POULTRY SHOW.

Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 19972, 5 July 1930, Page 7

POULTRY SHOW.

NORTH CANTERBURY. The annual show of the North Canterbury Poultry, Pigeon, and Canary Club was opened in the Drill Hall, Rangiora, yesterday. Although the entries are slightly under those of last year, the quality of the birds was very fine, and the competition in the different classes keen. Besides the classes for poultry, pigeons, and canaries, which carry tho largest number of entries, there are sections for garden produce, cookery, fancy work, and art. These are all well represented. Thoro are four championships. Iu the White Plymouth Rock open class Mr F. Loffhagen won the championship with a very fine bird. The Black Orpington nwle utility class championship was won by jtfr H P. Roderick. There was no award made in the pigeon championship. The cats will bu judged to-day, and in this section the entries are in excess of 'last year. Special comment was made at the excellent staging of the poultry. The Rangiora High School are again miking a good display of grain, seeds, and roots from their experimental plots. The president (Mr F. ®. Mirtyn) and the secretary (Mr A. llawklhs) have spared no pains to make the show a SUCThe following are the results:— POULTRY. (Judge: Mt 0. Bundy.) Geese—Gander (3) s T. Watson 1, Mrs J. L. Oox 2, Mrs J. Petri* 3. Goose (2): Mrs J. L. Ooz 1, Mra J. l'etrle 2. Encks —White and fawn Indian Runner, drake (9): H. A. Dawber 1 and special, 11. Dickhoff 3, F. R. Cotton 8 and 4. Duck (10): H. A. Dawber 1 and 8, H. Diokhoff a and 4. White Indian Runner, drake (1): Mrs A. Smith X. Duck (1): Mrs A. Smith 1. Any other variety, light drake (2): J. Watson 1, Mrs J. L. Cox 3. Duak (3); Reta McQuillan X, J. Watson a, Mr* J. L. Oox 8. Pekln drake (3): Miss 1. L. OUst 1, Mrs 3. L. Coi 2. Duck (4): Miss t. Clfst 1, 2, 8, and special, Aylesbury drake (X): Mrs J, L. Cox 1, Duck (1): Mrs J. ti. Cox 1. Any other variety, heavy drake (2); Mrs P. Jack 1, Mrs J, L. Cox 3. Duck (3): Mrs J. L. Oox 1, Mrs P. Jack 3. Plymouth Rooks—White hen (3): T, Loffhagen 1, 3, and champion, W. R. T. Ross 3. Cockerel (i): ST. Loffhagen 1. Pullet (X)i I' Loffhagen 1. Barred cock (l)s W. A. Banks X. Hen (6); W. A. Banks 1, 8, and speolal, F. E. Martyn 3. Cookerel (4): V. E. Martyn 1 and speoial, 8. H. Ailiby 3. W. A. Banks 8. Pullet (4) iF. 0. Martyn 1 and 3, W. A. Banks a. _ Wyandottes—Silver cock (1): F. O. Hack 1. Hen (3): F. 0. Haek X. A. W. V. Clark 2. Cookerel (3): Mrs Sutherland X and special, P. C. Hack S, A. R. Thomson 8. Pullet (2): F. C. Haek X, A. M, Hawkins 3. Whit# cock (X): A. J. Hlggs 1 and special. Hen (1): A. J. Hlggs I and speolal. Cockerel (X): A. J. Higgs 1. Pullett (X): A. J. Higgs X. Orpingtons—Black cook (2): H. W. Cant X, F. 0. Hack 3. Hen (4): F. C. Hack X, 3, and special, D, Smith 3. Cockerel (3): F. C. Hack X and special, B. Kelly 2. Pullet (3): H. Cottom X, F. O. Haok 2 and 3. Buff or cinnamon hen or pullet (2): H. W. Wise 1 and speeial. A. W. Pritchard 2. _ Rhode Island Reds—Cock (X): R. T. Downs 2. Hon (2): R. T. E«wns X and special, A. E. Hounsell 2. Cockerels (3): A. E. Hounsell X, 2, and special, R. T. Downs 8. UTILITY POULTRY. (Judzos: Heavy breeds, Mr T. Loveday; light breeds, Mr G. H. Bradford.) Plymouth Rocks —White hen (3): A. G. Rule X, W. R. T. Ross 2 and 3. Cockerel (X): F. Loffhagen X and special. Pullet (1): F. Loffhagen i. Barred cock (X): W. A. Banks 1. Hen (5): H. Blackler 1 and special. F. E. Martyn 3, W. A. Banks 8. Cockerel (5): F. fi. Martyn x, 2, and speeial, W. A. Banks 8. Pullet (6): F. £S. Martyn X, 8, and spaeial, W. A. Banks 3. Wyandottes—'Silver cock (4): A. W. Adams X, F. 0 Haek 2 and 3. Hen (3): A. £). Hawkins 1 and special, A. R. Thomson 3, K. E. Lovell 3. Cockerel (4): A. R. Thomson X and special, A. E. Hawkins 2, A. W. Adams 3. Pullet (5): A, R. Thornson X, A. B. Hawkins 2, F. 0. Hack 3. White cook (2): A. J. Higgs 1 and special, E. A. BramUy 2. Hen (1): A. 3. Hlggs X. Cockerel (X): A. J. Hlggs 1. Pullets (X): A. J. Higgs X. ' Orpingtons—Black coek (8): H. 1. Bode* rick X and special, B. Wheeler 2, T. 8. Hanna 3. Hen (7): T. S. Hanna X, 2, and special, E. Wheeler 3. Cockerel (XO): G. H. NicoU X and apecial, T. S. Hanna 2, B. Kelly 3. Pullet (9): E. Wheeler X and special, T. S. Hanna 3 and 3. Cinnamon or buff cook vX): M. Oarson X. Han (3): M. Carson X, A. E. Moyla 3. Cockerel (0): H. Lawrence X, M. Oarson 2, A. E. Moyla . Pullet (7): M. Carson 1 and special, A. E. Moyle 2 and 8. Rhode Island Reds —Cock (2): A. E. Hounsell X, R. T. Downs 2. Hen (3): A. E. Hounsell X and special, R. T. Downs 2. Cockerel (4): A. E. Hounsell X, 2, and special, R. T. Downs 3. Pullet (4): A. E. Hounsell X, 8, and special, R. T. Downs 2. Light Bnsiex—Cockarel (4): D. Smith X and special, Mra 0. J. Williams 2 and 8. Hen (5): P. Jack X and speeial, D. Smith 2, Mrs 0. J. Williams 3. Pullet (6): Mrs 0. J. Williams X, 2, and 3. Minorcas—Hen (5): B. H. Jones X, C H. Ferris 2, Mra X. H. Spencer 8. Cookerel (X): S. Wells X and speeial. Pullet (a): H. 0. Oranfield X, 3, and speeial,* B. Blackler 9.

Anconss—Hon (3): G. Wilson 1, B. Pesrce 2, O. B. Bill 9 Cooker*! (3); It. Pearee 1 and special. E. Heney 3. Pallet (3): E. H. Oldridge L K. Heney 3. Leghorns—White cock (7): J. Taylor 1 and spatial, A. H. Adams 2, 7. 0. Hack 3, M. 0. Craig 4. Hen (8): M. W. Hawk* In* 1, M. 0. Craig 3, K. B. Lovell 3, Green Bros. 4. Cockerel (8): J. Taylor 1 and special, H. C. Craig 3, V. H. Hack 8. Juliet (15): M. 0. Craig X and Bpeclal, J. Taylor 2. Greon Bros. 8. Black ooek or cockerel (1): C. B. Hill 1. Hen or pullet (2): 0. B. Hill 1 and special, B. Pearce 2. Brown cock (1): A. J. Higgs 1. Hen (1): A. J. Hint 1. Cockerel (4) t W. 3. Martyn 1 and special/ 0. Kerrldge 2, A. J. Biggs 8. Pullet (8): A. 3. Hlggt I, a, fi, and special. Selling Classes, price* not to exceed 40»— Heavy breeds, hen or pullet (2): A. E. Hawkins 1, K. M. Lovell 2. Light breeds, cook