FIFTY-NINTH SHOW

Ashburton Guardian, Volume 56, Issue 22, 7 November 1935, Page 6

FIFTY-NINTH SHOW

THE ASHBURTON ASSOCIATION

EXCELLENT DISPLAY IN ALL SECTIONS STANDARD OF QUALITY MAINTAINED The Ashburton Agricultural and Pastoral Association held its fifty-ninth annual display of Stock, farm and dairy produce and domestic crafts at the Ashburton Showgrounds to-day, and in every department it rivalled in success a long line of successful shows. Quality is the feature at these displays, whatever section of the catalogue is selected, and while it is held by many that the past season has not been as favourable for stock as it might have been, and some classes suffered decreases in entries as the outcome, it is ft fact that the general quality shown to-day was equal to that of any previous show. The Association has for nearly 60 years encouraged the man on the land by promoting its shows and there, in competition with the best that the County has to offer, breeders and fanciers have been able to gauge the quality of their respective entries and have been stimulated to greater effort in the future.

All roads in the County lead to the Showgrounds on these occasions and to-day was ho exception. Residents from every quarter of the County Were present, While many exhibitors and spectators from North and South Canterbury attended. Heavy rain overnight roused fears for the state Of the weather and the grounds to-day, but there was scarcely a clotld in the sky this morning. A cold southerly wind blew all day, and while there was a short shower about 10 o’clock the conditions remained bright, occasional showers falling in the early afternoon. The Ashburton Silver Band and the Ashburton County Pipe Band were in attendance during the afternoon and provided good musical programmes. There was a cheerful tone about the grounds, farmers generally being of the opinion that the prospects for me future are brighter and the iong-looked-for return to prosperity as it was known in the County prior to 1930 cannot now be far ahead. A lively interest in all sections of the show was taken by patrons, and the townspeople seemed to be equally interested with the rural patrons. One thing that aided the cheerful trend Was that the prospects for meat prices at the opening of the season appear to be brighter than seemed likely till comparatively recently. The ratification of an agreement between the Governments of the United Kingdom and New Zealand, which permits ot what amounts to practically a free entry of pur mutton and lamb exports to the Homeland in the season which will commence in a few weeks, makes the outlook more favourable. Among the sheep pens, where there was a greatly increased entry, there was noted the general improvement in methods of handling sheep, and the prize-takers were certainly excellent representatives of the County flocks. The rings in the centre of the grounds, where the horses were paraded, proved a great draw,, and the fence round about was lined with spectators throughout the day. In the classes for the heavier breeds there was much to interest the person who is fond of horses, while there were many outstanding animals in the lighter classes. The hunting events provided thrills.

'Shorthorns and Fat Cattle —Mr J. A. Scott, Burnham. Milking Shorthorns—Mr F. G. Herridge, AYoodend; junior judge, Mr H. D. Hurforcl. Jerseys—Mr J. Fleming, Balcairn. BUtterfat Test—Mr E. Keig, Ashburton. Draught Horses —Mr A. Thompson, Kelso (males), and Mr J. Tisdale, Oamaru (females). Carners’ Cart Horses, etc.—Mr A. Thompson, Kelso. Trotters —Mr J. J. Lewis, Ashburton. Bloodstock, Hunters and Saddle Horses—Mr Bruce Ireland, gillCobs and Ponies—Major Hutton (saddle) and Mr J. Parlane (harness). Pigs—Mr AV. J. Moses. Sheep Dogs—Air D. Mclntosh. Cookery—Airs J. Anderson, Christchurch. Preserves—Airs T* AlcDowell. School Cookery—Air S. Aladden, Ashburton. Butter and Cheese —Air E. Keig. Honey, Eggs and Hams—Air F. P. Cookson. Agricultural Produce—-Mi; Al. Bruce. Model Dairy—Alessrs J. AA r . Smith and E. KeigFlowers—.Mr S. Smith. Art, Needlework and Fancywork— Airs F. Curtis, Ashburton, and Miss D. Bradley, Christchurch. Dressmaking and Millinery—Airs R. Clark. Photography—Air E. J. Daniel. Woodwork—Mr W. Tiiomas. Aletalwork—Mr H. W. Smallbone. Rabbits—Mr A. Fridd (Timaru).

CHAMPIONSHIP AWARDS.

The following championship awards were made:—.

Harness Cob—O. Digby. Saddle Cob—L. M. Lemon. Cob—L. M. Lemon. Harness Horse—T. H. Ivey. Lady’s Hack—Miss I. Rutherford. Shorthorn—Bull: H. Black; reserve, H. C. Barton.

Milking Shorthorn—AV. M. Skevington; reserve, G. H. B. Lill.

The cattle rings drew attention to a great extent and quality animals that drew favourable comment from the critics were seen. The pig and dog perns held some good! exhibits, and there was a bustling scene in the produce shed, where there were many hundreds of examples of the arts, mainly of feminine interest. The show "was capably managed. Patrons have come to look for good organisation at the Ashburton shows, and there was no exception to-day, when the organisation was heyond fault. This department was in the hands of Mr AV. H. Amos (the secretary) and his staff, and he was commended on all hands for his helpful arrangements. The president (Mr G. H. B. Lill) was general supervisor of the exhibition and he was warmly congratulated on the success of the display in his year. He had able assistance from the vice-president (Mr A. N. Grigg), the treasurer (Mr A. Brown) and the committee which comprises Messrs S. Andrew, T. J. Bell, J. Bonifant, H. Brown, Hugh B. Brown, J. AV. Butterick, S. Crosson, D. J. Doak, J. A. Fleming, A. Gregory, J. C. Guinness, G. Hale, R. Houston, J. M. Johnston, J. Lowery, R. J. Martin, F. Herrin, D. A. Morgan, J. G. McLachlan, R. A. Oaklfty, AV. A. Sheate, J. Small, J. W. Smith, S. P. Taylor. The following table gives a comparison of the entries with those of last year:—

Jersey—Bull. A. 0. Silcock; H. D. Butterick, reserve. Merino—Ram : R. C. Todhunter, and reserve. Ewe: R. C. Todhunter, and reserve.

