THE SIXTY-FIRST SHOW

Ashburton Guardian, Volume 58, Issue 21, 4 November 1937, Page 6

THE SIXTY-FIRST SHOW

ASHBURTON A & P ASSOCIATION

STOCK . DISPLAY ONE OF GREAT MERIT

QUALITY A FEATURE THROUGHOUT

A year of considerable activity and advancement in its aims and objects was brought to a peak to-day by the Ashburton Agricultural and Pastoral Association with the holding of its sixty-first exhibition of stock, farm and dairy produce and home crafts, and once again the fixture has to be put on record as an outstanding effort oh the part of the Association. Officers and members were to-day able to gauge something of the value of the work they have been carrying ’out, a work that has been thoroughly pursued ovet a long period of years, and which is annually expressed in the display on the Showgrounds. It has been one of the functions of the Association to carry out educational work in the interests of the farming community and it has achieved a notable success in this direction. By means of lectures it has encouraged young men to take a greater interest in the finer points of the breeding of good stock and this must react to the good of the district in the long run.

Always a popular fixture, the Show to-day seemed to hold an even greater attraction for the people of the district. All roads seemed to lead to the Showgrounds, and the fixture proved to be as great a lure for the town dweller as it did for the country people.

There was much to hold the interest of patrons. In every department there was - something of outstanding merit that proved an attraction to a largo section of the spectators. It would be impossible to try to interest every person, for each has his own tastes in these matters, but it was remarkable! to note the keen survey of town people in their touring ’about among the

stock sections. It was a demonstration of the fact that unconsciously town and country realise how one is dependent on the other. The weather was bright and sunny at the start of the day, but a southerly wind sprang up and conditions at mid-day were cool. Nevertheless, there was plenty of shelter, and as the afternoon was brighter, with some sunshine, the attendance was not greatly affected. The judge of the technical classes in cookery said that she had never seen such a good class of sponge sandwich as that on exhibition. The entries (Standard V) were very creditable to the competitors. The organisation of a show of the size of Ashburton, with its total .of entries greater than that for similar fixtures that occupy more than one dfiy, is the essence of its success, and in this direction the Association is well served. The secretary (Mr W. H. Amos) has made a name for himself and the show in the manner in which " he prepares for the show, for the preparation is everything, and he has a capable staff to carry out his routine, which becomes simple when viewed' by the casual observer, but which is summed up in one word, efficiency. The president (Mr It. J. Martin) was the recipient of many congratulations ♦ to-day on the success of the show. He was on the job at an early hour, and he had able backing from his officers. Patron of the show is Sir William Nosworthy and the vice-president is Mr S. P. Taylor. The general committee for the year comprises Messrs S. Andrew, T. J. Bell, J. Blair, J. Bonifant, H. Brown, Hugh B. Brown, J. W. Butterick, S. Crosson, D. Cairns, F. P. Cookson, D. J. Doak, A. Gregory, , J. C. Guinness, C. Hale, C. G. C. Harper, J. M. Johnston, J. Lowery, S. G. Lemon, S. H. Lil], F. Merrin, J. G. McLachlan, R. A. Oakley, J. Small, D. S. Studholme. Mr A. Brown is treasurer to the Association. The catalogue boro a noteworthy list of members. Throughout the year the Association has been conducting a campaign for new members, and it has met with a good response. There are no fewer than 73 life members of the Association, while there are 432 ordinary members. The junior membership system does not seem to have appealed, as only four names appear on the list, but perhaps attention will be directed , toward a swelling of the numbers in the near future.

THE PRIZE LIST.

Sheep.

Prodbce Shed Improvement. An improvement that was a popular one with exhibitors, as well as with patrons, was the extension of the space in the produce shed. It had long been recognised that the shed was too small to adequately display the exhibits that come under the sections' housed there, and the way out was found in the removal of the luncheon room to the grandstand. This room had not been a very convenient one at any time, and the change is a complete one in every way. The new room under the grandstand is / a very well equipped place, and patrons found it much better than the old, clay-floored lunching place. Other improvements will be carried out on the grounds in the near future as a result of the special efforts being made this year for this purpose. The Queen Carnival. One of the features of the show was the interest being taken in the Queen Carnival, which has been running for some months, and which was to close at 5 o’clock to-day. There were two queens, eastern and western, and committees have been working for weeks in the interests of each. The carnival ■ is expected to bring in a large sum, and this will be augmented when the gymkhana is held in the first week of December. On the same evening, the crowning ceremony in connection with the queen carnival will be held. Attractions on the Grounds. There were many forms of amusement in a long alleyway devoted to the side shows. The machinery section was the largest for years, there being no fewer, than 25 stands in this section. Crowds of people stood about these exhibits throughout the day. The Ashburton Silver Band and the Ashburton Highland Pipe Band were in attendance, and supplied selections at frequent intervals, as well as taking part in the grand parade of prize-winning stock.

The show rings were full of attraction, too. The hunting classes claimed their full share of patronage, and ( the sheep, pig, cattle and other sections had much to present that was of the best in their type. Championship Awards. The following championship awards had been made up to the time the “Guardian” went to press:— Ryeland ram: H. 0. B. Withell, and reserve. Corriedale ewe, J. Redd; reserve, D. Johnston. Corriedale ram, J. Reid; reserve, R. J. Martin. English Leicester Ram: A,. S. Elworthy; reserve, A. S. Elworthy. English Leicester Ewe: A. S. Elworthy : reserve, R. J. Low. Romney Marsh Ram —R. Oakley and reserve. Romney Marsh Ewe—A. S. Elworthy and reserve. Friesian cow, Mrs S. M. Hume; bull, Mrs S. M. Hume. Shorthorn Bull: H. C. Barton. Milking Shorthorn Cow: W. M. Skovington; reserve, J. M. Johnston. Milking Shorthorn Bull: J. M. Johnston ; reserve, W. M. Skevington. Berkshire boar, J. D.. Galpin; sow, J. D. Galpin. Tamworth boar, J. Simpson; sow, J. Simpson. Saddle Horses—A. N. Grigg. Entire: J. Blair; reserve, A. J. Doak. Harness Horse: T. H. Ivey. Draught Mare: A. G. Holmes; reserve, McDonald Brothers.