or cockerel (4): 11.I 1 . K. Msrtjrn 1, M. W. Hawkins 2, G. Loffhagen 3. Hen or pullet (1): M. W. Hawkins 1. Price not to exceed 30s—Heavy breeds, cock or cockerel (3): V. Wheeler 1, H. COttom 3. Hen or pullet (2): H. Cottom 1, If. 0. Back 2. Light breeds, cock or cockerel (3): B. E. Walls 1, F. C. Hack 2. ' Junior Classes—Leghorns, white, ooek or cockerel <3>: S. Penteoost 1, A.H.Btone 2. Hen or pullet (8): V. lilUey 1, D. Martyn 8. B. Pentecost 8. Black Orpington, cock or cockerel (3): D. Martyn 1, E. Frost 2, B. Quinney 3. Hen or pullet (2): D. Martyn I, R. Quinney 3. Any other variety, hen oi pullet (1): N. Petrie 1. MinorcaB —Black hen (2) I P. Cairns 2. Cockerel (2): H. C. Cranfleld 1, W. Oummings 3., Pullet (8): H. G. Cranfleld 1 and special, W. Cummlngs 2 and 3. Light Sussex—Cock (1): Mrs C. J. Williams 1. Hen (3): Mrs 0. J. Williams 1 and special. D. Smith 2, ]£• C. Hack 8. Cockerel (2): Mrs 0. J. Williams I and 2 and special. Pullet (3): Mrs C. J.Williams i, P. 0. Hack 2, D. Smith 3. Game—Old English blaek-rei cock (5): W. A. Thornton 1 and special, w. Grade 2, K. Bennell 3. Hen (2): W. A. Thornton 1 and 2. Cockerel (D; a - Pentecost 1. Pullet (1): 8. Pentecost 1. Old English brown-red cock or cockerel (2): H. A. Johnstone 1 and 2. Hen or pullet (4): . H. A Johnstone t, 2, and 3 Old English duckwing cock (2) j Ale*. Benell 1 and 3 *" d „ \ p ® /1*1»!»* p\L' Alex. RenneU 1- Pullet (1). Alex. Ben""old' English, any other colour, cock (1) : Alex. Bennell 1. Hen (1)- H. A. Johnstone 1. Cockerel (1): H. A. Johnstone 1. Any other variety, cock or cockerel (1). W. Arundel 1. Hen or pullet (3). S. Pentecost I, A. L. H. Anconas—Coik (1): R v. ? ea p ,| , (1): R. Pettrco 1 and spdCiw* Pullet (*)• Leghorns—White cockerel H HawPuHetV 5) s° W M Ou'mm'ingi 1 * and speclai F NrT special!* J. Martyn' A J. Higg» 1 and special. Cockerel (2); C. Kerridge 1 and special, W. White-crested Polish—Hen or puuet (l) • SUkl»—Oock or V' Bundy 1 and.2. Hen or pullet (3;. J. J-*. tfunay 1 SeUing' classes —Price not to breeds, code or^cockerel A -, E " if.Jrd l, H. W. Cant 2. cockerel (2). B. f® s —Hea»y breeds. Price not to exceafl i, p. c. cock or cockerel (*'* /n • p f3 HaMr 1 Hack 2 Bp H!Vock °or et co (i)f F 0. &*£ I R 2! Hen or pullet (J): R. Maynard 1. EGOS. „ „ _ MtB (8). G.' Wilson 1, Miss A. Keve'n 2. Mrs J. Petrle 3. Hen eggs tinted (4): Vf. B. T. Boss t *rs J. Potrio 2 Mrs C. Leeok a. Duck eggs (1). Mrs J. Petrie 1. BANTAMS. (Judge: Mr J. Sjkes.) Modern game cock (1): H. Oldridge 1. Pullet (1): K. H.' Oldridse J. Old English game—Black-breasted blackred cock or cockerel (8) : O. W. Timms 1, P Bennell 3, E. H. Oldridge 8. Hen or pul> let (1): G. W. Tiwms 1. Spangled cock 0* cockerel (1): A. W. McNickel 1. Hen or pullet (4): s. H. Oldridge X and special, A. W. McNickel 3. 0. Courtney 8. Black Bosecombs—Cocks <D : J. H. B Chegwln 1 and two specials. Hen (8): i A. -Maynard 1 and special,, W. Oummings 1 2. J. H. B. Chegwia 3. Cockerel (2): J.

