POULTRY SHOW.

Press, Volume LXV, Issue 19664, 6 July 1929, Page 9

POULTRY SHOW.

! NORTH CANTERBURY CLUB. | RECORD ENTRIES. | Tis» Slst annual c-f she Xorth. Canterbury PoaUry, Pigeon, Canary club opened in the E>ri;l Hail. Xangiora, yesterday, under most favourable conditions. 'lt© entries totalled 1174, as asaiafct 850 last year, & record for the club. All the classes wero well filled, and compaction was very keen. The strongest sen)on comprised the White Leghorns ;:nd Black Orpingtons. Bocks were th.9 strongest section in the fancy open this section producing tne _ best bird jr. the gliow. The winner was -a. J. G-Qliarr. for ths second year in succession vita hU Barred cockerel. T«ie pigeons were also & very strong clasi. and ther«? "^ a j* a very good entry cf canaries. _ The entrj. in the farcy work section was 50 per cenu above last year's, and some of the worx was. really beautiful. The judge stated that the rafOa work was the best she had seen in anv show. A feature was the domestic Geetion. The liangior& High School was well represented tn the produce and roots E ® c " iion, ar.d its stand of classified grain, and roots was quite an attraction. Several South Island championships word * A " on as follows: —Utility Minorcas. H. L. Sprosen, pullet; bnfE or cinnamon Pekia Bantam, J. Moffat*; Flying: Homer cock, Dr. A. C. Mc* Killop; mule canary. A. Henry. There no entry in the Polish Bantam section, "ho gr«sat success i>i the stow is due to the en ® r " getic secretary, ilr A. K. Ha-vkins. and the president, Mr J. S. Cock, and a live committee. The show will ba continued tod*r, v.-her. the rat? and rabbits will be judged, La=t night the ha'.l was visited by 3 very large attendance. FoHo'.ving is the prize list;— POULTRY. ;J"'tdgs: ilr T. Do>g.; Geeso—Grander (1) : ilrs J. Ij. Cox 1. Goose (i): Mrs J. L. Oo.x 1. Ducks—Ore f or f&wn Indian Ilunaer, drake t7): i\ Loffhagen 1 and li c, 11.I 1 . B. Cotton a'and 8. l»uck (3): F. K. Cotton 1 and A. A. King 3, P. LoSTkagen special. Any ciher variety, light drake c2): J. W. Watson I. Mrs J. L. Cox 2. Dack (1>: Mrs J. Xj. Cox 1. Pekin drake (1): Miss I. Clist 1. Rack (1): Hiss I. Clist 1. Any other variety, heavy drake (1): Mra <T. L. Cox 1, Duck fl) : Mrs J. L. Cos 1. I'lymouth Rocks—Barred cock (3): W. A. Banks 1, K. E. Lovell 2, F. K. Martyn S. Hen (4) : H. Blackler 1 and gpecisl, "W. A. Backs 2 and 3. Cockerel (5): W. J. Graham 1, 2. 3, and special, W. A. Banks h e. Fullec (4) : K. E. Loreii 1, W. A. Baaku 2, VV. J. Graham :s.

