THE WINTER SHOW.

Ashburton Guardian, Volume XXXIII, Issue 8863, 13 June 1914, Page 5

THE WINTER SHOW.

POULTRY SOCIETY'S SECOND BIG EFFORT.

The attendance last evohing - 'was fairly good, and the .selections played by j.the Ash burton- Temperance Bras 3 Band were a good source of attraction. .The cash takings for the first day were £13 Is, as against £12 .16s last, year, asi improvement of ss.'

. There was :a fair attendance this morning, but this afternoon the show ' was very well patrpn iscd, chiefly by country people. A-'large attendance is expected this evening, when the show will be open from 7 o'clock. The Temperance Band will bo present, and with the two or three Ride-shows p.-k! sheep-guessing, .'.competitions, the show should provide much that isinterestL-" to visitors. - . The following completes' our report or" ''

THE EXHIBITS. Needle Work and Fancy Work.

The needlework and' fancy work skiio.r was a meritorious one', and the exhibits. iron* quite*tfie best that hayo, over boau shown -locally. In evory; ctess iht> judges had great difficulty in m?kin'"the awards, 'and' they stated to it reporter that, it was almost unfair' th.> i, only two prizes are- offered i:i -QSi-h . class, when nearly every,, exhibit whs/ worth an award. 'In the'camisole classan excellent piece o,f w ; ork submitter! by a Mrs Evans would 'have boeri placed > I'first had the article been completed. It comprised only the. top part of that particular garment. Doileys were very good", whilst the fancy cushion were . excellent „iji design and work. The table centres shown were splendid, and the work was beautiful and, delicate.' The crochet work made the best display. A little woollen coat pvfc in by Mrs W. J. ■ Cunningham was <he outsta.nding article, and had - it been matched against other woollen crochet work, instead of against cotton crochet . work, would have easily taken the first prize. The judges were very warm in their praise of its execution, but for the rqason stated had to turn it down. They intend to recommend the commit-, tee to make a separate class i:est year \ for woollen crochet work. Extra Exhibits.

. There wore not many extra exhibits on view. The New "Zealand Motor Supply Company had a Jfivo-seator Overland car for display, and Mr E. C. Clements a Little three-seuter car. The Singer Sowing Machine Coinmtary had an exhibit of machines, ana Wr • C. E. Bailey • had on view the Connaught, Rudge-Multi, and GovernorIxion motor-cycles, as well as the Gane milking machine. Mr T. Revell's exhibit comprised Dorno separators, and seeds a-h! patent foods. ( The following is the" , , % PRIZE LIST, the figures in parentheses , being the . number of entries in each class: — . Poultry. ■ Game. —Modern T>lack red or brown red cock ,(2): E. S. ,Leversedgo 1 and hpecial, E. G. Crisp 2. Modern black red or brown red hen (2): E .G. Crisp 1, E., S. Leversedge 2. Modern black red or brown red cockorel (1): E. G- • Crisp 1. Modern black red or brown", red pullet (2): E. G, Crisp. 1 ? E.MS: ■ Levorsedge 2. • Modern duckwmg hen;' or pullet* (1): E. G. Qrisp :1. Old 1 English black red cock' (4): ' T. E: ; Upton 1 and special, J. S. Woods 2. Roseville Poultry Yards 3. Old Englisli 7.' ■ black red 1 hen (6): J.- S. Woods 1 and ' 2, T. E. Upton 3. Old -English, black red pullet (3): T. E. Uptonf 1 and 2. Old English, any other colour cockerel (1): J. S. Woods 1. Old English, any other colour pullet (1) J. S. W.oods 1. - Indian cock or cockerel (1): : J..Stringfellow 1. Indian lion or pulle.t (2) -. J. : Stringfellow 1 and 2. --,- ■ Hamburgs.—Golden " pencilled cock '■ (5): H. A. Lloyd 1 and special and 3, Roseville Poultry Yards ■ 2. Golden pencilled hen (7): H. A.- Lloyd 1 and special, Roseville Poultry- Yards 2, J. ,Tuttv 3 and h c. Golden pencilled cockerel" ,(5) :" H. A. Lloyd-1, R. Reddecliffe 2 and -3. Golden pencilled pullet ■.' (6): R." Reddecliffe 1 and 3, Roseville ■-■ . Poultry Yards 2, H. A. Lloyd h c. ['Silver spangled cock (4):- W. Spicer 1 and special, H. A. Lloyd, 2 and 3. Silver spangled hen (3): W. Spicer 1, H. A. Lloyd 2 and 3. Silver spangled cockerel (4):' W. Spicer 1. H. A. Lloyd 2 and 3. Silver spangled pullet (2): W. Spicer 1, H. A. Lloyd 2. Andalusians. —Cock (1): Roseville Poultry Yards 1. Hen (2),: Rosevillo Poultry Yards 1, spbeial, and 2. Pullet (2): ttoseville Poultry Yards 1 and 2. ' - ■ '