The following are the awards available up to the time the “Guardian” went to press :

Corriedale—Judges: Ewes, Mr J. R. Little; .rams, Mr A. A- Mackintosh— Ram, above 28 months (4): J. Reid 1, Douglas Johnston 2, R. J. Martin v li c. 16 to 28 months (2): R. J. Martin 1, J. Reid 2. Above 16 months, natural condition (2): J. H. Grigg 1, J. M. Johnston 2. Undei; 16 months (5): Douglas Johnston 1 and 2, R. J. Martin vhc. Sa.me, natural condition (3): J. H. Patterson 1, Douglas Johnston 2, T. A. Richards v h c. Under 16 months shorn on or after August 1, 1937 (8): Douglas Johnston 1, J. Reid 2, J. HI Grigg 3 and h c, J. H. Patterson v h c. Pair Ram Hoggets (6): J. Reid 1, J. H. Patterson 2, Douglas Johnston 3 and c, R. J. Marton vh c. Ewe, above 28 months, with lamb (6): J. Reid 1, Douglas Johnston 2 and 3, R. J. Marton vh c. 16 to 28 months, with lamb (4): J. Reid 1, Douglas Johnston 2, R. J. Martin 3. Above 16 months, with lamb, natural condition (8): J. H. Grigg 1,2, 3, vhc and h c. J. Ml Johnston c. Under 16 months (6): J. Reid 1, J. H. Patterson 2 and v h c, Douglas Johnston 3. Same natural condition (14): J. H. Grigg 1, 2,3, and hc, Douglas Johnston vh c, J. Moore c. Under 16 months, shorn on or after August .1, 1937 (7): J. Reid I, J. H. Patterson 2, Douglas Johnston 3, T. A. Richards vhc. Pa.ir Ewe Hoggets (4): Douglas Johnston 1, J. H. Patterson 2.

Ityeland (Judge, Mr J. F. Hayhurst) —Bam, above 28 months (2): H. C. B. Withell 1,2 and res. ch. 16 to 28 months (3): H. C. B. Withell 1,2 and ch., L. J. and S. W. Galletly 3. Under 16 months, natural condition (4); H. C. B. Withell 1 and 3. L. J. and S. W. Galletly 2. Under 16 months (4): H. C. B. Withell 1 and 2, L. J. and S. W. Galletly 3. Same, shorn on or after August 1, 1937 (4): B. J. and S. W. Galletly 1 and 3, H. C. B. Withell 2. Ewe, above 28 months, with lamb (4): H. G. B. Withell 1 and 2, L. J. and S. W. Galletly 3. Above 16 to 28 months, with lamb (3): L. J. and S'. W. Galletly 1 and 2, H. C. B. Withell 3. Under 16 months (5): L. J. and S. W. Galletly 1,2 and 3, H. C‘. B. Withell h c. Same, natural condition (4): L. J. and S. W. Galletly 1 and 2, H. C. B. Withell 3. Same, shorn on or before August 1, 1937 (4): L. ,J. and S. W. Galletly 1, H. C. B. Withell 2 and 3.

Fat Lambs (judge Mr D. G. Cain) — Three fat lambs, Down ram, up to 851 b (8): F. P. Cookson 1, J. W. Watson 2 and 3, W. J. Wells v h c. Fat lambs, Longwool ram, up to 851 b (3): R. T. Latimer 1, H. B. Brown 2, N. F. Butterick 3. Fat lambs, Down rams, up to 721 b (9): J. W. Watson 1 and 3, G. H. B. Lill 2, F. P. Cookson v h e, G. Letham h c, P. G. Rickard c. Same, Longwool rams (5): G. Letham 1, H. B. Brown 2, N. F. Butterick 3. Same, Oorriedale rams (2): W. R. Ford 1 and 2. Same, any breed, up to 651 b

