CARTERTON SHOW.

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXIX, Issue 8270, 25 October 1906, Page 5

CARTERTON SHOW.

SfciCOND DAY. (Special Rflporfcars). For People's Day of their annual Show the Wairarapa aud Bast Coast P. and A. Society were favoured with glorious weather. The attendance was estimated at over 6,000, whioh is a record for the Society. There were numerous attractions for visitors in the way of side shows. The ring events were very interesting. Everything went off without a hitch. The Secretary (Mr j H. S, Moss) and the Committee had j all the arrangements complete. horses. The show of horses yesterday was far more interesting than on the previous day. Nine stallions were shown altogether, and Mr V. O'Neill's Silver Charme* won the pony championship. r lhe carriage horses were a veiy good class. Out of a very good lot of hacks those suitable for carrying list riders pleased the judges moat. The competition for the Challenge Cup was very keen "Tho jumping was simply excellent; in fact the best jumping ( have Been," said Mr A. .Bill, the judge. The onp waa won by Mr G. L. Suuderland's "Juggler." In the draughts competition was good, and the judge's comments on the class as a whole were ver/y favourable. The stallions over four years were a very even lot, but there was more size than quality in thorn. The fillies foaled sinoe August Ist, 1903, were a well-grown lot. Mr Q. Donaid's Dinah secured first place. The dry mares were a really good lot. Mr ft. Smith carried off the oharripioaehip.

PIGS. TChe show in pfga was confined to fecal breeders, there being au ab•aenoe of exhibits from such breeders as Messrs Slack Bros. and Jarviß, of Palmersfcou North. Dhe number of entries this year is in excess of those last year by 38. The best sihow was made m Yorkshires, het the exhibits generally foere not up to the of last year. There were no Tain worths shown. Mr 0. Morgan secured the championship in Yorkshire boars, and Mr J. Standen m Bersshire sows.

POULTRYT*ao poultry exhibits numbered 3iSB, a large increase on ijast year's number. The exhibits were very I jjood. As a class the, M,inorcas •were the best. ©ompatitioa was >not very keen in awy oi the classes, 'and the judge had little difficulty 'in giving his award a. The aaly f 'iauU that could >be f'oand with the duoks was that *ttiey were hiokin g in shape. The best biiird in the Show was a Minorca ben exhibited hy Messrs Casey tiros. 'Fhe two Minor ca hens exhibited by the eaino fanciers were considered by:the juctge to be tne ibiri is he had ®aen in the colony. The Buff Orpiogt'ons were a goo a 'lot. Laagshans w ere also a good ><jlass.. Mr H. Madnley carried off all t;he prizes iu this .class. Hhe Qold-i jenciiied: Hemb nrpe made a very poor • show. The Sil ,verspangled fflamb orgs were a ir iach better olrss. T.'he Black Hatnb rarge shown were only of a csedi iocre class. The ~Sil vet Wyandottes were ali oat of con excepting \ Mr C. Morgan's; <jan.) win jning eoofcerel,' whir was a vory good bard. The White Wyandefetea ! wer< a urach «better »lot, espeotall: j th« 'ooofcs ted Messna Hi H. :E. Morgaa abd U. E. Rendlo. la ; the White Leghoras thofiiens and ; 'PuKefrs were ;goad, hut the oeok erels weWvnot'ap to the standard. 'J There were a ffow good Brown iegl iorn« shown, and Uoe dark Dorkiicga were a. jgood ciaes. !■ PIGEONS. IBigeoQ© "were a splendijS «Qlass . i£houghom£. The said! fa a was -surprised to pee so many gocd I tirds | at'the Show. There were some very i gocl Farrtalil 9, which the jadce ijonj girtered 'oould 1 , hold fcheir own ;in any show. The only complaisant the jjudge bad to make was tbßt Sonne : of tbe birds were a. little wild, i uid ; (tjhie prevente<3 him from netting: a good ilock ar tbeiu when Judging ! tiboEa. J3e.aaiid that fanotors sbou'ld : handle*their biids more: fcefior,eJ.&ho>w- ! 'ing^hem. | ...DOGS.

