SHOW STOCK PARADE

Waikato Times, Volume 128, Issue 21363, 6 March 1941, Page 11

SHOW STOCK PARADE

HIGH STANDARDS JUDGES PRAISE QUALITY j IMPRESSIVE DISPLAY OF HORSES i I (By Telegraph.—Special to Times) CAMBRIDGE, Wednesday An impressive parade of stock of all classes that reflected in striking fashion the farming wealth of the Cambridge district passed through the judging rings today at the 38th annual show of the Waikato Central Agricultural Association. In every way the show was an outstanding success and it portrayed as nothing else could the very considerable progress of the district during the past few years. In the dairy cattle and horse sections the entries showed an increase and the support accorded other sections also highly satis- ! factory. The quality of entries was very fav- 1 ourably commented upon by the various judges who agreed that standwere entertained with a variety of events during the day. Always a feature of the Cambridge

| show, the riding competitions again ! provided ore of the highlights of the I exhibition this year. The jumping ! events were keenly contested by J prominent hunters from all parts of , the province and it was not an easy ! task for the judge to select the wini ning competitors. Two trotting events ' added to the day’s enjoyment. Quality Dairy Cattle | The four dairy breeds were all well represented in the pedigree dairy catI tie section. Jerseys taking pride of place for number of entries. The Jersey judge, Mr D. O’Sullivan, of Inglewood, said that he had been particularly pleased with the quality of the entries. When breed, type and character were considered, he said, the display of Jerseys compared very favourably with other shows. The standard of the different classes was a reflection of the comparatively recent importation of high-class stack. The Friesian breed was again well to the fore. Mr S. W. Mitchell, of Te Puke, who judged this section, said that entries were large and quality ! was very good. Milking Shorthorns i were also on parade in large numbers, ards generally had been well mainj tained and were comparable with any other show in the Dominion. Ideal weather attracted large crowds who many prominent breeders being represented by strong teams. The

judge, Mr M. Finlayson, of Waipu, said that the quality was equal to anything he had seen this season. The cattle were a credit to the breeders and had been exhibited in splendid condition. Keen competition also marked the Ayrshire section where the entries | also compared favourably with previous years. The general standard was perhaps the best yet seen in a Waikato showring. Three of the most prominent breeders in the province, Messrs W. C. Wallace, P. Bremer and P. Beverley, were represented by high-class stock ana practically shared the prize money. Both male and female championships were won oy Mr Wallace. CHAMPIONSHIP AWARDS Hack—Mr. W. J. llalltday’s Buccaneer. Hunter—Mr J. B. Wilson's D'Artagnan. Bony—!