Romney Marsh—Ram: A. S. Elworthy, and reserve. Ewe: A* S. Elworthy, and reserve. English Leicesters—Ram: J. Reid, and reserve. Ewe: AV.. 'Letham; J. Reid reserve. Border Leicester—Ram : S. G. Lemon; J. Stewart, reserve. Ewe: S. G. Lemon; J. Findlay, reserve. Ryeland—Ram: H. C. B. AVithell, and reserve. Ewe (both ages): H. C. B ; . AVithell, and reserve. Southdowns—Ram: Oakleigh Estate, and reserve. Ewe: J. H. Grigg; Oakleigh. Estate, reserve. Corriedale—Ram, Gordon Johnston; D. S. Studholme, reserve. Ewe, James Reid; Gordon Johnston, reserve.

Pigs—Berkshire: Boar, J. D. Galpin; sow, J. D. Galpin.

THE PRIZE LIST. Awards of prizes made up to the time the “Guardian” went to press were as follow: Horses* Draughts—Entire, 4yrs (5) : W. J. Doak 1, J. Young 2, Peter Shearei v h c. Same, 3yrs (4): Ni. E. Biehards 1, T. J. Bell 2, James Holland v lx c. Same, 2yrs (8): R, A. Oakley 1, W. J. Doak 2, C. Hale 3, P. Shearer v h e. Same, yearling (6): W, J. Taylor 1, A. J>. Butterick 2, B. A. Oakley v h c. Mare, in foal (6): S. Crosson 1, spec, 2 and v h c, H. Abbott h c. Same, foal at foot (2): C. Hale I, sp and 2. Dry Mare, 4yrs (6): W. J. l>oak 1 and sp, B. A. Oakley 2, R. Molloy y h e, O. Hale h c, S. P. Taylor c. Filly, 3yrs (9) : A. M. J..eask J, H. G. Cross 2, S. Thompson 3, Mrs M. A. Brock v h c, T. S. Taylor h c, Miss A. E. Boag c. Mare or filly, 3yrs or over, non-previous first prizetaker (5) (Mrs M. A. Brock 1, T. S. Taylor 2, R. B. Spence v h c. Filly, 2yrs -(8): T. S. Taylor 1, sp and y h c, D. Cairns 2, Gabriel McLachlan 3, J. F. Langley lx c, Leddy Bros. c. Same, yearling (7): McDonald Bros. 1, S. P. Taylor 2, Walter Letham 3, J. Crawford y h c, 0. Hale lx c, John Shearer c. W. J. Doak’s special, draught filly, 3yrs or under (17) : A.' M. Leask 1. Trotting Horses—Entire, any age, in harness (1): W. Grice 1. Mare, in harness (2): W. H. Stoddart 1, J. B. Stevenson 2. Ashburton Trotting Club’s special for best 2-year trotter or pacer (4) : P. J. Andrew 1, Dui’bar Lodge 2. Yearling, either sex (4): S.'

The amusement alley was wellpatronised and there was much there to interest and entertain. There was a very good display of implements on the grounds. The judges were as follow: Merinos and Flock Ewe Classes—Mr G. Murray, Braemar. Corriedales—Mr E. C. Anderson, Hawardem. English Leicesters—Mr L. Buddock, Mount Somers. Border Leicesters—Mr D. McLean, Waiau. Romney Marsh—Mr J. H. Grigg, Longbeach. Southdowns—Mr A. W. Adams, Sheffield. By elands—Mr J. Linton, jun., Lincoln College. Fat Sheep and Fat Lambs—Mr T. Seaton, Timaru. Wool —Mr S 3). Silrerwood, Ashburtotu

G. Lemon 1, R. McDonnell 2, Durbar Lodge v'h 0.,. Bloodstock—Mare, any age (2): Miss Al. Findlay 1, Alisses El. and L. Richards 2.

Ewe, above 28 months, lamb at foot (4): James Reid 1 and 2, A\ r . Letham v h c. Above 16 and under 28 months, lamb at foot (3): AV. Letham 1 and 2, James Reid v h c. Under 16 months (6): James Reid 1, A. S. Elworthy 2, R. J Low v h c, AV. Letham li c. Same, shorn (6): James Reid 1, AV. Letliam 2, A. S. Elworthy v h c, R. J. Low hc. Pair ewe hoggets (1): AV. Lethani. 1. Ram, under 16 months, natural condition (2): H 0. Barton 1„ H. D. Butterick 2. Ewe, same (5): James Reid 1, AV. Letham 2, H. D. Butterick v h c, H. C. Barton h c. Border Leicester.—Ram, above 28 months (3): 8. G. Lemon 1, James Stewart 2, John Findlay vh c. Above 16 and under 28 months (6): R. JLow 1 and v h c, S. G. Lemon 2, John Findlay hc. Under 16 months (5): R. J. Low 1 and 2, John Findlay v h c. Same, shorn (7): R. J. Low 1 and 2, S. G. Lemon 3, James Stewart v h c, and hc. Pair ram hoggets (3): R. J• Low 1, James Stewart 2, John Findlay v'h c. Five, above 28 months, lamb at foot (5): S. G. Lemon 1 and 2, John Findlay v hc, R. J. Low hc. Above 16 and under 28 months, lamb ah foot (4) : John Findlay 1, James Stewart 2, S. G. Lemon vh c. Under 16 months (5) S. G. Lemon 1, R, J. Low 2 and v hc. Same, shorn (4): R. J. Low 1 and 2, John Findlay" vh c. Pair ewe hoggets (3): R. J. Low 1, S. G. Lemon 2, John Findlay v h c. Ram, under 16 months, natural condition (2): S. G. Lemon 1, John Findlay 2. Ewe, same (5): S. G. Lemon 1 and 2, R. J. Low 3, John Findlay v h c. Ryeland.—Ralil, above 16 nionths (6) H. C. B. AA’ithell 1,2 and vh e, John Brooks lie. Under 16 months (4): H. C. B. AVitliell 1, sp., and 2, John Brooks vh c. Ewe, above 16 months, lamb at foot (5): H. C. B. Withell 1 and 2, John Brooks v hc, W. 0. Rennie hc. Under 16 months (6): H. C. B. AVithell 1,2 and vh c, AV, O. Rennie h c. Rani hogget, machine shorn (3): John Brooks 1, H. C. B. AVithell 2 and v hc. Ewe hogget, same (4): H!. C. B. AVithell 1 and vh c, John Brooks 2.

