A. AND P. SHOW.

Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 20089, 19 November 1930, Page 8

A. AND P. SHOW.

W AIM ATE. A CREDITABLE EXHIBITION. (SPSGXXX. TO THS TB.BSS.) ■ WAIMATE, November 18. The "Waimate A. and P. Association's 49th annual 6bow was held to-day. The weather was fine and there was a large attendance. The quality of the exhibits, was fully up to the usual standard. Tho entries lotalled 7*e, against 737 last year. The arrangements for the show were well executed by the president (Mr A. W. Barnett) aud the secretarv (Mr A. J. HoskinsJ, assistc-d by a capable committee. In tuo sheep scctiou, J. A. Johnstone, who carried oil trie znaiw and tVmale Cornedaic • •nampjonsnip at L'hrigtciiurcD, repeated the performance here, his principal competitor being C. ii. Johnstone, wlio, however, secured a first and & second in the l<-4 months male ciafts, and a in the class 18 to 30 months. The local breeder in Border Leicester*, 11. Uuddeukiau, who was also a prize-taker at Cnristchurch, was a big exhibitor, and competition was between him and A. Ward, though K. Parry, jun., secured two firsts. A. M. Copland did not patronise this section to any extent th.s year, though he contested the flocic ram hogget competition with K. Ruucienkluu. the latter winning the cup. A. M. Copland got the v h c ticket. English Leicesters and Soulhdowna classes brought forward no entries, while Romneys were poorlv supported, F. G. Brown's rain taking the'blue ribbon, and C. H. S. Johnstone's entry securing the reserve. There were, few entries of fat sheep, though some nice | animals were penned by W. G. Thomson, A. \Y. Barnett. and A. Jones and Son. Com* petition was lceen, however, in fat lambs, and the quality of the prize-takers was high. Sheep judging and wool classing were again popular features, many young farmers contesting these useful classes. There were very fair entries of sheep dogs, and some useful animals were shown. J. Briggs, a local breeder, had to divide honours in the Berkshire pig class this year with Waitaki Boys* High School, which sent forward some excellent specimens. Anions Jersey cattle George Dellow captured the championship in the three-year-old hull class with Pelmdale Pouraise Lad. IX Kennedy took the reserve championship. He also captured the young bull clashes, the championship for eow in milk, dry cow, two heifer classes, and the class for cow with progeny. In Friesians. A. fi. El worthy, a prominent "winner fvt Christchurch, divided the prizes with J. Briggs, taking the bull championship and the .ow and heifer award*. J. Briggs captured the young bull award, eow in milk, and the two heifer prises. A. Jones and Son monopolised the fat stock section. No Shorthorns or Ayrshires were shown. The district's reputation for Clydesdales was well maintained by the quality of this section to-dav, the judge remarking that the champion yearling Ally was outstanding, while the geldings generally were a very fine class. Unfortunately ther* was a decline in the entries, and competition in each class was poor. Hacks brought keen rompetition. the prires goingr mainly to J. M. Shaw, Miss B. Harper. Miss J. Edgar Jones. W. B. Clarkson, and Cameron. The events for hunters were keenly contested •by large fields, even larger than those of last Competitors were present from far afield, hut local horses more than held their own. The award for the best jumper on the ground went to J. Waldie'a Bandana. W. B. Clarkson'* Th* Cossack being allotted second place. The classes of particular interest to the fair sex wore very popular, and it was noteworthy that the quality of pupils' cookinc. of which there were many entries, was in many cases on a par with that of tho adults' cooking. A particularly interesting feature was a thrift exhibition by Women's Institutes. This attracted much attention, no fewer