Wyantiottes—Silver 1, 1' C. Hack 2. Hen (3): A. W. V. Ci&rke 1 and 2, H. K. May 3. Cockerel (2): F. C. Hack 1, G. E. Jeffries 2. Pullet (4): A. W, V. Clarke 1 and special, A. R. Thomson 2, A. E, Hawkins 3. White hen (1). T. Spreadbury J. Cockerel (2): T. Kennedy 1 and special, G. P. Bradford 2. Pullet (2): C. P. Bradford 1, T. Kennedy 2. Any other variety, cock or cockerel (1): A. McKay 1. Han or pullet (1): A. MeKay 1. Orpingtons—Black, cock <2;: B. Kelly 1 and special, F. C. Hack 2. Hen (£>): F. C. Hack 1, 3, and special, B. Kelly 3. Cockerel <3); F. C. Hack 1 and 3, H. Cotton 2. Pullet (2: H. Cotton 1 and 2. Buff or ! cinnamon, cock or cockerel (2) : H, W. Wise 1 1 and Epecia!, A. E. Moyle 2. I Rhode Island Reds—Cocks (4) : T. Ken- | redy 1, 2, and special, R. T. Dowkg 8. Hen (3) : R. T. Downs 1, 3. and special, T. S. Hanna 2. Cockerel (3): T. Kennedy 1 and special, R. T. Downs 2 and 9 3. Pullet (3): R. T. Downs 1, 2, 3, and special. Minorcas—Biack cockerel (1): H. G. Cianfield 1. Pallet (1): H. G. Cranfleld 1. Light Susses —Cock (1): Miss C. J. Williams 1. Cockerels (2): G. E. Jeffries 1 and special. Pullet (3) : S. Atkinson 1 and special, G. H. Bradford 2. Miss C. J. Williamt 3. Old English Game—Black-red cock (2) : J. MacFarlin 1 and special, Mrs A. Rennell 2. Hen (2): H. W. Rule 1, B. Renneli 2. Cockerel (2) : B. Rennell 1, H. Watkinson 2. Pullet (2): H. Watkinson 1, B. i Fennell 2. Broivn-red cock or cockerel (3) : i H A. Johnstone 1 and 3, Mrs A. Rennell !2. Hen or pullet (5) : Mrs A. Rennell 1, IH. A. Johnst'ne 2 and 3. Duckwing cock \ (1): Mrg H. Watkinson 1. Hen (3): Mrs A. Watkinson 1. H. W. Rule 2, Mrs A. Rennell 3. Cockerel (5): Mra A. Watkinson 1 an-t special, P. Irvine 2, Mrs A. Rennell 3 Pullet (3): Mrs A. Rennell 1, Mrs H. Watkinson 2, P. Irvine 3. Pile cock (1): J. MaeFarlin 1. Hen (2): Mrs A. Rennell I, J. KncParlin £. Any other colour, cockerel (1): Mrs A. Rtunell 1. Any other variety, cock or cockerel (1): P. G. Taylor 1. Hen or pullet (2): F. G. Taylor 1 and 3. Andalnsians —Cock or cockerel (2): A. li. Moyle X special, and 2. Hen or pullet (2): A. E. Moyle 1 and 2. Anconas—Cckerel (3): R. Pearce 1 end special, C. R. Hill 2 and 8. Pullet (1): C. R. Hill 1. Lejhorns—White cock or cockerel (6): W. Hawkins 1, \V.' Cummings 2, A. McNickel S. Heo or pullet (7): W. Cummings 1, special, and 3, W. Han-kins 2. Brown cock (3): V. Bodwell 1 and special, A. J. Hijgs 2, R. T. Down* 8. Heii (2): R. T. Downs 1, A. J. Hi;js 2. Cockerel (2): A. J. Higgs 1 and special, R T Dowhb 2. Pullet (3): A. J. Higgs 1, V. Bttlv.'ell 2, R. T. 3. Black hen or pullet (1): C. R. Tovey 1. White crested Polish hen or pullet (1)! Lennie Cox 1. Hamburg, gold pencilled cock or cockerel (1); P. W Chambers 1. Selling Class'.* —Price not to exceed 40s pair, heavy breeds cock or cockerel (8): W. A. A. Banks 1. H. R. Hack 2, F. 0. Hack 3. Light breeds, cock or cockerel (1): F. C. Hack 1. Hen or pullet (1): R. Keller 1. Price not to exceed 20s, heavy brced3, cock or cockerel (3): H. R. Hack 1, F. C. Hack 2, W. C. T. Ross 3. Light breeds, cock or cockerel (2): R. E. Walls 1, H. R. Hack 2.

