WINTER SHOW.

Press, Volume LXII, Issue 18722, 19 June 1926, Page 19

WINTER SHOW.

ASHBURTON POULTRY SOCIETY. The fact that Ashburton reople still tfcin a keen interest in poultry, hcraie industries, and garden produce, was clearly evidenced by fch-ft excellence and higb standards of exhibits together with the .argo numbar of people who attended the opening oi the Aflhburton Poultry, Pigeon, ana Canary S>ciety a annual Winter Show, in the Arcade ■>-f.erday. Although there was a slight fall*ufr 0 entries in eomo of the clashed, this was counteracted by the striking quality oi the majority of the exhibits. The Winter bhow section, consisting of potatoes, riots, and garden produce, wa3 the most attractive feature, and lvae a credit to tha exhibitors. In many caseo the judges had a nard taek in making their final selections, lbo prevalence of distemper among dogs m the county had its effect upon the exhibits as only about ha£/ of the number entered waa shown The quality of the needlework and fancy work was weK up to the standard tu P rev * oU3 shows, while the exhibit in the knitting section was the cause of special mention by the judge. Although not very strong numerically, one of the really high 1 - displays was the marquetry. The South Island Poultry, Pigeon, and Canary Association's championships were won h J Tindall, jun. (Modern Game, open Ciass), R. H. Lay (Black Pekin bantam), and C. Bartley (B.hode Island Red cockerel). The New Zealand Kennel Club allotted challenge classes to retrievers and bulldogs. All the arrangements in connexion with tha Show have been capably carried out by the secretary (Mr E. Loftus), assisted by the committee. The awards are as follows-. WINTER SHOW SECTION. Potatoes, Roots, etc. (judge, Air A. Millichampj table potatoes, red or pink, not less than 161b (8): A. J, Breakwell 1 and 2, Airs R. Holland 3. Table potatoes, blue, not less than 101b (3): A J. "Breakwell 1, K. N. Giennie 2. Table potatoes, round, white, not less than 161b (5): A. J. Breakwe.i 1 and 2, J. H. Woods 3. Table potatoes, Dakota Red, not less than 16ib (10): A. J. Breakwell l and 2, J. Bishop 3. Table potatoes, White Kidney, not less than 161b (3): A. J. Breakwell 1, J. Bishop 2. Table potatoes, red or pink, twelve of any variety fe): A. J. Breakwell 1, J. Bishop 2, C. E. i'ufcb 8. Table potatoes, collection four varieties, six of eaoh (6): A. J. Breakwell 1 and 2, K. N. Glennie 3. Table potatoes, white, twelve of any variety (9): A. J. Breakwoll 1 and 2, J. H. Wocds 3. Seed potatoes, ooloured, any variety, not less than 161b (S): A. J. Breakwell 1, W Dixon 2, C. E. Tubb 3. Seed potatoes, white, any variety, not less than 161b (8): A. J. Breakwell 1, W. Dixon 2 and 3. Turnips, swedo, any variety, three roots (8): R Frew 1, J. Cox 2, Mrs R. Holland 3. Turnips, Aberdeen green, top yellow, three roots (2): L. R. Harpoon 1. Turnips, Aberdeen, purp'e top, yellow, three roots (2): L. R. Harrison 1. Turnips, Green Globe, three roots (4): G. J. Anderson 1, L. R. Harrison 2. Turnips, any other variety, white fleshed, three roots (8): G. J. Anderson 1. Turnips, ■ any other variety, yellow, three roots (1): L. R. Harrison 1. Turnip or swede, heaviest, one root, without top (3): L. R. Harrison (21ilb) 1 and 2. Mangolds, Yellow Globe, three roots (6); K N Glennie 1, L. R Harrison 2 and 8. Mangolds, Long Red; throe roots (4): K. N. Glennie 1 and 2. Mangc-lds, Golden Tankard, three roots (2): L. R. Harrison 1 and 2. Mangolds, heaviest one root, without top (2): J. Cox 1. Carrots, red, five roots (3): L. R. Harrison 1 and 2. Carrots, white, five roots (2): L. R Harrison 1 and 2. Carrots, yellow, five roots (3): L. R. Harrison 1 and 2. Carrots, heaviest,-one root, without top (2): L. R. Harrison 1.

