's Mab, 1 and reserve; H. B. Lepper's Elf’s Beauty 2; Wren Bros. (Tokaora) Queen of the Gipsies 3; A. A. Ward’s Mito Meadow’s Melba v.h.c. Cow, prior to July, 1918, with C.O.R. record. —H. B. Lepper’s Elf’s Beauty 1; A. A. Ward’s Miro Meadow’s Melba 2; C. If. Sharp’s (Te Roti) Avoca's Daisy 3; A. A. Ward’s Miro Meadow’s Maud v.h.c. Cow, since July, 1919, -with C.D.R. record.— H. B. Lepper’s Maori Flirt, by Captain —Maori Malden, 1; A. A. Ward’s Miro Meadow's Floria 2. Helfer, since July, 1919.—H. B. Lepper’s Maori Flirt 1; F. Hoskin’s Nelley Doris 2; A. A. Ward's Miro Meadow’s Floria 3. Heifer, since July, 1920.—V. W. Nowell’s (Hawera) Avoca’s Jewel, by Oakland’s Squire Mahone—Avoca’s Daisy, 1 and champion; A. E. Linn’s (Normanby) Viola’s Bright Lady 2; H. C. Sampson’s (Hillsborough) Viola, Lady Mercedes 3; F. Hoskin's Te Ngutu Queenle h.c. Heifer, since July, 1921.—Linn Bros.’ (Normanby) Farewell’s Bright Viola, by Brompton Bright (imp.)—Victoria’s Farewell, 1; Linn Bros.’ Greenfield Gipsy Maid 2; J. Meuli (Normanby) Pine Bank Queen 8. Two heifers, since July, 1921. —Linn Bros. 1 ; J. Meuli 2; H. C. Sampson 3. > Heifer, since, July, 1920, entered in C.O.R. Stakes.—V. W. Nowell's Avoca’s Jewel 1; A. E. Linn's Viola’s Bright Lady 2; H. C. Sampson's Viola Ladv Mercedes 3; F. Hoskin’s Te Ngutu Queen ie 3. Cow, 3 years or over, heifer since July, 1920, and heifer since July, 1921, property one' owner.—A. E. Western. 1, Wren Bros. 2, H. C. Sampson 3. GRADE JERSEY. Judge: F. W. Cornwall (Bell Block). Cow, in milk, 4 years or over. —D. P. F. Malone (Kaponga) 1 and 3, W. Standish (Tokaora) 2. Cow, 3 years old, in milk.—E. Meuli (Hawera) 1. Helfer, 2 years old.—E. Meuli 1, R- Rasmussen (Hawera) 2, Digby Benton (Whareroa) 3. Yearling heifer.—D. Pettigrew (Pihama) 1. E. Griffin (Inaha) 2. A. E. Death (Hawera) 3. MILKING SHORTHORNS. Judge: S. Morgan (Woodville). Stewards: E. McPhillips, L. Preece, J. B. Laurensqn. Bull, prior to July, 1919.—J. C. Wright’s (Matapu) Victory of Cornwall Park, by Acorn of Oakdale—Joyce 2nd of Hill View. 1 ; Moore Hunter estate’s Lee Metford 11th 2. Bull, since July, 1919.—E. A. Washer's (Okaiawa) Lincoln Butterfat, by Harvey's Lad—Violet 16th, 1 and champion. Bull, since July, 1920.—J. C. Wright’s Reformer of Cornwall Park, by Clinker 2nd of Oakdale—Tulip 'IV. of Cornwall Park, 1 and reserve; H. C. Belcher's (Eltham) Stanfield Earl Kitchener 2. Bull, since July, 1921.—J. C. Wright’s Advance of Cornwall Park, by Victory of Cornwall Park—Queen of Cornwall Park, 1. Cow, prior to July, 1919.—J. C. Wrights

Braeside Sweet Nell, by Sailor Boy—Dilworth Flirt, 1 and champion; J. C. Wright’s Braesldc Jewel 2 and reserve. Heifer, since July, 1919. —J. C. Wright’s Queen of Cornwall Park, by Acorn of Oakdale —Honeycomb, 1; Mrs. E. Hayward’s (Hawera) 2. Helfer, since July, 1921.—J. C. Wright’s Victoria of Cornwall Park, by Victory of Cornwall Park—Honeycomb, 1; J. C. Wright’s Tulip 10th of Cornwall Park 2; W. P. Botten's (Eltham) Shawfleld Favorite 3. Pen of two heifers.—J. C. lyright’s Victoria and Tulip 10th of Cornwall Park 1. HORSES. Judge, F. Shearer (Whakptane) ; stewards, P. Tocker and . J. F. Murray. DRAUGHTS. Brood mare prior to Aug., 1919.—Moore Hunter Estate’s Fudge, by Meteor—Barley Sugar, 1; Moore Hunter Estate’s Hefty Maid, 2. Dry mare, prior to Aug., 1919.