2. ' Anconas. —Hen (o) ■ R. Pearce 1, 2 and 3. Cockerel (3): R. Pearce 1, V. Bedwell 2; A. W. McNickel 3. Pullet (4): R. Pearce 1 and special,. V. Bedwell 2, T. Wade 3. / Leghorns—White cock (2): G. H. Corser 1. E. A. Veitch 2/ White hen (3): G. H. Corser 1, E. A. Voitch 2 and 3. White cockerel (5): G. H. Corser 1. special, and 2, E. A. Veitch 3. "White pullet (5): G. H. Corner 1, 2 and 3. Brown cock (3): J. H. Betten 1, E. Parkin 2, W. Goodman 3. Brown hon (6): E. Parkin 1, special, v and 2, J. H. Betten 3, A. E. Thomas h c. Brown cockerel (9): W,. Holwell 1, special, and 2, J. 11. B,ettcn 3. Brown pullet (5): E. Parkin 1 and 2. S. Stephens 3,' W. Goodman v h c. Black cock (1): J. Allan 1. Black hen (2): It. Pearce 1, J. * Allan 2. Black cockerel (4):. J. Allan 1." 2 and • 3, C. 11. Tovey 4. Black pullet, (o): J. Allan 1, specials (2). and 2, C. R. Tovey 3 and h c. Buff •pr cinamon cock (1): F. Messfuit 1. Buff or cinamon hem (1): F. Messent 1. Buff or cinamon corkevel (!)-. F* Messent 1. Buff or cinainon. pullet (1): F. Messent. 1 Rose^omb, any colour". - cock or cockerel (1):« W. J. l?*»id 1.- Rosecomb, any colour, -hon or jmllot (3): W. J.. Reid 1, 2 .and 3. Any other colour hen or pullot (1): J. Allan 1. Minorcns. —Block cockerel (s): V\ . Tiillock l.'R. Lowe 2. BlaeV uullcfc (4): -W. Tulloeh" 1, >pecia-V 2, 3 annU h c. ■Plymouth Rocks.—Barred enck (1) : " Mrs G W. Watsmi' 1 a"d snecial. Barml lie" (2): Mrs G. W. Watson 1 mA 2. Barred nockot©! (2): Mrs G. W Watson 1 and 2. Barred nullot (1): ]\lrs G. W. Wntson 1. White, cock (4)- Mrs W W. Patterson 1. special, .ond 2. White hon (1): M^ ~]<. W. Patterson 1. While cockerel (4) • JWrs ' W W Patt»i-son T ="id 2. White pullet. (4): -Mrs W. AY. Patterson I ' -'WynridDUes.—Silver cock (% : R. p. Joh^st^u 1 and 2. Silver oorfcerel (3): R.. D. Johnston 1 and T: • Silver-P'lllot ('])• R T> Jehnston 1, specmls, (3). I, -*id 3. Whifo cook Ob "0. TT. Edctnr 1." W*<^« hen H. F. HeiVj-t 7, F) H Fdyor 2. White (4>: H. F Ferl^rfc 1. D. H. Fdc;av 2. Whito. pullet (M: H. F. .KorbpH I- and soecial. H. IT. F,rlgpr ?,: -a. PrHridge '■n.-lr W 3? H. 'A. Linvd ] ,2 r-d 3. p.irtnJ-w hen (5): ''MnT W. "W : Patterson 1 and special. jET-AA. LlovJ

2 and 3.\ Partridge cockerel (1): H. A. Lloyd 1. Partridge pullet (2): Mrs .W. W. Patterson 1, H. A. Lloyd 2. Orpingtons.—Black cock (3): &. O. Baker 1 and special, Roseville Poultry yards 2 and 3. Black hen (3): Roseville Poultry Yards 1 and 2, Mrs J. H. Bettou 3. Black cockerel (2): E. C. Baker 1, T. Loveday 2. Black pullet (3): T. Loveday 1 and 2, E. C Baker 3 Buff or cinamon cock (2): Roseville Poultry Yards 1, G. Reynolds 2. Buff or cinamon hen (2): Roseville Poultry Yards 1, special,- and 2. Buff or cinamon cockerel (3): G. Reynolds 1, 2 and 3. Buff or cinamon pullet (3): G. Reynolds 1, 2 and 3. White cock or qockerel (2): Roseville Poultry Yards I and 2. White hen or pullet (3): Roseville Poultry Yards I,.'special, ii- and 3. . , ' '