H. B. Chegwin 1, W. Cumniings 2. Pullet (4): J. H. B. Chegwin 1 and 2, W. Cum* wings 3. Peking—Buff or cinnamon ben (O)i tt. W. Hawkins X. Cockerel (3): J. H. B. Chegwin 1 and special, E. L. Jones 2, Mrs H. R. Hack 8. Pullet (3): E. L. Jones X, J. H. B. Chegwin 2, M. W. Hawkins 3. Black cock (1): E. L. Jones 1. Pullet (1) : E. Jones X. White Japanese—Cockerel (1): Yl *- A - English 1. Pullet (1): \V. A. English 1. Seabrights—Gold or silver lien (1)" Courtney 1. Oookerol (x): C. Courtney i. Any other variety (1): 0. Courtney 1. Junior Classes—Block rosecomb cock or cockerol (3)< E. Maynard 1, J. Murfltt 2. Hen or pullet (3): E. Maynard 1, Master J. Martyn 2 and 3. Buff or cinnamon Pekin hen or pullet (3): Master J. Martyn 1 and 3, Master Scott 2. Any other variety cock or cockerel (1): J Pentecost 1. Hen or pullet (2): Miss S. Wilding x, J. Pentecost 2. PIGEONS. (Judge": Mr T. H. Jones.) Fantail cock or hen (1): G. N. Bradford X. Black self tumbler, cock or hen, rung (X) : Mlsi A. M. Rannie 1. Red sell tumbler, G.L., cock or hen, rung (3)! J* Clakeon l, b. Utlner S and 8. White self tumbler, C.Xi., cock or hen (2): Miss I. Pox X and 2. Rung (2): Miss I. Pox X and 2. Bald-head, any colour, cock or hen (2): G.'II. Bradford l and special. Rung (5): G. H. Bradford 1 S!, 3, and spocial. Mottlo, any colour, cock or hen (X): 0. A. Gallop X. Rung G, H. Bradford 2. Tumbler, any otll ® r variety, cock or hen (X): C. A. Gallop 1. Rung (X): L. Gemmoll X. . Junior Classes—Turoblor, o.la, any other variety, cock or hen <7): G. Ij. Clark X, £, 4, and special. Rung (3): G. Q'* l * 1 > Miss A. M. Rennio 2. Tumbler, muff, any oclour, cock or hen (2): Miss A. M. Rennio X and 2. Fantail, any colour, cock or hen (X): G. C. Clarkson X. Rung (1): O- CClarkson X and special. Magpie, any colour, cook or hen (3): M. Orchard X, 2, and 3. Rung (X): G. 0. Clarkson X. HOMER PIGEONS. (Judge: Mr J. Hitchings.) Homer*—3so-mile or over, cock (5) • J, Woods X, E. B. French 2, A. 11. Stone 3, P. Haddon 4. Hen (3): Dr. A. G. Mc* Klllop X, A. H. Stone 2, P. Haddon 3. 275mile or over, cock (6): J. Oanncll 1, A. 0. McKillop 2, W. J. Woods 3, P. Haddon 4. Hen (3); Dr. A. C. McKillop X, W. J. Woods 2, P. Haddon 3. 200-milo cock (3): Dr. A. 0. McKillop X, E. B. French 2, P. Haddon 8. Hen (3): Dr. A. C. McKillop X, A. H. Stone 2, P. Haddon 3. Most likely flier, cook (6): Dr. A. 0. MoKillop X, J. Cannell 2, ii. T. Gay 3, Jj. Morris 4. Hen (4): It. Morris X, L. T. Gay 2, W. J. Woods 8, Dr. A. 0. McKillop 4. Young Bird Classes, rung, 1029 —60-inllo cook (6): 6. G. Brister X and 4, Dr. A. C. MoKillop 2, J. Cannell 3. Hen (8)! W. J, Woods X, Dr. A. 0. MoKillop 2, E. B. French 3 and 4. Most likely flyer, cock (8): Dr. A. C. McKillop X and special, S. G. Brister 2, P. Haddon 3. Hen (5): L. T. Gay X and 4, Dr. A. C. McKillop 2, J. Cannell 3. CANARIES. (Judge: Mr R. W. Thompson.) Non-colour fed: Yorkshire, yellow, clear or invisible ticked (X): G. Duggan 1. Ticked or variegated (X): G. Duggan X. Buff, clear, ticked, or variegated (I): A. Perry X. Ticked or variegated (X): G. Duggan X. Yellow, clear, ticked, or variegated, hen (X): G. Duggan X. Yellow or buff, cinnamon, self