(12): G. H. B. Li 11 1, M. S. Tmton 2, F. P. Cookson 3 and Ii c, J. Findlay vhc,J. W. Watson c. Associated Auctioneers’ special, three lambs, any breed other than Down (4): R. T. Latimer 1, N. F. Butterick 2. Mr W. Cochrane’s special, for pen of lambs by Shropshire ram (2): W. B. Bryant 1 and 2. Canterbury Frozen Meat and D.P.E. Co., Ltd.’s special for pen of three Down cross lambs for export, 60701 b, special attention to quality and uniform evenness (9): M. S. Turton 1, J. Findlay 2. English Leicester (Judge, Mr W. J. Ivelland) —Ram, above 28 months (3): A. S. Elworthy 1 and ch, J. Bonifant 2 and 3. Above 16 to 28 months (4): A S. Elworthy 1 and res ch, R. J. Low 2 and 3. Above 16 months, natural condition (1): A. S. Elworthy 1. Under 16 months (2): R. J. Low 1 and 2. Same, shorn on or after August 1, 1937 (4): H. C. Barton 1, R. J. Low 2 a.nd 3. Same, natural condition (2): H. C. Barton 1 and 2. Ewe, above 28 months, with lamb (1): R. J. Low 1. 16 to 28 months, with lamb (2): A. S. Elworthy 1 and ch, R. J. Low 2 and res ch. Above 16 months, natural condition (3): Hi. C. Barton 1, R. J. Low 2 and 3. Under 16 months (2): A. S. Elworthy 1, R. J. Low 2. Same, natural condition (4): H. C. Barton 1 and 2, A. S. Elworthy 3. Same, shorn on or after August 1, 1937 (4): A. S. Elworthy 1, R. J. Low 2 and 3. Fat Sheep (judge, Mr D. G. Cain) — Corriedale or halfbred wethers (2): J D. Galpin 1, J. Gregory 2. Wethers, by Down or Ryeland rams (1) : J. D. Galpin 1. Corriedale or halfbred ewes (1): J. D. Galpin 1. Crossbred ewes (1) : J. D. Galpin 1. One-shear wethers, any breed, in wool, quality and value of fleece taken in (1): T. S. Tarbotton I. Wether hoggets, any breed (2): J. D. Galpin 1,2 and sp. Border Leicester (Judge, Mr G. D. McKerchar)—Ram 16 to 28 months (4) : It. J. Low 1, J. Findlay 2 and. 3. Under 16 months (3): R. J. Low 1 and 2, S'. G. Lemon 3. Under 16 montiis, natural condition (4): S. G. Lemon 1, G. Letham 2, R. J. Low 3. Same, shorn on or after August 1, 1937 (6): R. J. Low 1 and 3, J. Findlay 2, S. G. Lemon vli c. Pair ram hoggets (1): R. J. Low 1. Ewe, above 28 months, with lamb (3): S. G. Lemon 1 and 2, J. Findlay 3. Same, 16 to 28 months, with lamb (6): R. J. Low 1 and 2, J. Findlay 3, W. G. P. Hoatten, Junr., vli c. Above 16 months. Natnral condition (2): R. J. Low 1, J. Findlay 2. Under 16 months (6): S. G. Lemon 1 and v h c, R. J. Low 2, J. Findlay 3. Same, natural condition (3): J. Findlay 1, S. G. Lemon 2 and 3. Same, shorn on or after August 1, 1937 (5): R, J. Low 1 and 2, J. Findlay 3. iPair ewe hoggets "(3): S. G. Lemon 1, R. J. Low 2, J. Findlay 3. Romney Marsh (judge, Mr S. Andrew) —Ram, above 28 months (3): R. Oakley 1, ch and 2. 16-28 months (2) R. Oakley 1 and res ch, G. Tait 2. Above 16 months, natural condition (2): R. Oakley 1 and 2. Under 16 months (2): R. Oakley 1 and 2. Same, natural condition (3): R. Oakley 1 and 2, G. Tait 3. Same, shorn on or after August 1, 1937 (3): A. S. Elworthy 1, R. Oakley 2 and 3. Ewe, above, 2S' months, with lamb (3): A. S. Elworthy 1 and ch, Douglas Johnston 2. 16-28 months, with lamb (2): G. Tait 1, R. Oakley 2. Above 16 months, natural condition (3): A. S. Elworthy 1 and reserve champion, Douglas Johnston 2, R- Oakley 3. Under 16 months (5) : A. S. Elworthy 1, Douglas Johnston 2, R. Oakley 3 and v h c. Same, natural condition (4): R. Oakley 1, A. S. Elworthy 2, G. Tait 3. Same, shorn on or after August 1, 1937 (2): A. S. Elworthy 1, R. Oakley 2. Merino (judge, Mr D. G. Wright)— Ram, above 16 months (3): R. C. Todhunter 1 and ch., C. Urquhart2, 3 and res. ch. Under 16 months (4): C. Urquliart 1 and 2, R. C. Todhunter 3. Same, natural condition (3): C-. Urquhart 1 and 3, R. C. Todhunter 2. Ewe, to 28 months (3): R. C. Todhunter 1, C. Urquhart 2 and 3. Elwe, above 16 months, with lamb (4): C. Urquhart 1 and 2, R. C. Todhunter 3. Ewe, under 16 months (5): C. Urquhart 1, R. C. Todhunter 2, J. C. Guinness 3. Same, natural condition (4): C. Urquhart 1 and 2, R. C. Todhunter 3. 'Southdown (judge, Mr T. L. Jenkins) —Ram, above 28 months (3): J. I>. Galpin 1, R. J. Low 2, W. J. Early 3Sixteen to 28 months (1:) A. S. Elworthy 1 and ch. Under 16 months, natural condition (4): J. D. Galpin 1 and 2. Under 16 months (2): A. S. Elworthy 1, R. J. Low 2. Same, shorn on or after August 1, 1937 (4): A. S. Elworthy 1, R. J. Low 2, J. D. Galpin 3. Ewe, above 28 months, with lamb (1): J. D. Galpin 1 and ch. Sixteen to 28 months, with iamb (4): A. S. Elworthy 1 and res. ch., W. J. Early 2, J. D. Galpin 3. Above 16 months, with lamb, natural condition (3): J. D. Galpin 1, D. W. Westenra 2 and 3. Under 16 months (4): A. S. Elworthy 1, J. D. Galpin 2, W. J. Early 3, R. J. Low vli c. Same, shorn on or after August I, 1937 (5): J. D. Galpin 1, A. S. Elworthy 2, R. J. Low 3, J. H. Grigg v h c. Same, natural condition (9): J. H. Grigg 1 and hc, J. D. Galpin 2 and v h c, A. S. Elworthy 3, W. J. Early c. Flock Sheep Classes (judge, Mr D. G. Wright)—Halfbred or Corriedale: Three ewe hoggets, in wool (17): A. Pithie 1, J. Gregory 2 and 3, R. J. Martin v li c, P. G. Rickard v h e. Three one-shear ewes, with lambs (4): J. D. Galpin 1, C. G. C. Harper 2, R. J. Martin 3. Three ewes,, any age, with lambs (3): R. J. Martin 1, C. G. C. Harper 2, Mrs E. M. Begg 3. Crossbred—Three three-quarter-bred hoggets, in wool, for breeding (3): P. G. Rickard 1, G. N. Harrison 2, F. W. Bishop 3. Three ewes, any age, with lambs (2): F. P. Cookson 1 and 2.

Sheep Judging. High and Technical Schools (33) : J. Tait (High) and G. Bennett (Technical) (equal) 1, A. Bennett (Technical) and N. Tally (Technical) (equal) h c. Horses. Draught Horses, Judges: Mr D. S. Brown (males), Mr J. G. S. Wyllie (females) —Entire Horse, foaled prior to August 1, 1934 (4): A. Graham Holmes 1, D. G. Wright 2, B. D. Steffens v h <■ . Same, foaled since August 1, 1934 (5): D. Marshall l and ch., C. B. Thomas 2, R, A. Oakley v h c. Same, foaled since August 1, 1935 (4): J. Blair 1 and sp., J. G. McLachlan 2, D. Spence v h c. Same, foaled sinco August 1, 1936 (3): A. J. Doak 1 and sp., A. Graham Holmes 2, G. S. Campbell v h e. Mare, in foal (5): S. V. Taylor 1 and sp., D. Spence 2. Mare,

with foal at foot (2): R. A. Oakley 1 and sp., Samuel Crosson 2. Dry Mare, foaled prior to August 1, 1931 (3) A. Graham Holmes 1 and sp., H. E. Fincham 2, S. P. Taylor v h c. Filly 3 years (4): McDonald Bros 1 and sp., Samuel Crosson 2 and v li c. Mare oi Filly, 3 years or over (bred by exhibitor)" previously non-first prize taker (4) Samuel Crosson 1 and sp., D. Spence 2 and vh c. Filly, 2 years (o): S. P. Taylor 1 and sp., A. Graham Holmes 2, D. Cairns vh c. Filly, yearling (5): J. Gardiner 1 and sp., R. A. Oakley 2, J. G. McLachlan v h c. Mr W. J. Doak’s special for draught filly, three years or under (11): McDonald Bros. 1. Mr J. P. McLeod’s special for same, County only (7): McDonald Bros. 1. Gelding, of any age (2): A. Graham Holmes 1, D. Spence 2. Gelding, 3 years (2): R. A. Oakley 1, Samuel Crosson 2. Gelding, 2 years (2): T. S. Taylor 1. Mr T. J. Bell’s special for gelding, two years or over (4): R. A. Oakley 1. Mr R. A. Oakley’s special, same, previous non-prize-taker (2): Samuel Crosson 1. Pair of mares, 2 years and upwards (4): A. Graham Holmes 1, S. P. Taylor 2, Samuel Crosson vh c. Mare, with two progeny (2): R. A. Oakley f, D. Spence 2. Group of four mares or fillies (3): R. A. Oakley 1, Samuel Crosson 2, D. Spence v\h c. The Soundness Challenge Cup (value £l6), offered by Messrs Thomson and Co., of Wai Rangoa (per Clydesdale Horse Society of New Zealand), lor the best Clydesdale (male or female) on the ground (5) : S. P. Taylor 1. Adams’ Cup, A. J. Doak. A. Graham Holmes’ Cup, S. Crosson.