UopcUis,—Hen (4): T. Breeze 1, 2, o, i ami l-iost points, piize presented i j !I:.Ln." and Co. • / . .j\ \ h 'is. —Cock or cockerel (1): Mrs \V . Patterson 1. Jlon -or pullet (2;. :*,\b W. W. Patterson 1 and 2.,. „rvi-L> Classes. —Any variety pure-' hrol. cock or cockerel (8): ■J. Bladder. L n I snocial, P. W. Thomas; „2- j\Miss K. "1 Hopkins 3. Any varietypiii'ebred \\hx c.v pullot (3): F. Thomas 1, C. ' W ' JS'icoll.2, Mrs V. P. Boot 3.' IWiams.' —Modem game black ..;jrqd or broui red,'cock or cockerel (3): S. Tyrroll-Tsaxtor 1, R. and D. Wood 2 sirid 3 Modern game black red. or brown ied> hen or pullet (4):' S. IVrroU-B.ixtor 1, S. Elliott' 2, R. find D. Wood 3. Modern game duekwing hen or pullet (1): S. Tyi-rell-Baxtei; 1 and special. Modern panic pile cock or cockerel (2): S. Tyrrell-Baxter 1 and 2. Black rosecomb cock (1): D. H. Edgar 1. Black rosecomb hen (1): D. H. Edgar 1. Black roseoomb cockerel (2)- 1 Mrs C. M. Orbell 1 and special, D 11. Edgar 2 Black rosecomb pullot (4): D? H. Edgar 1, 3, and ho, Miss C. M. Orbell 12. Any i

other variety, cock or cockerel (1): D. H. Ed<rar 1. Any other variety, hen or pullet (4): I). 11. Edgar 1, 2 and

Ducks.—Ayiesbury drake (1): W. Langdon 1. 'Ayiesbury duck (1): W. Langdon 1. Pckiii drake (4): .1. String!'ollow 1. speei.il. 2 and 3. Pokin "duck 74)-: J. Stringfellow 1, 2,. 3-a*d 4. Indian Runner drake (4): F. H.

Broom 1 -and special, P. .Hnndlo 2 and '}. Mrs F-urdcM;' S+uovf 4. Indian

Rnnner diick (1): P. Ranrlle V. , Any other variety drake (1): W. Langdon 1."- ■ ■ ■ • ■ ' ■ • .!

■ Geese (any variety).—Gander .. (3) :• "W. Lapgdon 1 a'ld special, E. Goss 2. J. R. Begg 3. Goose (1): J. R. Begg

Utility Classes.—Leghorn, white cock (a): W". Sea.rle 1, G. B. Thomas 2, J. Tutty 3. Leghorn/white hen (6): It. W. Hawke i, W. Searlo 2, (>. BThomas 3. Leghorn, white cockerel (9): W. Soarle 1 and special, H. V. Joh-son-2, 11. \V. Hawk© 3. Leghorn, white pullet (12): V. P. Boot 1, specials (2,,.a1id 3, 11, \V. Hawke 2. Lcgli'orn, any other colour, cook or cockerel,.(2;: W. Anderson 1, J. BlackJer '2. Leghorn, .any other colour, ,hert or pullet (4): J. Blackler land 3, W. And.;r.you 2. Minorca, cock or cockerel (2): HC A. Lloyd, 1. \ Minorca, hen or pullet (4): W. Tullo.ch 1, special, and 2, 11. A. Lloyd 3. Hamburg, cock or cocfc?rel (4;:. v[-r. A."Lloyd land 3, R. Redc'.'^lilre 2. Hamburg, hen or pullet (4): H. A. Lloyd 1, and 2, J. Tutty 3. 'Plymouth Hock, cock or cockerel (2): "W" ■ B<-n-:-lo 1 a;ul 2. Plymouth Rock, lie:i or pullot (3):' F. H. Broom 1, W. s>--rk« 2 and 3; Wyandotte. silver cock (2V: H. A. Lloyd 1, P. W. Thorruic 2. Wj^andotto,,silver hen (3): H. A. Lipyd' 1, J. Stri:)gfellow^2 and Q. AVvapdotto. silver cockerel (5): P. W.'./Th-onihß- I,' W. .Searle 2, H. A. Lluyd;3. Vf'yandotto, silver pullet (8): H. A. Lloyd" .1, AY. Searle 2, P. W. Thoraas 3, II.W- Hawkey lie, Wyaudotte, any other colour, cock or cockorel (5): *D. PI. Edgar 1, and specials (2), C. .11; Tovey 2 ; , .H. A. Lloyd 3. ' Wyandbtto, any other colour, hen or pullet (6) C. It..Tovey. 1, D. -H. Edgar 2, H. A. Lloyd 3. Orpington, any colour cock or cockerel (6): F. _H. Broom 1, special, and 2, R. lleddecliffe 3. Orpington, auy colour hen or pullet (3): T. Breeze 1, R. R-eddecliffe 2 and 3. Most points in Utility Classes 'Mr J. Studhotmo's apooial): H. A. JJoyd. . ' Belling Glasses.—Dorkings, Houdans, Vr^iouth Rocks, Cochins, Brahmas, cock or cockerel (3): Mrs W. W. Patterson 1, 2 and 3. Dorkings; Houdans, Plymouth Rocks, Cochins, Brahmas, hen or pullet (3): Mrs W. W. Patterson 1, 2 and 3. Langshans, Orpmg- j tons, cock or dockorel. (1): R. Reddecliffe I.' Wyandottes, any variety, cock or cockerel (4): W. Armstrong 1, D. H. Edgar 2, P. W. Thomas 3^ J. Stringfellow 4. Wyandottes, any variety, hen of pullet (6): D. H. Edgar 1, Mrs W. W. Patterson 2, 3 and 4. Minorcas, cock or cockerel (1): RLowe 1. Minorcas, hen or pullet (2): "W. Tulloch 1 and' 2. Leghorns, any colour, Campines. Andalusians, Anconas, cock-or cockerel (6): 'W. Goodman 1 and- special, G. B. Thomas 2, |V. P. Boot 3, T. Breeze 4. Leghorns, any colour, Campines, Andalusians, Anconas, lien or pullet (2): V. P. Boot 1, G. B. Thomas 2. Hamburgs, any colour, cock or cockerel (1): H. A. Lloyd 1. Hamburgs, any colour, hen or pullet (1): H. A. Lloyd 1. Bantams, any variety,- cock or cockerel (2): C. R. Tovey 1, Miss C. M. Orb<?H2. Ducks, Pek'in or Aylesbury drake. (1): W. Langdon 1. Ducks, any other variety drake (1): Mrs Burdett Stuart 1.