—Moore Hunter Estate’s Lingerie, by Buchlyvie Favorite— Hinemoa, 1; H. Middleton’s (Waverley) Rosemount Witchie, 2; L. Hitchcock's (Normanby) Diamond, 3. Filly, since Aug., 1919.—Moore Hunter Estate’s Sesame, by Buchlyvie Favorite—Lady St. John, 1; J. W. Harding’s (Walpukurau) Alma, 2; Moore Hunter Estate's Bon Bon, 3. Filly, since Aug. 1920. —Moore Hunter Estate's Cot Case, by Alton Favorite—Lady- St. John, 1; H. Middleton (Waverley), 2; Moore Hunter Estate’s Sen Sen, 3. Filly, since Aug.., 1921.—J. Paul's (Stratford) Balthangie Quen Mab, by Buchlyvie Favorite —Balthangie Favorite, 1; Moore Hunter Estate’s Rudebah, 2; H. Middleton's entry 3. Gelding, since Aug., 1919.—H. Middleton’s Major, by Meteor—Blossom, 1. Two-horse team.—Moore Hunter Estate 1, H. Middleton 2 and 3. Three-horse team. —Moore Hunter Estate 1, H. Middleton 2. SPRING CARTS. Mare or gelding up to 20 cwt. —T. Orr’s (Ngaere) 1, A. Lankow’s (Manala) Topsy 2. C. Harrison’s (Hawera) Blue Scott 3. Milkcart horse, exhibited by factory supplier. —T. Orr 1. A. Lankotf 2, C. Harrison 3. Mare or gelding, for general farm purposes. —W. J. Butter’s (Hawera) Holly 1, H. B. Taylor's (Hawera) Dolly 2, H. A. K. McNae (Hawera) Dolly 3. SADDLE HORSES. Maiden Itack.—Alex. Hunter’s (Hawera) Weaver, by Captain Webb—Calico, 1; Alex. Hunter’s Fustian, 2; M. M. Scott's (Whakamara) Massa Johnson, 3. Hack, mare or gelding, up to 15 stone. —G. D. Smith's (Waverley) Murltal 1, M. M. Scott’s Massa Johnson 2, Alex. Hunter’s Fustian 3. Hack, mare or gelding, up to 13 st.—Miss E. Mills' (Tokaora) Grey Mist 1, L. M. Harrington's (Hawera) Black Jack 2, L. McGuinness’ (Te Popo) Mahoe 3. Hack, mare or gelding, up to 12 st. —Mrs. H. Gillies’ (Palmerston North) Captain Glossop 1, Alex. Hunter’s Weaver 2, Miss G. W. Tarry’s (Inglewood) Sportsman 3. Weight-carrying cob, 14.1 to 15 hands, up to 13 st. —S. J. Bailey’s (Hawera) Fairy, by Patrick L.—Lady Moore, 1; Hugh Mills' (Hawera) Nugget 2, W. G. Simpson’s (Hawera) Donald 3. Lady's hack, not exceeding 15 hands. —Miss G. W. Tarry’s Sportsman 1, H. L. Vine’s. (Manala) Kiriwha 2, S. J. Bailey’s Fairy 3. Best paced and mannered hack.—Mrs. Hugh Gillies’ Captain Glossop 1, Mrs. E. Mills' Grey Mist 2, Alex. Hunter’s Weaver 3, Alex. Hunter’s Fustian v.h.c. Best walking horse.—M. M. Scott’s Massa Johnson 1, Miss E. Mills’ Grey Mist 2, J. S. T. Short's (Hawera) Gunboat 3. Lady's hack, over 15 hands.—Mrs. Hugh Gillies' Captain Glossop 1, Mrs. E. Mills’ Grey Mist 2, Alex. Hunter’s Fustian 3. Lady rider.—Mrs. H. Meads (Palmerston North) 1. COMPETITIONS. Malden hunters’ competition.—First £5 ss, second £2 2s, third £1 Is—R. Fleming’s (Opunake) King 1, S. J. Syme’s (Waverley) Bombardier 2, M. M. Scott’s (Whakamara) Massa Johnson 3. Wire-jumping competition.—First £7 7s, second £2 2s, third £1 Is.—G. R. Scotvn’s (Kakaramea) Moonlight 1, F. Laird’s (Huntervllle) Hailstorm 2, C. Paterson’s (Kapuni) Glen Royal 3. Hunting competition.—First £l5 and J. J. Bryce’s 20-gulnea cup; second £5 ss, third £2 2s.—Mrs. D. G. Rlddiford’s (Marton) Slippery Sam, 1; W. H. Oliver's (Ashhurst) Gay Wilkie 2, G. D. Smith’s (Waverley) Murltal 3. DOG TRIAL COMPETITION. Judge: W. B. Grant (New Plymouth). R. Guthrie’s Clip, 38 points, 1; J. R. Corrigan’s Tam, 36 points, 2; E. Parson’s Pip, 3. SHEEP. Judge: A. E. Anderson (Clareville).) Stewards: E. Death and M. M. Scott. LINCOLNS. Ram, over 30 months.—D. Ross (Brunswick), I, 2 and 3. Ram, over 18 months and under 30 months.