POULTRY SHOW.

Auckland Star, Volume XLIII, Issue 147, 20 June 1912, Page 2

POULTRY SHOW.

/_ cc ___Ft T i/exsibittok. r-i -«--ar show in connection —th .', ? and Snrntrban Poultry M--11,e the w_ffN*7. eon ' and CaD - <* Br-fch ft included in the events with the St th- there is a splendid lot of enrr i« in those classes, over 73 coming rom all parts of the North .Island On SToSJan the committee have struck out the pigeons and t-a.nar.es from tbe °wv and introduced competitions for school children in the *ha P c of dressed do Is and painting. This being quite a new departure, tbe entries are not very numerous, .but the class of work exhibited on the platform is really very creditable. The entries-of poultry compare more than favourably -with those of last year. As ilrcndv indicated, the game classes arc vcrv "strongly represented, and include some of the finest birds ever shown in this city. Whit* Orpingtons have come forward very much, and ]>an"sh-is are more ia evidence. Probailv poultry-keepers are more fully •iwake to- the fact .that this class of poultry, besides being heavy for the table, "is a. good winter layer. Exhibits of .Leghorns and Wyandotte* were well up to the average, and the Plymouth Rocks, although smaller in number, are "ood *pechnen.«. "Minorcas is another class that-has come forward well on this occ—ion. Indians are fairly strong, and lady patrons will undoubtedly be pleased with the of b_rrtams on exhibition, the Silver Seabrights in -particular being very pretty birds. Tint! arrangements for the show tl_ year are remarkably good and complete, and the judging was carried out in .record time, so that everything was in readiness for the opening ceremony this afternoon —a. rather unusual state of affairs at a poultry exhibition. The secretary (Mr. ii. Tatters* 11) and the ire—urer (-Mr. J. B. Patterson) are re-j sponsible for the business-like manner in which the show ia being conducted, nnd deserve much credit for the success of the event. The entries for ducks are not large, but the exhibits are. of a. good type. The sbow -will be open this evening and the whole of-to-morrow. THE CUP AND TROPHY WINNERS. This show is marked by the richness of the special prize list, which contains a number of very valuable trophies, which were "Tvon by .the following exhibitors: — Messrs. li. D. Nathan's cup for the best bird in the Asiatic and Wyandotte classes: Mr. A. P. Ingley. The _mpbell-E_enfried trophy for ■the best British game in the show: Mi* JV. G. Mason. The T. and S. _qrrin trophy for the best bird in the Wyandotte classes: Messrs- W. Dunn and Co. The Gampbell-Ehrenfried trophy for the best, Wyandotte in. the show: Messrs. W. Dunn and Co. Mr. A*. E. Stanex's cup for tln> best meed Wyandotte: Messrs. W-Dmm and Co. ' 7 Mr. A. E. Stonex'scup for the: most points in American White Leghorns: Mr. A. W. Irvine. Messrs. Connor and Hansoi—i-cup-fDr the best 'Slack. Orpington r, Mr. A. E. Stonex. North IsL—d Championships.—British Game: Mr. W. — Mason; Indian-Game, Mr. E. _ Cop— 3WM. The „lLowin—■ are the judges^—Children's Compeiit—n, Dressed Dolls: Miss Scon (Smith and C*anghey*s) ; P_i_ing: Mr. A. Schmitt. Pr_ltry, AH Game: Mr. A. A. Whitej Orpingtons and Docks, Mr. W. E. ______; Mr. S. Hobbis; _____iea_s, and-Utility,JM— E. Goxdon. -PE__XIST, The follqwln_-a re—the-awards:—i CHTT«OB_yS CI_SSES. Doll.