PIGS
(Judge all breeds, Mr G. M. Whitelock, Newbury.)
BERKSHIRE e Boar. 14mos and over: Ernest T. Bliss (Parkvale) 1 and ch, H. Rayner (Carterton) 2. Boar, 8-14 mos: H. Rayner 1, D. S. ’’ Aitchison (Masterton) 2 and 3. 1 Boar, 4-8 mos: C. Swinn (Parkvale) e 1, H. Rayner 2 and 3. s Boar, under 4mos: H. Raynerd.and 2. Sow, 14mos and over: H. Rayner 1 and ch, A. C. Burling (Pirinoa) 2 and res ch, E. T. Bliss 3. Sow and litter: E. T. Bliss 1, A. C. Burling 2. Sow, 8-14 mos: A. C. Burling 1 and 2. Sow, 4-8 mos: H. Rayner 1 and 2. i TAMWORTH Boar, 14mos and over: J. H. Hicks (Matarawa) 1. e Boar, 8-14 mos: Mahunga Piggery s (Masterton) 1 and ch and 2. Boar, under 4mos: W. H. Bird (Mauriceville) 1. Sow, 14mos and over: J. H. Hicks 1. } Sow, under 4mos: W. H. Bird 1. s r = LARGE BLACK i Sow, 14mos and over: W. Maisey (Clareville) 1 and ch. i i t LARGE WHITE Boar, 14mos and over: Norman 1 Myers (Mauriceville) 1 and ch; J. Cowden (Heretaunga) 2. ' Boar, under 4mos: N. Myers 1 and 2. [ Sow, over 14mos: N. Myers 1 and . ch. . Sow, 8-14 mos: J. Cowden, Junr., 1; Margaret Cowden 2. Sow, 4-8 mos: N. Myers 1. Sow, under 4mbs: N. Myers 1 and 2. BACONERS & PORKERS Bacon pig, local market, 150-2101 b live weight: A. W. George (Martinborough) 1, Miss M. Cowden 2, S. H. Cotter (Masterton) 3. Two porkers, under 1101 b: S. H. Cotter 1, G. W. Busby (Carterton) 2, Miss M. Cowden 3. Baconer pig, 180-2251 b: S. H. Cotter 1, Mahunga Piggery 2 and 3. Porker, 90-1201bs: A. W. George 1, i C. Swinn 2, G. W. Busby 3. , “The commercial classes were a " credit to the show and the district,” < stated Mr G. M. Whitelock, Newbury, ] judge of the pig classes. “There was ( a consistency of type which was not p to be found in the Wairarapa a few i years ago. It makes the judging of 1 these classes increasingly difficult c when almost every exhibit is a good c one. In the Berkshire section com- S petition was good. The champion c aged boar and boar under Bmos were ( outstanding specimens of the breed. J The champion Large White boar and t the champion Tamworth boar also de- £ serve particular mention. They were / well brought out and wqrb two ex- I cellent animals. It was disappointing ti to find only one entry in the Large s. Black section.” 2
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Wairarapa Times-Age, 30 October 1941, Page 7
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