OHINEMURI AGRICULTURAL SHOW.

Auckland Star, Volume XXXIII, Issue 46, 24 February 1902, Page 2

OHINEMURI AGRICULTURAL SHOW.

(By Telegraph.—Own Correspondent.)

PAEROA, Saturday.

The second clay of the Ohinemuri Agricultural and Horticultural Society's show took place at Delaney's paddock this afternoon, the awards being as folPoultry (judge, Mr W. May).—Section 1, Pullet under six months: H. Emett 1 and 2. Pair ducks (any breed): Dean Hackett 1 and 2. Pair Rouen Ducks: W. MeWatters. Indian Runner , Docks: TV Craig 1, Mrs McAndrew 2. Pair Indian Game: H. Moore 1. Pair Golden Pencilled Hamburgs: Wyn Edwards 1. Doves: A. Priestly 1. Section 2—Pigeons. Pair Carriers: Archie Emmett 1; Alf Short 2. Pair Fantails: Evans 1. Pair Tumblers: Dean Hackett 1. Pair any other variety: Hubbard Bros. 1. ""

Horses (judges, Messrs Elliott and T. Hinton).—Brood Mare: W. H. Phillips Is, Alley Bros. 2. Mare or gelding su1 table for coaching purposes: H. Torrens 1, S. Craig 2. Foal by Brookby: Hubbard Bros. 1, E. Alley 2. Draught:" T. Bradshaw 1. Brood Mare (draught): J. C!arkln 1, Hubbard Bros. 2. Mare or Gelding' (draught): J. Clarkin 1 and 2, W. Innes 3. Pair Heavy Draughts: J. Clarkin 1, W. Innes 2. Pair Light Draughts, suitable for farming work: Hubbard Bros. 1 and 2. Hacks, mare or gelding, to carry 14 stone: T. Hinton 1, J. Clarkin 2, Hubbard Bros. S. Mare of Gelding, to carry 10 stone: T. Hinton 1, O. Goody 2, S. Craig 3. Ladies' Hack: D. Wadddell 1, T. Hintoa 2. Paced Hack: S. Craig 1, T. Hinton 2, J. Clarkin 3. Walking Hack: T. Hinton 1. J. Clarkin 2. Cavalry Horse: T. Clarkin 1, T. Hinton 3, Hubbard Bros. 3. Boys' Ponies': Mrs F. Stock 1, W. H. Wright 2, W. Pen->ell S. Girls' Pony: W. H. Wright 1, J. Bradshaw 2, E. J. Walters 3. Harness Horses—Pair, buggy horses, 15 hands and over: R. W. Bagnall 1, P. O'Grady 2. Pair Buggy Horses, 15 hands and over: J. Clarkin 1. S'ngle Buggy Horse, 15 hands and over: H. T. Torrens 1, J. Jackson 2, F. Griffith 3. Ditto, under 15 hands:- W. H. Wight 1, J. Glarkin 2, S. Craig 3. Milk Suppliers' Turn Out: Robson 1, Bradshaw 2. Best Trotting Horse, in harness: W. H. Wight 1, H. T. Torrens 2. Heavy Spring Horde: J. Clarkin 1, H. T. Torrens and W McWattefs, dead heat, 2, J. H. Emmett 3. Light Spring Cart Horse: H. T. Torrens 1, D. W. Robson 2, R. W. Bagnall 3. Pair Spring Waggon Horses: J. W. Turner 1, J. Clarkin and J. Hamilton, He, 2.

Driving Competitions.—Gentlemen; W. Turner 1, Hunt 2. Ladies' Driving: Mrs W. H. Phillips 1. High Jump: Mr Oraine 1, J. McKie 2. Gentlemen's Jumping Competition: E. Fathers 1, R. Crowe 2, W. Alley 3. Boys' Jumping: Pennell and O. Hinton, dead heat, 1. Ladies' Jumping: Miss S. Tetley 1, Miss Dette 2.

Sheep.—Lincoln ram, of any age: T. Beli lamy 1. Three ewes, above 18 months: T. Bellamy 1. Shropshire ram, of any age: T. Bellamy 1 and 2. Three ewes, above 18 months: T. Bellamy 1 and 2. Fat Sheep—Five fat wethers: Alley Bros. 1, T. Bellamy 2 and 3. Five fat ewes: W. H. Wight 1 and 2, T. Bellamy 3. Five fat lambs: W: H. Wight 1, T. Bellamy 2, Hubbard h.c.

Pige.—Sow, any size: W. McWatters 1. Sow, 12 months: W. McWatters.

Dogs.—Cattle Dog, smooth coat: Alley Bros. 1. Rought Coat: W. H. Wight 1, R. Hampton 2. Sheep Dog, smooth ooat: T. Bellamy 1, W. H. Wight 2. Rough Coat: A. Fielder 1, J. Thorp 2.

Cattle (judges, Messrs West and man).—Shorthorn Bull: Brunskill and Hunt 1, Hubbard Bros. 2. Cow, Shorthorn, over three years: W. H. Wight 1 and 2.. Heifer, under two years: Gordon 1, JTetley 2. Bull, Jersey or Alderney: H. Morrison 1. Same class, Cow. over three years: W. Robson 1 and 2. Milch CowsBest Dairy Cow: S. J. Laughlin 1. M. A. Vulgar 2. Forward, in calf: J. Tet'.ey 1. Supplying Thames Valley Dairying Co.'s Creamery: Vowlwes 1, Hubbard Bros. 2. Bullock or Steer: W. H. Wight 1 and 2, Alley Bros. h.c. Fat Cow or Heifer: Alley Bros. 1. Two Heifers, suitable for dairy purposes: J. Goonan 1, J. Tetley 2.