—Dressed by girls under 10 years: Madge Hoyle 1, Peggy Elder 2. By girls under 12 years: Bessie Benant 1, Isabel Napier 2, Mary Beale 3. Girls, under 14 years: Milly Hoy— (Grey Lynn) 1 and _a_pion, Phyllis E*rit_ley 2* aid Grace Scon 3. Best Specimen of Brushworli.—Girls, under 14: Winnie Briscoe X, Marjorie- Walking 2, Jessie G_b TtJuc. Best Specimen of Brnshwork. —Boys, under 14: O. M. McMaster 1» George Kelson 2, Fred Newdfek 3, Charles Benjamin and Leonard. McGeehan each v.h.c, PO—_ST. Wj_U—ties.—S3ver Laced, rcock :» ,W. P. Connor 1 nnd special, and. 2, _. K. Dunn and Sons S. Silver Laced, hen: W. Dunn and Sons 1 and 2, "V—A. Hanson 3. Silver and Sons 1 and 2. ■"*— A CT_.-in 3, t_c Sllwer. LacedV cocftprel: W. K. Connor, _, 3, and v.h.c, "VV. A. Hanson 2, H. Pooch v.b.c W. Dunn a_d Sons c. Silver Laced,,_ i_ efc AY. Dunn and Sons 1 and special, W. A. Hanson 2, 3 and c, L. McKlnstry v_b,c, Mrs it. Scott v.h-c. white, hen: J. Mason 1 4inspecial and 2, R_ J. Sims 3. White, cockerel: J. Mason 1 and. .2. White, pullet: .7. Mason 1, 2, 3. and c. Gold Laced, cock: P: McL_C L. W. Dunn and Sons 2 and 3. Gold Laced, hen: W. Dunn and Sons 2, J. B. Paterson c Gold Laced, eockeret: W. Dunn and Sons 1 and. special and 2, P. McDnfiT 3. Gold Laced, pnllet: X. B. Patecson 2. Partridge, cock: 33. J- Tremain 1, J. Fitzp_±ni_ 2, W. Dma and Sons 3. X'artridge, hem W. Dunn and Sons 1, J. Pitzpat— — 2 and v„h.c, B. J. Tremain 3. Partridge, cockerel: W. Dunn and Sons 1, E. J. ____. 2. Partridge, pullet: W. Dunn and Sons J, and special,.—,-J, Tremain 2 and 3. Orpingtons.— -Block, cock: Arthur B. Wheeler 1 and special. Black, 'hen: A, _ Stonex 1 and special and cup. A. OE—dley 2, A. E. Stonex 3. Black, cockerel: A. lE. Stonex 1. F. O. Barge 2, A. E. Stonex 3, A. Hedley v.h.c. and t_.c. Black, pullet: A. K. Stonex 1 and 2, A. Hedley 3, A. E. Stonex v.h.c, F. O. Batge _.c. Buff or cinnamon, cock: ,T. WA'tehouse 1 and 2, John Finlay 3. Buff or cinnamon, hen: .T. Whitenonse 1 and 2. Buff or cinnamon, cockerel: J. Whitehonse 1 —d special, 2 and 8. Bnff or cinnamon, pallet: J. Wniteuousc 1 and 2, John Finlay 3. White, epek: A, E. Stonex 1, C- 'At. 03hnn— 2. NVhite, hen: A. >E. Stonex 1, Albert (i. Yardley 2, C. _. Thrana 3. White. cockerel: A. E. Stonex 1 and speciaL 2 and :!. AVhite, pullet: A. E. Stonex 1 and 2,A. G. illeiglrway 3, C. M. Thrana v.h.-c., A. <.;. lleiglivray Oi.c. Any other va.rietv. cock or cockerel: J. Wliitehonse 1 and : > Any other variety, hen or pullet; J. ft*bite- 1 house 1. Leghorns.—White, cock: Touai- Bros 1 and 3, A. sandall 2. John Finlay v.ii.c. White, hen: Tonar Bros. 1 and 2, J. Cuininins .*>. Wm- Jlunn -anu -Sons v.h.c. Wh-ite cockerel: Tonar Bros. 1 and special and v.h.c. J. Copas 2, V. Paipesch 3, John 'Fin-l.