A. AND P. SHOWS.

Press, Volume LIV, Issue 16358, 1 November 1918, Page 3

A. AND P. SHOWS.

R.4XGIOKA, IV President, Mr J. D. "Wyllie: vice-presidents, .r Messrs R. Mclr.to?h and V. Stalker; E treasurer, Mr Y\". McKcniic; secretary, t Mr YC. J. Young. After a gocd nicht's rain the weather tor , e Ae Xortlierr. Agricultural ard Pastoral Aa- t, eociation's Show turned out line, and there ; was a good attendance. There was an in- . n rretiso 01 V2o ir. the entries, the young poo- j i pie's section chiefly supplying the excess over I S year. There Was a decided drop in the j <y entries of horse 3, there iittle competi- t I. tion in draughts, and a rttlo prohibiting w horses from entering in more than one class t '* in the liirht horso s<>ctions, with ono or two ; 2 exceptions, not only fchut cut many entries, i but caused confusion and dissatisfaction on ' Ithe show gTound. l-'or installed, ail the ; P horses entered in the lady's hack class ■ 0 declared ineligible to c-mpetc, except for ■- the special priz*. although the entries had been accepted and paid for. In eeveral other cases horses not eligible under t.ho rule for the class prizes competed for the specials 0 os6ic<L Tho Association would do well to - reconsider this rule. The show largely partook of a patriotic character, but the efforts in this direction were in the hands of local j Red Cross and Lady Liverpool branches, the j Lob urn and Ashley Patriotic Committees, n Tuahivri Soldiers' Committee assisting, and n their variouo stalls, side shows, art unions, i etc., were wo'.l patronised. A stall for *' 10 c Gale of soldiers' b:isketware was under the charge of Mrs A. Templar, of Christchurch, i assisted by other ladies, who accompanied the 1 eoldiers from "he city. In tho draught horse eeciion there was very c little competition in many of the classes. Mr e B. Ferguson's Tourist was the champion stal- < lion, and also won the Mcintosh Memorial Cup. and Sir J. Wyllio'cs Baron Thrave reserve. Mr John Wyllie, with his brood mare, ] ■won the female championship, and Mr J. D. t "Wyllio's rising tlirco-ycar-o!d filly was re- 1 serve. The champion prizo for the best two-year-old went io Mr R. W. Harina.'s filly. Mr J. 0. Coop showed tho best dry inure, and Mr t J. D. Wyllio eccrod in moat of tho other j classes, and gained tho points prize. In tho ( »add!o horse scction Mies McCarthy's Gaiety, : which won the championship, Messrs J. , Chapman's Ftisilade, H. M. Burgin'e Waddy, , aud Miss E. A. Birdling's General were the pick of those shown. Fuailado and General, and Messrs H. M. Burfrin's Handsome Jack, ; and T. C. "Wit-hell's Sharksnur wrrc success- i * ftd in the hunters' classes, Mi?s Birdling waa j ■ the best lady rider. Mr L. .W. Storry's Jack l was the cha.mpion harness horse, and Mr W. i Griffiths's Smith's Sox tho reserve. .There | i wore Koine fair classes of coos and ponies, Mr j C. E„ Skevineton showing the pony that was declared tho best on the ground, ; Some good Shorthorn cattle were ringed, ' Mr R. Peach's herd being- strongly repre- < eeKted in the