1934 (2): J. M. Johnston 1 and eh., J. Small 2. Same, July 1, 1934 (1): W. M. Skevington 1, Same, July 1, 193-3 (1): It.' J. Biddick 1. Same, July 1, 1936 (5): J. Small 1, W. M. Skevington 2,3, and vh c. Bull, any age, with two progeny (3): J. M. Johnston 1, W, M. Skevington 2, J. Small 3. Mr W. Skeyington’s special for Milking Shorthorn Heifer, in milk (2): J. M. Johnston 1. Mr John Small’s special for Milking Shorthorn Bull, whose dam has given specified amounts of hutterfat (2) : W. M. Skevington 1. Dairy Cattle —Best Dairy Cow on ground, in profit, calved prior to July 1, 1934 (8): W. M. Skevington 1, H. D. Butterick 2. Same, Heifer '(8): A. O. Silcock 1, J. M. Johnston 2. Cottager’s Cow, in milk (2): I/. J. Begg 1. Ashburton Dairy Cov., Ltd’s special for best Heifer Calf, born after July 1, by a purebred sire ; led by boy or girl (2) : Colin Davison 1, Alex Davison 2.

Sheep Dogs

(Judge: Mr C. Johnstone.) Collies —Smooth-coated dog (6): L. J. Houston 1, G. Coe 2, P. Letham v h c. Slut (3): G. Coe 1, S. Dickson 2. Rough-coated dog (12): T. Dfennan 1, 0. Whiting 2, G. H. B. Lill v h e. Slut (4): K. C. Beach 1, W. R, Ford 2, R. Fortune vh c. Bearded dog (1): E. J. AlcGuigan 1. Slut (1): E. J. AlcGuigan 1. Old English sheep dog or slut (2): G. H. B. Lill 1. Wool Section. (Judge: Mr F. Gifkins). Halfbred or C'orriedale —Ewo (3): J - D. Galpin 1, Hoatten Bros. 2, R. J. Martin vhc, P, G. Rickard li c. Hogget (3): R. J. Martin 1, P. G. Rickard 2, Mi’s E. M. Begg v h c. Crossbred—Ewe (1): H. C. Barton 1. Hogget (1): H. C. Barton 1. Pigs. (Judge—Mr E. Goss). Berkshire—Boar (1): J. D. Galpin 1. Sow, over 14 months (1): J. D. Galpin 1. Tamworth—Boar oyer 14 months (1): J. Simpson 1. Boar, under 14 months (1): J. Simpson 1. Sow, over 14 months (2): J. Simpson 1 and 2. Sow, under 14 months (1): J. Simpson 1. Sow with litter (1): J. Simpson 1. Porkers aiid Baconers —Porkers (1) : J. Simpson 1. Baconers (1): J. Simpson 1.

Carriers’ Cart Horses, General Utility Horses, and Tradesmen’s Turnouts —Mare or gelding, for carrier’s cart, up to 30cwt. (1): D. Spence 1. Same, for spring cart, up to 15cwt. (4): A. G. Holmes 1, D. Spence 2, E. F. Reeves 3. Tradesitian’s turnout (2): J. Broker 1 and 2. General utility mare or gelding, or handy all-round farm horse (4): Samuel Crosson 1, D. Spence 2, E. F. Reeves v h c.

Harness Horses (judge, Mr G. A. Kain) —Harness horse, previous non-prize-taker (4): J. M. C. Digby I, W. Z. D'. Ferriman 2, 11. D. Hefford V h c. Gig horse, up to 15.2 (mare or gelding) (4): Miss H. G. Rich 1, W. Z. D. Ferriman 2, J. M. C. Digby v lx c. Harness horse, over 15.2 (mare or gelding) (2): T. H. Ivey 1, Miss H. A. and W. It. Lemon 2. Best journey horse (mare or gelding), 15 hands or over (4): T. H. Ivey 1, W. Z. D. Ferriman 2. Best tunr-out, in harness (3): Miss E. Jones 1, T. H. Ivey 2. Blood - stock Judge : Mr C. Giesler Entire horse, any age (2): W. G. Marshall 1, H. White 2. Mare, any age (5): E. B. Newton 1, L. J. Fechney 2, Miss K. McQuillan v h c.

Trotting Horses Judge : Mr. J. J. Lewis Entire horse, any age (1): J. Bell, junr. 1. Mare (1): Durbar Lodge, Ltd. 1. Two-year-old trotter or pacer (5): Durbar Lodge, Ltd. 1, S. G. Lemon 2. Yearling, either sex (1): Durbaj Lodge, Ltd. 1. Saddle Hoi’ses. Judge : Mr. C. Giesler. Best - mannered hack (8): A. N. Grigg 1 and ch, Mrs J. H. Grigg 2, Miss P. Orbell 3, Miss M. Orbell v hc. Roadster or hack that has never won a first prize in saddle (14): A. Gillanders 1, A. Dalton 2, Miss H. G. Rich 3, H. Brown vli c. Roadster or hack (mare or gelding) up to 15st (4): Miss R. H. Muirliead 1, Miss H. A. and W. R. Lemon 1, A. Dalton vh c. Same, up to 13st (8): A. N. Grigg 1, Miss P. Orbell 2, Mrs J. H. Grigg 3, A. Gillanders vhc. Same, to carry up to list (8): Miss M. Orbell 1, M. Farrell 2, L. J. Fechney 3, Miss H. G. Rich v hc, H. Brown c. Lady’s Hack ridden by lady (9): Miss M. Orbell 1, M. Farrell 2, Lady Stewart 3, L. J. Fechney v h c. Pair of Hacks, ridden by lady and gentleman: A. N. and Mrs J. H.‘Grigg 1, C. L. and Miss Orbell 2, W. R. and Miss Lemon v h c. Troop Horse (mare or gelding) 14.3 to 15.2, to carry up to 15st weight (7): J. Irwin 1, R. D. Hefford 2, R. W. Campbell v he. Troop Horse (mare or gelding) 14.3 to 15.2 to carry 15st (3): R. D. Hefford I and v h c, A. T. Bogg 2.