Pigeons.—Dragoon, chequered cock ■or hen (1): D. H. Edgar 1. Dragoon, any other colour, cock or hen (1): D. H. Edgar 1. Fantail, white (1): H. A. Maz&y 1. Tumbler, short-faced, any variety, rung (1): G. White 1, ; f Tn'm"bler, long-faced, clean legged, black cock or hen (2): H. A. Mazey 1 and 2. Tumbler, long-faced,.clean legged, black cock or hen, rung (2) '• H. A. Mazey 1 and 2. Tumbler, long-faced, clean- ' legged, red cock..or . hen (2): H. A. Mv'zay 1, specials (2),' and -2, Tumbler, lon if-fa,:;ed, clean legged, yellpw cock or 1^(2): H. A. Mazey 1 and 2.Tunibler, long-faced, clean-, legged, yellow, cock or lici, ring (2): 11. A. Mazey 1. and 2. Flying Homer danscs—Flying homer, cock or hen, certified to. have'■-.flown-■3Co miles (2): S. Tyrrell-Baxter, 1, W. J. Soarle 2. Flying homer, cock or hrn, certified to havo flown 200 miles (1): V. T. J: Searle 1. Flying homer, cn''z or hen, - certified to have flown 100 miles, ringed (1): L. Templeton 1. Plying lionier, cock or hen, certified to hn-/*' flown 50 miles, ringed (2): S. Tyiveil-Baxter 1, L. Templetcn. 2. Fly--\r,:>- liomer, cock or hen, most likely flyer (1): L. Templeton 1. Flying hoitier, conk or hen, most , likely flier, , ■dinged (4) • w- J- Searle 1 and special, K. Muir 2, L. Templeton 3. Selling Classes. —Any variety, cock or hen (1): H. A. Mazey 1, Be?b Pigeon in the Show (Chapman and Davis's special): H. A. Mazey ._ Canaries and Cage Birds.—Jsonvich. •nlain head yellow, clear, non-colour fed (5): M. Baker 1, specials (2), 2 and he, y J "Watts 3. '■■■' Norwich, plain-head, yellow, ticked, non-colour feoi (IJR ■*. J Y rait-5 1 Norwich, plain -head, bun:,

clear, non-colour fed (6): M. Baker 1, 2 and v h c, F. J. Watts 3. Norwich, plain-head, buff, ticked, non-colour fed (2): M. Baker 1, .F. J. Watts 3. Norwich, plain-head, yellow, variegated, non-colour fed (2): F. J. Watts 2. Norwich, plain-head, buff, variegated, non-! colour feel (3): M.-Baker 1 and 2. ' Norwich, plain-head, yellow, clear or ticked, colour fed (1): A. R. Pengelly 1. Norwich plain-head, yellow, variegated, colour fed (1): A. ft. Pengelly 1. Yorkshire, buff," clear or ticked, non-colour fed (1); F. J. Watts 1. Novice Class.—Norwich, yellow, clear or ticked (2): A. R. Pengelly 1 and special,'G. B. Thomas 2. Norwich, yel low, variegated (1): A. R. Pengeily 1. Norwich, buff, clear or ticked (4): A. R. Pengelly 1, G. B. Thomas 2, Mrs C. xVL Orbell *3 and c.( .