•;. iioullnan Ciyuesdale Entire—Mr J. Winter’s Dunmore Topsmun (imp.); reserve: Mr T • hick s Spring-Held crest. tßydesuale Mare: Mr \V. G. Wallace’s Village Princess; reserve: Mr T. Ducks Champion Pedigree Dairy Cow: Mr A Lovelock's Glenmore Sparkle. Champion Yearling ileil'er: J. Cooper and .ron's entry. Ayrsliires North Island Award) —Bull: Mr w. C. Wallaces Greenmail Baroscope; ■ eserve: Mr P. Bremer s Townhead stylish ..ad. Cow: Mr W. C. Wallace’s Thirdpart ,ia Minnie; reserve: Mr YY. C. Wallace’s Thirdpart Ha Desert Gold. sou Ihdo wits —Ewe: Mr G. A. Walsh; .am: Mr B. Symes. Komneys—Ewe: Mr E. 11. Wayne; ram: Mr P. Bremer. Milking .Shorthorns —Bull: Mr R. D. Cochrane's Pmedale Senor; reserve: Mr it. B. Dibble's Pinedale Stylish Cloister. Cow: Mr J. Soane and Sons wadding-ton Hose, Bth; reserve: Mr R. R. Dibble’s Kaiuere Phyllis. Frlesians—Bull: Mr R. G. Mclntosh’s Honeyllelds Pletje; reserve: Mr P. W. Hodgson’s Ryvington Posh Champion. Cow: Mr It. G. Mclntosh’s Otaki Lucy; reserve: Mr R. G. Mclntosh’s Banovoree i ÜBtn. Jersey’s—Bull: Mr W. S. McEwen's Susie’s Oxford Design (imp.); reserve: Mr F. Geek’s Franchise Wonderful Aid, jnr. Cow: Mr A. C. Lovelock’s Glenmore .sparkle; reserve: Mr J. G. Holmes’ 11. o. Designs Armoure. CHAMPION DAIRY CLASSES Champion Dairy Cow —any breed: A. C. Lovelock’s Glenmore sparkle (Jersey), 1; J. Mclvor’s entry (Jersey), 2; A. C. Lovelock’s Glenmore Silver Patch (Jersey) and it. G. Mclntosh’s Bonovoree 108 th (Friesian), equal, 3. Champion yearling neifer, any breed: J. Cooper and Son’s entry (Friesian), 1; P. Beverley’s entry (Ayrshire), 2; G. D. Hall and Son's entry i Milking Shorthorn). HORSES (Judge: Mr C. Wallace, Papatoetoe) Thoroughbreds Mare, any age: L. Hjorth, 1. Yearling: B. R. Miller, 1; T. Hogan, 2; IS’. Banks, 3. Clydesdales Entire, 4 years and over: J. Winter, 1; T. E. Duck, 2; A. It. Willis, 3. Mare, any age: W. C. Wallace, 1; W. G. Park, 2; A. It. Willis, 3. Mure and progeny: W. G. Park, 1; S. J. Rankin, 2. Foal: Fisher Bros., l; A. R. Willis, v; S. J. Rankin, 3. Mare or gelding, 3 years: M. T. Phillips, l: W. G. Park, 2. Pair, 3 years and over: W. C. Wallace, l; S. j. Rankin, 2. Filly or gelding, 2 years old: T. E. Duck, 1; S. J. Rankin, 2; A. A. Law, 3. Pair, 2 years and under: A. A. Law, l; W. C. Wallace, 2; S. J. Rankin. 