Cattle. Friesian—Judge :Mr L. R. Stoddart—Cow, any age, in milk or in calf (2): Mrs !S ; . M. Hume 1 and 2. Same, with two progeny (2): Mrs S. M. Hume 1 and 2. Heifer, calved since July 1, 1935 (1): Mrs S. M. Hume 1. Same, calved since July 1, 1936 (1): Mrs S. M. Hume 1. Three cows ot heifers (1): Mrs S. M. Hume 1. Bull any age, with two progeny (1): Mrs S. M. Hume 1. Calved since July 1, 1934 (1): Mrs S. M. Hume 1. Same, July 1, 1936 (1): Mrs S. M. Hume 1. Fat Cattle—(Judge, Mr L. R. Stoddart) —Bullock, calved, since July ,1, 1934 (1): A 0. Silcock 1. Steer, July 1, 1935 (2): A. O'. Silcock 1 and 2. Cow, calved prior to July 1, 1935 (2): A. 0. Silcock 1 and 2. Heifer, calved since J uly 1, 1935 (2): A. O. Silcock 1 and 2. Steer or Heifer, calved since July 1, 1936 (2): A. 0. Silcock 1 and 2. Jersey Cattle (judge Mr D. Ramsey) —Cow, any age, in milk or in calf (6): A. O. Silcock 1, H. D. Butterick 2 and 3, J. Tucker vh c. Cow, any age, with progeny (2): A. 0. Silcock 1, H. D. Butterick 2. Heifer, calved since July 1, 1934, in profit (1): A. 0. Silcock 1. Same, July 1, 1935 (2): J. Tucker 1, A. O. Silcock 2. Same, July I. 1935, in calf (3): H. I>. Butterick 1, J. Tucker 2 and vli c. Same, July 1, 1936 (7): B. D. Butterick 1 and 2, J. 0. Guinness 3 and c, J. Tucker v h e, A. 0. Silcock li c. Three cows or heifers (4): A. O. Silcock 1, H. D. Butterick 2 and v h c. Bull, calved prior to July 1, 1934 (1): A. 0. Silcock 1. Bull, any age, with two progeny (1): A O. Silcock 1. Bull, calved since July 1, 1935 (2): J. Tucker 1, A. 0. Silcock 2. Same, July 1, 1936 (4): A. O. Silcock 1. 2 and li c, H. D. Butterick v li c.

Shorthorn Cattle (Judge, R. J. Edgar)—Bull, 3yrs (1): H. C. Barton 1 and eh., Bull, calved since July 1, 1937 (1): H. C. Barton 1. Milking Shorthorn Cattle (Judge, R. J. Edgar)—Cow, any age, in milk or in calf (6): W. M. Skevington 1 and sp., J. Small 2 and v h c, G. H. B. Lill 3. Heifer, calved since July 1, 1934 (4): J. M. Johnston 1 and 2,' G. H. B. Lill 3. Same, July 1, 1935 (4): W. M. Skevington 1, J. Small 2 ami 3. Same July 1, 1936 (6): G. H. B. Lill 1, J. Small 2 and 3, W. M. Skevington v li. c. Cow, any age, with two progeny (4): G. H. B. Lill 1, John Small 2, W. M. Skevington 3. Three cows or heifers (3): J. Small 1, W. M. Skevington 2. Bull, calved prior to July 1,

Bread, Scones and Cakes. Adult Classes—Bread (2): Mrs L. Maginness 1, sp., and 2. Fruit and Nut Loaf (4): Mrs N. H. Griffiths 1, Mrs A- W. Kelman 2, Miss E. Loy vh c. Wheat-meal Scones (5): Mrs A. W. Kelman 1, Mrs L. Maginness 2 and li c, Mrs R. J. Martin v h c. Plain Scones (9): Mrs G. H. Lamb 1, Mrs C. Sewell 2, Miss M. Davison 3, Mrs J. 11. Miles v li c, Mrs L. Maginness h c, Mrs J. R. Dalton c. Scones, made with “Supreme” flour (2) : Mrs L. Maginness 1. Scones made with “Crown” flour (4) : Mrs G. H. Lamb 1. Scones, baked in electric oven (1): Miss M. Davison 1. Scones, baked in gas oven (4): Mrs J. R. Miles 1. Four Fancy Scones (4): Mrs L. Maginness 1 and vh c, Mrs C. Sewell 2. Girdle Scones (4): Mrs E. F. Hawke 1, Mrs L. Maginness 2 and v li c, Mrs A. W. Kelman hc. Proteena Scones (2): Airs L. Maginness 1 and 2. Fruit Cake (4): Airs A. S. Hayman 1,2, and v h c, Airs J. R. Lattimore hc. Fruit Cake (dark) (8): Mrs R. J. Martin 1, Miss M. Clark 2 and c, Miss E. Loy 3, Mrs A. W. Kelman v h c, Airs L. Maginness h c. Fruit Cake (light) (8): Aliss A. E. Boag 1, Mrs O. Sewell 2, Airs A. W. Kelman 3, Aliss E. Loy v li c, Airs R. J. Alartin li c, Airs J. R. Aides c. Fruit Cake baked in gas oven (6): Mrs N. L. Alilner 1. Seed Cake (5): Airs A. W. Kelman 1, Airs L. Alaginness 2, Airs C. Sewell v h c, Mrs G. B. Murdoch hc. Chocolate Cake (1): Mrs A. W. Kelman 1. Aladeira Cake (8): Airs A. AY. Kelman 1, Aliss J. Mitchell 2, Mrs G. B. Murdoch 3, Aliss Al. Clark v h c, Mrs G. Pike h c, Mrs C. Sewell e. Gingerbread Cake (5): Mrs G. B. Alurdoch 1, Airs C. Sewell 2, Aliss A. E. Boag y h c, Miss J. Alitcliell h c. Coffee Cake (3): Airs A. W. Kelman 1, Mrs F. Holland 2, Airs J. R. Aides v h c. Sponge Cake (4): Airs G. B. Alurdoch 1, Airs A. AY. Kelman 2, Airs L. Maginness v li c. Sponge 'Sandwich (9): Airs C. Sewell 1, Airs A. AV. Kelman 2, Mrs L. Maginness 3, Mrs N. L. Milner v li c, Aliss J. Crosson h c, Mrs AY. Holland c. Sponge Sandwich (filling other than jam) (3): Airs N. L. Alilner 1, Airs A. AY- Reiman 2, Aliss E. Loy vh c. Sponge Roll (3): Airs C. Sewell 1, Airs N. L. Alilner 2, Mrs L. Alaginness v li c. Small Cakes and Pastry (2): Airs N. L. Milner 1, Airs J. R. Aliles 2. Shortbread (7): Airs A. AV. Kelman 1, Airs 0. Sewell 2, Mrs Iv. Taylor 3, Miss K. Bishop v h c, Airs N. L. Alilner h c, Aliss A. E. Boag c. Oatcake (6): Airs F. Johnson 1, Airs L. Alaginness 2 and vh c, Airs R. J. Alartin hc. Pikelets (4) : Aliss K. Bishop 1, All's A. AV. Kelman 2. Jam Tarts (7): Airs C. Sewell 1, Airs A. AY. Kelman 2 and c, Mrs N. L. Milner 3, Mrs L. Maginness vli c and hc. Biscuits (3): Aliss Iv. Bishop 1 and 2, Mrs N. L. Alilner v h c. Savouries (4): Mi’s K. Taylor 1 and 2, Mrs R. J. Alartin vli c. Sausage Rolls (6): Airs A. W. Kelman 1, Airs N. L. Alilner 2, Airs L. Alaginness vh c and hc. Plum Pudding (2): Airs L. Alaginness 1, Airs AV. Holland 2.