. EL'tore wats a v»ry large iism'sasa in ! 'the number, of dogs this year as | «oompared with laei year, 'ffhe ; cougli- coateil collies were a wory : igood fllass, but the placed doge were ■a'long way ahead ;0f the other co*»-

ipetitocg. Tbfc same remarks appij the -smooth-ihaired dogs. Thf ;gtfeyhojcaudd were a good even class, considered that Mr A. J. •Cooper'*) Oocfcer Spaoiei bitch) which was first in its alass, was a sffeendirf animal,,and would take a lot of beating at any Show. "She's a .pEiotnie," said tfhe judge. ©OMPEEITIONS. Ie the riding oomnetitions for boy-sand -girls uniSer;l4 years of age some very good riding was seen. Some excellent jumping was witnessed in the competition for the Chalieuge Cup. This was eventually won rtssr D- Noake,a Mignon. The buck - jumping competition proved Kj.ne of the best items of the day, and aomo good horsemanship was witnessed. The winner was Mr J. McDoaald, who rode cylendidly. The judg« had some difficulty in awarding the eeaoud prize, and it was only affcer a second exhibition on the part of several of the competitors, tliafc he" 4 a<Sjjudged H. OakonfuJl second. An amateur judging

00mpetition was hold in draught [horses. K. Johnstone, jur., of Masterton, who won the first prize, placed the same animals first and second as the judge, The second .prize winner., T. P. Oampbell, placed the flm animal oorreotly, but his deoißiun as to the second fcud third animals was reversed by the jo ige. fNDUSIKIAL EXHIBITS. As on the first day, great interest was taken iu this section, crowds of spectators being constantly around the various exhibits, Exbibiturs were able to make a good show,and excellent business was reported to hare been'done by thorn all.

JJENKINSON AND CO., LTD. This company were to fciio front with an exceptionally fine display of motor oars, whioh attracted a largo amount of public interest. A. S. JUDD. Mr Judd, of Carterton, had a varied exhibit of cycles for which be is the agent, including the popular Centaur, Premier, Rothweil and U.S.A. machine?, ns well as an extensive assortment of accessories of every description. A eplendidly-built Minerva motor bicycle was also on view,and was greatly admired by all who saw it. Mr Judd makes specialty of motor-car and motor bicycle repairs, to which be makes reference on page 1 of this issue. DONALD AND SONS, LTD. Farmers and settlers generally always take an interest in the exhibits made by Messrs DonalJ and Sods, and in their display, yesterday, they made a speoiaity of woo! presses, jacks, and wire strainers. All of these three linos are greatly in demand at presont, and the firm have some difficulty iu suppiying thQ numerous orders. T. DWY3R AND CO. The display by the "Talkeries," of Masterton, iuoluded all the latest in the phonographic world. In addition to the various machines tho firm have at the Mnsterton depot, it is worthy of note that they hoH very heavy stocks of records of eve*y description.

PRIZE LIBT. COMPETITIONS. f Riding competition (for girls under 14 years of aae): , Miss M. Palmer, J. Grant 2, Miss Eva Hodder. Best lady rider (smartest turn-oat): Miss ConnieTilson 1, Miss L. Hodder 2. Best turn-out (to be driven by a lady): J. Bull 1, Miss Effle Booth 2. Riding competition (for boys under 14 years olage). Donald Grant 2, 'IY Oatt 3. Challenge Cup: D. Noake's, Mmpun 1, D. (Bennett's Merrio Gnl 2, W. Howard Booth's SobM Robin i. Book-jumping competition: J. McDonald 1, H. Oakeufull 2, P. lugloy ; S.

HORSES.