UTILITY CLASSES. (Judge: Mr P. G.-Hanson.) Plymouth Rocks—White cock (1) : V. Loffhagen 1. Han (X): G. A. Heath 1. Pullet (1): F. Loffhagen 1 and special. Barred cock (2): W. A. Banks 1, H. R. Hack 2. lien (3): W. A. Banks 1, 2, and special. Cockerel (3) : A. E. Moyle 1 and special, W. A. Banks 2, W. J. Graham 3. Pallet (6): W. J. Graham 1, o, and special, H. Blackler 2. Wyandottes—Silver cock (2): A. E. Hawkins 1, A. R. Thomson 2. Hen (3) ; A. E. Hawkins 1, A. W. V. Clarke 2 and 8. Cockerel (8): A. W. Adams 1, 2, and special, T. Loreday 3. Pullet (6) : A. E. Hawkins I, 2, and special, A. J. Higgs 3. White cock (2) : C. P. Bradford 1, E. A. Bramley 2. Hen (2): C. P. Bradford 1, F. Spreadbury 2. Cockerel (4) : E. A. Bramley 1 and special, F. Spreadbury 2, T. Kennedy 3. Pullet (2): T, Kennedy 1, C. P. Bradford 2. Orpingtons—Black cock (5): E. Wheeler 1 and special, H. F. Roderick 2, L. P. Hawke 3. Hen (7): E. Wheeler 1, 3, and special, F. C. Hack 2. Cockerel (11): F. E. Martyn 1, b. P. Hawke 2, W. G. T. Koss 3. Pullet (14): E. Wheeler 1, special, 2, and 3, H. W. Wise h e. Any other colour cock or eockerel (2): A. E. Moyle 1 and 2. Hen or pallet (2): A. E. Moyle 1 and 2. Rhode Island Reds—Cock (3): R. T. Dasras 1 and S, C. W. Tritt 2. Hen (3) : R. T. Downs 1 and 2, C. W. Tritt 8. Cockerel (6) : R. T. Downs 1 and 2, Mrs A. Roi 3. Pullet (4) : H. Cottoni 1 and special. It. T. Downs 2, R. Chamberlain 8. Light Sussex—Cockerel (1): G. H. Bradford 1. Pullet (3): S. Atkinson 1 and special. Miss C, J. Williams 2. Minorcas —Cock (2): C. H. Ferris 1 and special, A. Arnold 2. Hen (3): T. Wilson 1, S. H. Webb 2, J. S. Hughes 3. Cockerel (10): S. Wells 1, P. E. Sprosen 2, J. 8. Cook 3. Pullet (10) : H. L. Sprosen 1, special, and rhampionihiji, T. Wilson 3. Anconas- —Cook (1): C. R. Hill 1. Hen (2): R. Pearce 1, C. R. Hill 2. Cockerel <►!): C. R. Hill 1. Pullet (4): G. Wilson X, special, ana 3, C. H. Gyde 2. Leghorns —White cock (8): J. Cowel! 1 and special. M. <.'• Craig 2, F. 2. Martyn 3. Hen (10): M. C. Craig 1 r.nd special, T. Kennedy 2, K. E. Lovell 3. Cockerel (13): A. H. Adams X and special, F. C. Hack 2 and 3. Pullet (11): J. Clarkson 1 and special. F. C. Hack 2, J. Taylor 3. Black cock or cockerel (8): R. Pesrca 1. Hen or puPet (3): J. D. Gobbe 1, special, and 2, R. Fearce 3. Brown cock (1): L. Taylor ■l. i-ien (2): L. Taylor 1, A. J. Higgs 2. Cockerel (4; : W. J. Martyn S and special, A. J. Higgs 2, R. T. Downs 3. Pullet (4): A: J. Hieg* 1 ar.d "\ r . Bedwell 2. Breeding Pen, 'R.I. Reds (1): R. T. Downs 1. Seilir.g Classes {price not to exceed 40s)— Heavy bre-ids, cock or cockerel (3): G. A. Heath 1. Mrs S. Hands 2, A. W. Adams 3. H p n or pullet (3*: K, E. Lovel] i s F, E. Martyn 2. G. A. Heath 3. Light breeds, coi'k or cocker?! '-) : F. E. Martyn 1. W. Hawkins 2. Hen or pv.Het (3): F. E. Martvr 1, W. IJawk'i-,s 2. D. Kirk 3. Price ~' r V ..1, 2"^ —Heavy breeds, cock cr cocke're! (f : 51. C ottom 1, Mrs S. Hands 2. X. W. '/Wans 3. Hen or millet (3) : H. Cottom 1. j*"- 2. G. A. Heatn 3. Light co-k -o-kerel (2-: F. C. Hack PP . k „ co-keMi' -T.): R- 1 3 " J ?, S. Pent'.H"n or (4): Mister D. Martyn' I.' R. B. Wal> 2. S. PeetlcMt. EGGS. Hi". ■ - ■ "■i l - 1 '- ( ,1,: Sanderson 1, M-V K Pe.rie -• Mrs H. Tait 2. Tinted 7-7: \V. Forrest 3. F. E. Martyn 2. Mrs E. p e i2): Mrs T.. Pe;rie t TT. Ccry 2. A. A- ?.

