HASTINGS SHOW.
By Telegraph—Press Association. NAPIER, October 20. The Hastings spring show opened to-day, in tine weather. The following are the principal awards: —Champion draught entire. J. W. Harding's Baron Graceful; Draught mare, J. W. Harding's Queen Agg, Harness horse, Mrs J. Bull's Belladonna; Shorthorn bull, W. T. Williams' Royal Duke I3tn; Shorthorn cow. Mount Herbert Estate's Duchess of Ashford. 15th; Hereford bull, G. F, Moore's Confidence; Hereford cow, G. F. Moore's Lvdia 9th; Polled Angus Bull, F.A Price's Knight Errant; Polled Angus cow, Mr J. A. MacFarlane's Flower; Ayrshire bull, Slack Bros.' White and Red; Ayrshire cow, Slack Bros.' Princess Louise: Holste:n Friesian bull, W. J. Lovelock's Cliffside Laddie; Hoistein Friesian cow, Newton King!s Nazlis Gem; Lincoln ram, W. Perry Lincoln ewe, T. Tanner: Border Leicester ram, Mrs J. D. Ormond; Border Leicester ewe, Mrs J. D. Ormond; English Leicester ram, Douglas McLean; English Leicester ewe, Douglas McLean; Romney Marsh ram, Ernest Short; Romney Marsh ewe, Ernest Short; Shropshire Down ram, A. J. Co>per; Shropshire Down ewe, R. R. Pitt; Southdown ram. Nelson Bros.; Southdown ewe, Nelson B:<».; Berkshire boar, Slack Bro?.; Berkshire sow, Slack Bros.; Yorkshire boar. Ambrose Wellwood; Yorkshire sow, Mrs B. H. Slack; Black Devon boar, Mrs B. H. Slack; Black Devon sow, Mrs B. H. Slack Points Prizes .-—Cattle other than dairy, W. T. Williams 79; Purebred dairy cattle, Slack Bros. 64; Lincoln sheep, W. Perry fa'O; Border Leicester, sheep, Nelson Bros. English Leicester sheep, Douglas , McLean 84; Romney Marsh sheep, Enrent Short 65; Shropshire Down sheep, R. R Pitt 48; Southdown sheep, Nelson Bros. 92; Crossbred sheep, Douglas Mac Lean 16; Fat Nfclson 55. Farmers stock: —Sheep and lamos, G. Elliott 52, first; C Livingstone, 13, second; Pigs: Mrs B. H. Slack 66; Native industries: Mrs Tananaki te Ua 1.12.
The competitions resulted as follows: —Machine sheep shearing, Thompson Hokianga 1, Piki 2. Pony, 13£ and under 14J hands, driven by a lady, Miss Dorothy Mac Nivens' Patch 1; R. D. Climie's Tommy Dodd 2. Pony, under 13J hands, driven by a lady, Miss Marjory Wenley's Midge, 1 ; Dobell's Trixie 2. Ladies' Jumping Compteition, Mrs C. Hart's Playboy 1, Mrs Sunderlands' The Sinner 2, Miss Bunderland's Skylark 3. Driving Competition or ladies, Miss Mackersey's Te Hau 1, Miss Brandon's Biddie Biddie 2, Mrs tu Tiera Tiaka Tai's The Monkey 3.
Hunter's Competition, H. E. 'lroutbeck's Fiji 1, Mrs Sunderland's The Sinner 2, Lady Price's »trathnoon 3.
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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 9628, 21 October 1909, Page 5
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402HASTINGS SHOW. Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 9628, 21 October 1909, Page 5
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