TOY DOG SHOW.

Press, Volume LX, Issue 18135, 26 July 1924, Page 7

TOY DOG SHOW.

- list of awards. The Christchurch Toy Dog and Cat Club's second annual show was opened in tho Choral Hall yesterday. This year' 3 ehow ia an undoubted succes3, the entries totalling nearly 1000, as compared with 600 last year, when the club's inaugural show was held. The keenest competition was in the Pomeranian and Australian silky classes, although the Chihuahuaa and Pekinese were not entiielv overlooked. A pleasing feature was the space devoted to terrier classes. These dogs, though scarcely answering the l °' "Toys" are popular, and tho club is to be congratulated upon providing classes for them. The competition in fox terriers, smooth, and wire haired, was not Etrorg, but s me of the be3t krovrn breeders staged entr.es. Scotch terriers were represented by three or four nice dogs, and Ir.sh terners provided the strongest entry in the terrier classes, with several exhibits. The chal.engo cup for Pomeianiana went to Mrs F. Baldock, and the challenge cup presented by Mr W. Ballantyne for best terrier was carried off by Messrs G. and F. E. Biltcliff. Tho points for the other challenge cups will be announced to-day. A art and cookery section, run in conjunction with the show, w.-.a a successful featu'.e. The cat section will bo staged and judged to-day. The following is the prize list:—

DOGS. FOX TERRIERS. Smooth—Dog, open (2): W. Fuldseth's Octave Boy 1, Miss E. Culloty 2. Maiden (1): Mss E. Culloty 1. Novice (1): Misa E. Culloiy 1. B tc'i, New Zealaud-bred U): J. H. Crabb's Wayiand Wonder 1. Maiden (2): P. H. Crabbe 1. Novice (1): J. M. Crabbe ]. Wire—Dog, open (1): G. and F. E. Biltcliff's Evesham Er.sicrn 1. New Zealandbred a): G. and F. E. BiKcM 1. Maiden (1): Master Cliffo.d s Minty JoymaTcer Glenmore 1. Novice (,1): Master Clifford 1. B'.tch open (2): G. and F. E. BiltcliS's Win of Wairiki 1, G. ar.d F. E. BiltcliS's Woggs of Wairiki 2. New Zealand-bred (2): G. and F. E. Biltcl'fi's Lucky 1, G. Wiight 2. Brace smooth or wire (1): G. and F. E. Biltcliff 1. Team, smooth or wire (1): G. and F. E>. Biltcliff 1. Puppy, smooth or wire, ur.der twelve months (2): Master Clifford 1, J. M. Crabbe 2. IRISH TERRIERS. Dog, open (1): G. Bundy's Ch Red Idol 1. New Zealand-bred (2): G. Bundy 1, H. Robinson's Pat the Bandit 2. Maiden (1): G. H. Shaw's Wharcpa Bandit 1. Bitch, open (2): G. H. Shaw's Lady Isabel 1, G. Bundy's Airlie Research 2. New Zealandbred (2): G. H. Shaw 1, H. Robinson' 3 Dubby Doo 2. Maiden (1): G. H. Shaw 1. Brace (2): G. Bundy 1, H. Robinson 2, Team (1): H. Robinson 1. Puppy, eix months (2): G. H. Shaw 1, H. Robinson's Teddy Brigand 2. SCOTCH TERRIERS. Dog or bitch, open (3): G. and F. E. Biltcliff's Nydfa, Nada 1, Nydfa Nova 2, Ingleton Pixie 3. New Zealand-bred (1): G. and F. E. Biltcliff I. Novice (1): G. ■and F. E. Biltcliff 1. Pug. Dog or bitcli—open (4): Mrs A. A. Bi.ekerton'B Ngatiawa Prince 1, Mrs C. M. McK-iy's Tony Mark 2, Mrs J. Powell's Tivink 3. New Zealand-bred (4): Mrs A. A. Bickerton's Hazeldean Pat 1, Mrs C. McKay 2, Mrs J. Powell 3. Maiden (2): Mrs. J. Powell 1, Mr Menitt 2. Novice (31: Mrs C. McKay 1, Mrs J. Powell 2, Mr Merritt 3.