I bantams. (Judge; Mr X. Dwg.. 1 _ Modern Game—Any variety hen - ~ * Kennedy 1. Cockerel {I,-. G. King 1. Old Ecgiiai Gama-Black-breasted blaokred cock or cockerel (2) : Mr 3 A. Kenneli i, C. Courtenay 3. He:i or pullei '1; : C. Courtney X. Spangled cock or cccjterel : A. MeXickel 1. Hen or pullet £.): C. Court"nejr 1, A. McKichol :i. An" other colour hen or pullet (1, : c. Courtney 1. , , Black MosecomD— Cock '-21: W. R. Jack 1, L. D. Adttms 2. Her. (4)': W. Cummings 1, L. D. Adams 2 and 3. Cockerel : J. Moflett 1 and three special, J. H. B. Cbeg-win 2. Pullet (7): "AV. Cummings I and special, J. H. B. 2, J. Hof- ' fett S. BuS or Cinnamon Pekins —Cock ■ : J--•lcrfett 1, sps* snd cli, E. L. u ones A. J. Price S. Hen (S): H. E. Bull 1, Y»"Hawkins 2. J. E. Pavton S. Cockerel :.3; : . G. Vcica i, J. Moffe'u 2, 11. H. Bui! 3. j Pullet (9;: H. H. Bull 1, E. L. Jonc-s 2, j J. MoSett 3. Black Pa'tine—Cock (1" : A. J. Prica 1. Hfea (2): A. J. Price 1 ar.o 2. Cockerel >'2>: A. J. Price 1, C. J. Brown 2. Pullet (3): A. J. Prica 3. and 2, 11. S. Mitchell 8. Seabrig'uts—Gold c-r silver cock <,C>: A. J. 1 ELEd 2, C. P v . Tovey 3. Hen (S): C,> E. Tote? 1 and special, A. J. Price 2. Cockerel (1); JJ. Mitchell 1. Pullet (.1) : C. Courtney 1. ; A.O.V.—Cock or cockerel (-*: Gilntor*? S 1 and *2. Hen cr pu'iot (2): V. Gilmcre 1 and £. Junior Classes.—Black Rx-seconba—Cock or cociiiarel (5): D. Pa-nllo 1, Miss E. Hiatt 2, Hosier D. Martyn 3. Hen or pullet (4): D. Patuilo i, IC. Sprosen 2 and 3. Buff and Cinnamon, ben or pullet (P: B Scott 1. A.O.V.—Cock or cockerel 'o' : C. Courtney 1, E. J. Chambers 2. F. MeDonaic! 3. Hen or pullet (41: C. Courtney 1, L>. Patullo 2, E. McDonald PIGEONS. (.Judge: Air W. Praaer.) Pouters, cock or ton (2j: Mrs P. i\ Mc.Lay 1 »a<l 'J. Cock or ten, rung i»;: ills P. P. ■HcLay 1 and 2. Pouters—Cock or htn ;3J; P. iicL»y 1 and 2, C. i'. Bradford a. Cock cr rung [iij: P. Hcliay i and o, C. IJ.1 J . Bradiorti il. —Any colour, oock or hen (i): 0. p. Hiachoixi 1. Cock or hen, iung (1): C. P. Bradford 1. Owi—Atncan, cock or hen (1): C. P. atad.'ord I. 'l'urbita—Cock or hen (1): F. W. Chambers l. Cock or hen, rung (1;: T. V,\ Kichrnond Any other variety—Frill, cock or btn {2}: P- W. Ckambcr3 1, X. Yv. Kichraond 2. Cock or b.ej: t rung (1): I? 1 . \V. Chambew. Self Tumblers, C.L.—Black, ccck or han (1): T. W. Ilichmoad 1. Cock or ren, rung (2): T. W. iiichmocd 1, C. A. Gallop 2. Kcd, cock or hen (3): C. A. Gallop 1, J. Clarkson 2, C. P. Brad/ord 8. Cock o- hen, rung t 2): C. P. Bradford 1, C. A. Gallop 2. Yellow, cock or hen (1): C. A. Gallop 1. Cock or hen, rung (1): C. A. Gallop 1. Whjte, oock or hen \3): G H. Bradford 1, P. W. Chambers 2, A. B. Smith 3. Cock or hen, rung (2): T. W. Richmond 1, A. B. Smith 2.