Thoroughbreds—Stallion, 4 years and upwards: W. 0. Tally's Snraoan 1 and ob, R. W. Quirk's Malatna 2. Mißcellaneons.—Stallion, bestcal. ouiated fco get horses for tho road field, 4 years and upwards: 0. MoGullough's Wiokiow 1, S. Liddington's Boston 2. Pony stallion, any age, over 12 and under 11 hunda; V. O'Neill's Silver Charm or 1» A. Fraser's King o' tho Riug 2, 0. Nix's Indian prince 3. Pair horses, shown in buggy: J. Ballifl Molly and Beladuuna 1, J.. Bull a Paddy and Barney 2, John Moßae 3. Pair buggy ponies, over J. 3 hands and not exceeding 14 bands: Waiia- . rapa Farmers' Co-operative Association's Rima and. Rata 1, A. St'ompa s Lady Kate and lorpedo 2. Horses shown in dog-cart or trap. W. Cooper 1 JJ R Fanwiek 2. Horse sbown in baggy: iff. D* Watson's Auctioneer 1, Bail's Belladonna 2, T. Kennedys Fairfield 3. Horse nor. to exceed ,15 hands, shown in gig: 1. Dwyer'a Jessica A, Gra? Bros J. Ball's/ Barney 3. Pony, 13 hands or under,,shown in'daisy cart,. drives ) ® lady-: ■ Kay btrang s Hmana 1,; •&, Stempa's Torpedo Joseph G cast's LRes 3. Pony, over 13and not »poeecSlng -4 honda, shown in dfiey <nart, driven ty a lady: F. W. Garevjf-fi Viokecrs 1, A. Stem pa s Lady K ate '2, Mass Effie Booth's Robin 3. Azote s issuable for carrying 15 stone alders MCL X~ Sunderland's Juggler 11, W- 41. Wa'ison's Yeast R„ AJorriwou's lieiSa 3. Hack suitalc&eu for •flarryiifjg 13! stone rider: Vj*. A.. Pjfce'a R'angitrje 1, H. fiaaaeli'sKing JiiriKiy 2, W!. D. Yeast 3. iHaok - snrtable for carrying i !l stone 'rider-BulPa Paddy 1, ] Trustees D. McufcSeafter's JKukama 2, j R C. Ba nny'G -Eopake 3. Cob, not lover 15 Ihands: JijL Hassall's Diok Tut'piu 1, R. jEL ißunny's Rangi 2, K: WaHer"s.t3nn aet ,3. Boy's pony not over 125 ibanils fco be ridden by boy under .18 years:: Joseph Grant 1, T. A. Tocker 2, ff. MoKenzie 3. Boy's pony .over 12 and uuder 13 hande, fco be a-iilden by boy under 14: Kay Strang I, F.. il Lewis 2, E. Cook 3. Boy's pony., over 13 and not exceeding 14 hands, to be ridden oy boy under 15: $1 Ryan 1, J. Shaw 2, Harold Evans 3. Shetland pon},T: C. R. Bidwili J* Horace Catfc 2. Girl's pony, under 13 hands, to be ridden by gir! under 35: A.

b'teraptt I, James Donald 2, Miss M Palmer' 3. Lady's hack, to to riddet by lady (side-eaidle): T. Kennedy'* I Twilight 3 and special, Joseph i Graft's Matchbox 2, J. MoMaster'j ' Mo era 3. Challenge cap, va!ue£2o; <G. L. Sanderland's Juggler 1. farmers horse (judge, Mr J. Gow, Wfngafcai, Otago), shown iu farmer t«KJ or apring cart: JBf. Rayner, jan , 1, H. Preston 2, P. A. White vhc. Faetory Jfcurn-out, points for horse, harness, txap or brake: H. Rayner, jun. 1, F. A. White 2. Draughts.-—Jurtge, Mr J. Gow f (Wingatai).—Stallion, 4 years and upwards: John Falloon's Federation 1, R. Faitoon's Brilliant Hoy 2, J. V. Keed'a Prince of Wales vhc. Oolt foaled giace August Ist, 1903: J. Bourke 1. Oolt or galding foaled since August 1, 1905: J. Oatea 1, Q. Donald 2, W. W. Smith vho. Mare in foal, or with foal at foot: Q. Donald 1 and 2, J. Cundy 3. Filly foaled sinoo August Ist, 1903; Q. Donald 1, Jatnes Bonrke 2, W. Blatchford v'uc. Filly foaled sioue August Isf, 1904: Donald's Estate 1, 2 and vho. Filly foaled since August Ist, 1905: J. ti. Williams 1, W. W. Smith 2. Gelding foaled since August: Ist, 1904: Q. Donald 1, W. O. Buchanan 2. Dry Mare: K. Smith 1 and ah, Q. DonUd 2, W. D. Watson vhc. Pair lorses. in harnees, most suitable for sloughing, being the property of >ne owner: Q. Donald 1, R. Smith 5, W. Howard Booth vho. Team if three horses, iu harnesr, most uitablo for ploughing, being the iroperty of one owner: Q. Donald , R. Smith 2, W. Howard Booth ho. Team of four horse?, in har- . teas, most suitable for ploughing, leing the property of one owner: Q. )onald 1, R. Smith 2, W. Howard Sooth vho. Pair of dray horses, hown in dray: R. Smith 1, q; DonId 2. Pair lorry horser, shown ia