than nineteen Institutes throughout Canterbury contributing towards this unu*iH%l feature. , 3?esuHj?:— - SHEEP. COBRIEDAJ^BS. (Judge; Mr W. Anderson, Waiau.) Ram, over :i0 months (3): J. A. Johnstono 1 and champion, 2 and reserve champion, C. i H. S. Johnstone 3-. Ram, over 18 and under 30 months (3): J. A. Johnstone 1 and 2, C. H. S. Johnstone 3.- Ram, over 18 months aud under UO months, shorn (3): C. 11. S. John- . stono 1, J. A. Johnstone 2 and 3. Ram, 18 'months or under (4): C. H. S. Johnstono 1 and *2i- J. A Johnstone 3. Itam, 18 months . or under, shorn (4): J. A. Johnstone 1 and 2, R. X). Migdley 3. Pen of two rams, 18 months or under (2): J. A. Johnstone 7, C. 11. S. Johnstono 2. Ewe, over 30 months, with lamb at foot (3): J. A. Johnstono 3, 2, and reserve champion. R. D. Midgley 3. Ewe, over 13 months and tinder 3-0. with lamb at foot (2): J. A. Johnston© 1 and 2 and champion. Ewe, 13 months or nndor (2): J. A. Johnstono 1 and 2. Ewe, 18 months or under, shorn (2); J. A. Johnstone 1 and 2. Pen of two ewes. 18 months or under (1): J. A. Johnstone 1. BORDER LEICESTEES. (Judges; Mr W. O. Ronnie, Doyloston, rams; Mr N. M. Orbell, Fairlie, ewes.) Ram, over 30 montbs (2) : A. Ward I, H. Ruddcnklau 2. Ram, over 18 and under 30 months (5) : R. Parry, jun. 1, H. Ruddenklau 2 and 3. Ram, over J8 and under 30 months, shorn (4): A. Ward 1» A. M. Copland 2, R, Parry, jun. 3. Ram, 18 months or under (4):- H. Ruddenklau 1 and 2, A. Ward 3. Ram, 18 months or under, shorn (5) : A. Ward 1 and 2, H. Ruddenklau 3. Pen of two rams, 18 months or under (3): H. Ruddenklau 1 and 3, A. Ward 2. Ewe, with lamb at foot, over 30 months (?) : IT. Ruddenklau 1, 2, and champion, A. Ward h c. Ewe, with lamb at foot, over 18 and under 30 months (4): H. Ruddenklau 3, 2, h c, and reserve champion. Ewe, 18 months or under (6): H. Ruddenklau 1 and 3, A. W T ard 2. Ewe, 18 months or under, shorn (5): R. Parry, jun. 1, A. Ward 2, Ti. Ruddenklau 3, i Pen of. two ewes, 18 months or under (s>: JT. Ruddenklau i- and 2, R. Parry, jun. 3. 1 Flock' ram competition (2): n. Ruddenklau I, A. M. .Copland v h c. KOMNEYS, (Judge: Mr G. P. Johnßtone, Oatnaru.) Ram, 16 months or under (2): F. G. Brown 1 and champion, C. H. S. Johnstone 2. Ram, 18 months or under, shorn (1) : C. H. S". Johnstono 1 and . reserve champion. Crossbred?— Pen of three crorsbred ewes, IS months or under, by long-wool ram. suitable for breeding fat lambs (1): A. "W. P»arnett 1, PAT SHEEP Alhj LAMBS. (Judge: Mr Us Sinclair, Timaru. J Pen of three crossbred wethers, to bo thorn, for butchers (1) : W. G. Thomson 1. Three crossbred ewes, shorn, for butchers (T): A. W. Barnott 1. Three balfbred or Uorriedate cross wethers, for butchers, to be rbown in the wool (1): A. Jones and Hons 1. Two crossbred wethers over 13 rr.onths, for freeiing purposes, live weight not to eWeed 1701b (2 ) : W. G. Thomson 1, A. W. Barnett 2. Three crossbred sheep, •wes or wethers, 18 months or' under, for freezing purposes (I): A. W. Barnett 1, Three crossbred sheep suitable for freezing (2): A. W. Barnett .1, W. G. Thomson 2. Three fat lambs, short*wool cross, live weight not to exceed 851b (2): W. Hayman I, C. H. Verity 2. Thr«»e fat lambs, shprt wool cross, between 60lb and 751b (9): W. L. Hay 3, Jas. R. Belt 2, John Foley 3. Three fat lambH, long wool cross, not to exceed 851b (3): I' 1 , Bailey 1, W. Hayman 2. Three fat lambs, long wool cross, between 601b and 751b (7); F. Bailey 1. J. Kyall 2, C. R. Barnett 3, Three fat lambs, live weight- not to exceed 851b (4): W. Hayman

1. C. H. Verity 2, F. Bailey 3. Three fat lambs, short wool cross, between 601b and 751b' (9): \V. L. Hay J, Jas. R. Bell 2, John Foley 3. Three fat lambs, long wool "cross, between 601b and 751b (7): F. Bailey 3* .7. Fyall 2, C. R. Barnett 3. Three fat lambs, any breed,, any weight, not allowed to compete in any other cla 3 (]): C. H. Verity X. CATTLE. (Judge:* Mr R. Maddren, Winchester.) Jerseys—Bull, -3yrs and' upwards (1): Geo. DelloW's Palmdale Soumiso Lad 1. and champion. Bull, calved since July 1.-t, 1928 (1): I). Kennedy's Hainbrook Cut*) Robin 1 and reserve champion. Bull, calved since July Ist, 1929 (4); D. Ken nedy's Palmdale Forward Prince 1, Geo D.ellow's Otaio Merry General 2, W. R. Grant 3, Cow in milk, any ag© (4) :D. Kennedy's Palmdale- Lilicum I and champion, A. A. McKenzie's Lady 2. Mrs A. M Copland's Lady Betty 3. Heifer in milk, calved since July Ist, 1927 (1): Mrs A. M. Copland's Lady Betty 1. Cow. any age, dry (1): T). Kennedy's Palmdale Marguerite 1. . Heifer, calved since July Ist, 1928 (2) :. D. Kennedy's Palmdale Jane 1 and reserve champion. P. Kennedy's Palra dale Enreen '2. Heifer, calved since July Ist, 1929 (1): D. Kennedy's Rof« 1. Cow. any age, with two of her progeny (2): t>. Kennedy's Palmdale Lilicum 1, D. Kennedy s Jersey Park Fancy 2. FKIESIANS. (Judge: Mr W. McLachlan, Lecston.) Bull, calved since July Ist, 1928 (1) : A. S. I Elworthy's Melrose Champion Echo Sylvia 1 /?"? piou - B - a11 ' Bince July Ist. 19.9 (1): J. Briggs's Tiriana's Boy 1. Cow in milk, any age- (1): J. Briggs's Pareora Aggfie, xieifer, in. milk, calved since July Ist, 1927 (w): A. S. Elworthy's Pareora Burkeyo Hero 1, J. Briggs'e Bonny.Glen 2. Cow, any dry (l)i A. S. Elworthy's Pareora Hero s Posch 1. Heifer, calved since July Ist, 1928 (1): J. Briggs's ltose'Queen 1. Heifer, calved since July Ist, 1929 (3)- J. Briggs'B Countess Aggie 1, A. S. Klworthy's Pareora Burkey* Van Trumper 2, J. Briggs's Wild Roso Queen 8. _ ' ' 86