Selling Classes.—Any variety canary^ price not to exceed £2 (1): M. Baker i. Anj r variety canary, price not to exceed £1 10s (1): M. Baker. 1. Any variety canary, cock, price not to exceed £1 (2): Mrs H. C. Orbell I,M. ■Baker- 2. -

Best canary in the show (Mr J. WHalliday's special): M. Baker: Juvenile Classes. —Dorkings, Langshans, Plymouth Rocks, Orpingtons, Cochins, Brahtiias, Wyahdot-tes, cock ■or 'cockerel (2) :< K. CampbelPl;'Miss D. Smith 2. Dorkings, Langshans; '■ .s\y^ mouth Rocks, Orpingtons, Cochins, Brahmas, Wyandottes, hen or p.ullet-.(i) : Miss ' 1.., Siiii th."" Minoi;bas ; Houdans, Leghorns, Andalusians, Hamburgs, Polish, Game, cock or cockerel (5): C. Bushell 1, A. Dellow 1 Campbell ■3 and 4. Minorcas, Houdans, Leghorns, Andalusians, Hamburgs, Polish, Game, hen of pullet (4): A. Dellow 1, H. ■ Christian 2, Miss P. Smith 3, K. Camp4. Bantams (6): Pat Orr- 1, Miss C.'M. Orbell 2, L. Tempieton '3,- I. Hart 1 4. Ganary (o): Miss D. Elliott 1,. C. Bushell 2, Henry Lloyd 3. Pigeon (5): D. Tyrrell-Baxter 1 and 3, F. Mowat 2. Doves (l)-.'R. and D. Wood 1, Any other cage bird (1): Max Lloyd 1. Guinea pigs (3): L. O. Mcllroy 1 and 3, R, Stone 2. Pets (4): G. Gale 1, J; McCalhim 2, A. Gourley 3, F. Stills vh c. Most poiiTts in Juvenile Clashes (Mr J. T. Tin-tills special): Miss P. Smith. ' ■■' •

Most ooints in poultry section (N.Z Farmers' Co-op. Association's special): H. A. Lbvd.

Best bird in the show (N.M. and A Co.'s special): R. D. Johnston.

Cats —Long-haired—-Persian male (6): Mrs G. H. sTutty 1, Mrs J. H. Rule 2; Mrs Stringfellow. sen., 3, F. C. May 4Persian .female (3): Mrs G. H. Tutty 1, Mrs Stringfellow, sen., 2, Mrs T. ,H. Dunhani 3. Persian kitten . (3): Mrs Stringfellow, sen., 1, 2, and 3. Short-hairdd—Tabby (3): Mrs. E. S. Lnwe 1 and special. Miss D. Clark 2. Black (2): C. Bushell 1. Miss H. Williams 2. Aany-other colour (2): Miss B. Rutledge 1, A. Stills 2.

Winter Shov/ Section. Dogs.—Collie, rough-coated (8):. R., Kingsrord 1, W. Hamilton 2. Collie,' smooth-coated (7): W. I^ew 1, C. iVicConocliie 2. Collie, bearded (7): R. Gould 1, T. W. Dodds 2, O. Doig 3. Fox terrier (.6): A. T. Emerson 1, H. A. J.loyd 2, u-ev. J. R. Burgin 3, H., Pilbrow vh c. Scotcli terrier (2): D. Ccnnell 1, O. C Roberts 2. Irish terrier \7): C. S- Branigan 1, R. Stoddart 2, J. Lysaght 3. Cocker spaniel (5): \V. K. Cow 1, Mrs R. A. Fleming 2, Mrs W. H, Amos 3. Retrieyer (1): S: Cassev 1. Any other variety purebred dog (7): J. Allan (bulldog) ■1, W. A. Mills (bulldog) 2, R. G. Silcock (bulldog) 3.

llntter.^—Separator butter (2): Miss A. Suttie 1. Non-Separator butter (2): .Miss A. Suttie 1. , 51bs. salt butter (3): Mis.s A. Suttie .1, , Miss K. Small 2. Most- points in butter (Hefford and Co.'s special)': Miss A. Suttie.