lorry: Q. Donald 1, Haileyßros. 2. CA TILE. Milkers.—Judge: Mi J. S. Candy, Featherston. —Cow in milk, any pure brood: Charles Morgan, 211bs milk, teat 3.4, butter fat .71, 1; P. O. Anderson, 14lbs milk, test 4.8, but tei fat .67, 2. Cow in milk, any breed: J. Standen, milk 211bs, test 5, butter fat 1.32,1; E. Dorset, milk 321bs, test 3.8, butter Ist 1.21; Mrs Kautson, mi'k 281bs, test 4.1, butter fat 1.14, 3; C Fairbrolher, milk 22.^lbs, test 5, butter fat 1.12, 4; G. Soiver, milk 21 .'4 lbs, test s,butter fat 1.07, 5. Heifer, 3 sears or under, in milk: W. A. Hurt, milk 231bs, test 4.2, butter fat .96, 1; H. McPsrtland, milk 2llbs, test 3.8, butter fat 7.9, 2; u. Soiver, milk 23, tbst 3.4, butler fat .78, S; J. Standen, milk 221 by, test 3.4, butter fat .74, 4. Heifr-r calved s'uoe July Ist, 1904: V. Ashton 1, Jrs Crew 2 and vho. Three heifers, calved since July 1. 1905: W. C. Ordish 3, 0. Morgan 2, Feast Bros. vhc. One heifer, calvod since July Ist, 1905: | C. Morgan 1, C. bairbrothar vhc, E. Eagle, junr., he. DOGS. Judge: Mr B. Harrison, Wellington. Oo!lie dog: Mrs 0. Smith 3, Mrs W. A. Renull 2, J. R. Nicol vhc. Collie bitch: Chap. Morgan 1, W. Gated 2, D. Reiii vho. Collie pup under (wolvo months: J. Fsrkins 2. Smooth-humid sheep dog: A. lorna 3, S. Willooghby 2, J. Lid- j diugton vhc. Hough-haired sheep j dog: J. McDonald 1 and 2, Geo. Richards vhc. Cattle ciog: A. Anketell 3, G. Stivers 2, P. M. J. Gates vho, A. Hooker he. Retriever dog: 13. Catt 2. Retrievor bitch: A. N. j Morris 2. Setter dog: J. M. 'loom- J ath 1 and 2. Settor fcitcb: D. F. McKay 1 nnd 2. Pointer bitch: P. H. Smith 1. Fox terrier dog: W. Madeley 1, H. Madeley 2, J. M. Lightfoot vho, A. Maguire ho. fcox terrier bitch: Geo. Henderson 1, H. Madeley 2. Greyhound dog: Harold Evans 1, S.Reid 2. Greyhound bitoh: F. L. Tnrley 1 and 2. Clumber ! spauiel dog: Miss E. Lindop 2. Cocker Spsniel dog: R. Strang 1. Cocker Spaniel bitoh: A. J. Cooper 1 and vhc. St. Bernard dog: Mrs T. J. Rnthbone 1, T. G. Bean 2. PIGS;' Ju3ge: Mr J. 0. Batohelar, Palmerston North. Boar, Berkshire, 12 months and over: J. Standen 1. Sow,"Berkshire, 12 months and ever: J. Standen 1 and ch. Boar, Yorkshire, 12 months and over: Chas. Morgan 1 and oh, T. Harrey 2. Sow with litter: Enoch Goodin 3, Fenst Bros 2, J. J. Cadwallader 3. Porker, not exceeding COlbs: T. Raid 1. Bacon pig, nut exceeding 3501b5, to dress from 1101 bs to 150!ba: A. Knutson 1, T. Harvey 2, N. Neilsen 3. Two porkera, not exceeding 801bs: T. Reid 1, N. Neilsen 2. Three to four suckers, from 5 to 10 wewks uld, fattened on International Stock Food:.R. McLaren 1, S. Rayner 2. POULTRY. ■Judge: Mr A. Walker, Christchnrcb. Indian Gamecock: R. E. Graham I, Indian Game ben: J. Laurenaon 1 and 2, R. E. Graham vho and o. Game cock, any variety: Lllia Goodin, Old English, 1. Game hen> any variety: R. E. Graham, Pile, 1; R. E. Graham, Black Red, 2. Game tjooberel, any variety: R. E. Gra-: bam 1, 2 and vho. Gc me pullet,; any variety: R. E. Graham 1, 2,; and vho. Dorking cook, any variety:, F. J. Dillpn, dark, 1; T. W, Barnes,! Silver Grey, 2; W. Spacknian vho.; Dorking hen,-any variety: F. J. Dillon, dark, 1 and 2; T. W. Barnes, vho; W. Spackman c. Dorking cockerel, any variety: F. J. Dillon, dark, 1. Dorkiug pullet, any. variety: F. J. Diilon 1 and 2. Spanish cock: P. C. Andersen 1. Spanish ben: P. 0, i Andersen 1 and 2. Andalusian cook: Taplin Bros 2, W. Abbott vho. Andalnslan hen: W. Atboft 1. Andalusian cookere l : Ellis Goodin 1, 'P. Hodder 2. Andalnsian pullet: W. Abbott 1, Ellis Goodin 2. Minorca •cock: Mostyn Jones 1, T. W. Barnes 2. Minorca hen: Casey Bros, land 2, J. Standen vhc. Minorca cockerel: A. Hendry 3, J. Sttinden 2, P. •C. Audersen vhc, Casey Bros. o. iMinorca pullet: Casey Bros. 1, A. Hendry 2, J. Standen vho. Houdan •cock: R. B. Graham 1 and 2. Houdan hen: R. E. Graham 2. Houdan pullet: R. E. Graham 1. Cochin hen, any variety: Ellis Goodin, Partridge, 1. Bnfl Orpington couk: E. Adams 1, Rev. B. H. Ginger 2. Buff Orpington hen: Miss M. Neilsen 1 and vho, JJ. Walden 2. Buff Orpington cockerel: W. Tucker 1, Ellis Gordon 2, E. Adams vhc. Buff Orpington pullet: Rev. B. H. Ginger 1 and 2, H. Walden vho. Black Orpington cock: G. E. Rendle 1, Miss A. M. Kempton 2. Blaok Orpington hen: Rev. B. H. Ginger 1 and 2. Blaok Orpington cookere!: Harry Fletcher 1. Blaok Orpington pullet: Rev. B. H. Ginger 2 and vho. Langshan cook: H. Madeley 3, A. J. Fisher 2. Langshan hen: H. Madeley 1, W. Spackman 2. Langshan cockerel: H. Madeley 1. Langshan pullet: H. Madeley 1. Plymouth Ronk oockerel, any variety: W. Spackman 1. Plymouth Rock pullet, any variety: W. Spaokman 1. Goldpencilled Hamburg cock: W. Drummond 1, C. Wiley 2, J. George vho. Gold-pencilied Hamburg hen: G. E. Rendle 1, W. Drummond 2, C. Wiley vho, J. George o. Gold penoilled Hamburg cockerel: J. George 1, G. E. Rendle 2, W. Drumtnond vhc. Gold-pencilled Hamburg pullet: J. Billington 1, >l. George 2, G. E. 'Rendle vho. Gold-spanglad Hamburg ben: P. C. Andersen 1, Taplin Bros 2. i Gold-spangled Hamburg pullet: Taplin Bros. 3. Silver spangled Ham.burg cook: P. C. Anderson 1 and 2, 'Taplin Bros. vhc. Silper-spangled Hamburg hen: P. C. Anderson 1, Taplin Bros, vho, J. Billington 2. Silver-spangled Hamburg cockerel: P. C. Anderson 1 and 2. Silverspangled Hamburg pullet: Taplin Uroe. 3. J. billington 2, P. 0. Anderson vho. Black Hamburg occk: W. Rayner 1, P. C. Anderson 2. Blank Hamburg hen: Taplin Bros. 1, •J. Billington 2 and vhc. , Blaok Hamburg cockerel: Taplin Bros. 3, ;F. C. Ar.derson 2, Ellis Goodin vhc. Jilack Hamburg pullet: P. 0. Anderson 1, J. Billington 2. Silver Wyandotte cook: E. Eagle, jonr., 1, G. Watson, junr., 2. Silver Wyandotte' hen: W. Rayner 1. ;Silver vVyandotte oockerel: C. Morigan, junr, 1, W. Rayner 2, W. Drummond vho. Silver Wyandotte pullet: H. McPhee 1, W. Rayner 2, R. J. Chapman vhc. Gold Wyan-