Pekinese. Dog or bitch—open (1): Mrs J. W. Gregg 1. New Zealand-bred (1): Mrs J. W. Gregg 1. Maiden (1): Mrs J. W. Gregg 1. Novice (1): Mr 3 J. W. Gregg 1. Chihuahua. Dog or bitch—open (2): Mrs M. H. Gibbons's Ula Nuts 1; Ula Nigietto 2. New Zealand-bred (1): Mrs H. H. McGibbon 1. Scotch terrier, pug, Pekinese, Chihuahua —brace (2): G. and F. E. Biltcliff 1, M. H. McGibbon 2. Team (1): G. and F. E. Biltclitf 1. Yorkshire Terrier. Dog 'I) Le?l : e White's Fancy Boy 1. iNew Zealand-bied (1): L. White's Fancy Boy 1. AUSTRALIAN TERRIERS. | £ 0 g —open (2): P. Marshail s Bunnie 1, Wy.ern Wilson 2. New 2oaiand-bred (2): P. Maishall 1, Wyvem Wilson 2. Maiden : P. Marshall 3 1. Dog or bitch—novice il): P. Marshall ' 1." / Silkies. I Dogs—open (5): S. C. Kesteven's Sumner Pu».ch 1, Miss B. Drapper's Lord Pembertou 2, J. Arnold's iNipper 3. Zealandbred i 5): Miss B. Wrappers Jim 1, Mrs G. Radiord .2, J< Arnold S. Maiden \1): t>. C. lvesieven 1. B.tch—■open (6): L. J. ley's St. Albans Floss 1, Mrs. h. Hammond 2 F. S. Dunford s Joan ot Arc 3. Zealand-bred (4): Mrs Hi. Hammond 1, i. S. Dunlord 2, F. E. Kesteven 3. Maiden (3): L. J. Lohrey 1, Mrs E. Hammond 2, F. S. Dunford 3. Novice <3): S. C. Kesteven 1, Jj. J. Lohrey 2, F. S- Dunford 3. Puppy, Auatra.ian •or Silky (3): Mra G toh Waggs 1, Miss B. Drappers Dixie Kid 2 and Peter Pan 3. i >'« lve months (2): S. C. Kesteven 1, i. E. Kes teven 2. Brace (3): Miss B. Dwpper 1 and 3, Mrs H. G. Cook 2. Team (1) Mrs H. tx. Cook 1. . . j Pomeranians. ] Dog; open, black or chocolate, 71b (5): Mrs I Hucks's Sample Dorothy 1, F. iLitchell's' Farnworth Wee Nippon 2 Mra Le Fleming's Farnworth Lsmee 3. New Zealand-bred (6) • Mrs I. ' f 0 : Mitchell 2, Mrs Le Fiemmg 3. Maiden (-) Mrs I. Hucks 1. Bitch, open (1): i<. Welsby's Farnworth Queen of Jet 1. ew Zea.aod-bred (2): F. Welsby 1, Mrs Lichfield's Roe 2. Dog, any other colour, 7)b open i 9): Mrs F. Baldock's Brookland Buzz 1 cup, medal and special J. Doe's Rabymere y&ble Spec 2, J. H. -Baldock 3 liindum Prince of Goid 3. INew Zeaiand-bred (8): 3 Loe 1, J. H. Baldock 2, A. H. Enms 3. Maiden (1): W. We.sby 1. Log or bitch, any cowur, novice (7); Mis I. Hucks 1, Mrs P. Wood's Victoria Dolly 2, b\ Welsby 3. Bitch, open (5): A. H. Ennis's Timai-u Rosie 1 J. Loe 2, Mrs P. Wood 3. iNew Zealandbred (5): A. H. Ennis 1, J. Doe 2, Mrs P. Wood 3. Maiden (3): A. H. Ennis 1, J. Doe 2, Mrs Crosby 3. Log, any colour, over 71b, open (V): Mrs I. Kudu's Samp.os 1, Mrs A. Spaikes's Daly Ribbesdale Tip 2, lira 11. G. iiuicii-iison B ,ou"otuiii a. New Zealand-bred (7): Mrs A. partes 1. Mrs n G. Hutchinson 2, J. A. Chisholm 3. Maiden (1): F. Mitchell 1. Bitch, open (4): Miss Hazel JSevilie'a iionny Princess 1, Mrs P. Wood's Jessie Ribbesdale Tip 2. >lnw Zealand-bred ifi): Miss H. Neville_l, MT3 V. Wood 2, Mrs P. Hore's Saxon Princess 3." Maiden (2:) Mrs P. Wood 1, Mrj M. Malaquin's Bexley Lass 2. Log or bitch, novice (4): J. McLougail 1, F. Mitchell 2, Mrs M. Ma-a.qiiin 3. Puppy, any cclcur, weight, or sex, six months $): Mrs R. WinEor's faaxon Prince Buddy 1, W. H. Stevens's Betty 2. Twelve months (8): A. 11. Ennis 1 E. T. Mitchell 2, J. McLougail 3. Brace (3): Mrs F. Ba.dock 1, S. N. Robinson 2, J. Doe 3. Log or bitch, any other variety (5): J. Doe 1, E Welsby 2, S. N. Robinson 3. Selling ' Ciass—Dog or bitch, any variety Specials were awarded the first prize-win-ners in all the above classes.