Hams and Bacon.—Unsmoked ham 1): E. Goss 1. . .

Fruit, honey and preserves.—Collec- [ lion of apples (2): H. M. Bushell 1, i\lrs H. Mar get ta 2. Honey in comb (2): T., Cavjli 1, Miss A. Suttie 2. Honey, ex.tracted (6): Miss A. Suttie 1, H. Reed 2,; T. Cavill 3. Preserved fruits (1): Mrs W. Adams 1. Pickles (1): IV^iss A. McDowell 1. Most poinis in fruit, honey,'<T.nd preserves (Mr J; E.; Allen's special):' X. Cavill. ■ / Bread, scones, .and cakes. —Homemade bread (6): Miss A, McDowell 1, Miss L. Maw 2, Miss K. Small. 3. Homemade bread, made with Supremo 'Flour (Canterbury 1 Roller .Flour Mills's special) (4)': MLss A. McDowell 1. Brown bread (Mr J. Studholme's special)' (1): Miss A. McDowell 1. Brown scones, made from wholemeal flour (Mr J. Studholme's special) (3):. Mrs D. Clucas 2. White scones, made from wholemeal flour (Mr J. Studholme's special) (3): Miss A. McDowell 1. Home-made scones, no butter (7): Miss A. McDowovll 1, Mrs A. Lill 2, Miss E, Li 11,3. Plain scones, made with.Crown Roller "Flour (Messrs Robertson' and Co.'s.-. special) (7): Miss .A, McDowell 1. Fancy sqoneß U): Miss: A: McDowell 1, Mrs D. Clucas 2. Girdle scones (3): Mins A. Mo-* Doweir 1, Mrs C. Campbell 2. Fruit cake (5): Mias M. Dixon 1, Mrs J. Dixon 2. Seed cake (3): Miss A. McDowell 1, Miss L. Dorm 2. Madiera cake (1): Mrs W. McClurg 1. Gingerbread cake (4): Miss A. McDowell 1, Mrs W. Harris 2. Sponge cake (1): Mrs D. Clucas 1. Oat cake* (3): Mips A. McDowell 1, Mrs D. McC'lurp; 2. Shortbread' (9): Miss A. 'McDowell 1, .Mrs W. McClurg 2, Mrs C. Campbell 3, Miss K. Jackscii vh c v Most points'in bread, cakes and scones (Mr T. Bullock's special)-. Miss A. McDowell,

. Technical Classes.—Sponge sandwich (High School)- (12): to. i'qrcy 1, T. Cowan 2, M. McCallum 3, IVI. Sparrow v h c. M. Kerr he. Biscuits (High School) (7): 13. Percy 1, It. Crooks ,2, M. Willers.3, T. Elliott v h c. Girdle scones (High School) (8): R. Crooks 1, E. Emerson 2, T. Cowan 3, M. Kerr v he. Ginger bread (Primary Schools) (8): I. Sumner (Hampstead) 1, M. ltule (Borough) 2, L. lining (Borough) 3, F. llancox (Borough) v h c. Sausage rolls (Primary Schools). (9): Q. Bain! (Borough) 1, D. Humphreys (Borough). 2, M. ltule (Borough) 3, G. ■Matthews ' (Borough) v h c. Scor.es (Primary Schools) (14): T. Crooks (Hainpstoad) 1, G. Matthews (Borough) 2, it. Jeffs (Hampstead) 3, M. Smart (Borough) v he, D. Humphreys (Borough) h c. Dressed poultry, eggs, etc. —Fowls (4): W. LKgdon 1, Miss E. Grins 2, Miss 11. Goss.3. Ducks (3): Miss R. Goss 1, Miss E. Goss 2, W. Lar.gdor. 3. Hen eggs, white (1): Miss R. Gors 1. Hen eggs, tinted (2): H. A. Lloyd 1, W. Langdon 2. Duck eggs (4): F. H. Broom 1, Miss A. Suttio 2. Most points in dressed poultry and eggs {Mr R. Term's special): Miss R.'Gnss. Grains. nee/X etc. —Wheat: Tuscan, white (1): W. J. Moses 1. Tuscan, red (1): W. J. Moses 1. Pearl (4): H. Watts I and 2. W. J. Moses 3. Most points i-i wheat (Mr H. A. Lloyd's snoring :W. J. Mosea. Onts: D;uiish (2): W. J. Moses 1 iuhl 2. Duns (2): W. J. Moses 1 ivnd-2. Garton or Rosebery (4): W. J. Moses 1 and 2. ''Any other variety (4): W. L-uigdon I,' G. Cnmpbpll 2 a-d 3. Most pci:its m oats (Nicoll Bros.

special): W.J. Moses. Grass seed, otc,—Ltyegrass, perennial ■ (1): T. Buckley 1. Ryegrass, Italian (1): W. J. Moses 1. Clover, red (2): W. J. Moses 1 and 2. Most points in grass seed,'etc. (Mr W. Anderson's special): W. J. Moses. Most points in grains, [seeds, etc. (Dalgety and Co.'s special): W. J. Moses. "."'-■'■ ■.