cow and heifer classes, and winning the female championship and reserve. Tiio champion bull was shomi by Mr J. H. Burn 3, and the reserve by Mr Pencil. Mr < Sam. Smith won in a good class of yearling l bulls, and was alio very successful in the heifer classes. Messrs J. Fleming in Jersevs, H. "Winter in Ayrehires, and AY. J. White in milch cows scored tie chief awards in these sections. There was a small but good show of sheep, but tlicro was very little competition. Mr • Jaa. Stevenson took all the awards and championships in fine and strong combing merinos, and Southdowns, and was also successful in Border and halfbreds. Mr G. Y>\ , Barker liad no competition in English Lcicestere. Mresrs P, Merrin, jun., and J. 0. Coop were among the prize-winnera in Border LoiceatcT3. Messrs 11. Ensor and C. 11. Ensor had the Gorriedale classes to themselves, t.ho former winning the championship and reserve in rams and reservo in an <l latter took tho ewe chajnpionship. Pigs, • sheep dogs, dairy produce and flowers produced small entries, but there was pood .competition in tho cookery claeees and in tho school exhibits, the eamploa of work in the latter being excellent. The following is the prize list: — PRIZE LIST. Thc>_ following i 3 (ho prize list, the numl>or oi cuirios in cacii clas3 boin? in parentheses:— ° HOUSES. Draughts—Entiro (3): B. Ferguson 3, two specials, champion, and Mcintosh Memorial Cup, J. Wylio 2 and special, J. Walker h c. Two-year-old colt (1): J. D. Wyllio 1 and special. Yearling colt (1): T. WylJie 1 and (special, Falkindcr Bros. 2, B. Ferguson v h c, J. D. Wyllie h c. Brood inare, with foal (1): John AVvllie 1, two specials and champion. Two-year filly (2): R. W. Hanna 1 and . special, Falkinder Bros. 2. Third .champion prize- of X2O for best two-year-old (2): I!. W. 11 anna. Yearling filly (t): J. D. 'Wyllie-1, 2 and v h c, J. Stevenson h c. Yearling; c01t,.. gelding, or fillv (2): Thos. Wyllie X and .special, Falkinder Bros, 2. Yearling and two-year-old (1): J. D. Wyllie. Throt-year filly (3): J. D. Wyllie 1, 2, two specials and reservo champion, A. Petrio h.fc and spccial. Gelding (1): W. H. Boyle. Dry mare (1): J. 0, Coop 1 and Bpecial. Pair of horses (3): J. V. Wyllio. Four mares or fillies (1): J. D. Wyllie. Four yearlings by one horso (1): J. D. Wyllio 1 and special. Most points in draught horses: J. D. Wyllie. Carrier's horse, up to 1 tor. (1): W. H. Boyle 1 and special. ■ Saddle horses —Hack, up to 12st (2): Misti McCarthy 1, T. G. Withell 2. Maiden hack, up to 12st (1) : H. M. Burgin 1, D. 1 Lanq 2. Roadster or hack, up to list (3): J. Cnapmun 1 and special, Miss E. A. Birdling 2, Tj. W. Storry hi c. Lady's hack (7): Miss McCarthy 1. Harness horses—Mare or gelding, under 15J hands (3): F. Merrin, jun. 1 and Bpecial. Buggy horse, under 15J hands (1): E. Daw- ■ eon 1. Maiden harness horße (1): F. Merrin ho. Harness horse, for stylo and action (6): L. W. Storry 1,. special and champion, W. Griffiths-Smith 2 and reservo champion, D. Lang h c. Tandem team: C. G. Skevinjjton 1. Trotting stallion (1): W. H. latch ingham 1. Hunters—Maiden hunter any weight, over lOst (1): Miss E. A. Birdling I, Best hunter, not less than 14st (4): J. Chapman 1 and special, Miss E. A. Birdling 2. Hunter, not less than 12st (4): H. M. Burgin 1, T. C. Withell. 