Baldhead—Any colour, ccck. or hen (31: G. H. Bradford X and 3, C. A. Gailop 2. Coe ; j or hen, rang (3): G. H. Bradford 1 and 2.

Mottlo—Any colour, cock or hen (l) ; G-. H. Bradford 1. Cock or lien, rung (2): J. Clarkeon 1, A. B. Smith 2. Tu^ bl *r~^ r '-T, otber <*«k or hen /= A - 1 and 0. Cock or hen, run™ to): E. V. L?ppcr I, C. A. Ga!!op 3 And 3. Magpie—Black cock or hen (C): A B ,-mith 1, C. P. Bradford 2. Any othe' co.our, cock or hen (1): C. P. Bradford 1. Cook or hen, rung- (1): 0. P. Bradford 1. L tilifcy ptgeon, any variety (1): C Clarkson 1. " " mor CWs-Tumbler, any variety, cock or hen (5): C Clarkeon 1. W. G. Y^lo-..-k eg 2 and 3. Cock or ran. f4): C. Clarkson I, Ivan Holmes 2, W. G. Yellowlees 3, R. traham 4. Fantail, any colour (1): Gibbs 1. * HOMER PIGEONS. . , w (Judge: Mr P. Kingsford.) - , f ses^~ -Homers, 350-mile or over cock (3): A. C. McKillop 1, special, nnd championship, and 8 H. W. Rule 3. Hen i~l- A McKillop 1, H. W. Rule 2. 275-mile or over, cock (7): A. C. McKillop H - N. Hay 2 W. J. Woods 3. Hen (2): W. Puddle 1, W. j. Woods 2. 200-mile ( IU H i W ,V R T nle likely flyer! cock (6): B. V. Lepper 1, H. W. Rule 2, L. Morris 3. Hen (4): H. W. Rule 1. W. F. Msrgetts 2. Young Bird Classes, rung 1928—Homers —SO-mile, cock (5): A. C. McKillop 1 and special, B. F. Margetts 2, W. Puddle 8. Hen (8): A. C. McKillop J and 2, W. Puddle 3. Mo«* likely flyer, cock (5): W. Puddle 1, A. C. McKillop 3, t>. Morris 8. Hen (5) : W Paddle 1, P. Haddon 2, W. J. Woods 3. CANARIES. (Judge: Mr R. W. Thompson.) Non-colour Fed Yorkshire—Yellow, ticked, or variegated (1): A. Perry 1. Buff, ticked or variegated (1): A. Perry 1. Buff, clear, ticked, or variegated, hen (2): A. Perry 1 and S. Yellow or buff, cinnamon, self or variegated (1): A. Perry 1. Tjnflighted Classes—Yorkshire buff, clear or invisible tieked (1) :A. Perry 1. Buff, clear, ticked, or variegated, hen (1): A. Perry 1. Open Classes—Norwich, plain-head, yellow, clear, or invisible ticked (X): T. Loveday 1. Yellow, ticked or lightly variegated (2): A. Henry 1, G. H. Watson 2. Buff, clear or invisible ticked (2): W. H. Wslker 1 and special, B. 8. Smith 2. Buff, ticked or lightly variegated (3): A. Henry 1 and special, G-. H. Wation 2. Buff, heavily variegated (3): A. Henry 1, G. H. Watson •, W. H. Walker 3. Yellow, ticked or variegated, hen (2) : G. H. Watson 1, special, and cup, W. H. Walker 2. Buff, clear or invisible ticked, hen (2) : A. Henry 1, G. H. Watson 2. Buff, ticked or variegated, hen (3): A. Henry 1, A. Perry 2, G. H. Watson 3. Yellow or buff, green, self, or foul (1): A. Henry 1. Yellow or buff, evenly marked (1): G. H. Watson 1. Crest, any colour (1): A, Perry 1. Mules, goldfinch, light (1): A. Henry 1. Dark (1): E. Maydwell I. Goldflneb (4): W. H. Walker 1 and 2, E. Maydwell 3. Finch, any other variety (1) :A. Perry 1. Unflighted Classes —Norwich, plain-head, yellow, clear or invisible ticked (4): A. Henry 1 and two specials, R. J. Ball 2, G. H. Watson 8. Ticked or variegated (1): G. H. Watson 1. Buff, clear or invisible tieked (1): A. Henry 1. Buff, ticked or variegated (2): A. Henry 1, G. H. Watson 2. Yellow, clear, ticked, or variegated, hen (3): W. H. Walker 1, A. Henry 2. G. H. Watson 3. Buff, clear, ticked or variegated, hen (2) : A. Henry 1, G. H. Watson 2. CHAMPIONSHIPS. Utility Minorca: H. L. Sprogea. Buff or cinnamon Pekin Bantam —J. Moffett. Flying Homer cock, 275 miles or over— A- C. McKillop. Mule canary: A. Henry. Best bird in show: W. J. Grahsoi*s Barred Rock cockerel. Wilßon Memorial Cup for beet canary: <J. H. Watson.