Potatoes, roots, etc. —Kidney potatoes (2): J. Dixon 1. Potatoes, Up-to-Dato (5): W. Carroll 1, Mrs W. Ashton 2, A. Curtis 3. Two bushels any variety potatoes (7): J. Holland 1, F. Clark 2 and ,3. „ Potatoes, ,6, any variety (2): F. Clark I.' Most points ia potatoes (N.M. and A. Co.'s special): F. Clark.' Turnips, swede (10): J., B/lruid, junior, 1 and 2, F. Clark 3, Ti. Watts v h c. Turnips, Aberdeen' (1): No award. Turnips, Imperial Greau Globe (6): A. L. Clarke 1, L. Oakley 2, A. Curtis 3. Turnips', any variety, white fleshed• (4): -W. J. Moses 1 and 2. vTurnips, any variety, yellow (1): J. R. Simpson 1. /Most points in turnips (Canterbury Frozen Moat Co.'s special):. W. J. Moses and J Bland, junior, equal. Mangolds, '■ yellow globe (11): J. Dixon 1, H. Watts 2, J. Holland 3, G. H.i Sc ( ott v he. Mangolds, long red (7): "G. Hyde 1 and. 2, A. L. Clarke 3, Exors. late E. Small vh c. Mangolds, Golden Tankard (4): Espi-s. late Ei- Small 1. J. Dixon 2. Mangolds, Golden Globe (4): Exors. late E. Smn 11,1. J. Dixon.

.12. Heaviest mangoU^ (Mr J, McQuillan's special) (5): Miss Stittie. Most points in- mangolds (Canterbury Frozen Meat Co.'s special): Exors. hite E. Small' and J. Dixon, equal. Carrots, red (6): F.. Clark 1. H. Watts 2 and 3. Carrots, white (5): Wood Bros. 1 and 2. A. L. Clarke 3. Carrots, yellow "(8): Wood 8r05..l and 3, J, Dixon 2 ami, v.'h c. Heaviest carrot (Mr R. D.'Johnston's spe-J cial) (5): A. L. Clarke;'!..' Most points in carrots (N.M. and A. Co., Ltd.'s special): Wood Bros. .Most points in potatoes, roots, etc. (New Zealand Fanners' ' Co-operative. Association's special): J. Dixon. Garden produce.—Onions, Giant (3): j L. Wilson 1, A; L. Pilbrow 2. Onions, J Brown-..Spanish (3): J. Dixon 1, L. •Wilson 2. Beets (5): W. J. Moses 1 and 2, H. A. Lloyd 3.' Parsnips (7): H. A. Lloyd 1, Exors. late E. Small 2, W. J. Moses 3. Vegetable marrows (10): .H. A. Lloyd 1, W. J. Moses 2, ] F. I Clark 3 and vh c. Pumpkins (3): W. J. Moses 1. Cabbage, cooking (1): F. Clark 1. Cabbage, savoy (2): H. A. Lloyd 1 and 2. Celery (2): L. Wilson 1, H. M. Bushell 2. Carrots (9): F. Clark 1, W. J. Moses .2 and v h c, A. Curtis 3. Turnips (3): H. A. Lloyd 1, W.J. Moses 2. Leeks (5): L. Wilson 1, Exors. late E. Small 2, H. M. Bushell 3. Most points in Garden Produce (Mr J. Grigg's special): H. A. .Lloyd and W. J. Moses, equal. Needlework and Fancy Work.— Camisole (9):.. Miss E. Bundj 1, Miss B. Lewis 2, Mrs D. Teppett y h c. Doiley (1,4): Mrs L. Wilson I,' Miss E. Bundy 2, Miss P. Cullen v. ; h c,, Mr,s. W-^ McG'lurg h c. Fancy Cushion-! (5):. Mrs - D. Teppett 1, Miss E. Bundy 2, Miss G. Dellow'v "h ,c. Table Centre (8): Miss E. Bundy 1, Mrs D. Teppett 2, Mrs W. ,J. Cunningham vh c. Crochet (20):' Mrs D. 1, Mrs 'Evans 2, Mrs W. J. Cunningham 3, Mrs L. Wilsonv h c, Mrs W. J. 'Mo^rs c. Most points hi Needlework and Fancy Work (Mr E. B-. Xcwton's special): Miss E. Bundy. Schools ■Oom'petit-ions.—Penmanship (22): E. Eastorbrook (Borough) 1, I. McMillan (Borough), 2, . G:. Roulston (Wakanui) 3, D. Humphreys (Borough) v h c, Lv'Phaup (Borough) h c, and L. Lewis (Borough) ic. ■-■ Designing, and Tinting (15):. B. 1' Easterbvook" (Borough) and S. Hunter (Borough), equal, ! 1. B. Bryant, (Borough) 3', D. Baxter | (Borough) v h c, I. Hart (Borough)! he. r :

