AUCKLAND SUBURBAN POULTRY, PIGEON, AND CANARY ASSOCIATION.
" '■"" The 9th annual show of the above association was thrown open to the public yesterday afternoon, the opening ceremony being performed by the Mayor (Mr. A. M. Myers). In his address, Mr. Myers congratulated the association on their excellent show. - The committee were evidently leaving no stone unturned to make - the show attractive, and amongst the new departures were an' amateur judging competition which should prove popular and instructive. Special prizes were also being offered to. the public school pupils for essays on the show, and this should attract a large entry. The arrangements in connection with the show reflect great credit on the secretary and treasurer, Messrs. iauersall and Paterson. The annual dinner of the Association will be held in the Royal Albert Hall at 6.30 p.m. An invitation has been issued to the • members of the Veterans' Home to attend the show. The competition for the best essay on : the show is causing a good deal of interest, and a large number of children have already visited the show. To-mor-row evening a plucking competition will 'be held, which should be both amusing and instructive. The following are the awards made after we went to press yesterday:— CHALLENGE SHIELDS. . Tho Association shields, which are deckled by points, were won as follows: — Wyandottes: Mr W. A. Hanson. Oiii:u~t6ns: In points, Messrs G. B. Hut-ciii.-OD and D. W. Lovelock, tie. Mediterranean: Messrs Tonar Bros. Norwich Canaries: Mr J. M. Thompson. NORTH ISLAND CHAMPIONSHIPS, Ducks: Mr H. A. Coates, Pekin. Hosier Pigeons: Mr B. A. Widdows. SPECIAL TROPHIES. Special trophies were awarded as follows: —The president's cup, for the best cock or in the show (bantams excepted), IMr A. Hedley, of Mount Bosklll; the patron's cup, for the best hen or pullet, Mr A. Nixon, of Nelson-street; silver cup, for the hest bird in the Asiatic and Wyandotte classes, Mr H. A. Hanson, of Mount Eden; silver cup. for the best black Orpington, MiA. Hedley. of Mount Bosklll; trophy, for the best British Game in the show, Mr W B. Starkey, of Morritisville; trophy, for the best bird in the Wyandotte classes, Mr W. A. Hanson, of Mount Edeu; trophy, for the most points In brown Leghorns. Tonar of Northcote; trophy, for the best Wya;i-~ dotte. Mr W. A. Hanson, of Mount Erleu; trophy, for the best bird in Polish or Houdnns, Mr A. C. Bollard, of Avondnle; trophy Tr.. iuc best pigeon In the show, Mr J. Walker, of Mount Albert: trophy, for the best canary, Mr 0. R. Duncan, of Grey. Lynn: trophy, for the best bird lv tho Leghorn classes, Tonar Bros., of Northcotp: association's trophy, for the best sllver-laccd Wyandotte cockerel, Mr J. B. Patterson, Grafton. SELLING CLASSES. WYANDOTTES. Silver (pair).—W. A. Hanson 1. Golden (pair).—B. H. Clow 1. G. R. Hutchinson 2, A. C. .Tones 3. Partridge (pair}.—G. E. Hutchinson- 1, Wm. Dunn 2. White (pair).—B. H. Clow 1. Tonar Bros.
ORPINGTONS. Black (pair).— E. J. Tremain 1. A. Hedley 2, T. J. Nicholls 3, E. J. Copns v.h.c. Buff or Cinnamon (pair).—D W. Lovelock 1, .T. Whitehonse 2, T. J. Nicholls 3. White (pair).—G. R. Hutchinson 1. LEGHORN'S. Brown (pair).—Jas. Porter 1, W. 11. Neale White (pair).—A. Moreland 1, C. .M. Thrana-2. - BANTAMS. Arthur Shaw 1, A. Kimber 2, Miss D. Parkinson. 3. Pile Pullet.—John Walker 1, E. A. Tucker 2. F. H. Clarke 3. Duekwlng Cock or Cockerel.—John WalkDuckwlng Hen or Pullet.—John Walker. 1, 2, and 3. DCCKS. Indian Runner (pale).—B. H. Clow L Pekin (pair).—ll. A. Coatos 1. Ariy Other Variety (pair).—Mrs Kelly 1 and 2. Any Other Variety, Drake.—ll. K. Mny 1, Mrs Scott 2. Any Other Variety. Duck.—H. K. May 1. WYANDOTTE. Sny Variety, Cock or Cockerel.—W. Howarth 1. Any Variety, Hen or Pullet.—W. A. Hauson 1. ORPINGTON. Any Variety. Cock or Cockerel. —C. R. Hutchinson L T. J. Nicholls 2 and v.h.c, J. Box 3. Any Variety, Hen or Pullet.—G. R. Hutchinson 1. Any Other Variety (light breed), Hen ot Pullet-—I.). W. Lovelock 1. Exhibition Class Tom Vivian 1: 3 Brouzewmg Gobblers. PIGEONS. — MAGPIES. Red Cock.—J. Wajker 1, Ivan Tattersall 2. Red Hen. —Ivan Tattersall 1. Any Other Colour, Cock.—lvan Tattersall 1. Any Other Colour, Hen.—lvan Tattersall 1, J. Walker 2.
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Auckland Star, Volume XXXIX, Issue 146, 19 June 1908, Page 2
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