or variegated (X)s A, Perry X. Unflighted Classes—Yorkshire, yellow, ticked, or variegated (X) : A. Perry X and special. Buff, clear or invisible ticked (X): A. Perry X and two specials. Opon Classes—Norwich plain-head, yellow, clear, or invisible ticked (3): G. H. Watson 1 and special, R. J. Bell 2. Ticked or lightly variegated (X): C. Clarke X. Heavily variegated (X): G. Duggan X. Buff, clear, or invisible ticked (2): G. H. Watson X and special, W. H. Walker 2. Ticked or lightly variegated (3): G. H. Watson X, A. Perry 2, 0. Clarke 8. Heavily variegated (1): G. H. Watson X. Yellow, clear, or invisible ticked, hen (2): G. H. Watßon X, W. H, Walker 3. Tioked or variegated, hen (3)1 W. H. Walker X and champion, O. H. Watson 2. Buff, clear or invisible ticked, hen (2): W. H. Walker X, G. H. Watson 2. Ticked or variegated, hen (2): G. H. Watson X, 0. Clarke 2. Yellow or buff, cinnamon,, self or variegated (1): G. Duggan X. Yellow, huff, or green, self or foul (X): C. Clarke X. Mules, goldfinch, dark (2): O. Duggan 1, E. Maydell 2. Finch, any Other variety (X): A. Perry 1. Selling Olait—Cock, not exceeding £1 (1): Q. Duggan 1. Unflighted Classes —Norwich, plain-head, yellow, clear, or invisible ticked (X): G. H. Watson X. Ticked or variegated (3): W. H. Walker X and 2, G. H. Watson 3. Buff, tioked or variegated (2): W. H. Walker I. 2, and special. Yellow, clear, ticked, or variegated, hen (2): W. 11. Walkor X. Buff, clear, ticked, or variegated, hen (X): W. H. Walker X.

FANCY WORK. (Judgo: Mrs A. Bust.) Crochet lace, fine (3): Miss E. Kcvera 1 and special, Mrs I*. Drayton 2, Miss E. L. Tomlinson 8. Cotton (3): Miss E. Kevern 1, Mrs P. Drayton 2, Miss Claridge 3. D'Oylsy, silk (J) I Miss Olaridge 1, Mrs F. Drayton 2, Mist E. L. Tomlinsun Knitting, fancy wool (7): Miss Claridge li ( Mrs HI Chalmers 2, Miss M. Kevern 3, Mils E. L. Tomllnion 4. Fancy cotton (3): Mrs C. R. McElhinney 1, Mrs H. Chalmers 3, Mrs A. Buckley 3. Socks (1): Miss Claridge 1. Woollen work (2): Miss Claridge 1, Miss L. Tomlinson 2. Embroidery—White, eyelet (3): Mrs T. Bullock 1 and special. Miss K. Cox 3, Miss Claridge 8. White, not eyelet (2): Miss Claridge 1, Miss K. Cox 2. Coloured, eyelet (2): Miss Olaridge 1, Miss K. Cox 3. Coloured, not eyelet (5): Miss K. Cox 1, Miss Claridge 2, Miss E. Miles 3, Miss E. Robs 4. Tea cosy, crochet (1): Mrs F. E. Drayton 1. Tea cosy, other than crochet (3): Miss Olaridge 1. Miss K. Cox 2, Miss B. 2). Cox 8. Table centre, white embroidery (2): Miss Claridge 1, Miss K. Cox 2. Afternoon tea cloth, crochet (1): Miss E. Kevern 1. Afternoon tea cloth, not crochet (6): Miss C. Mehrtens 1, Miss K. Oox 2, Miss Olaridge 3, Miss E. Miles 4. Cushion (6): Mrs E. K. Cox 1 and special, Miis Claridgs 2, Miss K. Cox 3, Mis* A. Kevern 4, Whits work, not less than four Varieties (1): Miss Claridge 1. Coloured work, not leas than four varieties (2): Miss Claridge 1, Miss E. Miles 2. Embroidery, silk (1): Miss Claridge 1. Crochet work, Bilk (2): Hilt K. Malonoy 1, Miss E. L. Tomlinson 2. Table centre, coloured (G): Miss K. Cox 1, Miss E. Miles 2. Fancy work njt enumerated (7): Miss Claridge 1, Miss M. Kevern 2, Mrs F. Drayton 3, Miss K. Cox 4. Rag mat (2): Mrs R. Baker 1, Miss A. Kevern 2. Champion Class —Any description of fancy Work (3): Miss E. Kevern 1 and special. Mts Pepper 2, Mrs E. Tomlinson n. Novice Classes— Embroidery, white, not #7« let (8): Miss O. Mehrtens 1, Miss R. Qnlnney 2, Nancy Mcintosh "■ Coloured embroidery, not eyelet (4): Miss E. Ross X, Miss A. Clarke 2, Miss R. Quimiey 3, Mist I. Pox 4. Table centre (3): Miss C. Mehrtens X. Mlit BJ. 