— P. Bremer (Okaiawa), 1 and ch. and 2; D. Ross 3. Ram, under 18 months.—P. Bremer 1 and 2. Two rams, under 18 months. —P. Bremer J. Ewe, over 18 months, with lamb at foot.— P. Bremer 1 ch., D. Ross 2 and 3. Two ewes, over 18 months, with lambs ac foot.—D. Ross 1 and 2. Ewe, under 18 months.—P. Bremer 1 and 2. D. Ross 3. Ewes, under 18 months. —P. Bremer 1. ROMNEY MARSH. Judge: A. E. Anderson (Clareville). Stewards: C. G. Trotter, C. Hughes and G. Hawken. Ram, over 30 months.—Blair and Hunter (Wanganui) 1 and ch., Egmont A. & P. Association 2. Ram, over 18 months and under 30 months. —D. Ross (Brunswick) 1, Blair and Hunter 2. Ram, under 18 months.—Blair and Hunter 1, I). Ross 2. Two rams, under 18 months. —D. B. Nolan (Hawera) 1. Two rams, under 18 months.—Blair and Hunter 1. Ewes, over 18 months, with lamb at foot.— Blair and Hunter 1, D. Ross 2 and 3. Two ewes, over 18 months.—Blair and Hunter 1, D. Ross 2, D. B. Nolan 3. Ewe, under 18 months. —Blair and Hunter 1, D. B. Nolan 2 and 3. Two ewes, under 18 months.—Blair and HunFAT SHEEP. Judge: K. W. Deighton (Marton). Stewards: W. Douglas and P. M. Harrison. Heavy-weights, Down, Ryeland or their crosses, three wethers. —E. Parsons (Waitotara) 1. Three ewes, E. Parsons 1. Heavy-weights, long-wool crosses; three fat ewes.—D. B. Nolan 1, E. Parsons 2. Three fat ewes, under 18 months; long-wool crosses. —D. B. Nolan 1. FAT LAMBS. Three lambs, Down, Ryeland or their crosses, not to exceed 80 lb.—E. Parsons 1. Five fat lambs, any breed or cross; not to exceed 80 lb, conditional on export.—E. Parsons 1. Pet lamb, in wool.—Harry Hayward PIGS. Judge: B. Gray (Felldlng). Stewards: T. C. Arnold and H. C. E. Arnold. BERKSHIRE. Boar, 15 months and over.—Revell and Sons (Kaponga) Black Chief, by Black Prince— Porirua Prolific, 1 and res.; K. McNae’s (Hawera) Meadow Park 2; W. P. Bickers and Son’s (Fellding) Roblass 3. Boar, over eight months and under 15 months. —C. 11. Washer’s (Hawera) entry, 1 and ch., Public Hospital and Wells Bros. 2. Boar, under eight months.—K. McNae’s entry 1; J. Pitt (Hawera) 2; D, Stewart (Normanby) 3. Boar, under four months.—H. B. Benton’s (Whareroa) entry 1, K. McNae (Hawera) 2. Sow, 15 months and over.—Don. Stewart 1 and ch., W. P. Bickers and Sons 2, H. B.

Benton 3. Sow, under 15 months.—Revell and Sons 1 and res., Don. Stewart 2 and 3. Sow, under eight months.—Revell and Sons 1 and v.h.c., C. H. Washer 2, H. B. Benton Sow, under four months.—C. H. Washer 1, H. B. Benton 2/ K. McNae 3. Boar and two sows, under four months, from one litter.—K. McNae 1, H. B. Benton 2. YORKSHIRE. Boar, 15 months and over.—J. Revell and Sons 1. Sow, 15 months and over.—Revell and Sons TAMWORTH. Sow, 15 months and over. —K. McNae 1. GENERAL. Two pigs for bacon factory purposes, not to exceed 160 lb dead-weight.—H. Steffert (Hawera) 1, Wilson and Buckley (Ararata) 2, C. H. Washer 3. Throe porkers, suitable for freezing, not exceeding 110 11) dead weight.—H. Steffert 1, T. C. Arnold (Hawera) 2. Sow, purebreds only, any breeder; litter.— J. Pell (Hawera) 1. PEOPLE’S DAY TO-DAY. The show will be continued to-day, which will be People’s Day. There is much to interest the public in the various sections, the parade, which takes place at 2 p.m., being worth seeing. The jumping events, which include the Egmont champion jump of £65, should prove exciting. The Hawera Citizens’ Band will render a programme of music during the afternoon.