SPANIEL CLUB PARADE.
There was a record attendance at a successful ribbon parade held by the Auckland Spaniel Club, the judge being Mr. C. Paynes. The main awards were as follows: —
Best spaniel: Miss D. Graham's "Master Black of Meola.'' Best spafiiel. opposite sex : Mr. F. Dye's "Inky Way of Meola." Best limit spaniel : Miss E>. Graham's "Master Black of Meola.'' Best novice shown by a novice exhibitor: Mrs. Deverson's "Owairaka Tui." Best novice: Miss D. Graham's "Master Black of Meola." Best puppy ; Miss D. Graham's "Master Black of Meola." Best puppy, opposite sex: Miss Culford Bell's "Blue Girl of Birdwood." Best puppy, under six months: Mr. P. P. McSweeney's "Meola Mcßoy." Best puppy, six months and under nins months: Miss Culford Bell's "Blue Girl of Birdwood." Best puppy, nine months and under 12 months: Miss D. Graham's "Master Black of Meola."
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Auckland Star, Volume LXX, Issue 189, 12 August 1939, Page 7
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142SPANIEL CLUB PARADE. Auckland Star, Volume LXX, Issue 189, 12 August 1939, Page 7
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