3. Colt, gelding or lllly: yearling (special class lor sliver medal): W. C. Wallace, I; A. A. Law, 2 and 3. Lilly: A. A. Law, I and 3; S. J. Rankin, 2. Marc or gelding, most suitable l'or farm work: M. T. Phillips, 1; W. C. Wallace, 2; A. it. Willis, 3. Working Draughts All-round farm horse: R. E. C. Boswell, 1; J. F. Turner, 2; E. Lucas, 3. Mare or gelding, 3 years and over: R. E. C. Boswell, 1; E. Lucas, 2; M. T. Phillips, 3. Mare or gelding, 3 years or over: R. E. C. Boswell, l; E. Lucas, 2 and 3. Hacks. • Maiden Hack: W. J. nalliday, 1; Miss G. IS'ickle, 2; Miss T. Browne, 3. Hack, up to 15 stone: Wynn Brown, 1; Miss D. Wilson, 2; J. G. Wyllie, 3. Hack, up to 13 stone: Miss P. Nickle, 1; Mrs. M. E. Roan, 2; Miss D. Wilson, 3. Hack, up to ll stone: W. J. Halliday, 1; H. E. Porrltt, 2; Miss G. Nickle, 3. Lady’s Malden Hack: W. J. Halliday, 1; Miss D. Parkin. 2; Miss T. Browne, 3. Lady’s Hack: W. J. Halliday, 1; Mrs M. E. Roan. 2; H. E. Porrltt, 3. Rest Paced and Mannered Hack: Miss D. Wilson, i: Miss D. Parkin. 2; Mrs M. E. Roan, 3. Rest Walking Hack: R. K. Ruckland. 1; Miss P. (Vickie, 2; Miss M. Matthews. 3. Mare nr gelding, suitable for mounted rifles: Miss d. Wilson, 1; A. S. Buekland, 2; G. Chalklen, 3. polo Pony,' heavyweight: V. Peake, 1; It. .Nolan, 2; G. Brown, 3. Polo Pony,

lightweight: C. G. Vosper, t; K. Henry, 2; k. Brown, 3. Hunters Heavyweight Hunter.- Mrs M. E. Roan, 1; J. It. Wilson, 2; Miss n. Pirritt, 3. Lightweight Hunter: J. R. Wilson. I ; Keith Henry, 2; It. E. Buekland. 3. Hunter to be judged on type: Miss D. Pirritt, 1 ; H. Crowther, 2; Wynn Brown, 3. Wire Jumper: J. R. Wilson, 1; Mrs M. PL Roan, 2; 11. .t. Clarkin, 3. Champion Hunter: J. Jt. Wilson’s D'Artagnan, l, Miss D. Wilson's Brutus, 2; Miss D. Pirritt’s Eclipse, 3. Mrs M. E. Roan’s Glencoe, 4. Maiden Hunter: J. Hanstead, 1: K. Henry, 2; Wynn Brown, 3. upon Maiden Hunter: Miss M. Matthew, l; k. Henry, 2; Mrs E. Bennett, 3. Bending Competition: Miss D. HuuJighan l; K. ilenry, 2. Lady’s Hunter: Miss D. Weston, l; J. H. Junnston, 2; Mrs M. E. ltuan, 3. Cleverest Hunter: K. Henry, l; A. S. Buekland, 2; Miss K. Fisher, 3. Gentleman Rider: C. Hinton, l; k. Henry, 2. Lady Rider: Miss P. Conic, 1; Miss K. Itunstead, 2. Consolation Hunter: J. li. Johnston, l, R. E. Buekland, 2; 11. Clarkin, Children’s Classes Pony, 10.2 and under 12.2: M. Alulealiy, l; j. Vincent, 2; A. Downs, 3. Champion Pony, 12.2 and under: E. Iloulinan, I ; M. Muieahy, 2. Cliampion Pony, 14.2: M. Roan, 1; B. Paterson, 2. Pony, 12.2 and uuuer 13.2: E. Houlihan, 1; it. Morris, 2; Diana Hanstead, 3. Pony, 13.2 itunstead, 3. Higti Jump: K. Woods, 4ft. ••in, t; E. Houlihan, 2. Pony Hunter, 12.3 ana under: J. Vincent, 1; m. Mulcahy, 2; A. Downs, 3. Pony Hunter, 13. u to 14.2: M. Roan, 1; D. Woodward, 2; E. Houlihan, 3. Best Girl ltider, under 12: B. Kants toad, 1; D. Hanstead, 2; G. Jackson, 3. Rest Boy rider under 12: C. btewart. 