Garden Produce (judge, Mr A. Millichamp)—Onions, giant, six (6): J. Bishop-1, A. Olark 2 and 3. Onions, brown Spanish, six (6): Xj. Drayton 1 and 2, D. Ede 8. Collection onions, six varieties, four of eaoh (1): 3. Bishop 1. Oarrots, five rootß (16): P. Olark 1 and 2, P. W. Watt 3 and h o. Beet, long, five roots (5): J. Oox 1 and 2. Beet, round, five roots (5): J. Cox 1 and 2. Parsnips, five roots (15): J. Bishop 1, 2, and 3. Leeks, six heads (5): J. Bishop 1 and 2, W. Hart 8. Rhubarb, six stalks (2): J. Bishop 1. Celery, three heads (4): J. Bishop 1 and 2. Lettuce, three (2): J. Bishop 1. Vegetable marrows, two (6): J. Bishop 1 and 3, H, Schutler 2 Vegetable marrow, heaviest (2): J. Bishop (291b) 1, R. Jennings 2. Cauliflower, two heads (1): J. Bishop 1, Cabbage, two (1). ■ E. N. Gfonnio 1. Cabbage, Drumhead Savoy, two (2): K. N. Glennie 1. Silver beet, three heads (1): C. E. Tubb 1. Collection of vegetables (1): J. Bishop 1. Grain, Seeds, etc (judge, Mr P. W. Seldon) —Wheat: Tuscan, white, about 201b (1): H. Watts 1. Hunters, about 201b (1): U Watts 1. Pearl, about 201b (1): H. Watts I. Any other variety, about 201b (1): H. Watts 1. Oats: Algerians, about 201b (8): G. J. Anderson 1, H. Watts 2. Garton or Roseberry, about 201b (1): H. Watts 1. Collection of grain: Best collection of grain, open (1): H. Watts 1. Grass seed: Ryegrass, perennial, about 201b (2): H. Watts 1, A. Bennison 2. Ryegrass, Italian, about 201b (1) : H. Watts 1. Olover, red, about 201b (1); H. Watts 1. Olover, white, about 201b (1): H. Watts 1. Collection farm seeds, open (1): H. Watts 1. - , Butter (judge, Mr B. Kelg)—Best 21b farmers' butter, separator (5): Mrs C. Armstrong 'l, Mrs P. Bishop 2, Mrs D. Duff 3, Mrs 0. Oakley v h c. Schools' Cookery Classes—Plate biscuits, not less than three varieties, High School pupils (9): P. Kennedy 1, N. Hopkins 2, J. Loy '3, S. McElhinney vh c Homemade bread, Higb School pupils (2): M. Lewis .1. Sponge sandwich, Technical Sohool pupils (7): D. Smallbone 1, J. Lowery 2, N. Buchanan 8, M. Thompson vh o Seed cake. Technical School pupils (5): D. Orr 1, M. Thompson 2, M. Copland 3, D. Smallbone vh c; Apple pie, Teohnical Sohool pupils (6): D. Smallbone 1, M. Wells 2, Thompson h c. Shortbread, Primary Schools (16):.Mana Lush 1, I. Lithgow 2, M. Johnstone 3, Edna Bilhop vh o. Sausage rolls, Primary Schools (9): P. Jackson 1, Fay Gudsell 2, Nellie Marsden 3, W. Horton vh o. Scones, Primary Schools (22): E. Shierlaw 1 and special, Maude Lusk 2, Rita Lusk 3, T. Tait vh c. One dozen fresh hen egg 3, single-yolked, white (1): Airs E. A. Denham I.