PHOTOGRAPHY. Landscape (24): C. Beken 1, W. A. Kennedy 2 and S. Head or figure (22.): C. Beken 1 and speciaj, Mrs A. A. Bickerton 3, 3 and spec.al. ■ Animal (12): -Mrs A. A. Bickerton 1, C. Beken 2, M.ss M. Twose 3. Flower (4):> C. Beken 1, Mas 1. E. Rogers 2. Comic (5): C. Beken 1, 2 and 3. Six photographs (G): *l. A. Chisholru 1 aud special, Mies 11. C. McE.hinney 2. Children, under 1G —Head or figure (1) ■ Mia 3 K. C. McElhinney 1. Animal: M.ss R. C. McElhinney 1. PAINTINGS. Oil or wafer colour, from Nature—Landscape (12): Miss T. E. Rogers 1 andi 2. still life (16): Miss T. E. Rogers 1, M S3 D. Brown 2, Mrs J. Beli 3. Portrait (1): "Mrs A. A. Bickerton 1 and special. Landscape, from copy (17): Mrs A. R. Moreton 1, Miss Re.d 2, Mrs P. Hore 3. fcti.l life .from copy (17): Mrs Boswort.i 1, Mrs A. R. Moreton 2. Miss R. McLean 3. Portrait, from copy (41: B. Hamilton 1, Mrs J. Bell 2. Animal, from copy (4): Mrs T. S. Grose 1, Mrs Deans 2, Mrs J. Bell 3. Study m pen and ink, from copy (4): M ss I. Kennedy and special, Mrs A. R. Morejon 2. Crayon, from copy (2): Miss H. Neville , • Gillies 2. Pencil, from oopy (6). Mrs A. R Moreton 1 and 2. or F-nw (children urder 16) (10): Carles Rlc , k X > Roy A. Evans 2, H. S. P. Andrews 3. COOKERY. Wliifn loaf CG' l • Mrs M. G. Cook 1 and special, Mrs J.'May 3, M™. L " J. 3. Nut buf (10): Mrs t. Johnson 1, M sL. R. Longuet 2, Mrs J C Mercer 3. Brown billv loaf (7): Mrs J. YTathew 1, Mrs -f • Hore 2, Mrs L. P. Longuet 3- Plain fiol- Mra G. Moore 1 and Air W. Stothers 2, Mrs J. C. Mercer 3. Dale or sultana (9) * Miss A. Bnleiifl 1, . Stokers V. Mis J. C. 3. P4.UJ f4\- Mrs V. Stothers 1, Mrs G. Kad.oicj Bilkns 3. M ?'£? j' &y r& 'SS.'i&j&l <?f-it!i»rs 3. Coffee cjke. (.4): Mi; 3 J*lens 1 Mrs J. C. Mercer 2, Mrs TV. Stothers 3? Madeira cake (7): M s W. Stothers special and 3. Mrs J. C. Mercer 2. Suliana cake (9): H. G. Cook 1 and special, Mrs W. Stothers 2, Mis A. Pearm 3. Sponga butter (7): Mrs Cresweil 1 and special, Mr J May 2, Mrs E. A. Kogen 3. Sponge swiiJ.wich (11): Mrs A. Pearm 1 and special, atm Cresweil 2, Mrs E. A. Bogen 8. Sponge,

chocolate Mrs Creswdl 1 and special, Mis A. I'csrm 2, Mrs H. G. Cook 3. Gingerbread (•(): Mrs G M.orc 1, Mrs J. Mav 2, Mrs W. Siothers 3. Jam tarts, sis ("): jlri Mnjon 1, Mrs W. Stoth;rs 2, Miss R. R. Bu ena 3. Sausage rolls, s'x M'ss R. B liens 1 and spec al, Mrs Mason 3, Mrs H. G. Cook 3. Shortbread '9): Mrs G. Moore 1 and special, M ss D. Mojrd e 2, Mrs G. Radford 3. Small cakes (6): Mrs G. Badford 1 and specia', Mrs J. C. Mercer "2, Miss R. Billens 3. Home-made sweets (4): Mss R. Billens 1 and special, M-s C'cebv 2, Mrs L. P. Longuet 3. Bottled fruit (4): Mrs H. G. Cook 1 and special, Mrs J, C. Mercer 2, Mrs G. Radford S. Classes for children under sixteen fear? — Compressed yeast loaf (5): Jean Henderson 1, Lillian Lewis 2, Rosa O'da 3. Sconce, plain (6): Rosie Anderson 1, Doreen S'mpson 2, A. Egsrleston 3. Sandwich, plain (1): Hazel Panne'l. Shortbread fl): Maiy .C-r----michael 1. Home-made sweets (1): Mary Carmichael. Seed cake (1): Misa Phyllis Lowry 1.