i Technical School Cookery—Scones (13): E. Oakley 1, R. llattray 2, 13. Good 3, E. Watson v h e, J. Davison h c, Y. Welsh c. Light Fruit Cake (10): M. Hill 1, E. Watson 2, E. _ Oakley 3, N. Grennell v li c, R. Corbitt h c, M. Dwyer c. Rutter Sponge (15) : R. Corbitt 1, E. Watson 2, E. Oakley 3, A. Doig v li c, J. Davison h e, C. Miles c. Nut or Fruit Loaf (12): R . Rattrav 1, M. Hill 2, A. Doig 3, Y. Welsh v h c, E. Watson h c, R. Corbitt c. Primary School Cookery—Shortbread standard VI. (20): N. Bax 1, D. Welsh 2, M. Sewell 3, P. Bennison v h c, 0. liaffey li o, J. Watson c. Sponge Sandwich, standard VI. (10): M. Sewell 1, S. Driscoll 2, ,T. Price 3, M. Baynes v h c, T. Nutbrown h c, J. Buxton c. Scones, standard VI. (29): J. Price 1, G. Miller 2, G. Turner 3, J .Buxton v h c, C. Hopkins h c, FI. Bax c. Sausage Rolls, standard VI. (4): M. Sewell 1, D. Welsh 2. Scones, standard V. (33): N. Parsons I, H. Hanley 2, P. Elliott 3, N. Hawkey v he, J. Gourdie li c, E. Harrison c. Short-

bread, standard V. (27): P. Elliott 1, 11 Harrison 2, J. Woodside 3, N. Kelly v h c, C. Yeatman h c, R. Campbell c. Sponge Sandwich, Standard V. (13): M. Ede 1, N. Kelly 2, N. Parsons 3, J. Gourdio v lie, E. Harrison hc, B. Whiting c. Sausage Rolls, Standard V. (3): E. Harrison 1.

Agricultural Produce. (Judge, Air F. L. Smith.)

Wheat, Solid Straw Tuscan (3): T. A. D. AA 7 ilson 1 and h c, A. P. Bruce 2, A. Al. Bruce vh c. Wheat, any other variety (4): F. Hydes 1, T. A. D. Wilson 2 and vh c. Oats, Algerian (4): A. Anthony 1 and v h c, G. J. Suttie 2. Oats, Gartons (6): G. J. Sutt-ie 1, Alalcolm Bros. 2, A. T. Latimer v h e, E. J. AtcGuigan hc. Oats, other variety (3): E. J. AlcGuigan 1, G. J. Suttie 2, J. Hill vh e. Ryegrass, Perennial (6): Hoatten Bros. 1, T. A. D. AA r ilson 2, Hoatten Bros, v li c, T. Read li c. Ryegrass, Italian or Western AVoltlis (3): J. ft. Dalton 1, T. Read 2, G. J. Suttie V h e. Cocksfoot (2): G. J. Suttie 1, J. Aloore 2. Red Clover or Cow Grass (4): T. A. D. AVilson 1, It. Cameron 2, G. J. Suttie v hc. Clover, White (2): G. J. Suttie 1, A. Cameron 2. Peas (2): T. A. D. Wilson 1 and 2. Partridge Peas (3): G. J. Suttie 1, AV. Ford 2. Garden Peas (2): G. J. Suttie 1, J. Parlies 2. Blue Lupins (2): A. Heseltine 1 and 2. Dairy Produce, etc. Judges—Cookery (open classes) Airs H. C. PagCi • preserves, Airs T. AleDowell; school cookery classes, Airs H. Branch; butter and cheese, Air E. lveig; honey, eggs and hams, AH’ G. Hoatten. Butter (farmers only)—Separator, no salt (5): Mrs C. Sewell 1, Airs F. But terick 2, Airs D. J. Doak v h c, Mrs E. Perry c. Separator, without salt, non prize-winner (2): Aliss S. Simpson I. Aliss Al. Perry 2. Separator, salted (4): Airs F. Butterick 1, Airs AV. •>. McCormick 2, Airs C. Sewell v Ji c. Preserves and Pickles, etc. Bottled fruits (2): Airs A. AV. Kelman 1 and, 2. Pickles (3): Airs A. AV. Kelman 1 and 2, Airs L. Alaginness 3. Sauces (3): Airs P. Hyland 1, Airs A. AV. Kelman 2, Airs L. Alaginness v li e. Jams (3): Mrs J. R. Lattimore 1, Mrs A. AV. Kelman 2 and v h c. Fruit jellies (2) : Airs A. AV. Kelman 1 and 2. Alarrnalado (2): Airs J. R. Lattimore 1, Mrs A..AV. Kelman 2. AVine (3): E. Harrison 1 and 2, Airs L. Maginness v h c. Honey.—Extracted 1(1): E. B. F. Hight 1. Granulated (2): G. H. Saville 1 and 2. Comb (1): E. B. F. Hight 1. Beeswax (1): E. B. F. Hight 1. Eggs—Hen eggs, white (4): Airs Al E. Gunn 1, Alrs ; J. R-. Lattimore 2, Aliss Al. Perry 3. Hen eggs, tinted (3) : Airs J. R. Lattimore 1 and 2, Alis,. Al. Davison 3. Duck eggs ;2): Aiks Al. Davison 1, Airs Al. E. Gunn 2. Hams. —Unsmoked (1). A. Bennlson 1. . Dressmaking and Millinery. High or Technical Classes—Dressmaking, light materials (11): A. Doig 1, P. Nutbrown 2, D. Hellewell 3, L. Laraman v h c, E. Oakley c (all Technical School). Heavy materials (8): E. Aloore and Al. Edgar (equal) 1, D. Hellewell 3, P. Nutbrown v h e, E. Oakley and D. Oakley h c (all Tech.). Child’s frock (15): Al. Gourdie 1, Al. Bonnington 2, E. . AlcConachie 3, Al. Dwyer v h c I*. Cross h e (all Tech.), L, Langdon c (High School). Embroidery, white or cream (7): L. Laraman 1, Al. Cornish 2, E. Shannon 3, Al. Rogers v h c, P. Cross h c (all Technical). Coloured (37): M. Edgar and D. Hellewell (equal) 1, L. Laraman 3, M. Edgar v h c, M. Dwyer h c, P. Nutbrown o (all Technical School). Fancywork (19): Y. Welsh 1, Al. Edgar and D. Buxton (equal) 2, N. Wakelin v h c, I. Bishop h c, L. Greer c (all Technical). Millinery (first year) (8): M. Pearson 1 and 3, R. Corbitt 2, E. Watson v h c, Jean Harris and Joyce Harris h c (all Tech.). Second year (6): Al., Gourdie 1, N. Alitchell 2, N. Campbell, K. Brosnalian and R. Rattray (equal) 3 (all Tech.). Senior (2): J. Davison (Technical) 1, Y. AVelsh (Technical) 2. Cane or raffia work (7): N. Needham 1, P. Wilson 2, J. Thompson 3, N, Bland v h c, J. Davison hc, L. G r reer c (all Technical). Set garments (9): M. Edgar 1, T. Nutbrown 2, I. Bishop 3, D. Horton v h c, B. Clark h c, D. Oakley c (all Tech.). Overcoat (2): T. Murray (Technical) 1, E. Shannon (Technical) 2. Tapestry (9): D. Hellewell 1, D. Horton 2, Al. Fowke and P. Nutbrown (equal) 3, D. Oakley h c (all Technical School).