2, J. Chapman Bpecial. ' Lady's hack (4): Miss E. A. Birdling 1 and special, T. O. Withell 2. Mounted infantry t horse, not to cxceed 15?: hands (2): D. Lang , i. Canterbury Jockey Club's special for horso for mounted rifle work (1): D. Lam;. Best hois© for mounted infantry work (1)' ' Miss E. A, Birdling: 1. Best lady rider (1): Miss E. A. Birdling. ; Ponies. —Two-year-old (2): C. C. Wilson .1, . K. Boylo 2. Boy's pony, not over 135 hsnds , (7): R. O'Neill 1, Master Greg Smith .1, ; Mass L. Morri3 h c. Boy's pony, not ov<* f 121 hands (6): Annie Wintor 1, F. W. Rob--5 ortson 2, C; C. McLachlan ho. Best boy s . pony on ground (8): C. E. Skevinßton 1. ' Polo ponv, not over 14.2 hands (7): Pari sons 1, C. E. Skevington 2, J. Lnte h c. . Pony, under 135 honds, in harness (4): O. ' Skevington 1 and special, W. Haigh 2, o. , 5 Dunlop v h c. Cob, not over 14 a hands > (5): N Parsons 1, W. Scoon 2. J. Lukie vhc. t Pony jumper, 14J hands ('-): W. Haigh 1 ar d . special. Cob, not over 14 i hands in liar- , ness (3):. C. Skevington 1. Cob, not to exceed 15 hands, and to ca T ry 14st (3.1. ? W. Griffiths 1 and special. Boy rider, nndor 1 13 (5)- K. Henshaw 1 and epecial L. Croft 5 2, G. Blakely h c. Girl rider, under 13 (I>. , Ina Petrie 1. , Boy.rider, under j 0 . Blakely 1 and special, A. Croft -, C. jUo j. Lachlan h c. s CATTLE, b Shorthorns-Bull, three yo«B or ovor (2): r J. E. Burns 1, special and champion, W. ■» Stalker 2- Two-year bull (2). R. 1 ) and reserve champion, W. Hendoreon O. ) Yearling bnU (8): S. Smith 1 an | f R. Peach 2, W. Scoon v h c. S. Smith h c. 1 Cow or. heifer, in milk or :n calf (4). Peach 1, 2, special and reserve chammon, b. Smith h c. ileifer, 3 years (p): K. P«ch 1, h c, c and champion, S. Smith — 2 years: S. Smith 1, 2 and -if. O'Connor h c. Yearling heifor (5): S. Smith 1, spccial and v h c, R. Peacli -. Thi animals, any sex (3): R. Pcach 1 and si rial, S. Smith 2. Jerseys.—Bull, any age (2): .T. Fleming 1, »- ' special and champion, A. Cooper _ re " serve-champion. Cow, any age (-): ing 1, 2, two specials and champion. Heilor, 0 years (3): J. Fleming 1, 2, v h c and spea cial. Yearling heifer (3): J. Fleming 1, t v ho and special. Three animals, any eex (2): J. Fleming 1 and 2. • 1 Ayrshires.—Yearling hull (1): H. Win'ter 1. Cow, any ago (1): H. Winter 1. __ v Milch cow.—Cow, any breed (y '■ [J White 1 and champion, S. Smith - ana ■-t' i v h c. Best cow for dairy purposes (I)! a i W. J. White 1 and two specials. Best much o ' cow, judged on tests (3): S. Smith 1 and t, 2. Three crossbred' heifers (1): D. G. StaJ- ■ kc-r 1. Two-year heifeT (2): G. Le Gros 1, 1 D. G. Stalker 2. " Fat Cattle.—Bullock, any age (4): _N. W. i Kingdon 1. soecial ancl v h c, W. F-orsytn 0 | 2. Veal calf" (3): R. Pcach 1 and 2, D. G. t Stalker v'h c. r SHEEP. Fine combing nxerinos.