Needlework and Fancywork (judges, Mesdames Wisely and Clark) —Piece of needlework, white, girls under 18 (1): Miss S. Newman 1. Camisole, cotton, unwashed (1): Miss D. Smith 1 and speoial. D'oyley, unwashed (2): Miss S. iNewman 1 and special, M. Boyle 2. Daintiest handworked handkerchief (1): Miss D. Smith 1 and special. Table centre, coloured (3): Miss A. Suttie 1 and 2, Miss E. Dixon 3. Table centre, white, unlaundered (2): Miss D. Bramley 1 and special, 'Miss S. Newman 2. Tray or supper cloth, embroidered, unwashed (4): Aliss li. M. Thomas 1 and 2 Miss R McElhinney 3. Tray or supper oloth, crochet, unwashed (5): Mrs J. Williams 1 and two specials and 2, Miss E. Dixon 8. Fancy cushion (4): Miss R. MtiElhinney 1 and special, Miss S. Newman 2, Miss J Clemens 3. Piece of crochet, cotton, unwashed (1): Aliss D. Bramley 1, Piece of crochet, woollen (4): Miss E. Dixon 1, Mrs J Henderson 3, Airs J. Evans v h c. Knitted shawl (2): Mrs E. Clarke 1, Mrs B. Dickinson 2. Baby's knitted woollen bonnet (2): Mrs J. Evans 1, Mrs C. Stonier 2. Knitted auk baby's bonnet (1): Mrs J. Evajia 1 and special Baby's crochet silk bonnet (5): Mrs J. Henderson 1, 2, and 8. Specimen handem broidery, fino, unwashed (2): Miss D. Smith 1, Mrs W. Edmonds'v he. Specimen of hand-erubroidegr, coarse (2): Misb D. Wakelin 1, Miss A. Suttie 2 Specimen mountmellick (1): Miss D. Bramley 1 and special mention. Special article, penpainted (4): Mrs W. J. Robertson 11 and.2, Miss J Clemens 3. Pillow sham (1): Miss S Newman 1 and special. Knitted sock, fine (3): Mrs D Duff 1 and 2, Mrs J Evans a Knitted sock, coarse (3): Airs W bAmons 1, Mrs J. Evans 2 Tea cosey (2): Mrs J Evans 1, Mrs Banks 2. Child's frook (Si- Miss A. Suttie 1, Miss E Clarke 2, Airs J Henderson 3 and h c. Variety of fancywork, needlework, not otherwise enumerated ! (5)- Mrs G. Banks 1 and special, Miss B. Ramsey 2, Miss M. Ramsey 3. Best outer garment made from second-hand matenal (5)- Mrs K N. Glennie 1 and special, Mrs H Smallbone 2, Miss M Ramsey 8. Best woollen outer garment, hand-knitted (6): Mrs G Murdock 1 and special, Mrs W Edmonds , ' Mm D. Duff 3. Best jersey, hand-knit-ted (3): Miss D. Melville 1, Mrs D. Dixff Championship class, open only to any article that has already won » first pme at any previous show (7): Miss R McElhinney 1 and special, Mrs J. Evans and Miss D. Smith (equal) 2, Mrs Banks 3 Mrs J Henderson v h c and h e. Prettiest and most useful article made from an undyed sugar /«. Miss D. Smith 1 and special, Mrs g smallbone 3, Mrs S. H. WeW, 3 Mrs E. Smith and Aliss M. Ramsey (equal) h c. Children's Classes (girls 14 yeare or under) _Cami«ol«, unwashed (1): Emma B Weston 1 and special. D'oyley, needlework, unwashed (S)' Emma B Weston 1 and special" and 3 Miss D Craighead 2. Plain pillowslip, unwashed (5). Emma Weston 1. E. Shierlaw 2. Specimen, darning hemming, three buttonholes, three eyelet holes, sewing on buttons, sewing on tape (2): Emma B. W«ton 1 and special, Edna Bishop 3. Dressmaking, light materials (4): S. Meaclem j W. Ellery 2, I. Syme 8, M. Fletcher v' h o. Dressmaking, heavy materials (5): K. Bishop 1, M. McKe&ge 2, G. Ross 8. Embroidery work (4): M Lane 1 and 2, E. MWdeni 3. Fancywork (6): S. Me-