Harness Horses Harness horse, non-previous first prize-taker (4): R. D. Ferriman 1, R. Wotherspoon 2. Gig horse, 15.2 or under (4): AY. Z. D. Ferriman 1, R. D. Ferriman 2, R. Wotherspoon y h c. Harness horse over 15.2 (4): T. H. Ivey 1, 0. Digby 2, H. A. and W. R. Lemon v h c. Journey horse, 15 hands or over (6): T. 11. Ivey 1, 0. Digby 2, AY, Z. D. Ferriman v ho. Best turn-out, in harness (6): T. H. Ivey 1 and sp, Thomas Gee 2, O. Digby v h c. Saddle Horses—-Best-mannered hack (11): Miss I. Rutherford 1 and' 9, Aliss B. Harper 3. Roadster or hack, nonprevious first prize-taker (8): M. Farrell 1 and sp, Aliss Al. Orbell 2, Miss M. Findlay 3. Same, up to 15st (7): Miss B. Harper 1, Airs J. H. Grigg 2, H.A. and AV. R. Lemon 3. Same, up to 13st (7): Miss I. Rutherford 1, Alisses E. and L. Richards 2, Airs J. Montgomery 3. Same, oyer list (11): Miss I. Rutherford 1, Al. Farrell 2, Mrs J. H. Grigg 3, Miss E. AVardsmith y hc. Lady’s hack, ridden by lady (12): Aliss I. Rutherford 1 and sp, and 2, Misses E. and L. Richards 3. Troop horse, to carry not less than 15st (14): H. F. Addis 1, R, AV. Campbell 2. Same (Mounted Rifle unit members only) (7): AV. Sharp 1, R. D. Hefford 2.

Cobs—Entire pony or cob, 14 hands and under (5): R. E. Upton 1, R. D. Ferriman 2, G. H. Nicoll 3. Cob, 15 hands or under, to carry 13st (11): 'L. AT. Lemon 1, Miss V. Al. H. Nichols 2, J. S. Lilley 3, R. I>. Hefford v h c, Aliss V. M. H. Nichols h c, C. G. C. Harper c. Maiden cob, under 15hds, non-previous first prize-taker (8): L. Al. Lemon 1, Miss V. Al. IT. Nichols 2, L. E. Evans 3, O. Digby y h c, C. G. C. Harper kc, Miss Janet Grigg e. Cob or pony, 14.2 hands or under, in saddle (5): J. R. Bowman 1, C- G. Jarman 2, 0. Digby 3, J. S. Lilley vh c. Best cob or pony up to 14.2, ridden by a child under 15yrs (5): Miss C. Frainpton 1 and 2, Mrs J. R. Thomson 3, J. Hill v h c. Maiden cob, 15hds oi under, in harness, non-previous first prize-taker (7): L. E. Evans 1, Aliss J. Davison 2, J. R. Bowman 3, G. H. Nicoll v h c. Cob, 15hds or under, in harness (9): O. Digby 1, Aliss V, M. H. Nichols 2, G. H. Nicoll 3 and v h c, Aliss J, Davison c. Sheep.

'Merino—Ram, above 16 months (5): R. C. Todhunter 1 and 2, Colin Urquhart v h c. Under 16 months (3): R. C. Todhunter 1, Colin Urquhart 2 and Y; h c. Ewe, above 16 months and under 28 (7): R. C. Todhunter 1 and 2, Colin Urquhart 3 and v h c, Mrs F. A. Chisnall h c. Above 16 months, lamb at foot (6): R. C. Todhunter 1, Colin Urquhart 2, Mrs F. A. Chisnall .v h c. Under 16 months (6): R. C. Todhuntei 1 Colin Urquhart 2 and y h c, AVilfred Lill h c. llomney Marsh—Ram, above 28 months (1): A. iS. Elworthy 1. Above L 6 and 1 under 28 months (2): A. S. Elworthy 1, Raymond Oakley 2. Under 16 months (3): A. iS. Elworthy 1, Raymond Oakley 2 and y li e. Same, shorn (3); A. S. Elworthy 1, Raymond Oakley 2 and v h e. Ewe, above 28 months lamb at foot (2): Raymond Oakley 1. above 16 months and -under 28, lamb at foot (3): A. S. Elworthy 1, Raymond Oakley 2 and v li c. Under 16 months (3): A. S. Elworthy 1, Raymond Oakley 2 and y h c. Same, shorn (3) : A. S. Elworthy 1, Raymond Oakley 2 and y h c. Ram, under 16 months. Natural condition (3): Gordon Johnston 1, Raymond Oakley 2 and v h c. Ewe, same (3): Raymond Oakley 1 and y k c, Gordon Johnston 2. Corriedale—Ram, above 28 months (3): Gordon Johnston 1, D. S. Studholme 2, James Reid y h c. Above 16 and under 28 months (3): C. Jl* Johnston 2. Under 16 months (13): James Reid 1 and 2, C. H. S. Johnston 8 and v h c, J. H. Patterson h c. Under 16 months, machine shorn (3): James Reid 1, Gordon Johnston 2. Pair ram hoggets (6): James Reid 1, Gordon Johnston 2 and y h c. C. H. S. Johnston he. Fat Sheep—'Wethers, by down or Ryeland rams (2): J. D- Galpin 1. Crossbred wethers, by any Longwool ram (1): J- D. Galpin 1.- Corriedale or halfbred ewes (2): J. D.. Galpin 1. One-shear wethers, any breed, in the wool (1) : J. D- Galpin 1- Two-tooth wethers, any breed (2): J. L>. 1 and 2. Sims, Cooper and Go. s special, three wethers for export, under 1201 b live, weight (2): G. W. Leadley’s Estate 1. Flock Sheep Classes Halfbred or Corriedale—Ewe hoggets, in wool (8): S. H. Lill 1, sp and he R. J. Alartin 2 and c, R. larbotton 3 J. Moore v li c. One-shear ewes with lamb at foot (3): R- J- Alartin 1 and sp, T. E. Tarbotton 2. Crossbred Three-quarter-bred hoggets in wool, most suitable breeding (2): G. H. B. Lill 1 and 2. One-shear ewes, with lamb at foot (1): F. PCookson 1. „ Southdown—Ram, above 28 month (2): Qakleigh Estate 1, J. H. Cngg Above 16 and under 28 months (.4). James Stewart 1, A. S. Ehworthy , R. J. Low v h c. Under 16 months (10): Oakleigh Estate 1,2 and c, A b. Elworthy 3, J. HI. Grigg v h c mid li e. Same, machine shorn (7): Oakleigh Estate 1 and 2, James Stewart 3, A. b. Elworthy v h c. Ewe, above 28 months, lamb at foot (9): J.-H. Giigg 1 h c and c, Oakleigh Estate 2 unci v’h c, John Findlay 3. Above 16 and under 28 months, lamb at foot (3): Oakleigh Estate 1, A. IS. Elworthy 2. Under 16 months (6): Oakleigh Estate 1,2 and 3, R. J. Low v h c and h ,c. Same, machine shorn (9): J. H. Grigg 1, 3. v h c, h c and c, Oakleigh Estate 2. Ram, under 16 months, natural condition (4): Oakleigh Estate 1, Joan Findlay 2, J. H. Grigg 3. Ewe, same’(l3): J. H. Grigg 1,2 3 and v h c, John Findlay h c, G. H. B. Lill c. English Leicester—Ram, above 28 months (5): James Reid 1 and 2, A. S. Elworthy v h c, R. J. Low li c. Above 16 and under 28 (8): James Reid 1 and 2, A. S. Elworthy 3, R. J - Low v h c, AV. Letham h c, John Bonifant c Under 16 months (9): James Reid 1 and 2, R, J- Low 3, AV. Letliam v h c and h c. Same, shorn (11): A. S Elworthy 1 and 2, James Reid 3 and v h c, R. J. Low li c, AV. Letliam c. Pair ram hoggets (3) : James Reid 1, John Bonifant 2, AV. Letham v h c.