1; W. Bourko, 2; T. Bourke, 3. Best girl rider, under 10: B. Paterson, 1; D. Woodward, 2; M. ltoan, 3. Best Boy Rider, under 10: It. Woods, 1; d. Hanstead, 2; It. Morris, 3. Meeting Cup: K. Wood, 1; M. Roan, 2; B. Paterson, o. Musical Chairs: J. Vincent, 1; P. Hanstead, 2. Carriage and Harness Horses Trotting ur Pacing Horse: B. Norris, 1; P. Skuusguard, 2; E. Lucas, 2. Carriage Mare or Gelding: \V. Pursey, 1; B. Norris, DAIRY CATTLE Jerseys • Judge: Mr D. u'buldvan, Inglewood). Cow, o years and over: J. Mclvor, l; YV. years: A. C. Lovelock, l and 3; J. G. Holmes, 2. Cow, 2 years: A. c. Lovelock, l; J. G. Holmes, 2; J. Mclvor, 3. Twu-year-old Heifer: J. G. Holmes, 1 and 3; J. Mclvor, 2. Yearling Heifer: W. b. McEwen, l and 3; A. C. Lovelock, 2. Yearling Heil'er, calved since June l: W. S. McEwen, l and 2; Mrs M. F. Fletcher, 3. Pair Yearling Heifers: W. b. McEwen, 1; L. L. Logan, 2. Bull, 3 years and over: YV r . b. McEwen, l; A. C. Lovelock, 2. Two-ycar-uld Bull: F. Geek, l; Taylor Bros., 2; J. G. Holmes, 3. Yearling Bull: Mrs M. P. Fletclier, 1; L. L. Logan, 2; V. A. Gunn, 3. Bull Calf: J. Smith, I ; W. S. McEwen, 2 and 3. Bull Calf, open class: 11. Allen, l; J. Smith, 2; L. L. Logan, 3. lieiTer Call: J. E. Parsons, l; J. Smith, 2; Mrs M. F. Fletcher, 3. Pair Heil'er Calves: J. smith, 1; J. E. Parsons, 2; Mrs M. L. Fletcher, 3. Group: A. C. Lovelock, 1; J. G. Holmes, 2; W. S. McEwen, 3. Junior Group: W. S. McEwen, 1; L. L. Logan, 2. Holmes, 2; W. S. McEwen, 3. Junior Group: W. S. McEwen, l; L. L. Logan, 2. Milking Shorthorns (Judge: Mr M. Finlayson, Waipu. Junior Judge: Mr C. J. Flay, Te Awamutu.) Bull, 3 years and over: It. H. Dibble, 1; J. Searle and Sons, 2. Cows, 4 years and over: J. Searle and Son, 1 and 2; G. D. Hall and Son, 3. Heirer, 3 years: R. 11. Dibble, l; G. Powell and Son, 2. Heifer, 2 years: G. D. Hall and Son, 1; 11. It. Dibble, 2; J. Searle ana bon, 3. Yearling Heil'er: G. D. Hail anti Son, 1; J. Searle and Son, 2; It. D. Cochrane, 3. Pair Yearling lleifers: G. D. Hall and Son, 1; J. Searle and son, 2; It. D. Cochrane, 3. Bull Call': It. D. Cochrane, 1; G. Powell and buns, 2; G. D. Hall and Son, 3. Heifer Call': G. D. Hall and bon, 1; It. D. Cochrane, 2: J. Searle and Son, 3. Group: J. Searle and bon, 1; G. D. Hall and Sun, 2; It. It. Dibble, 3. Ayrshires (Judge: Mr J. Mills, Hawera.) Bull, 3 years and over: W. G. Wallace, l; P. Breiuer, 2; P. Beverley, 3. Bull, 2 years: P. Beverley, 1. Cow, over 3 years: \V. C. Wallace, 