Elhinney 1, SI. McLean 2, 2£. Crowtlier 9, W. Modes v h o. Pancywori, open (judge, Mr J. V. De Beer)— Beet specimen marquetry (8): Mrs f\ Buxton 1 and 2, S. H Webb 8. Be«t specimen wood-carving (1): Mrs A. T. Smith 1. Best specimen metalwork (2): Mrs B. Nosworthy 1 and 2. School Competitions, open to ABbburton County Primary School Children (judges, Messrs Joseph Watson and J W. BowdenWPenmanship (85) Senior, E. Weston 1, M. Boot 2, P. Currie 3, E Miller b c, N. Bishop c. Junior, P. Anderson I, Rhotia Armstrong 2, D Choate 3, L- Smith b c, Ruby Gibson c. Drawing (40) —M. McElhinney 1, C. Pilbrow 2, W. Currie 3, R. Buchanan v h o. POULTRY SECTION*. Open Classes (judge, Mr T. Dacre)—Modern game—Black red, or brown red cock (1): J. Tindall, jun., 1. Black red or brown rod hen (1): J. Tindall, jun., 1. Indian game—Cock (2): P. L. Donald 1 and 2. Hen (2): P. L. Donald 1 and 2. Pullet (8): P. L. Donald 1, 2, and 3. Leghorns —Brown single-combed cockerel (4) : E. Parkin 1 end special, 2, and 3. Brown singlc-combed pullet (S): E. Parkin 1 and 2, V. Bedwell 3. White single-combed cock (1): W. Miller 1 and special. Black singlecombed hen (1): J. D. Gobbe I and special. Black single-combed pullet (1): D. Bloomfield 2. Andalusians —Hen (1): Mrs K. Davidson 1. Minorcas —Hen (1): J. Cummings 1. Cockerel (2): J. Cummings 1 and 2. Pullet (2): J. Cummings 1 and 2. Hamburgs—Gold or silver pencilled cock (2): J. D. Gobbe 1 and special, R. D. Harker Brown 2. Gold or silver pencilled hon (2): R. D.- Harker Brown 1 and 2. Silver spangled hen (2): E. J. Tucker 1 and -. Silver spangled cockerel (4): E. J. J, 2, arid 3. Silver spangled pullot (4): E. J. Tucker 1, 2, and 3. Plymouth Rocks — Barred hen (4): Mrs J. H. Grigg 1, T. Rattrav 2 and 3. Barred cockerel (6): W. J. Graham 1 and 2, T. Rattray 3. Barred pullet (4); T. Rattray X and special, 2, and 3. Amorican barred cock (1): Mrs J. H. Grigg 1. American bßrrcd hen (J): Mrs J. H. Grigg 1, T. Rattray 2 and 3. American barred cockerel (4): T. Rattray 1 and 2, Mrs J. H. Grigg 3. American barred pullet (5): Mrs J. H. Grigg 1 and 2, T. Rattray 3. Orpingtons—Cock (1): E. C. Baker 1 and special. Black hen (3): C. V. Hack 1 and special, E. C. Baker 2, Mrs W. Donald 3. Black pullet (2): B. C. Baker 1, Mrs W. Donald 2. Buff or cinnamon cock (1): W. H. Grainger 1. Buff or cinnamon hen (1): W. H. Grainger 1. Buff or cinnamon cockerel (4): S. Gall 1, W. H. Grainger 2 and 3. Buff or cinnamon pullet (3): W. H. Grainger 1. 2, and 3. Wyandottos —Silver cock (1): P. 0. Hack 1. Silver hen (2): A. W. V. Clark 1, F. 0. Hack 2. Silver cockerel (I): F. C. Hack 1. Bilver pullet (4): A. W. V. Clark 1, 2. and 3, Susses—Cock (2): P. A. Cornish 1, G. Bundy 2. Hen (2): G. Bundy 1 and special and 2. Cockerel (2): G. Bundy 1 and special and 2. Pullet (4): G. Bundy 1 and special, 2, and 3. Rhode Island Reds—Cock '(2): R. Downs 1 and special A. Driscoll 2. Hen (3): A. Driscoll 1, R. Downs 2, Mrs E. Davidson 3. . Cockerel (3): R. Downs 1, A. Driscoll 2, R. Downs 3. Pullet (2): R. Downs, two first prizes. Trio Classes (male and two females) — I Best trio light breed (1): 'ft. D. Harker Brown 1. Best trio heavy broed (1): G. Bundy 1. Open Selling Classes—Plymouth Rock, cock or cockerel (1): T. Rattray 1. Rhode Island | Red, cock or cockerel (1): R. Downs 1 and spocial. Rhode Island Red, hen or pullet (1): R. Downs 1. Wyandotte, silver cock [or cockerel (2): G. Painter 2 and 3. Wyandotte, silver hen or pullet (2): G. Painter 1, A. W. V. Clark 2.