S'AKCT WORK. (Judge: Mrs A. Bust.) Tatting £2): Miss E. Carew 1 and 2. Crochet l»ce, fine (4): Miss E. K ever a 1, Mrs J, S. Temple 2 »nd o. Crochet lace, coarse (2): Mrs Hutsoa 1, Mrs H. Tait 2. i'ancy crochet, wool (2): Miss L. Dale 1, Mrs H. Tait 2. Crochet work, cotton (4) : Mrs H. Tait 1, Miss K. Ciaridge 2, Miss E. Kevern 3. Crochet d'oyley, silK (1) : Mrs H. Tait X Knitting, fancy wool (3): Mine M. Kevern 1, Miss L. Dale 2 and 3. Knitting, fancy cotton (3) : Mrs C. R. McElhinery 1, Miss M. Kevern 2, Mrs H. Tait 3. Knitted sock (2): Mrs S. A. Quantick 1, Miss I. Oiiet 2. Crochet woollen work (1): Miss L. Dale 1. Knitted woollen work (8): Mies R. Scott 1, Miss M. Kevern 2. Embroidery, white eyelet (2): Mrs R. Turner 1, Miss K. Cos 2. Embroidery, white, iiot eyelet (4) : Miss T. Hawkins 1, Miss b. Kevern 2, Miss 3.. Ciaridge 3. Coloured embroidery, eyelet (1): Miss K. Cos 1, Coloured embroidery, not eyelet (5): Mies K. Cos 1, Miss T. Hawkins 2, Mrs O. Johns S. Tea cosy, crochet (5): Miss E. Kevera 1, Mrs H. R. Hack 2, Mrs H. Tait 3. Tea cosy, not crochet (2): Miss K. Cox 1, Miss Cowey 2. Table centre, white embroidery (8): Miss Martin 1, Miss T. Hawkins 2, Miss R. Scott 3. Tea cloth, crochet (5): Mrs J. 8. Temple 1 asd 3. Mrs Hutscn 2. Tea cloth, any other work (6 1 : Miss R. Ciaridge X, Miss K. Cox 2 and 3. Cushion (5): Mies h. Ke-ern 1, Miss E. Cos 2 and 3. Pen painting (2) : Miss L. Kevern 1, Miss N. Munro 2. Poker work (1): Mrs Martin 1. White work, not less than four varieties (2): Miss T. Hawkins 1. Coloured work, not less than four varieties (2): Miss L Severn 1. Mrs J. S. Temple 2. Embroidery, s:ik (2): Miss A. Mrs 3. S. Temple 2. Crochet work, si;k (3) : Miss E. Kevern 1, Mrs J. S. Tetr.ple 2 arid 3. Table centre, coloured (s>: Miss A. Kevern 1, Miss Xi. Kevern 2, Mi's IJ. Ciaridge 3. Raffia work (14): Nurse Sheppard 1. 2, and 3. Appiic/te work i2):_M:ss h. Kevern 1. iliss Cowey 2. Embroidery. Richelieu <2): Miss T. Hawkins 1 snd 2. Farcy work, not er.onraerated (3'. _•?. L. Chin- 1, Miss L. Kevern 2, Miss A. Kevern 3. R-ag mat (4): Mrs Bake>r 3. Miss B. Vincent 2, Miss M. Morris 3. Champion class, any description c" -.irk Mrs Mart-is 1, 2, and special. Mrs J. Pepper 3 and two specials.