1; P. Bremer, 2; P. Beverley, 3. Heifer, 3 years: w. G. Wallace, l. Heifer, 2 years: \v. C. Wallace, l; P. Bremer, 2; P. Beverley, 3. Group: W. C. Wallace, 1; P. Bremer, 2; P. Beverley, 3. Yearling Bull: P. Bremer, 1; P. Beverley, 2; W. C. Wallace, 3. Yearling Heil'er: P. Bremer, 1; P. Beverley, 2; W. C. Wallace, з. Pair Yearling Heiiers: P. Bremer, 1; YY’. C. Wallace, 2; P. Beverley, 3. Heifer Call': P. Bremer; 1; P. Beverley, 2; W. C. Wallace, 3. Bull Call: P. Beverley, 1 and 3; YV. C. YV’allace, 2. Progeny Cluss: P. Bremer, 1; P. Beverley, 2; W. C. YVallace, Friesiana Judge: Mr W. S. Mitchell; Te Puke. Cow, 4 years and over: It. G. Mclntosh, 1; YV. c. cuynoweth, 2; J. D. Hodgson, 3. ileil'er, 3-year-old: it. G. Mclntosh, 1; J. Cooper and bon, 2; W. C. cuynoweth, 3. lleiter, 2 years: R. G. Mclntosh, 1; J. oooper and Son, 2; W. C. Cuynoweth, 3. Yearling Heil'er: YY'liewell Bros., 1; J. Cooper and sun, 2; 11. C. Mclntosh, 3. Two females: It. G. Mclntosh, 1; W. C. Chynowet’iT, 2; Mrs H. V. Leaning, 3. Bull, 3 years and over: It. u. Mclntosh, l; p. YV. Hodgson, 2; YVhewell Bros., 3. Two-year-old Bull: It. G. Mclntosh, 1; ii. Mortimer, 2; Mi'S 11. V. Leaning, 3. Yearling Bull: it. G. Mclntosh, l; \v he well Bros., z; j. i. nougaoii, o. junior Yearling ueuers: c. Y\. coy uu we 111, l and z; j. cuoper and aon, 3. Pair Yeaning Hellers: J. uuoper and auu, l; t,. W. Cnyiiowetn, z; who wen Bros., 3. Ball call: u. u. Alcuiloaii, i; J. cooper ana 3011, 2; M. C. uodgaoll, 3. lielicr Cun: C. YV. Cliynov\ eta, l; It. G. AiclntosU, 2; M. C. Hodgson, 3. Progeny Class: It. u. Mclntosu, i; j. L. lluugsou, 2; c. YY. Cnynuweiu, 3. moup: R. g. Mcintosh, l; C. YV. Chynowetn, 2; Mrs H. V. Leaning, 3. Junior oruup: R. G. Mclntosh, l; c. YV. Chynovvoin, 2; J. Cooper ana bon, 3. STUD SHEEP Judge: Mr J. Y\ eon, Taihape. Southdowns Ram, 21 mourns ana over: P. Bremer, 1; B. 3ymes, z; a. Alain, 3. Rain, under 21 luunms: YY’liewell Bros., 1; B. byines, 2. uuni, under z l months, special: Bremer ana YVnewell, 1; B. symes, 2. Ham lamb: и. Synies, l; 2 and 3. twe, 21 niontus and over: G. A. Yv'ulsh, 1; YVnewell Bros., z unu 3. Ewe, under 2 1 months: G. A. waisn, l, 2 ana 3: ewe Lamb: B. Symes, l and 2; P. Bremer, 3. Pair Ewe Lambs: ii. sillies, l unu z ; A. Main, 3. ltain, z l iiiumus and over: B. Synies, 1; A. Aiain, Romneys Ram, 21 months aim over: E. H. Wayne, 1; u. J. Law, 2; C. b. Johnston, 3. ham, under 21 niontus: F. Al. B. Gibbison, i; C. 3. Johnston, 2. Ram, under 2 1 months: p. Bremer, l; O. J. Law, 2; C. b. Joimslun, 3. Rain Lamb: I‘. Bremer, 1; E. il. Wayne, 2. Ewe Lamb: E. 11. Wayne, 1 ana 3; P. Bremer, 2. Ewe, 21 months and over: P. Bremer, 1 