—Ram, over eighn. teen months (1): J. Stevenson 1, special ajid _ champion. Ram, under eighteen months (1): j ; J. Stevenson. 1 and reserve champion. Ewe, | over eighteen months (1): J- Stevenson 1 B j and champion.- Ewe, "under eighteen months Q (1): J. Stevenson 1 and reserve champion. Two ewes, under eighteen months (1): J. is Stevenson 1. Moat points: J. Stevenson. , Strong combing merinos.—Ram over eighteen months (1): -J. Stevenson 1, Gpecial and champion. Ham, under eighteen months J (2): J. Stevenson 1, 2 and rese-rvo champion. Ewe, above eighteen months, with lambs (3):. e J. Stevenson 1. 2, special and champion, j Ewe. under eighteen months J. Steveneon 1, 2 and reserve champion. Two ev-es, r -under eighteen months (1): J. Stevenson 1. [- Most points: J. Stervenson. 1 English Loiceeters.-—Bam, crer sixteen

months (1): G. TV. Barker 1. special and J. champior.. Ram, under eighteen months (3): 0. W. Barker 1, 2 and reserve champion, e Hv.-e, above sist-eon months i' 2): G. "W. Bsrker ™ '. 0, st>ecial and champion. Two ewts. f abovo sixt.-en months (2): G. W. Barker 1 ' and 2. Ewe, nnder sixteen months (2): G. £ "ft". Bsrkt-r 1. 2 and reserve champion. Two « ,>«c3, under sixteen months ('-): G. "VV. * Barker 1 and 2. Most points: G. W. t Barker. . ' Border Lelcesters.—Ram. over _ sisteen P months (6;: J. Stevenson 1, 2. spccial and *> champion, F. Merrin v k c. Ram, -under six- j teen months (5): J. Stevenson 1, 2 and ron s.-rvo champion, F. Jfcrrin vh c. Ew. : a nbove sixtsen month?, with lamb (1): t- | J-j Merrin 1. sro'Cial, cliamtiion and v h c. J. j 1 Stevenson 2* and ch>muion. Two o: owe?, a'ooro sixteen month* U ; ) : J- Stevenson n 1. K'.re. under sixteen months (6): J. Sieven- 1: ~on 1, J. O. Coop 2. Two e'«. unrier fcix- I t-cen months (4): J. 0. Cccp 1, J. Steven=on b 2. £ Soutndowns—Ewe. under rixteen months G (211: J. Sfevenron 1, 2, special, and oh am- 1, nior.shit). Two ewes, under sixteen months d (1): J. Stevenson 2. Ewe, any atre (IV. J. ]> Stevenson 1 ar.d champion.. u Halfbreds—Ram, under sixteen months li i (21: J. Stevenson 1 and 2. Corriedales—Ram. above 28 months (5): H. Ensor 1, v h c. and champion, C. H. Ensor i 0 ttrK j hc. Ram, abovo 1C and under 28 I inontlia (3): H. Erraor 1 and reserve cliam- ,] pion. C. H. Ensor 2. Two ram hoggete (4): C C. H. Ensor 1, v ho, hc, and epocial, H. I Ensor 2. Ewe, any age (3): C. H. Ensor^l, H. Ensor 2. Ewo, above 16 months and under 28 months (0): C. IT. Ensor 1. vli o, special, . and champion, H. Ensor 2. Two ewes, under 16 months (tV H. Ensor 1. 2, and reeervo champion, C. H. Ensor 2 and v h c. , livelands—Rnni, any ase (1): A. S. Barker I. Ram, under 1G months (l}: A. S. Barker , 1. Ewe. under 16 months (1): A. S. Barker 1. Fat Sheep—Three hoggets. 1, and two specials. Fat lambs (2): H. Winter 1. 