TAIHAPE.

Auckland Star, Volume LIV, Issue 48, 26 February 1923, Page 3

TAIHAPE.

PRIZE LIST. (Frcm our Own Correspondent.) TAIHAPE. Friday. The twelfth annual show under tbean»plcea of the Rangttikel A. and P- AWOJ W tion was held at Talhapeon Tbu-s lay. Tbe weather was very cold and thr | at^' t , er s In the mornlns. but cleared In the alter noon, and there was a "^..^""J 1 """ dance. The prize-list is as follows. HORSES. Dr.ughtß r Mare:Mr. r ß.aTotman Ist and champion. *my or ~ T ... M-V-r fen°2 and T Tgl fttoli: T Mr M T n Mann 1. Pair: Mr. T. W. W M 1 Uc m uaneoS 9 '.-MHk cart, horse and barMlsceuanio Utility horse: J. eCbett' 1. 2. A Crawford 3. Tradesman's horse and c ar t: Read and to. Tradesman o ,_ ( Spring cart Wl son and Co 1. the judge remarking that the winner would grace any show. Troop hors.T- Mr A. K. Overton 1. Whal Pine -'. Mare suitable for breeding remounts: Kead ""Harness Horses.—Tandem team: A. K. Overton 1 and champion. Pair "f ponies: A X Overton 1. Harness horse: F. Honlt 1. A X Overton 2, W..Scott •':. Harness pony: A X Overton 1 and 2. I* Brooky 3. Lady's horse: W. Scott 1. F. Hoult 2. A. K. Overton 3 Dog cart horse: A. K. Overton 1. F. Hoult 2. Saddle Horses: Hack, l.'.st and over: A. X Overton 1. J. .Belllss 2. Hack up in 13st: G. H. Boles 1, F. Hoult 2, T. W. Williams 3. Light-weight back: 1-". M. Bradley 1, T. McCullough 2, W. Scott 3. Cob, 14.3 and under: A. K. Overton 1. L. Brooky 2,. W. McLennan 3. District lady's hack: J. Law 1. E. J. Anderson 2, What Pine 3. Best rider: Miss Hebberd. Two hacks: F. M. Bradley 1, A. K. Overton 2; lady's hack: F. M. Bradley 1. .1. Law 2, E. J. Anderson 3. Best rider: Miss 11. Meads Best paced hack: F. M. Bradley 1, G. 11. Boles 2. J. Law 3. Hack ridden by gentleman over 60 years or age: T. W. WUliamg !• £ s*"' rtder: A - X - Overton 1, F. M. Bradley 9. B. Jones 3.