-iy h.c. White, pnßet: Wm. Dnnn ami Sims 1. Ton_ Bros. 2 and v.h,c, V. I'appsch 8, J. Cmninins "h.c. Brown, cock • ('. F. Boulton % W. 11. Neale 2 and ;!, Yl. Wallbrook v.h.c. Brown, hen: Tonar 'Bros. I. and special, C. P. Boniton 2, H. Gothorp 3. C. F. Bonlton v.h.c, Tonar Bros. h.c Brown, cockereU H. Gothorp 1, C. F. Bonlton 2, Tonar Bros. 3, J. Whitehonse v-h.c. Brown,, pullet: Wm. Dnnn and Sons 1. W. H. yeale 2, X J. MeKuraey 3, J. B. Paterson V.h.c, ! C. F. Bonlton _.c. Black, cock: T. AY. Beasley 1. Black, (hen: T. W. BcasIcy 1, 2 and 3. IB_ _,- cockerel: T. W. Beasley, 1, 2 and 3. Black, pnUet: _ W. Beasley 1 and speciai and 2, W. W. Otter .". American —lite, oockr: A. W. Irvine 1 and special, 2 and 3. American, wfbite, ben; A. W. Irvine I, 2 and 3. Ainericari white, cockerel: A. W. Irvine 1, 2 and 3, T. Douth- ; waite v.h.c. American white, pnJlet; A. ' W- Irvine 1, 2 and 3, W. B. Mclnt jre r.h.c. 1 Any other variety . American, coCk or 1 cockerel: J. B. Paterson 1 and special „axni 2.-

Minorcas.—Black, cock: W. Chase 1. Black, hen: Jas. Miller 1 and special. „ C. Thornton 2. W. Chase 3. Black, cockerel: Chas. Aloorccalt 1, J. H. Ainger 2, W, Chase 3 and v.h.c. Black, pullet: (J. ('. Thornton 1 and 3. J. H. Ainger 2, W. -Chase vAle, V. S. Roberts h.c Gsrme (British). y—tHa-ck. Red, cock: >V. - Wilson 1, special, and reserve, Adam Xlxon .2, A. C. Tolland 3. Black Red, hen: Walter <*. Mason 1. special, cup. and North Island championship. A. C Velland 2. Ada-ni Nixon 3. Black Red, cockerel: Adam Nixon 1 and 2, J. Prescott 3. Black Red, pullet: .1. l"rescot.t 1, W. G. Mtison 2 and h.c.. Adam Nixon ::, Pile, hen: Adam Nixon 1. special, and 2. Pile, cockerel: Adam Nixon h.i: Pile, prallet: Adam- Nixon h.c I—ck-cviwr. ox-k: W. Wilson 2, Adam Nixon 3. Duckwing, hen: Walter (J. Mason _, sipecial, and 2, W. Wilson 3. D-irckwing. c-o<ke:-cl: Adam Nixon 3 and h.c. Duckwing. pullet: Adam NTxon 2 and 3. English Gaine.-Rl-ack "led. <">ck: J. Attwood I and special. A. I. 'J. Rhick Red. hen: ,T. Attwood 1. Biuck Itcd. pnllet: J. ATtwood 1. Any other colour, hen: .1. Atrwoorl 1. Any other colour, cockerel: J. Attwood 1. Any ciher colou-r. pnllet: J. Attwood 1. Indian Game.—Cock: K. J. Cirpas 1. cli-am-pion. and special. John Bonsfcl-Il 2. Uen: E. .1. ropas 1. .101111 n-nuskill 2 and .".. Oc-kerel: Jcrhn Bouskill I and '■'.. Adam Nixon 2. Tullel: John Roii.«klll, jun.. 1. E. .[. Copas 2. Adam Nixon "•. l".v:noutb Rocks.— Barred Fuglish. cock: C. \STi3tliti—am l ■■■■:,'] tpeHal. Bsirred —mrlisli. hen: ii. IViiiitlnaham 1. Barred Kuglk-b. cix-kcrel: (I. V.'lrl i lngluon t. Barred I—•dish pnlie;: C Wintvlr.-luini I. Barred „>ericuti li'-n: 11. N Taylor 1. Barred American.' cockerel: 11. N*. Taylor 1. Barred Amerirali. ;.;•:'••:: 11. N*. Taylor 1. White, cock: 11. Arnold 1. Wliite. lien: J. Cummins 1. White, cockerel: I.: Griffitlis 1 and special. IF. Arnold 2 and 3. T. W. Reaslev h.c While, pnllet: T. W. Beasley 1. and.:. Any other variety rock.-'. h?n or polio!: T. W. i:eiis.lor 1. U-iiig—.ans.- Black. e.>.k or i-oekerel: A. V. In— 'V 1 and v.h.c. S. Bos<-awen 2 and 3. Black, hen or millet: A. 1". Ingley 1 and 2. W. 11. Neale ::. s. Kiw-ait-cn v.h.<-. Iloilrtans.—Co<-l;: A. '•;. (ioodwin 1. cap. Ip. and 2. W. 11. Neale ■".. Hen: A. K. lio—win 1. 2. ::. and v.li.e. ('CHkcrei: A. V.. Gondwin I and J. I'nllet: A. E. Coodvrln 1 llan!b'/-srs. -Hold Spangled or Pencilled •ifr.k or e.M-kcrel: .7. .1. McKlnney 1 and special. Any Other Variety Pure-bred Fowl.—-Cock or cockerel: l"dwin While 1. lle_ or pullet: I—win WW to 1. Bantams (Game).