Photographic (amateurs only).—Land»".ip3 (3): Mrs G. W. Watson 1. H. A. Woolf 2 Figure study (3): H. F. Black;o 1, Mrs G. W. Watson 2. '

Trophies and Special Prizes. Tlio following are the results of the .competitions, ior trophies and special prices .vi the poultry section: —Trophy or'cash, £'6 Us, presented by the society (to bo won twice),, for most points in . Orpingtons : No award.' Trophy or. I cash, £3 3s, presented- by the society, (to lie won twice),, for most points in ivLuiorcas: W. Tulloch. Trophy or cash, £3 3s,^presented by Mr G. W. Watson (to be . won twice), for most points in Silver Wyandottes:. It. D,. Johnston. Trophy by cash, £2 25,. presented by the society (to be won twice), for most points; in any one variety of Wyandottes (other than Silver) H. A. Lloyd. Trophy or cash, £3 3s, presented by the- society (to be won twice), for most points in White Leghorns.:. G. H. Coi-bqi-.' Trophy or .cash, £3 3s, presented' By the society (to be won twice), for most points in' Brown Leghorns: E. Parkin. Trophy or cash, £3 3s, presented by the society (to bo won twice), for most points in Lcgliorns (other than single comb'brown or white), Campinc", and' Anconas: 3. Allan. Trophy or cash;, £2 2s, presented by the society (to b* won twice), for most points in Houd'ans: T. Breeze. Trophy or cash, £3 3s, presented by the society (to be won twice), for most points in Plymouth' Rocks.: WVW. Patterson. Trophy or cash, £3 3s, presented" by the society (to be won twice), for most points in Hamburgs: H. A. >.Llbyd. Trophy or .• cash, £3 3s, presmterl by tM': society (\° he wo:n twice), for -most points in any one vnriotv of Gnrae: J. S. Woods. Trophy or cash, £2 2s, prSsonted by the society (to be won twjee). for most points _ in any one variety ■of duclisr J. Stringfeftow. T/ophy; or cashj £2 2s, presented 'by Thomas' Bros, (to be won twice- in-succession, or three times at intervals), for most points in- Game Bantams: S, Tyrrclt-Baxter. Trophy: or cash, £2 2s, presented by the society (to be won twice in succession, or three times at intervals), for the most points in Bantams, other than Game: D. H. Edgar. . Trophy or cash, £2 25,. presented by the society (to be won twice in succession or threp | times <at- intervals), for the best bird" (heavy breed) in Utility Classes. D. IT. Edgar. , Trophy or cash, £2 2s; ■ pre- j se'nted by the society' (to be won twico in succession, or three ;times at .i"terivalsV. for the best bird (light breed),in W.li'.v Classes: -V. P. Boot. Compot:■;.,,, f Ol . the above trophies was open - rl-ih members only. The following v\:re open to all exhibitors: —The Society's Cup (valued at, £5 ss), to the champion bird in the show (ducks, turkeys, pigeons, and canary classes oxr>lnrlp>d). to bo- won twice by the s°.me exhibitor before becoming his absolute, property): 11. D. Johnston. The Davis C:irt (£5 ss), to ho won twice in sueof>R~inn or three times at intervals, pr«so"ted by the President (Mr T-T. Dnvish W. Spicer. The Zoucb Cap ■(■S3 3s), to be won twice in siiceessio"l or three times at intervals, Tirer,n?Me'l by Mr A. L. Zouch: E. C. Baker.

Pigeons. —Trophy or cash, £2 2~, presented by the spclety (to he" won twice), for most points in 'Pigeons; open to members of society only: No award. Trophy or cash. £1 Is. wpserited by the-society (to bo won twice),

for the best pigeon in the show: H. A. Mazoy. Canaries.—Trophy or cash, £2 2s, presented by the society (to bo won twice), for most points in canaries; orcen to members of society only: M. Baker. Trophy or cash, £1 Is, presented b" the society (to bo Avon twice), for the be.it canary in the show: M. I Baker.