and 2; F. Al. B. uinbison, 3. Ewe, under 2 1 months: P. Bremer, 1; C. b. Johnston, 2 and 3. Pair Ewe Lambs: E. 11. YYayne, 1; P. Bremer, 2; L. Al. B. Gibbison, 3. Pet Lambs Best Lamb, liana reared: G. Walker, 1; D. Fisher, 2; B. Dencn, 3. Best Pet Lamb: B. Dench, 1; It. Fisher and D. Eisner, equal, 2; G. Walker, 3. FAT CATTLE One Steer, most suitable l'or chilled beef trade: D. YV. Ariel!, 1; C. G. Vosper, 2; G. Vosper, 3. HOME INDUSTRIES Agricultural Classes (Judge: Mr G. Martin, Cambridge) Maize: W. G. Park, 1. Mangels: Mrs M. Kerr, 1. Kumukumu: 11. E. Porrltt, i; Mrs M. Kerr, 2. Cucumbers: G. H. Williams, l; YV. G. Park, 2: N. McLeish, з. Apple Cucumbers: Aliss J. Tomsett, 1; G. U. YVilliams, 2; J. Byrne, 3. Citron .Melon: Mrs M. Kerr, l; Rock Melon: G. H. YY'illiaiiis, 1. Cabbage: G. 11. YVilliams. l; J. Byrne, 2; G. li. YY'ililiams, 3. Silver Beet: J. Byrne, 1. Beet, long: G. H. YY'iliiams, 1 and 3; J. Byrne, 2. Beet, turnip rooted: G. H. Williams, l and 3; 11. Burge, 2. Cabbage, pickling: J. Byrne, 1; G. 11. YVilliaina, 2. Carrots, short: N. McLeish, 1. Carrots, intermediate: W. Cowling, 1; A. K. Fletclier, 2; 11. Burge, 3. Parsnips: YV. G. Park, 1; C. Thompson, 2; YY'. Cowling, 3. Pears: 11. Burge, 1; G. H. YY'illiams. 2. Beans, butter: G. 11. YY'illiaiiis, 1; 11. Burge, •j. Beans, French: G. 11. Williams, l and 2; H. Burge, 3. Beans, runner: N. AlcLcis'ii, l; G. 11. Williams, 2. Vegetable Marrow: 11. Burge, 1; G. 11. YYTlliams, 2; A. K. Fletcher, 3. Squash: Mrs M. Kerr, 1; J. Richards, 2. Pumpkins: Mis E. J. White, l; 11. E. Porritt, 2; J. Richards, 3. Collection of vegetables: W. Cowling, 1; G. 11. Williams, 2; H. Burge, Onions: Brown, Spanish: Miss C. Jones, 1: c. Thomson, 2; unions, Brown, Straw: w. (i. Park. I; Mrs K. J. White, 2; N. .McLeish. 3. Onions, Globe: 11. Burge, t. potato unions: 11. Burge, I: G. H. Williams. 2: J. Byrne, 3. Heaviest Onions: W G. Park. 1. Shallots, Pickling: G. 11. Williams, t and 2; H. Burge. 3. Shallots, lted or straw: Mrs W. Cunningham. 1 and ri- u. 11. Williams. 2. Kidney Potatoes: n'. K porrltt, 1: W. H. Tripp. 2. G. H. Williams, 3. Round Potatoes: o. H. Williams. 1 and 2; 11. Burge. 3. potatoes, <’> varieties: G. If. Williams, l and 2; 11. Burge. :i. Heaviest Potatoes: Miss N. roller, 1: H. Porritt. 2; AIDS J. Tomsett a Coloured Potatoes: G. 11. Williams. I and Heaviest Tomatoes: W Cowling. 1; и. 11. Williams, 2; L, c. Bear, 3. Toma-