—Black lied, cock: V. Walters 1 and special. Black Red, hen: John Walker 1. K. Walters 2. Black Red, cockerel: V. Walters 1. J. Whiteliouse 2. Ul.iek Red. pnllet: .1. Wliileho— c 2. J'ile, cock: .1. \N alker 1 and special, W. Sommers 3. Pile, hen: I-'. Walters 1. J. Walker 2, W. Sommers::. PP.e, cockerel: John Walker I. Duckwlng, cock: J. Walker 1 and special. Duckwlng, hen: F. Walters 1. Duckwlng, cockerel: J. Walker 1 and 8, V. nailers ltuckwiug. pidlei: F. Walters 1. 'Bantam-. /Other Than Camel.—Black Rose Comb, cockerel: .1. Walker 1 and 2. Sea-bright, silver, cock or cockerel: J. Walker I and speciai. Seabrighl. silver, hen or pullet: .1. Walker 1 and 2. l'ekin, buff, cock: P. It. Sycrx 1 and special. .!. Walker 2, F. (.'add 3. l'ekin, LiuJT, hen: Miss Al. Walters 1. P. It. Syers 2. l'ekin, buff, cockerel: F. Cadd 1, r. It. Syers 2. l'ekin. buff, pnllet: P. K. Syers 1. Any other variety, cockerel: J. Walker I. Any .'ther variety, pullet: J~ Walker 1. Ducks.—l'ekin, old. drake: J. Whitehouse 1 and special. Pekin, old. duck: J. Whltehouse 1. Mrs V. Hanson 2. Pcklu, under 12 months, duck: Mrs V. Hanson 1. Buff Orpington, old,-drake: Mrs J. Scott 1 and special. Bull Orpington, old. duck: Mrs J. Scott 1. Indian Runner, old, drake: J. J. McKlnney 1, T. Douth waite 2. J. Whltehouse 3, Robt. Smith v.h.c Indian Runner, old, duck: .1. Cummins, 1 and special, T. Douthwaltc 2. Robt Smith 3. Indian Ruirner, undo.? 12 months, drake: Robt. Smith 1, T. l>outhwaite 2. .1. J. McKlnney 3. Indian Runner, under 12 months, duck: T. Dout'hwaite 1, Robt Smith 2 and 3. Novice or Amateur Classes.—Wyandotte, any -variety, cock or cockerel: Miss Dorecn Dunn 1, Mrs V. Hanson 2, Chas. Wright 'A. Wyandotte, any variety, hen or pallet: Mrs V. Hanson 1, Miss Doreen Dunn 2, L. MrKinstry 3. Orpington, any variety, cock or cockerel: C. H. Schroder 1. Leghorn, any variety, cock or cockerel: Edwin Lee 1, C H. Schroder 3. American White Leghorn, cock or cockerel: J. Montgomery 1 and 2. S. M. Seel 3. American White lien or pullet:, J. Montgomery 1, W. B. Mclnryre 2 and 3, S. M. Seel c. Bantam, Game, cock or cockerel: Miss M. Walters 1. -Bantam, Game, hen or pullet: Miss M. Wallers [1. 1 "Utility Classes.-Legiiorn. White, cock or cockerel; J. B. t'aterson 1. T. W. Bejislev i:. | Wtiite. lien or pallet: t'. M. I Xhrana 1. Legiaorn, Brown, cock or cockerel: J. _ Pate—on 1, John I-'illtay ± orr>injrtoii. any variety, cock or cockerel: Cj. Oxton 1, H. A. Blampied 2 and 3. Orpington, any -variety, hen or pullet: H. A. Blampied 1. Wyandotte, any variety, cock or co—ereL: J. J. —(.-Kinney 1. Plymouth Rocks, cock or cockerel: G. Whittingham 1. Plymouth. Hooks, leii or pullet: T. W. Beasley 1, G. Whi ttingham 2. 'Duck, Indian linrnier, draie: T. Douth.waite 1. Duck, Indian Runner, duck: T. D-outhwaite 1. Ladies* Bj-—elet. value £2 2/. —Any variety, cock or cockerel: Mrs A. E. Stonex 1. Any variety, hen or pullet: Mrs E. J. Copas L Breeding Trios (one male and two females). —Wyandottes or Orpingtons: L. McKlnstry 1, E. J. Tremain 2, J. Whlteho„e o, W. Dunn and Sons v.h.c. Mediterranean: Tonar Bros. 1, E. .1. Trema_ 2. (Asiatic: G. Whittingham 1. Ducks: 1. rDouth.waite I. Mrs J. Scott 2. American Leghorns: A. W. Irvine 1. Table Poultry.—Best pair dressed table fowls, crossbred, with heads and feet intact: T. W. Beasley 1. Best pair table fowls, purebred, dressed, with heads and feet intact: T. W. Be—ley 1.