Notice Classc?. —Tatting; '"l> : M:s» IV Frr.s?- 1. Crochet d'c;!ey (4): Clarid;; I, Mrs J. Temple 2, Mis> A. K:r,: 3. Embroidery, >.hite eyeiet (1): M.ss V. Matthews 1. Embroider-. Tvlut*, sio: eyelet (4): Miss R. C'aridge 1, Miss I. Sheat 2. Coloured emb*oideir. f~eiet Miss C. E. Giles 1. Co'oured embroider-. sm *y«!et (5): Miss R. C!arid;e 1, Miss Mnrsm 5. Mrs F. Miles 3. T»b!e cor.lre 'S" 1 : Miss R. Claridge I. Cushion (2): M!m R. Cls-idge 1. Tea cosy .'4) : Miss X. Kirk 1, Mr* S. Buckler 2, Mr* J. Temple 3. Pitre at f*ncT work, R'.rls t;nde- fifteen (105: Mies K. Cox 1. Kiss L P«se 2, Miss K. Sheat &

ART. (Jndse: Mr 6. 0. Briitor.) Jss.!er Classes.—Pastel painting* (1): H. Hntion 1. Water-colour paictiafi (S): Miss I. M. Taylor 1 and 2. Op sn Ciassss.—Oil nainting, landaeap*, CO P 7 (5): Mi = s E. Hessil 1 and 2. AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHY. 'Judge: Mr H, D. Bettrer.) Eaif-plate ar.d cvtr —-Landscape er »eascape (2) : T. H. Biain 1, apecisl, and 2. Animal gtcdy (LM: Miss A. Clarke 1, 3Xi«i L. V>"a-ler 2. Child study (2) : T. Blaia !• Portrait (1) : Mies A. Clarke 1. Qnattw-plate and under Half-plat*— cr (7J : R. S. Ssith l v spe"iai, 2, and i!. Child study (1): R. 8. Smitli X. Street scene (3)* S. Smith C. Ridcut 2. 2i in i. 3;in and under—Landscape or seascapa (11): R. S. Smith 1 snd S. Miss L. V.'a Her S. 'Anima! study (5!: S. Thompson 1, Miss L. Waiter 2. Child study (5): Hiss A. Clarke 1. :Mss L. Waller 2. GRAIN" AXD ROOTS. (Judge: Mr ',V. Stalker. > Potatoes—Commonwealth Blue (1): Rangl* ora Ki»h School 1. Cp-to-L)ate (1): Mist A. Clarke 1. Irish Rock {1) :H. R. Hack 1. Arran Chie* (4) : Kangiora Kigh School ! 1, A. McKar 2, E. Maydwell h Robia . Adair (1): H. R. Hack 1. Beauty of Heb- : ron (1): Miss A. Clarke 1. Epicure (2): j IJ. R. Hack 1, Rang-'ora High School 2. j Go'.d Coin (11: K. R. Hack 1. Aucklander (1? : H. Cor;. V Any othPr variety, blue : H. R. Hack 1. Rangiora liigh School 2. At>y other variety, pink ,1': Rangiora High School 1. Any ether variety, white or yellow (5) : Rar.giora High School 1. 11. R. Hack 2. Heaviest potato (1)'. Mrs S. Buckler 1. fcVedo turnips fT>: Baliinger and C'sssidy 1, S. A. Quantick 2, A. W. Adams 3 and h c. lfa::gold6—Gl'jba (s>: S. A. Qt:anti';k 1, H. Cory 2, H. K. Hack 3, Bailir.ger and Cbesidy hc. Long Red (4) : Kangiora High j School 1, H. Cory 2, Eailinger and Cassidy h cand S.A. Golden Tancred (1) : Rangiora High School 1. Jersey Queen (2): Rangiora High School 1 and special. Heaviest mangold (2) : Baliinger and Cassidy 1 and special, S. A. Quantick 2. Heaviest swede (3): Baliinger and C»«aidy 1, 8. A. Quantick 2. Carrots—Red (2): H. R. Hack 1. Rangiora High School White (1): Kangiora High School 1. Yellow (1) : Rar.giora High School 1 and special. Garden Produce—-Onions, Giant (3): W. Smith 1. Brcvn Spanish (7) : R. Borland 1 