3. and special. Three wet.here or maiden ewes for ® exnort (IV H. H. BnscJi. '. PIGS. i Berkshire —BoaT, under 12 months (1): W. ] Hayes 1. Sow, any age (2): H. H. Busch 1 ; and 2. Sow, nnder 12 montte, any breed (2): ( W. Hayes 1 and 2. t SHEEP-DOGS. r Smooth-haired dog (I): T. Hawkins 1 and 1 opecial. Smooth-haired elut (1): D. G. Stal- 1 lodt 1 find epecial, J. Hiatt 2. Rongh-hair«l J dog (2): L. Fiizgibbon 1 and special, F. Oioft 1 2. Rough-haired slat (1): J. Croft 1 and special. Bearded dog {i): B. F. Tru»cott 1 1 and enecial. ( HOME-OUKED IffiATS. UnMnoked bacon (1): R. Mcintosh _1. and ( 1 special. Unsmokcd fiara (2): Mia J. Fleming ( j 1 and epecial, R. Mcintosh 2. < DAIRY PRODUCE. i Farmers' separator butter (4): Mrs J. Flem- ' I inc 1 and spccial, H. H. Busch 2, Mies J. 1 Cameron vh c. Table butter (4): Mm J, Fleming 1 and epecial, Mrs J. Borgfeldt 2 1 and v ho. Hens' eggs, white (2): Mrs B. Croft 1, Mrs F. Merrin 3. Hens' eggs, tint- i ed (2): Mrs F. llenin 1, Mrs B. Croft 2. FLOWERS. Lady's spray (1): Miss Baker 1. Gentle- ' man's buttonhole (2) : Miss Baker X and special, Miss M. Edunjds 2. Buttonhole made ; bv echoolgirl (1): Miss Baker 1. Foliago pot plant (1): J. Juidson 1 and special. Pot plant I in bloom (1): J. Jud6on 1. DecoralcJ parasol ; (1): Mies Vera Barrell 1. COOKERY. Horae-nia<io broad (5): Mrs 11, H. Bttech 1 and special, Mrs V J. Rhodes 2, Mra J. "Fleming he, Miss If. E. Osborn ,o. Shortbroad (6): Mrs J. Fleming 1, special, and v li c, Mrs Borgfeldt 2, 11-n H- H. Bubcli Ji c. Sponge cake (4): Mrs F. Merrin 1 and special, Mrs J Fleming 2, Mis Borgfeldt ho. Pastry (2): Mr» J. Fleming 1 and epecial, Mrs Borgfeldt 2. Sponge sandwich (6): Mrs F. Merrin 1, Mrs J. Borgfeldt 2, Miw Baker v li c, Mifio R. Cooper h c. Pikelcta (7): Mto J. Fleming 1 and Bpecial, Mrs J. Borgfeldt 2, Mrs H. H Buech v ho, Mias N. E. Osborn h c, Plato of small gooda (4): Miss 2\ T . E. Osborn 1 and epecial, Mrs J. Fleming 2. JUNIOR AND MA2CUAL SECTION. Girls -under IS—Plain sconea (4): Freda Laekey i, Ruby MelntoaJi 2 and epeoial, Edna Laokey v n c. Madeira cake (3): - B«etty Hughes 1, Freda Laakey 2, Kathleen MQno vh o and special. Seed cak© (1): Edna Laskey 1. Pound cake (1): Amy Young 1 and special. Sponge cake (1): Ruby Mcintosh 1. Sponge eandwich (5): Amy Young 1, Ruby Mclntcsh 2 and 6pecial, Edna Laskey.v h c. Pikelets (4): Olive Scott 1, Freda Laskey 2. 1 Ruby Mcintosh vho and epecial. Plate of email goods (1): Freda Laskey. Girls under 18—Madeira cake (2): Betty Hughes 1. Molly Scott 2 and special. Seed cake (1): Molly Scott 1. Pound, cake (1): C. Bulmer 1 and epecial. Pikelots (1): C. Bulmer 1 and special. TECHNICAL SCHOOLS' SECTION. Cabinet to hold daily paper, magazines, and let tors, with drawing to scale (9): L. Sullivan. 1 and special, H. Payne 2 and special, Ai' Hopo 3 and special, •C. Croft h ©, L.- Morrison c. Inlaid tray (6): L. Sullivan 1 and epecial, H. Payno 2, R. James v hc. Twelvefoot ladder (27): L. Newman 1 and special, A. Pulley 2 and epeoial, J. Mclntoah _v ho and special, G. Belcher o. and special,'. J. McDougall c. Six-foot ladder (15): R. Sutherland 1 and special, H. Paterson 3 and epe- ' cial, F. Barker vho and epecial. . Any other article of woodwork (18):- <D. Blako 1. -H. Murdock 2, R. Forbieter y li c, E. Blake h <n, A. Cambridge c.

TIMARU.