Fat Lambs—By any Down ram (12): J. AV. AVatson 1 and 3, R. G. McClure 2 ahcl v h c, Estate D. AVatts h c, Robert AVilson c. Any Longwool ram (7): R. G. McClure 1 and 3, J. AV. AVatson 2, AV. B. Bryant v h c, J. Dwyer li c. By Down rams, under 721bs live (13): J. AV. AVatson 1, J. Gregory 2, Gordon Brown 3, It. T. Latimer v h c, Estate late G. AV. Leadfey e. By Longwool rams, same weight (7): F. PCookson 1 and 2, R. T. Latimer 3, J. Dwyer vh c. By Corriedale ram (2): J. Gregory 1, P. G. Rickard 2. Canterbury Frozen Meat Co.’s special for three Down lambs for export, 601bs to 75lbs (13): J. AV. AVatson 1, J. Gregory 2. Ashburton Associated Auctioneers’ special for three lambs, any breed other than Down (9): R. G. McClure 1, J. Grigg 2. Mr AV. v,oonrane’s special for lambs by Shropshire rams (5): AV. B. Bryant 1 and 2. „ . AVool section —Halfbred or Corriedale : Ewe, in grease (3): P. G. Rickard I, R. J. Martin 2. Hogget (3): R. J. Martin 1, H. C. Barton 2, Gordon Johnston 3. Cfossbred: Ewe(2):H. O Barton 1, A. AV. Tenney 2. Hogget (4): A. AV. Penney 1, H. C. Barton 2, Gordon Johnston 3.

Cattle. Shorthorn—Heifer, 2 years (1): Hugh Black 1. Yearling (1): H. C. Barton 1. Bull, two years (1): Hugh Black 1. Yearling (1): H. 0. Barton 1. Milking Shorthorns —Cow, any age (4:) AV. M. Skevington 1 and sp., G. H. 13. Lill 2 and .3. Heifer, 3 years (3): AV. M. Skevington 1, G. H. 13. Lill 2. Two years (5): John Small 1, AV. M. Skevington 2 and he, G. H. B. Lill 3. Arearling (3): G. H. 13. Lill 1, AV. M. Skevington 2 and 3. Cow, any age, with two of progeny (1): AV. M. Skevington 1. Three cows or heifers (2) A\ r . M. Skevington 1. Bull, three years (1): R. J. Edgar 1. Two years (2): John Small 1, G. H. 13. Lill 2. Yearling (3): AV. M. Skevington 1 and 3, G. H. 13. Lill 2. Jersey Cattle—Cow, any age (5): A. 0. Silcock 1, H. D. Butterick, 2, r h c, and hc. With two of progeny (3): A. O. Silcock 1 and v h c, H. D. Butterick 2. Heifer, three years (5): H. D. Butterick 1 and v he, A. O. Silcock 2, E. J. Tucker h c. Two years, in profit (3) A. 0. Silcock 1, E. J. Tucker 2, H. (D. Butterick vh c. Same, dry (5): A. O. Silcock 1 and v h c, H. I). Butterick 2, E. J. Tucker h c. Yearling (7): A. O. Silcock 1, vhc and hc, HI. D. Butterick 2, E. J. Tucker 3. Three cows or heifers (4): A. 0. Silcock 1, H. D. Butterick 2, E. J. Tucker 3. Fat Cattle—Steel', 2 years (2): A. O. Silcock 1 and 2. 3 years (2): A. 0. Silcock 1 and 2. Yearling (2): A. O. Silcock 1 and 2.

Dairy Cattle. Best Dairy Cow, in profit 4 years (5): G. H. B. Dili 1, H. D. Butterick 2, A. 0. Silcock v ill c. Best heifer, in profit, 3 years (6): A. 0. Silcock 1, H. D. Butterick 2. Cottager’s cow, in milk (2): P. J. Green 1, H. McCrea 2. Butter Fat Test. Cow, any breed, (3): W. Hyde 1, A. Fratley 2, G. H. B. Lill 3. Milk-Testing Competition. Young Men, under 20, (5): L. McEllxinney 1, C. Clark 2, I. A. Colquhoun 3. Pigs. Berkshire—Boar, oyer 14 mths (1): J. D. Galpin 1. Under 14 months (1): J. D. Galpin 1. Under 8 months (1): J. D. Galpin 1. Sow, over 14 months (1): J. D. Galpin 1. Under 14 months (1): J. D. Galpin. Under 8 months (2): Barclay’s Estate 1, J. D. Galpin 2. Porkers and Baconers—Any breed or Cross—Two baconers, up to 2801 b live weight (1): J. D. Galpin 1. Model Dairy Shiedl and 1 Yard. Mr J. W. Butterick’s and the Ashburton Dairy Company’s specials (5): S. G. Nelson 1, Ashburton High School, Form 3,2, F. Strange 3, H. F. K. Hayman v li c, E. Knox h e. Sheep Dogs. Collie, smooth-coated dog (8): J. D. Roberts 1, W. Cairns 2, G. MeMurchy 3, E. J. McGuigan v lx c, D. Croy, lx c. Smooth-coated slut (7): G. Letham 1, M. Holland 2, S. Dickson 3 and v h c, E. McLennan c: Rough-coated dog (15): J. W. Lowery 1, T. jDrennan 2, D. M. Mackay 3, K. C. Beach v h c, 11. Allan h c, G. MeMurchy c. Bouglicoated slut (6): L. Gilbei’t 1, A. N.