Pigeons (judge, Mr 0. W. Bell) —Pouter or cropper—Cock (1): J. R. Reeves 1. Hon (2): J. R. Reeves 1 and 2. Dock, ringed (1): J. R. Reeves 1. Dragoons—Blue or black chequered cock, ringed (1); J. R. Reeves 1. Blue or black chequered hen, ringed (1): J. R. Reeves 1. Owls—English cock (1): J. R. Reeves 1. JacoblnB —Cock, ringed (1): J. R. Reeves 1. Hen, ringed (1): J. R. Reeves 1. Faintails—Cock, ringed (2): J. R. Reeves 1 and 2. Hen, ringed (2): J. R. Reeves. 1 and 2. Cleanlegged tumblers —Long-faced, clean-legged, self, yellow cook (1): M. G. Flatman 1. Long-faced, clean-legged, solf, yellow hen (1): M. G. Flatman 1. Any other variety cook, ringed (1): J. R. Reoves 1. Muffed tumblers—Any other colour cock, ringed (1): J. R. Reeves 1. Any other colour hen, ringed (1): J, R. Reeves 1. Magpies—Any other colour cock (1): J. R. Reeves 1. Flying homers—Cock, most likely flier (4): 0. Mathieson 1 and 2, J. R. Reeves 3. Hen, most likoly flier (3): J. R. Reeves 1, 0. Mathieson 2 and 8. Juvenile Class—Pigeon, any variety, cock or hen (9): H. Beaven 1, 2, and 3.

Canaries and Caged Birds (judge, Mr T. Wilkinson)—Norwich, plain-headed, yellow, noo-colour fed, cock (1): D. J. Grindley 1 and special. Norwich, plain-beaded, buff, clear, non-colour fed, cock (1): B. 0. Ooldicott 1. Norwich, plain-headed, buff, ticked or variegatod, non-colour fed, cock (1): E. 0. Coldicott 1. Pair canaries, cock and hen, match for breeding, non-colour fed (2): H. E. Shierlaw 1, J. 0. Mnlvey 2. Juvenilo classes—Canary, any variety, cock or hen (8): A. Shierlaw 1, H. Thompson 2, A. Shierlaw 3. Doves, in pairs (1): G. Currie 1. Bantams—Black rosecomb cock il): A. Thompson 1. Black rosecomb hen (1): A. Thompson 1. Black rosecomb cockerel <3): A. Thompson 1 and special, E. Johnston 2. Black rosecomb pullet (3): A. Thompson 1 and 3, A. Jackman 2. Buff Pekin cock (4): J. E. Payton 1 and special, S. Gall 2, A. Jackman 3. Buff Pekin hen (6): J. E. Payton 1 and 8, Mrs J. Moffott 2. Buff Pekin cockerel (2): J. E. Payton 1, H. Buchanan 2. Buff Pekin pullet (2): J. E. Payton 1, H. Buchanan 2. Black Pekin cock (1):, N. B. Moffett 1. Black Pekin cockerel (4): R. H. Loy 1, Mrs J. Moffett 2, 0. Hill 8. Black Pekin pullet (4): it. H. Ley 1 and South Island championship and 8, Mrs J. Moffett 2. Any other variety cockerel (1): I. Penhall 1. Juvenile classes—Bantams, any variety, in pairs (9): H. Thomson 1, E. Johnston 2. T. Gall 3. Utility Classes (judge, Mr 0. W. Bell, Rangiora)—Leghorns—White single comb ?? , 1 6^: s - Beauvais 1 and special, F. 0. Hack 2, J R. Grica 8, & Kelly h c White, single comb hen (8): Mrs E. Denham 1 and special, L. D. Hill 2, S. Beauvais 3, J. R. Grice he. White single comb cockerel (10): F. C. Hack 1 and special, S. Beauvais 2, L. D. Hill 3, B. Kelly h a. White single comb pullet (9): S. Beauvais 1 and special and 3, J. B. Grice 2 and h e. Brown single comb hen (1): J. D. Gobbe 1 and special. Brown single comb cockerel (.1): P. H. Smith 1 and special. Brown single comb pullet (3): "V. Bodwell 1, J. D. Gobbe 2, H. P. Smith 3. Anconas—Cock (1): A. A. Cox 1. Hen (6): R. Pearce 1 and special, H. A. Cox 2, 3, and h c. Cockerel (4): R. Pearce 1 and special, 0. Hill 2, A. A. Oox 8 and hc. Pullet (6): C. Hill 1, R. Pearce 2, A. A. Cox 3 and h c. Minorcas—Hen (3): S. H. Webb 1, L. Dodd 2, S. H. Webb 3. Cockerel (10): R. H. Loy 