i(SFZCIAZ> TO "THB PRESS."* TIMARU, October 31. The Timaru Show was concluded yesterday ia fine vreatber, and in the presence of. a gathering estimated to bo between 8000 and L 9000. The takings in all respects showed , an increase on those of last year, and the i success achieved exceeded expectations. Visitors wero present irom Southland, North ■ Canterbury, and as far north- aa Auckland. As a result of tho show tho Patriotic Funds r will benefit substantially. " The following wero tho principal prize- '■ takers:— HORSES. 1 Draught Horses—Three draught horses, tli© I progeny o£ the esmo 6iro, not to excoed . 5 years old: J. Shearer 1, P. Shearer 2. _ En- . tiro hor6e; J. O'Brion'e Scotland Sport (imp.)' r 1 and champion, A. F. Stocker's Boro Salssmau (imp.) 2. Entire horse, 3 years: >■ P. Shearer's Fabricate 1 and reserve championship. Entire liorso, 2 years oid: H. P. Nelson's Nolan's Pride 1, 11. P. Nelson's Baron Nelson 2, P. Shearer's Fabrikoff (imp.) , 3. Entire horse, yearling: "W. J. Doak 1. P. Shearer' 3 Silver King (imp.) and Sir labrio c (imp.) 2 and 3. Gelding: C. C. Roberts's . Prince and Jock 1 and 3,-T. H. lvey's Jock s 0. Gelding, 3 years old: P. Shearer's Jock 1, Gelding, 2 years old: J. Shearer's Punch 1 I,' P. Shearer's Saxon (imp.) 2. Pair of geldings: C. C. Roberts's Jock and Ptinoe 1. Walking stallion: J. O'Brien's Scotland's l". Sport (imp.) 1. Walking maro or gelding: s VV. J. Doak 1, T. H. Ivey'B Jock 2, C. C. !. Roberts's Prince 3. W. J. Doak'a Peggy i Ronald secured 1 and championship for •- mares, and his Ocltertyre. Princess 2 and ret serve championship. Mare with foal: w. : J. Doaks Lady McGregor 1. Dry mare: r W J. Doalc's Peggy Ronald and Ocltertyre t Princess 1 and 2. Filly, 3 years old: J. : Shearer's Narita 1. . Filly, 2 years old: J. r. Shearer's Glen Como 1. Filly,: yearling: *. P. Shearor's Eoßella (imp.) 1, J. Shearer s ° Pair o! inwcs; W* J» 1* Three- j horse team: W. J* Doak 1. Four-horse team: W. J. Doak 1. Four mares or fillies: r> Horses—Stallion: S. W. Scot's 1 Quincey 1, R. J. Thißtleton's itzharold 2, ?• A. Cruickahanka's Pride of Kentucky 3, J. I h. Rule's General Advanco ,4. Stallion, ;• in harness: S. VT. Scott's \R- -.- • Thistleton's Fitzharold 2, A. Cruick ß hanks s ?• Pride of Kentucky 3. Tradesman s turnout L > for delivery work, up to 10 cwt: Jj. Bourn 1, J. S. Heron 2, M. S.- Braceneld-3. f- Tradesman's turnout, up t-o 20 cwt: i.. h Ivev 1. Milk cart: D. Nicol 1. larme" 0 spria" trao, horse, marc, or golding: JJ. il. Skinner's *Dick 1, W. Bourn's Pnnoe 2. Spring drav, hofse, raare, or gelding: J. U Shaw's Paddy 1, T. H. lvey's Jock 2. s- Saddle Horsea-Goldwg or filly, S years i- old: John Paterson's Harold 1, w. -L-. r > Bourn's Paddy 2, F. L. Donald 3. Gelding or fillv 2 voars old: W. D. Campbells 2, Jessie l'. Coll. mare or gelding, up to 15 * hands: A. B. Temple's The Limit 1, G. Barker's Phoebe 2, Miss Betty Harper's 3. t Hack, lost, mare or gelding: Miss M. Giles s Monarch 1, W. J. Parry's Ginger 2, Lawdon r. and Boag's Lemon 3. Hack, mare or geldd ing, 13at: R. A. Dixon 1, A. J. Agnew*s : Dolly Grey 2, D. M. Skinner's Sycamore 3. h Hack, mare or gelding, list: B. A. Dixon d l A P. Barklie 2, H. Elworthy's Baepipes 1- 