FREEZING SHEEP

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 25 February 1913, Page 5

FREEZING SHEEP

,SOI,WAY COMPETITIONS

The following are the results of tho competitions for sheep for freezing purposes entered at the Sol way show, the exhibitor gaining tho most; points to retain for a year Messrs V/alker and Hall's silver cup: H. Mclvenzie Masterton, 26 ports'; J Strang, Gladstone, 24pts L W H. Beeiham,' iMasterton, H H Beetham, ■ 14pts . H . Nathan, ..tone, llpts; W. Perry, Penrose, McKenzie Bros., Masterton, 8 ~pts; C. McKillop, Masterton, Spts; W. Howard Booth, Carterton, Spts; R. Buick, Masterton, 6pts; Trustees late D. McGregor, opts; H. J. Booth, Feilding, 4pts; W. McKenzie, Masterton, Spts; Sir W. C. Buchanan, Tuipurupuru, lpt; R. Swainson, Feilding, lpt; W. F. McLaren, Rangituinau, lpt; J. E. Perry, Masterton, 1 pt; R. Cooper, Gladstone, lpt; J. McGovern, lpt. FARMERS' CLASSES. In the farmers' classes, to which- is attached the fifteen-guinea cup presented by Messrs Alex. Robertson and Sons, proprietors of Highland sheep ■dips, Scotland, points were awarded as follows: Shaw and Son, Te Ore Ore, 40pts; McKenzie Bros., Woodlands, 14-pts. AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE. In tlie exhibits of agricultural produce in which a gold medal was presented by the Association for the most points gained, the results were as follow: J. H. Perry and Co., 45 points; W.F.C.A., 32pts; Loan and Mercantile Co., Ltd., and Reduced, llApts; Dalgety and Co., Ltd., opts; Chamberlain and Son, 4|pts.