Art, Needlework, and Fancywork.

(Judge— Airs A. G. Brown),

Tatting (6): Mrs F. Johnson 1, Mrs A. S. Hayman 2, Mrs K. Roadman v h c. Crochet (2): Miss I. 0. McCutchan 1. D’Oyley (4): Miss A. M. Stone 1, Mrs F. Johnson 2, Mrs D. Ede 3, Mrs L. Wilson v h c. Bed Sox (3): Miss H. Johnson 1, Mrs E. J. Perry 2, Mrs P. j. Andrew 3, Fancy Sox (2): Mrs W. Stephens and Mrs P. J. Andrew (equal) 1. Hand Knitted Sox (fingering wool) (7): Miss M. Thomson 1 and sp., MrsE. MacDonald 2 andsp., and vli c, Mrsß. L. Cox h c. Hand Knitted Sox (Non-fingering wool) (6): Mrs It. A. Pringle 1 and sp. Mrs E. MacDonald 2, sp., and v li c, Miss M. Perry h c. Slippers (2): Mrs E. W. Roberts 1. Infant’s Clothes (3): Mrs F. Scott 1, Mrs E. W. Roberts 2. Child’s Cardigan or Jumper (1): Miss D. Englefield 2. Evening Bag (2): Miss 1. J. Thomas 1, Mrs It. Holland 2. Hand Bag (1): Mrs P. J. Andrew 1. Throw-over (4): Mrs D. Ede 1, Mrs A. C. Shaw 2, Mrs G. F. Brown v h c. Embroidered or Worked Mats (7): Miss G. Gardiner 1, Mrs C. W. Thomas 2 and 3, Miss G. Strickland v h c, Mrs L. Wilson h c. Tray Cloth (5): Mrs D. Ede 1, Mrs L, Wilson 2, Mrs G. H. Lamb v h c. Supper Cloth (9): Miss M. Crowther 1, Mrs L. Wilson 2, Miss E. Jary 3, Mrs P. Fox v h c, Mrs D, Ede he, Mrs C. W. Thomas e. Oval Embroidered Centre (7): Miss A. M. Stone 1, Mrs C. W. Thomas 2, Miss G. Gardiner 3, Mrs L. Wilson v h c, Mrs D. Ede c. Bed Jacket (8): Mrs G. H. Lamb 1, Miss N. Chapman 2, Mrs W. R. Gibb 3, Mrs E. J. Perry v h c, Mrs L. M. Robinson h c. Jumper (7): Miss J. Ede 1, Miss G. Ivey 2, Miss M. Davison 3, Miss M. Crossman v h e, Miss J. Davison h c. Lady’s Jumper or Cardigan (9): Mrs L. Moore 1, Mrs E. J. Perry 2, Miss M. Davison 3,rMiss M. Crossman v h e, Mrs P. J. Andrew h c. Cardigan or Pullover (1): Miss N. Bennison 1. Scarf (1): Mrs J. Tonks 2. Tapestry (7): Miss B. Rudd 1, Miss R. Cookson 2, Miss I. J. Thomas J, Mrs P. J. Andrew v h c, Miss N. Clark h c. Table centre or runner (8): Mrs D. Ede 1, Mrs C. W. Thomas 2 and 3, Miss P. E. Guinness v h e. Embroidered apron (9): Miss G. Strickland 1, Mrs D. Ede

2, Airs C. AV. Thomas 3, Airs R. L. Cox vh c, Miss J. Alitchell hc. Richelieu embroidery (1): All s G. H. Lamb 1. Nightdress or pyjamas (4): Aliss H. AlcGuigan 1, Aliss JO. Sparrow 2, Aliss Al. Taylor v hc. Trousseau set (2): Aliss E. Ai. Perry 1. Aliss L. Laraman 2. Child’s garment, smocked (8): Airs F. Holland 1 and 2, Airs H. C. Page 3, Airs J. Tonks v li c, Airs D. Dickie h c. Petticoat (1): Aliss J. Feron 1. Ducliesse set (10): Aliss A. AI. Stone 1, Aliss AL Bishop 2 and v h c, Mrs C. W. Thomas 3. Other fancywork or needlework (11): Aliss N. Chapman 1, Airs G. Pike 2, Miss P. E. Guinness 3. Wool cosy (12): Airs L. Wilson 1, Aliss Al. Taylor 2, Airs G. H. Lamb 3, Airs P. J. Andrew v h c, Airs E. AI. Armstrong hc. Silk cosy (3): Airs C. W. Thomas 1, Airs P. J. Andrew 2. Raffia or felt cosy (2): Airs C. J. Johnstone 1. Collection fancywork (5): Mrs P. J. Andrew 1. Cushion, most artistic (10): Aliss G. Gardiner 1, Airs G. Pike 2, Aliss AL Bishop 3, Airs P. J. Andrew vli c. Quilted cushion (7): Aliss Al. Taylor 1 and 3, Airs T. S. Taylor 2, Aliss Al. Cruickshank v hc, Aliss E. Al. Protheroe h c. Wool embroidery (6): Aliss G. Gardiner 1, Airs G. Pike 2, Aliss Al. Bishop 3, Airs J. T. Taylor v h c. Needlework picture (5): Airs G. Pike 1, Miss I. J. Thomas 2, Airs G. H. Lamb 3. Fancy basket or tray (1): Mrs E. W. Roberts 1. Article from sugar bag, dyed (3): Airs A. C. Shaw I, Aliss E. Read 2, Airs D. Ede 3. Article from sugar bag, undyed (4) : Airs P. J. Andrew 1, Mrs I>. Ede 2, Airs W. Bruce 3. Article from felt hat (2): Aliss H. Johnson 1, Airs P. J. Andrew 2. Thrift mat (6): Airs P. J. Andrew 1, Airs C. J. Johnstone 2, AV. T. Currie 3. Home-scoured wool (2): Airs C. Sewell 1, Airs J. R. Lattimore 2.