dottP hen: Elils Goodin 1 and 2. Gold Wyandotte pullet: Ellis Goodin land 2, S, R, Edwards vho. White Wyandotte cook: P. H. E. Morgan 1, G. E. Rendle 2, J. M. Lightfoot vho. White Wyandotte hen: G. E. Rendle 1, H. J. Meyriok 2. White Wyandotte cockerel: H. J. Meyrick ; 1, G. E. Rendle 2 and vho. White Wyandotte pullet: G. E. Rendle 1, A. J. Fisher 2, F. H. E. Morgan vhc. Partridge Wyandotte cock: W. Drummond 1, R. J. Chapman 1 and vhc. Partridae Wyandotte hen: W. Drummond 1, R. J. Chapman 2. Partridge Wyandotte cockerel: R. G. Vile 1, W. Drummond 2, R. J. Chapman vho. Partridge Wyandotte pullet: R. J. Chapman 1 and 2. Polish cock, any variety: Ellis Gocdin 1. Polish hen, any variety: Ellis Gocc'.in 1 and 2. WhUe Leghorn cock: T. H. Walker 1. White Leghorn hen: T. H. Walker 1, T. W. Barnes 2 and vhc. White Leghorn cockerel: T. W. Barnes 1, 2 aud vho. White Loghorn pullet: T. H. Walker 1, J. Standon 2 , W. Drummond vho. Brown Leghorn cock: P. C. Anderson 1, R. E. Graham 2. Brown Leghorn hen: U. Walden 1 and 2, £l. McPhoe vhc. Brown Leghorn cockerel: W. Sayner 1, H. McPhee 2, 0. Callender vho. Brown Leghorn pullet: A. J, Fisher 1, W. Raynor 2, R. E Graham vho. Bufl! Leghorn hen: Mrs J. M. Lightfoot 1. Buff Leghorn cockerel: W. Abbott 1, Mrs J. M. Lightfoot 2. v Any other variety purebred poultry, uofc specified, cock: H. Walden 1, H. Hodder 2. Any other variety pursued poultry, not specified, hen: H. Walden 1 and vhc, Ellis Goodin 2. Game Bantam cook: R. J. Chapman 2, Mra E. Playle vhc. Game Bantam hen: R. J. Chapman 2, Mrs E. Playle vh«i. Bantam cock, any variety except Game: Casey Bros 1 aud ?. Bantam h«n, any variety except game: Casey Bios. 1, 2, vho and c. Selling class, cook: Johu Goodin 1 and 2, R. J. Chapman vhc. Selling class, hen: R. J. Chapman 1 and 2, J. ! Billington vhc. Ducks. —Pekin drake: D. Liddington 1, Ed. Playle 2, E. Eagle, junr., vho. Pekin auufe. Ed. Playle 1, E. Eagle, junr., 2, W. Drummond vhc. Rouen drake: W. Abbot 1, W. Drummond 2. Rouen duck: W. Abbott 1, W. Drummond 2. Indian Runner drake: P. 0. Andersen 1, G. Watson, junr., 2, W. Abbott vhc. Indian Runner duck: Ed. Playle 1, W. Abbott 2 and 3. Turkeys.— Bronze turkey cook: Mrj E. Playle 1. Bronze turkey hen: Mrs E. Playle 1.