3.' Pack hack, ma.ro or gelding: W. 1, Parry's Ginger 1, Miss M: Giles's Monarch O R. a. Dixon 3. Hack of any age, that 7. hail not previously won a first or second h pri'c • A. J Agcew'a Dolly Grey 1, John >. Paterson's Harold 2, Mrs H M. Macfarlanc's Apple Pie Lady s hack: R.. A. Dixon 1 and 2, A. P. Barklie 3. Pair of k- hacks, lady's and gentleman's: Miss Giles id 1 and R A. Dixon 1, Mrs H. M. Macfarlane , ; and W. J. Parry 2, A. 3. Temple and B. A. e" Dixon 3. , 1 Vrrny Horses —Troop horse, rcare or geld- ,= inp un to 13st and under 15.2 hands, ridden ' S returned soldier: Mrs H. M. MacfarJ lane's Apple Pio 1. D. M. Skinner's Syca- " more 2, R. A. Dixon 3. Mare or gelding, er for field artillery: D. M Skinner's Dick 1, -i r j Bassett's Bello 2, W. L. Bourns „ Prince 3. Mare for breeding remounts: P. n L. Donali's Total 1, Mrs J. Sowden'a I •' Spiwv 2, FJack Mee's Thine 3. ,/ Ponies— Pony stallion: C. Borland's Por.i- -- pey 1, W- McMillan's Tom Thumb (iiup.) 2. ? »onr 'mare or gelding, under 12 hands: Miss, i* Vnnrr Bond's Polly 1, Miss Sylvia Orbell's Pretty Poll' 2, iliss D. Rhodcs'a Bak.j3 3. ' pare pi gelding, -betwea

12 and 15.3 hands s Mia* Betty Elwerthy^l Toby 1, P, Li. Donald's Jean 2, Mips M art's rei Elworthy'B Tommy 3, Muter John E4wnrthy's Jep 4, Jack Alee'a Billy Brown 5. Pony, mare or g«ld(nij, between 18.2- and Ji.2 hands; R. A, Dixon 1. P. I* Donald's Massoy 0, 11,I 1 , L, Donald's Purau 3, Hayhurst's Jeau 4, \V. L. Bourn's Bibs i 5. Pony, mare or (raiding, 13-11 hands: P. L. Donald ], Jfick Mee's Billy Brwn 2, Mitm Betty GiWs Kiwi 3. Cbampkn pony: iliss Potty Elworthy'a ' Toby. Stallion < K, Mahosoy'a St. Petersburg I. M. Hurray U, Filly, two-year-old: H.. Ilay'« Reason I, Brood mare in foul or frith (oal ■ at foot; 11. Hay'* Irltaomo 1, J. Mahoney'n Charming 3, J, Moynihan'# Cosy Comer 3Troiting pony, 13, 14.2 hands, ridden by girl or boy under 15: M. Scobie (rider W. Connolly) 1, I*, A Dixon (rider Mies Peggy Bflnnetl) i, W, L. Bourn (rider Miss Alister Biinl 3. Ditto, nixlfr 13 hands, ridden by boy or girl nader 11: Goo. ToJtbot 1/ Mias Botty Elworthy 2, Master John Elworthy S. Girl rider under 11; Mis* _ Betty Elworthy 1, Miss Peggv Bennett 2. Ditto, boy: Master John Elworthy 1, Jock Donald 3, G«o. 1W!mI 8, Best- pony over hurdle®, to be ridden by boy or pirl under 161 Sid. Black l, Teddy Ilapsy 3. DOGS. fihf-ep 3og»—Short-haired dog: L. GilSHa» 1. L, A, Nicholas 3, B. E. Shall craas 8. Ditto slut: R. W. Trotter 1. Long-haired dog- 8, J, Trotter 1, Robert Wataon 2,. I* Qufillan 3. Bearded dog: R. W. Trotter l, R» E. Shallcraas 2, R. Gray S. PIGS. Mr .T, Brigga seemed first prize in*the following olaaaesßoar under 13 months; eow om 13 months; ditto, under 13 months; «ow with litter of not less - than 6. Under two month*: J, Briggs 1. J. Campbell - 3 and Jl. Porkeia, 'weight not to cxceed 801b: J, Campbell L CATTLE. Registered Friouanß: J. Brigs® champ ion and !», it. Stcddart reserve champion. Bull: J, Brigjja's Tirsmia de Fries land Park, 1. Bull, two-year-old: L. R. Stoddart l .ond 2. i Yearling bull: J. Brigga's Boob's Model Prince 1, H. Allnutt's' Genera! Morren 2. Dry oow in calf: A. S. Elworiby's Pawoia Glommen 1 or.d champion, and his Longboa ch IV. 2, H. Allnutt's I/o Maitai Lady Tip Top 8. Heifer, three-ywold: A. S. Elworthy 1. Cow, any age: A. S, Elworthy 1 and reeerve champion H. Allnutt % A. F. Btocker 3. Yearling holler: A,. 