1 and speoial, S. H. Webb 2, Mrs A. Bennison 3, L. Dodd hc. Pullet (6): S. H. Webb 1 and special, R. H. 2, S. H. Webb 3. Barred cockerol (3): W. J. Graham 1 and special, A. I. Garriock 2, T. Rattray 3; Barred pullet (1) : T. Rattray 1. Wyandottes—Silver cock (1): P. C. Hack 1. Silver hen (2): A. W. V. Clark 1 and 2. Silver cockerel (1): P. C.. Hack 1. Silver pullet (6): A. W. V. Clark 1 and special, 2, and .3. Orpingtons—Black cook (6):' E. C. Baker 1 and special, T. 8. Hanna 2, W. W. Williams 3. Black hen (9): B. Kelly 1 and spocial, T. S. Banna 2, B. Kelly -3, E. 0. Baker h c. Black cockerel (8): T. E. Walklin 1 and spocial, T. S. Hanna 2, Mrs W. Donald S, G. Bundy hc. Black pullet (11): 0. W. Tritt 1 and speciul and h c, A. I. Garriock 2, T. S. Hanna 8. Buff or cinnamon cock (1): W. H. Granger 1. Buff or cinnamon hen~(l): W. H. Grainger 1 and spocial. Buff or cinnamon cockerel (3): W. H. Grainger 1, 2, and 3. Buff or cinnamon pullet (3): W. H. Grainger 1 and 2. Rhode Island Reds—Cock (S): R. Downs 1, 0. W. Tritt 2, A. Driscoll 3. Hen (4): 0. W. Tritt 1, R. Downs 2, C. W. Hack 3. Cockerel (7): C. Bartley 1 and special and South Island Championship, Mrs E. Davidson 2, R. Downs 3. Pullet (4): R. Downs 1 and 2, A. Driscoll 3. Sailing Classes.—Light breeds, cock or cockerel (3): B. Kelly 1, S. H. Webb 2, L. Dodd 3. Light breeds, hen or pullet (3): S. H. Webb 1 and special, H. P. Smith 2. Heavy breed, cock or cockerel (2): B. Kelly 1, Mrs W. Donald 2. Heavy breed, hen or putlet (1): Mrs W. Donald 1. Trio Classes (male and two females)-*-Best trio White Leghorns (2): J. R. Grice 1 and special. Best trio Brown Leghorns (1): H. F. Smith 1 and special. Best trio Rhode Island Reds (1): R. Downs 1 and special. Best trial Black Orpingtons (4): P. L. Donald 1, Mrs Donald 2. Best trio Barred Rocks (1): T. Rattray 1. Novice Classes—Best cockerel light breed (3): Thelma Gall 1, N. B. Hosken 2, Mrs A. Bennison 8. Best pullet light breed (1): R. A. Bullock 1 and special. Best cockerel, heavy breed. (1): Miss D. Butcher 1. Best hen, heavy breed (1): R. Hyde 1. Best pullet, heavy breed (3): 0. Oakley 2. Juvenile Classes—Dorkings Rhode Island Red, Plymouth Rocks, Orpingtons, Wyandottes, hen or pullet (3): W. J. Oakley 1. Minorcas, Houdans, Leghorns, Andalusians, Hamburgs, game cock or cockerel (3): J. Bushell 1, W. Aiexandor 2, Miss K. Keig 3. Minorcas, Houdans, Leghorns, and Alusians Hamburgs, game ben or pullet (4): J. Bushell 1, D. Barns 2, E. Smith S. | Ducks (open class)—Pekin drake (2): G. J. i Suttie 1 and special, P. L. Donald 3. Pekin duck (1): G. J. Suttie 1. Peking drake, under 13 mouths (3): W. Murray 1, P. L. Donald 2, G. J. Suttie 3. Pekin duck, ' under 12 months (2): G. J. Suttie 1, W. Murray 2. Geese—Gander (1): P. Lysaght 1 and special. Turkeys—Cock (2): P. Lysaght 1 and special. W. Wells 2. Hen (1): ' P. Lysaght 1. Cockerel (1): P. Lysaght ". Pullet (1): P. Lysaght 1. j

CUPS A3TD TROPHIES. Conway Cup, for best cock or hen in show—B Downs (Rhode Island Bed). Zouch Cup, for best bird in show—R. Downs. Amos Cup, for best young bird (bred and owned by exhibitor) —T. Rattray (American Barred cockerel). ■ Davie Memorial Cap, for best cockerd or pullet in the show—T. Rattray. Society's trophy for best bird, he&ry breed —R. Downs. Society's trophy for best trio, heavy breed —T. Rattray (Barred Bock).