'Ross 2, Miss A. Clarke 3. Cushion (1): Mibs V. Fhuer X. Tea cosy (1): Mlbs N. Hughey 1. Girls und«r IS—Best piece' of fancy * T j? r * (7): Nanov Melntoth 1 and special. Bell Jon'es 2, Miiflel Watkins 3, Betty Martyn 4. Raffia work (4): Nurse Sheppard 1. ■=. 4, and special. Mr* N. Hughey 3. Anplinue work (2): Miss R. Scott X. Miss Claridge 2. Embroidery, r'cholieu (4): JF 1 "* v " Mehrtens X, Mrs Pepper 2 and 3, Miss Claridge 4. ART. (Judge: Mr S. G. Brisler.) ■ Oil painting, landscape, from Nature (2): C. Wlson X, 2, and special. AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHY. (Judge l Mr H. D. Bettger.) 81* inches by 4ln and over -Landscape, MMCape, or street eccna (3) • T. Blain 1 and special, L. W. Wilson 2, Miss A. Clark 8. Portrait or child study (1) • D. Smith X. Over 4in x 3in and under 6in x 4in: Landscape or street scene (1): Miss A! Clark 1. Animal study (1): Miss A. Clark X and special. Portrait or child study (1): Miss A Clark 1. 3iin by 2Jin and under—Landscape, seascape, or street soene (4): R. °- Smith X and speoial, L. W. Wilson 3. Animal study (X): Miss A. Clark X. Portrait or ohild study (2): D. Smith 1. Misa A. Clark 2. Farming occupations (1): .Miss -f. Clark 1. Any subject, any siso (4): T. Blain & and special, R. S. Smith 2 and. 3. GRAIN AND ROOTS. (Judse: Mr W. A. Banks.) Potatoes —Commonwealth Blue (1): llangiora High School. Up-to-date (1): Rangiora High School 1. Red Dakota (2): A. G, Rule . Rangiora H.S. 2. Arran Chief (2): Rangiora H.S. X, E. Maydwell 2. Robin Adair (1): H. R. Hack 1. Epicure (1): Rangiora High School 1. Aucklander (2): H. U. Hack X, Rangiora H.S. 2. Any other variety, blue (1): Rangiora High School 1. Any other variety, red or pink (1): Rangi ora High School 1. Any other variety, white or ysllow (3) • Miss A. Clark 1 and special, H R. Hack 2, Rangiora High School 3 Heaviest potato (1): A. G. Rule 1. Swede Turnips—Any variety (2): Balting«r and Cassidy 1, Rangiora High School 2. Mangolds—Globe (5): Ballinger and Cassidy X, H. R Hack 2, A. G. Rule 8. Long Red (X): Ballinger and Cassidy X. Golden Tunorcd (1): Rangiora High School X and special. • Heaviest mangold (2): Ballinger and Cassidy X and special, -A. G. Rule 2. Heaviest vwedea (X): Ballinger and Cassidy i Carrots—Red (1): Rangiora High School 1. White (X): Rangiora High School 1. Yellow (X): Rangiora Higb Sohool 1. Garden Produce—Brown Spanish onions fß>: W Smith X and special, Rangiora High School 3, E. Wheeler 8. Globe onions {1): Rangiora High School X. Any other variety onion* (i): Rangiora High School X. Eschalots (9): Rangiora High Sohool and V. Horrell X equal. Beet (2): F. Horrell X. Parsnips (2): W. Arundel X and special, ?]. Hofrell 2. Marrow (X): Rangiora High School i. Largest marrow (1): Rangiora