toes, one variety: q. h. williams. 1 and 2; H. E. Porritt. 3. Rhubarb: 11. E. Porritt. i; W. Beer. 2. Desert Apples: H. K. Porrltt, 1; G. M. YVatt. 2. Cooking Apples: YV. Cowling. 1; Mrs. E. Palmer, 2: H. K. Porritt, 3. plums: H. E. Porritt, 1 and 2. Desert Pears: Mrs G. M. Watt, 1 and H. K. Porritt, 3. Desert Peaches: 11. E. Porrltt, 1 and 2; Mrs. F. J. YYhite, 3. Cooking Peaches.- 11. E. Porritt, I and 2; YV. H. Tripp, 3. Lemons: W. R. Beer, 1 . IW. u. Park, 2; 11. Burge. 3. Quinces: Mrs C. Palmer, l; j. Richards, 2. Grapes: 11. A. Goodwin, l ; G. 11. YVilliams, 2. COOKING AND PRESERVES (Judge: Mr J. Johnstone, Cambridge) Loaf Home-made Bread: Mrs J. Lee Hodgson, I. Scones: Mrs L. l’loscher, 1;| I Mrs YV. Cunningham, 2. Scones, novice: | Mrs W. Cunningham, 1; Miss U. Skousgaard, 2. Currant or sultana Scones: Airs L. Plescher, i. Date Scones: Mrs L. Plescher, 1; Mrs A. Holder, 2. six Pikelets: Miss u. Skousguard, l; Mrs. E. J. White, 2. Sponge sandwich: Mrs I'. .skousgaard. l; Mrs A. Holder, 2. Iced Chocolate Sandwich: Mrs P. Skuusgaard, I ; Mrs A. Hollier, 2. Jam Roll: Mrs A. Hollier. 1 and 2. Family Cake: Mrs I’. Skuusgaard, 1; Mrs A. HolI Her, 2; Mrs S. N. Kile, 3. Rich Fruit Cake: Mrs A. Hollier, I; Seed Cake: Mrs A. llullicr, 1. Currant Cake: Mrs A. Hollier, 1; Mrs I’. Skousgaard, 2. Gems: Mrs R. Hollier, 1 and 2. Jam Tarts: Mrs A. Hollier. l. Biscuits, three varieties: Mrs P. skousgaard, l; Mrs J. Lee Hodgson, 2. sponge Cake: Mrs A. Hollier, 1. Nut LoaT: Mrs A. Hollier, l and 2. JAMS, JELLIES, ETC. (Judge: Mr T. Johnstone Cambridge) Collection of Jams: Mrs A. Hollier, l and 2. Jar of Jam: Mrs A. Hollier, 1 and 2; Mrs 11. J. aullivun, 3. Collection of Jellies (novice): Mrs G. il. YVilliams, 1; Mrs G. E. A. YY'att, 2. Collection of Jellies: Mrs A. Hollier, l and 2. Jar of Jelly: Mrs A. Hollier, 1,2 and 3. Jar of orange .Marmalade: Mrs H. J. Sullivan, 1; Mrs A. Hollier, 2. Preserved Plums: Mrs H. J. Sullivan, 1. Huiiie-made Pickles: Mrs A.' Hollier, 1,2 and 3. One Bottle of Pickles (novice): Mrs s. s Bertram, l and 2; Mrs G. 11. YVilliams, 3. j Pickled onions: Mrs A. Hollier, 1 amt 2; Mrs 11. J. Sullivan, 3. Tomato Sauce: Mrs , A. Hollier, 1, Mrs G. H. Williams, 2; Mrs H. J. Sullivan, 3. Children’s Classes Currant Cake: Miss o. Skousgaard, 1. Pikelets: Miss o. Skousgaard, l. NEEDLEWORK (Judge: Mrs M. Al. Duckering, Cambridge) Baby's Jacket and Bonnet: Mrs F. YYhite, I. Men’s YVuoJlen Socks: Mrs E. McDonald, 1: Miss V. Mu Id rock, 2. Supper Cloth: Miss o. M. Kite, 1. Supper Cloth, col- 1 ourerl: Mrs AL Nolan, 1: Miss P. Beverley,' 2. D’Oyley: Mrs V. Cassels, 1; Miss V. AiulUrorn. 2. table Centre: Miss V. Cas- ! sels, 1; Mrs M. Nolan. 2. Nightdress or Pyjamas: Miss V. Muldroek, l. Petticoat: Mrs M. Nolan, i. Cushion: Mrs Al. Nolan, l; Mrs S. Allen, 2. Tea Waggon, Throw-over: Mrs M. Nolan. 1. Tea Waggon Covers: Miss M. Walt, 1. Embroidery: Mrs V. Cassels, 1; Miss I’. Beverley, 2; Mrs M. Nolan. 