FRUIT AND HOME PRODUCE. Fruit (judge, Mr H. Millichamp)—Collection of dessert apples, three varieties (3): Bushell Bros. 1, J. Bishop 2. Dessert apples, five of one variety (4): Bushell Bros. 1, J. Bishop 2. Collection of cooking apples, three ' varieties (3): Bushel] Bros. 1, J. Bishop 2. Cooking apples, five of one variety (4) ;• j Bushell Bros. 1, J, Bishop 2. Pears, keeping, one variety (1): D. Ede 1. Honey and Preserves (judge, Mr H. Millichamp)—Two lb honey in comb (1): W. Alington 1. Two lb honey, extracted (3): Mrs D. Duff 1 and 2, R. Graham v h c. Preserved fruit, six varieties (2): Mrs D. Duff 1, Mrs G. Murdoch 2. Pickles, four varieties (2): Mrs G. Murdoch 1. Sauce, three varieties (1): Mrs D. Duff 1. Jams, six varieties (2): Mrs G. Murdoch 1, Mrs P. Duff 2. Jellies, four varieties (4): Mrs G. Murdoch 1, Mrs D. Duff 2 and 3. Fruits, syrup, three bottles (4): Mrs G. Murdoch 1 and 2, Mrs J. T. Wetheral 3. Wine, homemade, one battle, any variety (4): Mrs R. Holland 1, Mrs D. Duff 2. Wine, best collection, one bottle each variety (2): Mrs D. Duff 1, Mrß J. Wisely 2. Bread, Scones, and Cakes (judge, Mrs T. H. Lush)— Loaf home-made bread, not less than 31b (3): Mrs D. Duff 1 and special and 2, Mrs R. Nosworthy 3. Loaf home-made bread, baked in ordinary range (2): Miss P. Horton 1 and special, Mrs R. Nosworthy 2. Homo-made scones, no butter (5): Mrs K. Holland I and special, Mrs 0. E. Tubb 2, Mißs E. Murray v h c. Six home-made fancy scones (2): Mrs R. Holland 1, Miss E. Murray 2. Fruit cake, 21b iced (1): Thelma Gall 1. Fruit cake, 21b, not iced (3): Mrs R. Holland 1, Thelma Gal! 2. Mrs G. Murdoch v h c Seed cake, 21b (4): Mrs G. Murdoch 1, Mrs L. Clemens 2, Mrs A. Pollock 3. Madeira cake, 21b (8): Mrs G. Murdoch 1, Thelma Gall 2, Mrs L. Clemens v h c. Gingerbread cake, plain (3): Mrs G. Murdoch 1 and 3, Thelma Gall 2. Sponge cake, lib. (6): Mrs T. Rattray 1 and special, Mrs G. Murdoch 3, Mrs R. Holland 3. Pikelets (3): Miss Q. Horton 1, Mrs A. T. Smith 2, Mrs R. Holland v h e. Jam tarts (3): Mrs 0. E. Tubb 1, Mrs 0. Murdoch 2, Mrs A. T. Sraltb 3, Miss D. Smallhone v h c. Oat cakes (2): Thelma Gal! I and 2. Plain shortbread (6): Mrs H. Smallbone 1 and special, Mrs L. D. Hill 2, Mrs T. Rattray 3, Mrs W. Bennett v h a , Mrs G. Murdoch v h c. Collection of small cakes and pastry, not to exceed eight varieties (1): Mrs G. Murdoch 1 and special. Sponge roll (1): Mrs T. Rattray 1. Sponge sandwich (3): Mrs T. Rattray 1 and two specials, Miss I. K. Kent 2, Mrs R. Holland v h c. Beßt 21b home-made soap, nonscented (9): Mrs G. Murdoch 1 and special, Mrs L. D. Hill 3, Mrs A. Reed 3, Mrs F. I Bishop v h e. Soldiers' Olasseß (judge, Mr J. W. Bell) Leather work (2): P. Gall 1 and 2. Fancy | work (1): S. H. Webb 1. Photography (judge, Mr 0. A. Cooper)— Figure or animal study, open to persons who have never won a first prize (3): L. Gidley 1, D. J, Grindley 2. Landscape study (3): L. Gidley 1, D. J. Grindley 2. Best picture in farm study (1): L. Gidley 1. Technical School (3): E. J. HorriU 1 and 2. j