Higl' Sohool 1. Cabbage (2): Miss A. Clark X, Rangiora High Sohool 2. Celery (1): F. Horrell 1. Leeks (1): Rangiora High School 1. Carrots (5): H. it. Hack 1, Rangiora High School 2, F; Horrell 8. Collection vegetable#, six varieties (2): Miss A. Clark I and special, Rangiora High Sohool 2 Grain—Wheat, Hunters (1): R. H. Wat kins 1 and special. Clover, red (1): R. H. Watkins 1 and special Clover, white (1): B. H. Watkins l and speoial. FRUIT PRODUCTS. (Judge: Mrs H. X Fleming.) Preserved fruit—Apricot* (2): Mrs J. L. Cox 1, Mrs J, Petrie 2. Gooseberries (3): Mrs W. B. Moody 1, Mrs J. tj. Cox 2, Mrs J. Petrie 8. Neotarines (3): Mrs J. L. Cox 1, Mrs J Pstrle 2. Peaches (8): Mrs J. L. Oox 1, Mrs J. Petrie 2. Pears (8): Mrs J. Tj. Cox 1, Betty Martyn 2, Mrs J. Petrie 3. Plums (2): Mrs J. h. Cox 1, Mrs J. Petrie 2. Collodion of fruits (1): Mrs J. L. Oox 1. _ Jam —In twelve classes for Jam, Mrs J. Ij. Oox was the only exhibitor, and \yos awarded first prize In each class. CAKES AND SCONES. (Judge: Mrs H. J. Fleming.) White bread (4): Miss J. McQuillan 1, Miss K. Cox 2, Miss A. A. King 8, Mrs J. McKay 4. Nut loaf (2): Mrs G. Hobbs 1. Miss K. Cox 3. Plain scones (11) Bessie Wilson 1 and speoial, Miss J. McQuillan -, Mrs G. Hobbs 8, Miss A. A. King 4. Date scones (8): Mrs G. Hobbs 1 and 2, Miss K. Cox 8, Mm J. McKay 4. Plain fruit cake (8): Mrs W. B. Moody 1 and special. LHias Scott 2, Joy Dennis 3, Mrs J. McKay 4. Madeira cake (S): Mrs W. B. Moody 1 and special, Miss K. Cox 2, Mrs G. Hobbs 3, Mavis Farr 4. Sponge sandwich (8): Lillas Scott 1 and special, Lorna Champion 2, Mrs W. B. Moody 8, Mrs J. McKay 4. Pikelets (5): Mrs E. Summers 1, Mrs W. B. Moody 3, Miss K. Cox 3, Mrs G. Hobbs 4. Girls' Cookery (tinder fifteen years)Sponge sandwich (30): Merle Frascr 1 and special, Betty Parsons 2 and special, Muriel Watkins 3 and special, Miss Leech 4. riain sconcs (30): Reta McQuillan I and special, Esther Barrio 3 and special, Gladys Wilson 3 and special. Date scones (16): Miss Lcccli 1 and special, Merle Fraser « and special, Rota McQuillan 3 and special, I»Kaio Prcstney 4. Madeira cake (15): Edna Parsons 1 and special. Mavis Moody « and special, Botty Parson 3 and special, Rhona Smith 4. Plain fruit cake (6): Sybil Tropp 1 and special, Clarlco McKay 2 and special, Ngalo Prcstney 3 and special, Nancy Seward 4. HONEY, ETC. (Judge: Mrs H. J. Fleming.) Honey—Liquid honey (1): C°ok an< * Thompson 1 Bnd Special. Granulated honey (1): Cook and Thompson 1 and special, bection of comb honey (2): Miss Shepherd 1 and speoial, Cook Bnd Thompson 2. Haltframe of comb honey (2): Miss Shepherd l. Cook and Thompson 2. , , Yellow beeswax (1): Miss Shepherd 1. Fancy beeswax (1): Miss Shepherd *• ~ Commercial class for apiarists (2) : jsiiss Shepherd 1, Cook and Thompson 2. FRUIT. (Judge: Mr F. Sisson.) Dessert apples (1): N. Goldsbury 1 and special.. Cooking apples (X > ■ N. Goldsbury 1 and spoclal. Sturmer Pippins (1) • Goldsbury 1. Ballarat Seedling (l). «. Goldsbury I. Lord Wolsoley (1):' N. Goldsbury X and special. Munro Favourite (1). N. Goldsbury 1. Jonathan (1): N. Goldsbury 1 and special.