ART NEEDLEWORK. Any variety (121: Mrs S. Dimond 1 and special, Miss T. E. Rogers 2 nrd 3. Pine crochet (9): Misa T. ~E. Rogers 1 and special, Mrs S. Dimond 2. Mrs T. Frisby 3. Coarse crochet (7): Mrs S. Dimond 1, Mrs T. S. Gross 2, A. Beakway 5. Crochet in Brown 2. Crochet in~silk 6): Mrs W. H. Ellis 1, Miss M. McLeod 2, Mrs H. M. Ca rr 3. Knitting in wool (9): Mia E. H. Ellis 1 and special, M : ss Alfred 2, Mrs S. N. Robinson 3. Knittin? in silk (6): M.!ss Alfred 1 and 3, Miss T. Hannibal 2. Crochet d'ovley (71: M : ss Boyd 1, M : ss T. E. Roicrc -2 and 3. Appl que work (3>; Miss T. E. Rogprs 1 and soecial, M s<? P. J. Longuet- 2. • Beadwork (5): Nurse Francis 1, Mrs F. E. Drayton 2 and 3. Whits embroider" (9): Miss M. Two-e I, M~s Munn 2, Miss H. Forbes 3. Coloured cmbroidery (4): Miss T. E. Rogers 1, M s S. Dimond 2, Miss 51. McLeoJ 3 Net or punch work i?): Mrs S. Dimond 1 and special, Miss T. E. Reel's 0 and 3. Coloured tea cosy (7): Mi=s T. E. Rogers 1 and special, Mrs T. S. Gross 2. M.s E. D. Pogl,-r 3. Tea or supper cloth <7): Mrs H. M. Carr 1, Mss E. Muff 2, Mas G. J. Yennbles 3. Richelieu embroidery i 9): Miss M. McLeod I and special and 2, Mi''' K. Venaliles 3. Cushion (7): Miss M. Barrett 1 and special, Miss M. Mounsey 2, Mrs S. Dimond 3 Painted cushion (6): Mr 3 A. R. Moreton 1 and 3, Mies R. Guy 2. Coloured einoro.d ry (9): Mss T. E, Rogers 1 and special, Mrs E. \Y. Pegler 2, Mr 3 S. Dimond 3. Hand-painted table centre (4): Misa A. R. Moreton 1, Miss E. Sernmens 2, Mrs P. Hore 3. Best dressed doll (9): Mrs T. Lewis 1, Miss Munn 2, Mrs H. W. Ellis 3. Home-made toy (-1): Miss R. Billens 1 and special. Miss Alfred 2. Handworked camis :le (4): Miss T. E.^Rogers I. Mrs P. E. Drayton 2, Mis S. Dimond 3. Blouse (1): Miss T. E. Hog rs 1 and special. Child's plain frock (1): Miss T. Lew*). Fancy frock (4): Mrs T. S. Gross 1 and special, Mrs E. W. Pegler 2, Mrs A. \V. Ellis 3. La-mpsliaflc (5): Mi's Sbeehan 1 and 2, Miss Munn 3. *"ine or coarse point lace (6): Mrs K. D, Pcglcr 1 ona Mrs J. May 3. Raffia work (2): Ivui so Francis 1 and 2- Fancywork (7): Mm E. W. Pegler 1, Mis? M. Barrett 2, Mrs JA. M. Carr 3. Crochet bag (4): Miss SmjU 1, M.ss D. Brown 2. Paper hats (D: Crosbie 1. Girls not over 17 years—Fine or coarse crochet (51: Miss G. M. Drayton 1 and special and 3, Miss J. McLeod. White or coloured embroidery (14). Misses McLeod and Bird 1 equal, Misses SutcUfe and McLeod 2 equal, M sses P. J. Longuet and Burdon equal 3. Best-dressed doll () • Miss R. Andrews 1 and special, M-bs J. McLeod 2, Mis; C. Kerr dge 3. Knitting (2): Miss J. McLeod 1 and 2.