Geese.—Toulouse gander: Mrs E. Playle 1. Toulouse goose: Mrs E. Playle 1. Chinese gander: A. J. Fishpr 1. PIGEONS. Judge: Mr A. Walker, Christchurch. Dragoon cook: W. Barrett 1 and 3, H. Madeley 2. Dragoon hen: J. Niobolls 1, H. Madeley 2, W. Barrett 3. Inmbler ccck, longfaced, whole colour: J. Nicholls 1. Tumbler hen, longfaced, whole colour: J. Nicholls 1. Tumbler cock, longfaced, any other colour: I. Nicholls I, J. Billington 2. Tumbler ben, longfaced, any other colour: J. Billington 2. Fantail, cock or han: J. Niobolls 1 and 2, N. Nicholls 3. Nun, cock or hen: J. Nicholls 1 and 3, N. Nicholls 2. Owl, cock, English, any colour: J. Nicholls I. Owl, hen, English, any colour: «/. Niobolls 1. Owl, cock, African, any colour: J. Niobnlls 1. Magpie cock: J. Niobolls 1 and 2, G. Canton 3. Magpie hen: G. Canton 1, J. Niohulla 2 and- 3. Show Horrer cook: G. Canton 1. Show Homer hen: G. Canton 1. Working Homer cock: J. Billington 1, 2 and 3. Working Homer hen: J. Billington 1. Any other variety, ccck or hen: J. Nicholls 1 and 2, JR. E. Graham 3. Selling class, any variety, cock or ben: J. Nicholls 1 and 2.