Note Books. Cookery, High or Technical Schools (20): Ai. Dwyer 1, M. Hurley • 2 D. Rattray 3, O. Edmonds vh c. Cookery, Standard VI (17): N. Ferrier (Allenton) 1, M. Dell (Winslow) 2, D. Copland (Chertsey) 3, P. Finlay (Borough) v li c, L. Tilley (Ash. East) h c. Cookery, Standard V. (18): P. Crawford (Borough) 1, D. AVannacott (Borough) 2, N. AlcDowell (Borough) 3, T. Chisnall (Hinds) v h c. Dressmaking (6): L. Laraman 1, P. Bishop 2, P. Nutbrown 3 (all Technical). Science (20): N. Cromie (High) 1, B. Holland (High) 2, Y. AVelsh (Technical) 3. Hygiene (22): D. Goldsmith 1, N. Campbell 2, AI. Fowke 3, T. Alurray v h o (all Technical). Home Management (18): M. Dwyer 1, N. Bland 2, E. Jones 3, Y. Welsh v h c, D. Goldsmith h c (all Technical).

Photography. (Judge, Air E. J. Daniel). Landscape (5): E. AVest 1, I. B. Alackie 2 and 3, Aliss M. Ai. Lill v h c, Aliss I. J. Thomas hc. Figure Study (3): T S. Tarbotton 1, E. West 2, Miss M. M. Lill 3. Animal Study (5) :E. AVest 1, Hume 2 and 3, Miss M. M. Lill v h c. Flowers. (Judge: Air S. Smith.) Collection, for table (4): Alayfield Women’s Institute 1, Chertsey Women’s Institute 2, Seafield AVomen’s Division 3. Cut flowers, 12 varieties (2): Aliss M. M. Lill 1, Airs R. Holland 2. Cut flowers, collection outdoorgrown (4): Airs It . Holland 1, Miss Al. Al. Lill 2, Aliss G. Butterick 3. Pot plant/ (1): Aliss Al. Taylor 1. Decorative bowl (4): Mrs R. Holland 1, Mrs A. C. Shaw 2, Aliss M. Al. Lill v h c, Miss B. Alurdoch he. Pansies (5): Mrs A. C. Shaw 1, Aliss Al. M. Lill 2, Airs R, Holland 3. Spray (9): Miss E. Alartin 1, Aliss M. Taylor 2 and v h c, Miss B. Alurdoch 3, Miss Al. M. Lill hc, Airs Holland c. Buttonhole (10): Airs R. J. Alartin 1, Aliss M. Taylor 2, Aliss Al. M. Lill 3, Aliss H. Norrish v h c.

Woodwork. (Judge, Air W. Thomas)

Technical First Year (29): J. Glassey 1, B. E. Body 2, E. G. Body 3. Technical Senior (23): It. Greer 1> L. Lees 2, D. Attwood 3. High School (12): W. Upton 1, K. Clayton 2, H. Sinclair 3. Fifth Standard (38): H. Watson (Ashburton East) 1, J. Gibb (Ealing) 2, A. Dobson (Borough) 3. Sixth Standard (35): L. Cromie (Kakaia) 1, R. Wilkinson (Chertsey) 2, L. Beatty (Ashburton East) 3. Metalwork. First Year (32): J. Glassey 1, R. Whiting 2, E. AlcGregor 3. Senior (46): It .J. Claydon 1, C. Rollinson 2, I. Harper 3, J. Ching sp., R. Childs sp., G. Aloorhead sp., G. Penman v h c. Machine Drawing (2S): R. Ede 1, J. Quaid 2, W. Clucas sp. Model Homestead. Suitable for mixed farm, up to 300 acres’ (2): High School A 1, High School B 2. Meccano Work. Over 12 (o): T. Taylor 1, R. Whiting 2, E. Lewis 3, N. Olds v h c. Under 12 (2): T. Dunstan 1. Working model (over 14) (1): R. Wilkinson!!. School 1 Children’s Classes.

Handwriting Secondary Schools (40): B. McKenzie (High) 1, B. ’Vincent (High) 2. N. Bland (Technical) 3, J. Thompson (Technical) v h c, L. Laraman (Technical) h c, P. Cross (Technical) c. Standards V. and VI. (88): C. Gray (Ashburton East) 1, L. Beatty (Ashburton East) 2, K. Beatty (Ashburton East) 3. L. Tilley (Ashburton East) v h c, E. Clayton (Borough) h e, N. Lay (Borough) c. Standards 111. and IV. (49): P. Beatty (Ashburton East) 1, J. Kerr (Ashburton East) 2, M. Chalmers (Ashburton East) 3, D. Nelson (Ashburton East) v hc, L. Amos (Wakanui) h e, D. McCrea (Ashburton East.) c. Drawing—Standards V. and VI. (62) —R. Wilkinson (Chertsey) 1, M. Broomhead (Borough) 2, D. Dallison (Borough) 3, R. Kingsbury (Borough) v h c, T. Swaney (Borough) h c. Standards 111. and IV. (27): A. Atkinson (Borough) 1, M. Dallison (Borough) 2, A. Bryant (Borough) 3, C. Fittock (Ashburton East) v h c, H. McKenzie (Borough) h c. Standards I. and 11. (50): T. Bent (Ashburton East) 1, L. Childs (Ashburton East) 2, E. Keen (Winslow) 3, P. Eaden (Ashburton East) v h c, A. Stephenson (Borough) h c.

Colection flowers (I): Lagmhor School