McLennan 2, L. Lilley 3, L. L. Butterick v hc. Bearded dog (1): 11. Rapley 1. Bearded Slut (3): E. J. McGuigan 1, W. Donald 2. N. Wilson 3. Old English sheep dog or slut (2): G. H. B. Lill 1, H. L. Barker 2.

and 2, Airs Hi C. Page 3 and y h c. Collection small cakes and pastry (6): Airs G. B. Murdoch 1 and 2, Mrs A. W. Kelman 3, Mrs L. J. Fleming v h c, Airs L. Holland h c. Shortbread (13): Airs G. B. Murdoch 1 and v h c, Mrs J. Brown 3, Airs J. H. Millar h c, Airs H. C. Page o. Pikelets (13): Mrs H. C. Page 1 and 2, Airs J. McCormick 3, Mrs E. Harrison v h c, Mrs J. Al. Lemon h c, Aliss K. Bishop c. Jam tarts (8): Airs A. W. Kelman 1, Airs G. B. Alurdoch 2 and 3, Mrs E. Grice v h c, Mrs L. J. Fleming h c, Mrs L. Holland c. Biscuits (7): Miss K. Bishop 1 and 2, All's H. C Page 3 i&nd v h c, Mrs R. J. Alartin h c, Airs L. Holland e. Supper favourites (4): Mrs A. IS. Hayman 1, Mrs H. C. Page 2 and y h c, Mrs R. J. Alartin hc. Plum pudding (6): Mrs H. C. Page 1 and yh c, Airs A. W. Kelman 2.

Rabbits. Angora buck, 9 months and over (2): C. W. Ruck 1, Eskdale Rabbitry 2. Doe (2): C. W. Ruck 1, Eskdale Rabbitry 2. Buck, under 9 months (1): Eskdale Rabbitry 1. __Doe (2): C. W. Ruck 1, Eskdale Rabbitry 2. Buck, 2in. staple (4): C. W. Ruck 1, Eskdale Rabbitry 2, 0. H. F. Maynard v h c. Doe (1): Eskdale Rabbitry l.Buck, lin. staple (2): C. W. Ruck .1, T. R. Newton 2. Doe (2): T. R. Newton 1, Eskdale Rabbitry 2. Neuter, full wool (1): Eskdale Rabbitry 1. Chinchilla buck, over 8 months (2): Eskdale Rabbitry 1, T. R. Newton 2. Doe (2) : Eskdale Rabbitry 1, T. R. Newton 2. Siamese sable buck or doe (1) : Eskdale Rabbitry 1. Rex, buck or doe (1) : Eskdale Rabbitry 1. Marten sable buck (1): Eskdale Rabbitry 1. Doe (1): Eskdale Rabbitry 1. Sable Rex buck (1): Eskdale Rabbitry 1. Doe (1) : Eskdale Rabbitry 1. Any other Rex, buck (2): T. R . Newton 1, Eskdale Rabbitry 2. Doe (1): Eskdale Rabbitry 1. Silver Fox, buck or aoe (2) T. R. Newton 1, Eskdale Rabbitry 2, Ermine budv or doe (2): C. 11. F. Maynard 1, Eskdale Rabbitry 2. Ermine Rex buck or doe (2): Eskdale Rabbitry 1, T. R. Newton 2. Sports, buck or doe (1): Eskdale Rabbitry l. Long fur breed doe, with litter (1): Eskdale Rabbitry 1. Rex doe, same (1): Eskdale Rabbitry 1. Long fur pelts (1): Eskdale Rabbitry 1. Rex fur pelts (1): Eskdale Rabbitry 1. Dairy Produce. Butter (Farmers only).—Separator, unsalted (7): Mrs F. Rutterick 1, Miss R. F. McGuigan 2, Mrs A. W. Penney v li c Mrs L. Holland h c, Miss K. Middleton c. Same (open to persons who have never won a prize) (6): Miss H. McGuigan 1, Mrs J. T. Corbitt 2, Mrs A. W. Penney vie Mrs E. Grice h c. Same, salted (8): Mrs 11. C. Page I. Mrs C. Sewell 2, Mrs A. W. Penney 3, Mrs F. Butterick v h c, Mrs J. T. Corbitt h c, Mrs E. Grice c. Agricultural Produce. ' Wheat, Solid Straw Tuscan (3): T. A. D. Wilson 1 and 2.Any other varietv (5) : T. A. D. Wilson 1 and 2, T. Reid v h c and h c. Oats, Algerian (2): J. Oakley 1 and 2. Oats, Garton (2): J. Oakley 1 and 2. Any other variety (4): E. J. McGuigan 1 and 2, A. Judd v hi c. Ryegrass, perennial (5): G. J. Suttie 1, T. Read 2 and v h c, M. Holland h c. Italian or Western Wolths (4) M. Holland 1, F. Hood 2, G. J. Suttie v h c. Cocksfoot (2): T. Read 1 and 2. Red clover or cowgrass (5): G. J. Suttie 1 and 2,' R. Cameron v h c and h c. White (3): G. J. Suttie 1 and h c, T. Read 2. Peas (5): T. A. D. Wilson 1, W. M. Skevingtcn 2, G. J. Suttie h c. Blue lupins (2): A. Begg 1 and 2. Preserves and Pickles, Etc. Bottled Fruits (3): Mrs A. W. Kelmau 1 and 2, Mrs H. C. Page v h c. Pickles (3): Mrs H. C. Page 1 and 2, Mrs A. W. Kelman y h c. Sauces (5): Mrs A. W. Kelman 1, Mrs H. C. Page 2 and v h e. Jams (4): Mrs A. W. Kelman 1 and 2, Mrs H. C. Page vie. Fruit Jellies (4): Mrs A. W. Kelman 1 and 2, Mi s J. McCormick v h. c. Marmalade, home-made (9): Mrs H. C. Page 1,2 and c, Mrs J. It. Latimer 3, Mrs G. Baynes y h c and h c. Wine, home-made (9): Mrs H. C. Page 1 and 3, E. Harrison 2, Miss E. Holland v li c. Home-made Soap, non-seented (6) : Mrs H. Christie 1 and 2, Mrs W. Lill v h e and li c. Bread, Scones and Cakes. - Bread (11): Mrs H. C. Page 1, Mrs M. A. Ashton 2, Mrs J. McCormick 3, Mrs L. Maginness v h c, Mrs M. A. Ashton h c. Same (open to persons who had never won a prize) (3); Mrs H. C. Page 1, Mrs A. Carroll 2, Miss D. Boyce y li e. Canterbury Flour Mill’s Special, for <*■ loaf home-made bread, made with “Supreme” flour (5) : Mrs H. C. Page 1. Brown Bread (4): Mrs R. Nosworthy 1, Mrs M. A. Ashton v h c. < Nut Loaf (5): Mrs H. C. Page 1 and 2, Miss K. Bishop v h c. Wheat-meal Scones (6): Mrs H. C. Page 1 and 2, Mrs G. 8.. Murdoch v h e. Plain Scopes (20): Mrs H. C. Page 1 and 2, Mrs L. Maginness 3, Miss H. McGuigan v h c, Miss K. Middleton c. Canterbury Flour Mill’s Special for Scones made with ‘ ‘Supreme” flour (10): Mrs H. C. Page 1. , Buchanan’s Ltd.’s Special for Scones made with “Crown” flour (6): Mrs H C. Page 1. Ashburton Electric Power Board’s Special for Plain Scones, baked in an electric oven (under 20) (5): Miss H. McGuigan 1. Ashburton Gas Co.’s Special for Plain Scones, baked in gas oven (1): Miss E. Pearson 1. Fancy Scones (8): Mrs H. C. Page 1 and 2, Mrs C. Sewell 3, Mrs A. W. Kelman v h c, Airs A. MacMillan li c. Girdlq Scones (6): Mrs H. C. Page .1 and’ 2, Mrs J. H. Millar v h c. Fruit Cake, iced (3): Mrs A. ,S. Dayman 1 and 2 Airs H. C. Page y h c. Same (dark) not iced (11): Mrs G. B. Murdoch 1, Airs H. C. Page 2, Mrs H. C. Page 3 Airs A. W. Kelman v li c, Airs J. Brown h c, Airs C. Sewell c. Ashburton Electric Power Board’s Special for Fruit Cake (dark) baked in electric oven (5): Airs G. B. Alurdoch L Same light (not iced) (11): Airs J- MeCormick 1, Miss Loy 2, Aliss K. Aliddleton 3, Airs H. C. Page y h c and c. Ashburton Gas Co.’s Special for Fruit Cake (light) baked in gas oven (1): Mrs to R Clarke 1. Seed Cake (10): Airs G. B Alurdoch 1 and 2, Airs H. C. Page 3'and c, Alis A. W. Kelman Y h e. Chocolate Cake (8): Airs A. W. Kelman 1, Aliss K. Aliddleton 2, Mrs H. O. Page 3 and y h c, Mrs J. Biown h e, Airs G. B. Murdoch c. Madeira cake (9): Mrs G. B. Alurdoch 1 and V b c Airs L. Alaginness 2, Airs A. W Kelman 3. Airs H. O.'Page h e, Aliss Loy c. Gingerbread Cake, plain (IF: Airs G. B. Alurdoch 1 and 2, Alls H. Christie 3, Aliss O. Christie v h c, Miss D. Smith h c, Airs L. J. Fleming c. Sponge cake (7): Airs h. Maginness I, Airs C. Sewell 2, Airs H. Addis 3, Airs A W. Kelman v h c, Airs G. B. Alurdoch h c and c. Sponge sandwich (16): Airs H. Addis 1 and 2, Airs R. Bebbington 3 and v h c, Airs A. W. Kelman h c, Airs G. B. Alurdoch c. Sponge Roll (11): Airs R-. Bebbington 1