3. Apron: Miss V. .Mulctrock, 1; Mrs M. Nolan, 2. Guest Towel: Miss V. Muldroek, I; Airs M. Nolan. 2. Tatting: Mrs M. Nolan, 1. Crochet: Miss I. McCutchen, 1: Mrs J. Bird, 2. Frock: Mrs S. Allen. I and 2. Needlework Picture: Miss O. M. Kite. 1. Any Article: Mrs M. Nolan. I; Mrs Hollier, 2. Tapestry: Miss V. Muldroek, l. Children’s Classes Apron: M. Burge, 2. D’Oyley: N. Stewart. 1. FLORICULTURE (Judge: Mr G. Martin, Cambridge) Large Dahlias: Mrs T. Preecc, 1 and ch. Medium Danilas: Mrs T. Preece, 1; o. V. Simpson, 2. Small Mrs T. Preece. 1. Cactus Dahlias: O. Y T . Simpson, 1: Mrs. T. Preece, 2. Pom Porn Dahlias: Mrs. T. Preece, 1; Mrs W. Maberley, 2: Mrs T. Preece. 3. Large Dahlia, one bloom: O. Y\ Simpson, 1 and 2; Mrs T. Preece. 3. Small Dahlias (novice): Mrs G. A. Vagg, 2. Pom Porn Dahlias (novice): Mrs W. Maberley, 1. Collection <»f Flowers: Mrs 1(. J. White, t; Mrs W. White, 2. Asters, single: Mrs G. M. YVatl. 1; Mrs M. Hill. 2; Mrs E. J. White, 3. \< tors, double: Mrs E. J. White. 1 and 2; Mrs G. M. YVatt, 3. Zinnias: Miss L. Bone, 1; Mrs M. Hill, 2. African Marigolds: Mrs W. Wnitc, I: Marigolds, excluding African: Mrs W. White, 1; Vase or Flowers: Mrs E. J. White, 1 ; Miss D. Hubbard, 2 and 3. Zinnias: Miss I). JoTvnson. 1: Mrs W. White 2. Asters (novice): Joy White, 1; Mrs vagg TROTTING EVENTS CAMBRIDGE SHOW FEATURE CRUCIBLE WINS WELL Two trotting races organised by the Waikato Trotting, Owners’ Breeders, and ' Trainers’ Association, were held in con- i junction with the Cambridge Show yesterday. Results:—. WAIKATO HANDICAP Limit 3.3 4; 1A miles. CRUCIBLE, Mrs N. Y. nooker’s ch m OOy(Is (.M. Stewart) I RADIO QUEEN, Mr C. Edward's blk m, limit (B. Norris) 2 CAAI DERBY, Mr C. M. Young's b g. limit (G. T. Mitchell) 3 Head; neck. Time, 3.25. Also started: Cynic, Excel, Lady Amanda, Itoi Grande, Scotty Direct, llii Ihi, Katene. Revision. Crucible made up her ground early and was in a handy position approaching the home turn. She challenged on tin- ouiside in tne straight and overtook Radio Queen on the post. CAMBRIDGE HANDICAP Limit, 3.5; li miles. CYONE GIRL, Mr W. Ilosking’s b f, 12 yds (M. Stewart) . 1 , MARATUA, Mr W. Johnstone’s ch g, 24 yds (C. G. Lee) 2 ; GUIDE PETER, Mr S. Holme's br g, limit (N. Vernall) 3 ! Neck; 14 lengths. Time, 2.56. Also started: Blushworthy, Culla Lily, j County Jewel, Forward Bingen, Golden j Knight. Kentucky Frank, Loyal Subject, ; Ptolemy, Pitcairn, Storeman, Al. Stewart completed the double when < Cyone Girl, who had shown reeont form, took the lead before the straight was reached and withstood a strong challenge rrom Alaratua. Guide Peter finished on in third place.