and h e, Rangiora High School 2. J. Briggt 3. Globe (C): W. Smith 1, J. Briggs 3, R. Borland 3, Rangiora High School h «- Anv other variety (3): Rangiora High School ( I, ~H. R. Hack 2. Eschalots, white (1): D, Haddon 1. Eschalots, brotvn (4): H. B. Hack 1, Rangiora High School 2. Beet (4): P. Horre'l 1, Rangiora High School h e. Parsnics (41 : Mrs H. Tait 1, Miss A. Clarke 2. P. Horrell 3. Marrow (2): Rangiora High School 1, Miss A. Clarke 2. Cabbage (1): Rangiora High School 1. Ceiery (1): P. Horrel! 1. Carrots (3): F. Horrel! 1, Mrs H. Tait 2, W. Smith h e. Leeks C2): Rangiora High School 1. W. Smith 2. Melon (1): Miss A. Clarke 1. Collection vegetables, six varieties (2): Miss A. Clarke 1, Ransrior* High School 2. Mr H. Heneyl—Wheat, Hunters (1): W. R. Young 1. Wlest. sny oilier variety H. Cory 1. Peas (1): AW. V. Clarke 1.

FRUIT PRODUCTS. {Judge: Mrs H. J. Fleming.) Mrs J. L. Cox was the only exhibitor In six classes of preserved fruits and twelve classes of jams, and was awarded first prise in each case. Plums (3): Mrs J. h. Cox 1, M:s« ». Prestney 2 and 3. COOKERY. (Judge: Mrs H. J. Fleming.) White bread (0): A. Arnold 1 and special, Mrs J. Russell Mrs A. Oldham 8, Mrs A. A. King h c. Nut loaf (2): Mrs J. L. Cox 1. Plain scones (S)- Miss N. Prestney 1 and special, Miss M. McQuillan 2, A. Arnold 3. Date scones (2): Miss M. McQuillan 1, A. Arnold 2. Fruit cake (3): M>s J. Dennis 1 and special. Madeira cake (3) i Miss P. Giles 1 and snecial, A. Arnold 2. Sponge sandwich (5): Miss N. Prestney 1 and special, A. Arnold 2, Miss V. Voller 3. Miss McQuillan h c. Pikelets (4}: Miss J. L. Cox 1, Miss M. McQuillan 2, A. Arnold 3. Girls' Classes, under 15 years—Sponge sandwich (10) : Miss G. Hadley 1, Miss 5?. Prestney 2, Miss J Smith h c. Plain sconei (9): Miss N. Prestney 1, Miss B. Watkins 2, Miss K. Cox 3. Miss G. Hadley h c. Date scones (7): Miss N. Prestney 1. Miss B. Watkins 2 Miss K. Cox 3. Miss G. Hadley h e. Madeira cake (7): Miss B. Watkins 1, Miss I. Fennell 2, Miss N. Prestney 3, Miss K. Cox h c. Fruit cake (8): Miss N. Prestney 1. Miss B. Watkins 2, Miss K. Cox 8. HONEY, ETC. (Judge: Mrs H. J. Fleming.) Liquid honey (2): J. S. Cook 1, H. A. Johnstone 2. Section comb honey (1): J--8 Cook 1. Half frame comb honey (2): J. S\ Cook 1, H. A. Johnstone 3. Commercial exhibit (1): J. S. Cook 1. FRUIT. (Judge: Mr F. Sisson.) Apples—Three varieties, dessert (8) : N. Goldsbury 1 and special, F. Smith 2, H. A. Johnßtone 3. Two varieties, cooking (2): F. Smith 1, N. Goldsbury 2. Sturmer Pippin (2): F. Smith 1, N. Goldsbury 2. Delicious (2): F. Smith 1, N. Goldsbury 2. Ballarat Seedling (2): F. Smith 1, N. Goldsbury 2. Lord Wolseley (2): F. Smith 1 and special, N. Goldsbury 2. Munro Favourite (3): If. Smith 1, N. Goldsbury 2. Jonathan (•)! N. Goldsbury 1, I\ Smith 2. Pears—Any variety (1): N. Goldsbury 2 and two specials.