Art, Needlework, Fancywork. Hand-made lace. (3): Aliss J. M. A. Young 1, Mrs C. R, AlcElhinney 2, Mrs F. peter vh c. Knitted or crochet bed jacket (8): Aliss AleDowell 1, Aliss 0. At. Whiting 2, Aliss L. Bovd 3, Airs G. A. Davey v h e, Airs Cl Hale c. Crochet l(cotton) (6): Miss I. 0. McCutchan 1, Mrs G. A. Davey 2 and h c, Miss G. Chapman vli c. D’Oyley (not crochet) (11): Airs G . Newton 1 and 3, Airs Al. C. Archer 2, Mrs H. Cal del-wood v h e, Aliss M. Pachnatz li c, Airs D. Ede e. Hand-knitted sox (fingering wool) (15): Mrs Al. C. Archer 1 and special, Mrs E. Alae Donald 2, special and v h c, Miss E. Millar 3 and c. Same (nonfingering) (10): Airs E. MacDonald 1, special and h c, Airs Al. 0. Archer 2, special and 3, Aliss E. Millar v h c, Airs W. Stephens c . Knitted or crochet slippers (5): Airs E. AY. Roberts 1 and li c, Airs P. J. Andrew 2, Aliss B. AleDowell vh c. Hand-knitted infant’s jacket, bonnet and bootees (10): Miss J. Juden 1, Mrs F. A. Scott 2, Aliss J. M. A. Young 3, Miss G. Chapman v h c, Aliss D. Dolman li c, Miss M. \\ 7 illers c. Child’s cardigan or jumper (5): Miss F. M. Frew in 1, Airs M. O. Archer 2, Airs G. A. Davey v h c, Aliss Englefield hc. Lady’s jumper or cardigan (17): Miss F. Al. Frewin 1 and 2, Mrs M. C. Archer 3, Mrs L. L. Aitken v h c, Aliss M. Willers li c, Miss E. Hyland c. Man’s cardigan or pullover (5): Aliss F. Al. Frewin 1, Miss Al. AVillers 2, Mrs G. A. Davey v h c, Miss M. A. Robertson h c. Knitted scarf (4): Aliss F. Al. Frewin 1, Mrs G. A. Davey 2. Handbag or poueliette, tapestry (2): Mrs A. C. Shaw 1, Airs P. J. Andrew 2. Handbag,, any (jther work (4): Mrs G. Newton 1 and v h c, Airs A. O. Shaw 2. Worked handkerchiefs (hand-made) (9): Airs G. Newton 1, Mrs Al. C. Archer 2, Aliss E. Pearson 3 and c, Aliss B. Heighten vli c, Miss Alary AlcLay hc. Dinner or tea waggon throwover (4); Mrs G. Newton 1, Aliss F. Bell 2, Aliss N. Rickard vh c. Coloured tray cloth (9): Airs H. Calderwood 1, Mrs G. Newton 2, Aliss A. M. Stone 3, Mrs D. Ede v h c, Aliss D'. Drummond h c, Mrs G. A. Davey c. Embroidered or worked mats (5): Aliss Al. Pachnatz 1, All's C. W. Thomas 2 and h c, Aliss J. M. Lemon vh c. White supper cloth (2): Aliss J. Al. Lemon 1, Aliss D: Drummond 2. Richlieu embroidery (7): Aliss Al. Pachnatz 1, Mrs G. A. Davey 2, Mrs M. 0. Archer v h c, Airs H. Caldenvood hc. Wool embroidery (5): Mrs A. C. Shaw 1, Mrs G. A. D'avey 2, Aliss J. Al. Rratley vfo c, Miss H. Johnson h c. Fancy nightdress or pyjamas (5) Airs M. C. Archer 1, Airs G. Newton 2, Aliss *W. Al. Limbrick y h c, Aliss D. Smith h e. Petticoat (14 to 20 years (3): Aliss E. R. Sparrow 1 and special, Miss N. Johns 2 and special, Miss AL Martin v h c. Coloured duehesse set (12): Airs G. Newton 1, Miss AL Pachnatz 2, Miss M. Bishop 3, Mrs C. W. Thomas v h c, Miss Al. Willers li c, Aliss A. M. Stone c. Other fancywork or needlework (11): Aliss J. Al. Bratley 1, Airs G. Newton 2, Miss Al. Pachnatz 3, Airs G. A. Davey v h c, Miss Al. Willers h c, Aliss J. Ross c. •Tatting (5): Mrs A. S. Hayman 1, Aliss Margaret AlcLay 2, Aliss El Pearson v b e and li c. Fancy basket or tray (4): Mrs E. W. Roberts 1 aiid V h c, Mrs G. L. Hood 2. Article from" Chinese matting, cane or seagrass (5): Mrs B. Coward 1, C. Lloyd 2, Airs G. L. Hood v li c. Lamp shade (6): Aliss L. Lithgow 1,2 and vli c, Miss D. Boyce h c. Article made from sugar bag (dyed) (5): Airs A. C. Shaw 1, Airs D. Jones 2, Miss Al. Martin vh c. Same, (undyed) (7): Miss H. Wightman 1, Mrs W. Bruce 2, Airs A. O. Shaw 3, Miss M. Willers v ,h c, Airs C. Beech h c. Same made from 501 b flour bag (6) Airs L. W. Holland 1, Aliss A. Long 2, Airs DL Ede v h c, Miss All Martin li c. Woof hearth rug (4): J. E. Carter 1, All's C. »Hale 2, Mrs P. J. Andrew vli c. Thrift mat (8) : Miss E. Ivey 1, Airs H. O. Page 2, Mrs P. J. Andrew 3, Airs J. Wardlaw v h e, Mrs J. Kirk b c and c. Mocassins (1): Mrs F. Peter 1. Leathenvork (1): Airs P. J. Andrew 1. Collection of toys, knitted (1): Airs iP. J. Andrew 1. Same, not knitted (2): Airs A. Cl Shaw 1 and 2. Other wool tapestry (1): Mrs P. J. Andrew 1. Home-scoured wool (3): Airs F. Peter 1, Airs A. C. Shaw 2.