5. Elworthy 1, 2, and 3- . Unregistered Friesians. —Bull: J. Bngga I and 2. Cow: A. F. Stocker 1, L. R. Stoddart 2. ,'«««' Bhorthorns.—Bull, two-year-ola: U. Austen s Wottburn Marquis 1. . Yearling bull: M. O'Connor's Alnine Prince 1. Dry cow •in calf: C. Außtin 1, D. Grant (Timaro) 3 and 3. Cow, anv age: D. Grant ((Timaru) 1, CAuattn 2. Heifer, throe-ycar-old: C. Austin 1 and 2 and champion. Heifer, two-year-old: C. Austin 1 and 2 and reeerre champion. Yearling heifer: A. F. Bennett'a 1, C. Austin 2. Hereford®. —Dry cow in ~^ ,e ' I>. Grant (Timaru) 1. 2?.-'— '"■*-<> n - Grant 1 and 2. Registered Jerseys.—Bull, Vhreo yeara aaA upward: Bernard Tripp's Oriel ton Xobility 1. Yearling bull: R, Maddren'e Sir Melody 1. Dry cow in calf: Bernard Tripp 1, W. C. 'Barrett 2. Ccw, any age: Bernard Tripp 1, and champion, S. Dale 2, Ijouis Hal] .3. Heifer, three-year-old: Bernard Tripp 1 l-eservo champion, R. Maddren 2. Ditto, two-year-old: B. Tripp 1, P. F. Kelly 2 and 3. Year]in? heifer: B. Tripp 1 and 2, H. Vr. - Wolloci 3. . • Unregistered Jersieys.—Bull, iny aj?e: Jonn Wilson 1. Dry cow in calf: A. F. Beonottf 1. Cow of any ago in mi lit: J. Ijatimer 1 and champion. Heifer, two-yoar-old: A. P. Bennetts 1 and 2 and cbnjnpion._ Milch Cows.—Dairy cow in nulk". Bernard Trpp 3 and reserve champi/ni, A. F. Stocker 2, A. S. Elworthy S. -Ditto for farmore on not more than 10 acres: T. Connolly 1. Fat Cattle.—Fat eteer: R. W. Trotter .1, C. Austin 2, Hedley Bros. 3. Ditto three-year-old: C. Austin 1. D. Grant (Timaru> 2, Hedley Bros. 3. Ditto, two-year-old: Hedley Bros. 1, C. Austin 2 and 3. Cow .or hoifor, any age: Hedley Bros. I and 3, C. Austin Fat hoifer. two-year-old: Hefllfir Bios l, \ and 8. N.Z. Friesian Association's spccial prize: Hedley Bros. 1,. C. Anatin •2. MANAWATU. ' (press association telegram.) PALMERSTOIs*NORTH, Octobw 31- ; Their Excellencies the Govornor-General and Isi/dy Liverpool and ■ the 'Hon. G.. W. Riisscll were preeent at People s -Day at the Maniwatu Show. .Th o weather.was fiuo but cold. , , H. nassall's MicVy_ Freo won tho championship for heavy '; weight hacks and Short t • Scout that for 12 to 14 stone hacks. .H. Hasaall's Captain Glosaop won t-bc lightweights, beating 77. Booth'g X/onely. fecout beat Micky Free in tho heavy woight hunter class. H. Hasaall's Captain Glossop won: -the '■ ladies' hack; "beating Lohely. -Lonely wa« the best' troop horeo. -The clmmpioa hack ot ■' the show was H. Hassall'e Captain GIoSeo?. The bent lady rider, astride, was Miss-. G. Sfaher (Hastings), Miss M. Btiggs (Morxinaville) bein-g second, and Miss C. Bryce' (H:nau) third. Other resulte were:—Champ Joel open hunter: H-' Haasall's Micky Free 1, J. Brice's Hailstorm 3, :J. J'. Brico's i Twuigal ». Leaping com-patition:! J.-McDonell's P»P®" tercro 1, J. Brice's Hailstorm 2, H. Haas alia Rambler 3. Ladies' hunter: J. J. Brytfcß •Twilight 1, E. Short's Meter 2, H. Haasall's Rambler 3. . The -ohamTiion .ladv rider competition;, reBulted:—Miss Bryce (Hinan) 1, Miss N.l'Annstroag (Akitio) a Mrs' Becker (Wanganui)'3.