DOGS. (Judge: Major Stafford.) Cooker Spaniels, Black—Dogs, puppy (1): F. McCurdy 1 and special. Dogs, limit (1): F. MoCurdy 1 and special. Dogs, open il): F. McCurdy 1. Cocker Spaniels, other than blaok—Dogs, open (1): C. B. Spariding 1. Bitches, limit (1): C. E. Spedding 1 and special. Bitches, open (1): C. E. Spedding 1. Brace (1): C. E. Spedding 1. Spaniels, any variety—Dogs, open (2): 0. E. Spedding 1, F. McCurdy 2. Bitches, open (1): C. E. Spedding 1. Greyhounds—Dogs, open (2): Eq Reeves 1 and special and 2. Bitci.ee, open (1): A. Latham 1. Fox Terriers, smooth—Dog3, novice (8): H. E. Taylor 1, C. Andrews 2, Mrs H. J. Findlay 8. Dogs, puppy (2): H. E. Taylor 1 and special, G. and F. E. Biltcliff 2. Dogs, open (2): G. and F. E. Biltcliff 1, C. Andrews 2. Fox Terriers, wire-haired—Dogs, open (1): A. C. Christie 1 and special. Fox Terriers, smooth or wire-haired-'—Dogs, open (1): G. and F. E. Biltcliff* t. Scottish Terriers—Bitohes, open (1): G. and F. E. Biltcliff 1 and special, Irish Terriers—Dogs', novice (1): C. Branrjgan 1, Dogs, open (2): G. Bundy 1 and erecial, R. Wade 2. Bitches, open (1): G. Eundy 1. Pomerarians, black or any colour, over 7lb—Dogs, open (1>: J. Thomson 1 and special. , Chihuahuas—Dogs or bitches, open (8): Mrs M. F. MoGibbon 1 and 2. Pugs, black or fawn—Dog or bltoh, open (1): S M. Cassidy 1 and special. Irish Setters—Dogs, open (1): C. Petersen 1 and special. Collies, rough-coated—Dogs, maiden (1): K. Butterick, 1. Dogs, open (1): &• Broker 1 and special. Collies, smooth-coated—Dogs, open (1): G. Broker 1. Bitches, maiden (1): 0. Kennedy 1. Bitches, open (1): L. Holland 1. Bearded Collies—Dogs, open (1): L. R. Harrison 1. Braces—Sporting brace (1); C. E. Spedding. Any variety or olass—Dogs or bitches, open (1): C. E. Spedding 1. Ladies' Bracelet, open to any variety dog or bitch in the show (5): Mrs Biltcliff's Lochrea 1. Local Classes (judge: Mr W. Carney, Alford Forest).—Bearded £olhe— Dog, open (1): L. R. Harrison 1. Rough-coated Collie— Dog, maiden (1): A. Letham 1. Roughcoated Collie—Dog, open (8)- G. Broltex 1, A. Letham 2, K. Butterick 8. Rough-coated Collie—Bitch, maiden (1): J. W. Butteriok. Scooth-coated Collie—Dog, maiden (8): W. Wells 1, W E. Brown 2. Smooth-coated Collie—Dog, open (2): C. Kennedy I, W. E. Brown 2. Smooth-coated Collie- -Bitch maiden (I): L. Holland 1. Smooth-coated Collie—Bitch, open (2): L. Holland 1, W J. Butterick 2. The trophy for the best dog in the snow was awarded to G. anl F. E. Biltcliff.