Dressmaking and Millinery. Secondary School Classes.

Dressmaking, light materials (6): G. Ritchie 1, B. Campbell 2, R. Watts 3, M. MacGregor y li c. Same, heavy (5): A. Robson 1, E. Bishop 2, R. Chisnall 3, R. Gimson y li c. Child’s Fancy Frock (15): N. Gadd 1, H. Hill 2, Bi. Perkins 3, J. Tarbottou y h c, L. Laraman h c, N. Clarke c. Embroidery, white (6): E. Bishop 1, R. Chisnall 2, G. Ritchie 3, R. Musson li c. Embroidery, coloured (25): D. Hellewell 1, R. Gimson 2, P. Nutbrown 3, J. Esler v h c, M. Moore h c, E. Knox c. Fancywork (7): N. Kermode 1, M. Brown 2, M. Mclnnes 3, G. Ritchie v h c. Millinery, first year (8): J. Esler 1, B. Clark 2, G. Forbes 3, M. John v h e, L. Hill h c. /Same, second year (8): F. Tulley 1, V. Reddediffe 2, N. Clarke 3, D. Hooper v h c, Le. Laraman li c. Same, senior (2): R. Watts 1. Mr W. Oakley’s Specials—Set of garments (5): R. Chisnall 1, R. Gimson 2, G. Ritchie 3. Overcoat (2): M. MacGregor 1, R. Watts 2. Tapestry (5): A. Robson 1, N. Clarke 2, F. Tally 3. Technical School Cookery. Scones (12): L. Hill 1, J. McGregor 3, M. Miller v h c, T. Healey e. Light fruit cako i(ll): E. Bishop 1, D. Hooke 2, E. Knox v h c, D. Bulmer c. Decorated butter sponge (14): iD. ltooke 1, D. Caldwell 2, E. Knox 3, I. McKenzie v h c, M. Fcnvke h c. Nut or fruit loaf (11): D. Rooke 1, A. Doig 2, E. Knox 3, M. Fowke y h c, J. McGregor h c. Shortbread (primary schools, Standard VI.) (33): R. Denley (Borough) 1, J.

Tulloch (Ashburton East) 2, N. Small (Convent) 3, D. Corbitt (Allenton) vlic, R. Long (Borough) hc. Sponge sandwich (same) (25): D. Corbitt (Tinwald) 1, J. Shimmin (Alayfie'ld) ’2, J-* Eaden (Allenton) 3, Y. MeNicol (Borough) v h c, J. Davison (Lynnford) h e, Al. Hill (Allenton) e. Scones, plain (same) (38): B. Holland (Borough) 1, J. Shimmin (Alayfield) 2, V. McNicol (Tinwald) 3, Al. Gourdie (Tinwald) v li c, D. Corbitt (Allenton) h c, F. Hill (Tinwald) c. Sausage rolls, flaky pastry ton) 1, J. Milne (Ashburton East) 2, F. Miller (Ashburton East) 3, F. Hill (Borough) v h c, B. Hill (Borough) h c. Scones, plain (Standard V.) (60)': 11. Corbitt (Allenton) 1, L. Christie (Tinwald) 2, H. Boag. (Allenton) 3, O. Cullen (Convent) v he, Al. Wiison (Borough) h c, L. Greer (Allenton) c. Shortbread (Standard V.) (37): W. Allan (Borough) 1, B. Corbett (Ashburton East) 2, I. Shier law (Ashburton East) 3, E. Hamilton (Allenton) v h c, N. Chilton (Ashburton East) h c, E. Watson (Wakahui) c. Sponge sandwich (Standard V.) (27): R. Corbitt (Allenton) 1, L. Christie (Tinwald) 2, J. Thomas ißorough) 3, E. Hamilton (Allenton) y h c, W. Allah (Borough) h e, I. Shierlaw (Ashburton East) e. Sausage rolls, plain pastry (Standard V.) (17): hi Christie (Tinwald) 1, AL Baird (Fairton) 2, E. O’Neill (Convent) 3, I. Shierlaw (Ashburton East) y h c, J. Attwood (Borough) h e.

