AUCKLAND AGRICULTURAL SHOW.

Waikato Times, Volume XXXIX, Issue 3181, 12 November 1892, Page 2

AUCKLAND AGRICULTURAL SHOW.

(IIY TELEGRAPH.— OWN - CO!MKKI'O.Vt>K.Sr). Auckland, List Night. rnßAgricultiir.il Show, today, was the best for many yearn. Among the prize awards were the following : — SHORTHORNS. Bulls.—New Zealand Land As-soiia-tion's Champion, 1 ; New Zealand Land Association's Premier. 2. Bull, under two year*.—A Fantham's Duke of Egmont, 1; R. Reynold's Overdale, 2; Rekl Bros. Dark Roan, 3; New Zealand Land Association's Merryman, highly commended; Now Zealand Land Association's Pirate, commended. Heifer, one year and under two years.— New Zealand Land Association's Fancy, 1 : New Zealand Land Association's Beauty, 2. HKREb'OHPS. Bull, two years old and over.—New Zealand Land Association's Fronoan 11., 1 ; New Zealand Land Association's Peter Jackson, 2. Bull, under two years—R. Reynold's Constitution, 1 ; New Zealand Land Association's Onslow, 2. Heifer, one year and under two years.— R. Reynold's Countess of lt-ixb irough 11., 1. " DEVON'S. Bull, two years old and over—H. Gill's Red, 1 (two years old). Ayrshirks. Bull, two years and over —J. B. Bailey's Soult, 1; W. Massey's, 2 ; Kerr Taylor's Billy, 3. fat cattle. In fat cattle the New Zealand Land Association took all the first prizes. Fat Shekp. Pen of five longwool wethers, most money value. —J. Forrest, lambed September, 1890, bred by exhibitor, 2 ; G. S. Selby. bred by exhibitor, 3 ; Goo, Runcimim, bred by exhibitor, highly commended. Pen of five Down wethers, most money value.—Auckland Agricultural Company (Limited), 2 ; Robt. Hall, 3 ; Auckland Agricultural Company, highly commended. Pen of five wether.) suitable for freezing purposes, not to exceed 701b dead weight, bred by exhibitor.—Geo. A. Rnnciman. Ist and special ; Auckland Agricultural Company, 2nd and special. Lincoln's. Pen of three ewes, under eighteen months, —Samuel Seddon, 1. Pen of three ewes, suckling lambs, — Joseph Barugh, 1. John McNicol, first and second for rams. J. McNicol took several prizes for sheep in other classes, and James Hume is the chief prize-winner for Merinos. Holgate's Paddy Land took the first prize for the best entire suitable tot breeding hunters. The prize for the best drauehfc entire, any age, was won by John Phillip's Salisbury Ptide, by Lord Salisbury.