P<yn!*s.—l4.4 unfl under: A, K. Overtoil I and 2. W. McLenna-n 3. Best paced pony: A K. Overtoil 1, .Tean McKay 2, P. McTaggart 3. Over 13 and under 14-2: >• *>■• Overtoil 1 enrt 2, P. J. McletmanS Be«t rifler: Master B. B. Irwln. Same, ridden by girl: A. K. Overton 1. J. Mudgway — *»• lrwin 3. Best rtuer: Miss A. Casey. Between 12 «nd 13: Wtal fine 1. Tommy BicWne.ll a Mrs. Moore 3. Under 12 hande: Tattle Quirk 1. A. K. Overton 1. S>«y>ol pony: VThai Tine 1, V. McTagfrart .2. Mrs. Moore H: Youngest boy rider: Master Ktan Whltemun. Youngest girl rider: Miss l>. Competitions. —Maiden horse Jump: <'■• H. Boles' Heatuer BeUe 1, J. Goodwin's Otara •• T W Williams' Kowhai 3. Open hunters- G H Boles' Henther Belle I, J. Goodwill's Otara 2. J. BVIUs" Meteor .i. Maiden Pony Jump: W. McLenna s SuiiShlne 1. B. Livingstone's entry 2. -I Moore's Rags 3. Open Pony Jump.—A K. Overton's entry 1. A. Waters' Jack Johnston 1! L. Anderson's' Belle :t. Leaping mmpetition: A. K. Overton'3 entry 1. W. MiLeunau's Ruination 2. I. Winks entry A. l.adv hunters: J. Goodwins Otara 1. J. Aiid'orson'e entry 2. 1 , . Casey's Moaliene ». The winner was ridden l»y Miss Hetty ..Meads. Ladies' driving competition: -Miss '•■ II Meads 1. Consolation jump: A. «». I Whitemaus entry 1. T. W. Williams' entry ,'•■ I , Troy's entry "■. LeaplDß competition (children): Miss l>. Overtoil 1. Master J. iDelliss -J. Master Hon MiLeiiiiau «. Master K. Kobinsipu i. CATTLE. Kat Cattle—Cow »r heifer: 11. l>. Bennett l. 11. A~ Belk -1. 1\ Munro :!. Bullock <;ilved si.i.-c 1!)18: 11. A. Bc-lk 1, K. .1. Ilintz 2. H. D. Bennett :J. Kat steers: H. !l> Bennett 1. H. A. Belk -'. V. J. Hint* •«• Two fat steers H. A. Belk 1 and -•*■••'• Ilintz -i Bullo.k suitable f»r London ,™-ti 11. l>. Bennett 1. IS B *«£»«,* I 11. A. Relk 3. Steer or heifer under two years: X, J. Hint/. 1: 11. ». Bennett .'and I•: Veiler <:ilf- II l>. Bennett I. *■ •>■ !i,^e: V,nie^ l f , l";Ue,r t ook l Ue l l,r ? nrsl prizes. F. .1. llimz secured two se.onas 'ill. U .1. McLennui. Hrst for Hereford cow Tue «,nlv exhibitor of Ked Tolls was Mr. K. \ Anderson, or l'lriaka. who was awarded three flraM and two seconds. In the .lass f'l" KrhwuTiTi Mr T. W. Williams whs ', awarded six 'first and four gerunds. A. : B.,sher ..tie first, and M. Bennett a lnrd. Tl.ere was keen competition Mr. (.. B. «?ed^rfS^.se^°th^ firsts, and Messrs. Chisnolni Pros, three i fir K Williams, two first two se<on.rs. one third, and two v.h.c. IMr V. J. Masters was awarded two brsts. : Chisholtn Bros., one. first;; Mr A i ,*-r?'!!" r 1' two seconds and one third: Mr. F. Howarfl, one second: and MP. M, Bennet. one third. SHEET. Purebred Romneys.—For rams. Mr. l>. Eai-ntt was awarded championship, three firsts and one third: and Mr. A. R. KanniU, two ttrsts an.l a second. For ewes. Mr". .Scott secured two firsts and a second; Mr. IA. U. Fanuin first and champiou: and W Doole a first and a second. 1- or ram lamb lti wool. Mr. W. Doole was awarded first ""i'urebred" SoutlldOWUS.-Mr. W- Keid, Makino: was awarded the six first prizes. Championship for ram and ewe, two second prizes, and one third prize. Farmers' Classes.—For Eomney ewes. Mr F .1. Hintz was awarded two firsts and Mr H. A. Pelk one first: Tor Komncyliiicoln cross ewes, Mr. K. Wllkie secured ree first prizes. Mr. F. 3. Hlntz two seconds, and Mr. H. D. Bennett one second. Fat Sheep—Mr. \V. Reid secured nine first awards, eeven seconds, and two thirds. Other successful exhibitors being:—Mr. K. Wilkie a first, second, and third: Mr. I. Muuro' one second: Mr. H. D. Bennett, one third- and Mr. A. K. Overtoil, one third. Fat Lambs.—Mr. H. D. Bennett was awarded five firsts, three seconds and two thirds: Mr. .T. Cooper, two flwtg, three seconds and two thirds. Other successful exhibitors being:—Mr. W. Reid, two nrsts and three seconds, and three thirds; uud Mr. P. Munro, one first. HOME INDUSTRIES. MrR M Bennett won most of the first prizes lv the cookery classes, her tiret awards totalling sixteen. Other successful exhibitors who were awarded first prizes n-ere: —Miss B. Blcknell (three), and Miss Gordon (one). In the classes for girls under sixteen, Mies Clarice* Bennett was awarded three firsts and one third, securing the points prize, and Miss Eunice Blcknell secured one first prize, and Miss Gamby and Miss Scott one second prize each. For preserves and pickles, Mrs. M. Bennett secured four first prizes, and two second prizes. Mrs. J. Dnnlop was awarded two 'firsts, one second, and one third; Mrs. A. E Sam way s, two first*, one second, and one third; Mrs. D. Broome, one first; Mrs. McNickle, one first; and Mrs. ft. Ormond, one second prize. Mr. V. Gray secured both the awards lor honey, and Miss B. Bicknell the first prize Xor separator butter. FRUIT AND VEGETABLES. For apples and pears, Mrs. A. W. Bicknell secured all the first awards, and MUs Rita Adle the first prize for cooking plums. The prizes for vegetables were pretty evenly divided between Mr. J. Quirk, Mrs. D. Boome, and E. W. Mercer. Other successful exhibitors being:—Mrs. R. Wilkie, J. Law, Mrs. Guthrie. Mrs. McNickle, Mrs. W. J. Coutte, and Mr. C. E. Wilson. The only school represented in the schools section was Ohutu school, which was I awarded first prize for a fine collection of vegetables.