Honey. Extracted, Liquid, (1): E. B. F. Hight 1. Granulated (2): H. F. Frampton 1. Beeswax (3): E. B. F: Hight 1, H. L. Fl'ampton 2, and v h c. EggS. Hen Eggs, White, single yolk, heaviest (8) :Mhs G. Blackmofe 1 and % Airs R. J. Latimer 3, Aliss E. L. Watson y h c, Aliss O. Al. Davison h C, Miss K. Aliddleton c. Same, Tinted (3): Mrs B. Coward 1, Airs W. J. Lowry 2. Duck Eggs, single yolk, heaviest (4): G. J. Suttie 1, Aliss M. Martin 2, Miss 0. M. Davison v h c. Flowers. Flowers for table, open to women’s organisations (7): Seafield Women’s Division, N.Z.F.U., 1, Willcwby-Eiffel-ton Women’s Institute 2, Ealihg Women’s Institute h c, Ashburton Women’s Institute vh c. Cut flowers, collection (1): Miss E. Holland 1. Same, out-door-growu, farmers Only (6): Aliss E. Holland 1, Airs T. E. Taylor 2, Airs F. Butterick h c. Pot Plants (1) Mrs G. Blaekmore 1. Decorative bowl (4): Airs 4. 0. Shaw 1, Miss E. Holland 2, Mrs Xi McCormick h c. Pansies (4): Miss E. Holland 1, Airs T. E. Taylor 2, Mrs A. C. Shaw v h c.‘ Woodwork. * First year (23): W. Summer i, L. Allen 2, E. Frew 3, A. Hood v li e. Senior (23): B. Craighead 1, 3. pnristie 2, Al. Crequet 3, D. Thomas v h c. High School R. Maynard 1, A. Alackenzie 2, N. Butterick 3. Fifth Standard (37)—G. Smart (Ashburton East) 1, B. Parsons (Ashburton East) 2, E. Aloore (Allenton) 3, I. Loach (Tinwald) v h c. Sixth Standard (14): R. Childs (Ashburton East) 1, E. Breach (Allenton) 2, A. Brougnam (Westerfield) 3, J. AlcDonald (Hinds) v h c. School Children’s Classes. Collection 20 useful grasses and legumes :G. Hillyer and R-. Whiting (Willow by) 1, C. Lill and A. Alelntosh (Willowby) 2, I. Cone and Al. Pearson (Willowby) 3. Collection six sorts . flowers, school gardens (1): Lagmhor School 1. ' Metalwork. First year (6): W._ Summer 1, L. Happer 2, L. Allen 3". Second year (2) G. Penman 1, L- Lees 9, J. Robson 3. ' Alachine drawing (4): C. Hpl'rell 1, H. Perkins 2, G. Baker 3. Meccano. Afodel, under 11 years (1): N. Kruse I. Under 14 (4): C. Osborne 1, T. Taylor 2, J. Bell 3. Photography. Landscape, open (10): E. West 1, J. Pattle 2 and 3, E. Bray v h.c. Figure study, County only (6): F. Butler 1, Miss AL Willers 2, Aliss V. M. Aloore v li c, E. West h c. Animal study, County only (4): E, West 1 and 2, Miss O. M. Davison v h c rind c.

Handwriting. Secondary Schools (43): D. McGregor (Technical Scliool) 1, Al. Cunliffe (Technical School) 2, V. Reddecliffe (Technical School) 3, D. Buxton (lechmcal School) v h c, L. Laraman (Technical School) h c, A. Foster (Technical School) c. Standards V. and VI. (105): D. Kerr (Ashburton East School) I B. McKenzie (Borough'School) 2 S K* Shaw (Borough School) 3, M. Marsden (Borough School) v h c, M. Wilson (Borough School) h c, AY. Buchanan (Borough School) c. Standards lIL and IV. (85): B. Lill (Westerfield School) 1, I. Stephen (Ashburton East School) 2, Al. Sinclair (Borough School) 3, N. Lay (Borough School) v h c, AL Alarsliall (Borough School) h c, P. Crawford (Borough School) c. Standard 11. (18): B. Taylor (Borough School) 1, A. Kingsbury (Borough School) 2, M. Thomas (Borough School) 3, R. Turner (Borough School) v h c, D. Scott (Borough School) h c, P- Andrew (Borough School) c. Standard I. (12): I. Stevens (Ashburton East School) 1, C. Eaden (Ashburton East School) 2-, N. Reeves (Ashburton East School) 3, M. Smith (Ashburton East School) v h c, R, Foster (Ashburton East School) li c, H. Quinn (Ashburton East School) c. Drawing.

Standards V. and VI. (66): A. Frew (Borough Scliool) 1, A. Travers (Borough School) 2, R. McCann (Westerfield Scliool) 3, W. Buchanan (Borough School) v h c, G. Norrish (Boroiigh School) h c, N. Kingsbury (Borough School) c. Standards 111. and IV. (43): J. Anthony (Borough School) 1, R. Kingsbury (Borough School) 2, A. Wylie (Ashburton East School) 3, A. McCormick (Westerfield Scliool) v h c, Af. Hbuston (Borough School) h c, FFindlayi (Westerfield Scliool) c. Standards I. and 11. (19): I. Dobson (Borough School) 1, Al. Dallison (Borough School) 2, J. Young (Winslow School) 3, J. Shaw (Westerfield School) y h e, H. Quinn (Ashburton East School) h c. Typewriting.

File collection typewriting, for commercial purposes (14): S. Wakelin 1, T. Hanrahan 2, B. Furniss 3, J. Foster v h c, D. McGregor h e, A. Griffen c.

1935. 1934. Sheep 431 361 Cattle ... 106 153 Horses ... 415 435 Pigs 8 15 Hogs 42 34 Farm, Dairy Produce, Domestic, etc. 1841 1956 Eabbits 43 83 Totals ... 2886 3037