datrt cows. J A*t breed dairy cow (3): D. Kennedy** Jersey Park Fancy I and champion, I J. Briggs's Pareora Aggie 2, D. Kennedy's . Paltndale Liliceron 3. Dairy cow belonging to person occupying not more than 10 • acres (1): A. A. McKemic I. Heifer calf, I any breed, six months or to hc : hibited by boy or girl under 16 (6) : J. ; Brass's Tip Top 1, I>. Kennedy s Amy .. and Cheeky 3. | FAT STOCK. | Pat bullocks (2): Alf Jone. and' Sons 1 and 2. Fat cow or heifer <-)■ Alf. Jones 1 and 2. Pair fat bullocks (n : Alf Jones aid Sons 1. r»ir fat heifers or COT! (1): Alf Jon« and Pons 1. PIGS. (Judge: Mr feeaton, Timaru.) Berkshires—Boar, between «>ght and 14 months (2): Vaitski B»j>' High School 1 and champion. Sow, over 14 months (1), . «T. fcriggs 7. Sow. under eight months (2): J Waitaiki Bovs' High Sow, with litter of six <, 1> : « T - Briggs 1 and • champion. i Baron Pig (2): .T. Briggs 1 T. B. Steven:, 2. Two porkers (1): T. H. I. SHEEP DOGS. (Judge: Mr J. J. McDonald, Papakalo Smooth-haired colli© dog ('*): «Tamf*s Smillie's Redan 1, Alf Jones and Sons' Dick 2, James Holmes's Ned 3. Smooth-haired collie slut (4): A. A. McKenzie's Gift 1, > P. Johnston© 2, H. Elworthy's Queen 3. Rough-haired colli© dogs (s)*: F. J. Hen- | shaw's Glen 1, D. McCarron's Help 2, Mi>s I •H. Bird's Roy 3. Rough-haired collie slut • (3) : J. H. McFsrlane's Ln*si« 1. C. 11. ] Verity's Ring 2. Miss Ca'h McLach lan's Gay | 3. Bearded <-ollie dogs (4i: A. Smith's Ling 3. A. D. McKenzic's Rough *2, A. A. McKcnzie's Scott 3. ' DAIRY PRQDUCE, COOKING, ETC. ! (Judge: Mr A. Jones, Timaru.) , Fresh butter (3): Mrs C. Boyce 3, Mrs J. ! A. Neely 2, Mrs T. Pino 3. Fancy butter (2) : Mrs C. Boyco I and 2. Powdered butter (2) : Mrs T. Prue 3, Mrs J. A. Neely 2. Smoked bacon (2): Jas. Fraser 1 and Unemoked bacon (2); Jas. Fraser J and 2. Smoked ham (2): Jas. Fraser 1 and 2. Unsmoked ham (2): Jas. Fraser I and 2. Home-made bread (1; : Mrs T. Prue .2. Home-made bread (.Waimate county residents) (2): Mrs J. A. Neely 1, Mrs T. -Pruo 2. heimoiine bread (1) : Mrs C. Boyce 1. Mrs E. Atwill 2, Mrs C. E. Whelan 3. Homc-mndfi Bermalino bread (Waimato county residouts) : t, 3) : Mrs C E. Whelan J, Mrs C. Boyce 2. Mrs E. Atwill 3. Home made girdle icon's (2): Mrs C. E. Whelan 1, Mrs E. Atwill 2. Home-made girdle scones (.Waimate county refidonts) (4): Miss E. Rogers 1, Mrs J. A. Neely 2, Mrs E. Atwill 3. Home-made acones (6): Mrs E. Atwill 1 and 2, Mrs C. Boyce 3. Home-made scones (Waimate county residents) (6) : Mrs E. Atwill I and 2,' Mrs C. Boyce 3. Homemade brown scones (5): Miss E. Rogers 1, Mrs J. A. Neely 2, Mrs C. Boyce 3. Horat-m.ido brown scones (Waimate county residents) (5): Mrs C. Boyce I, Mr» J. A. Neely 2. Miss E. Rogers 2. Plain oatmeal cakes Co): Mrs C. E. Whelan 1 and 2. Mrs E. Atwil] 3, Plain oatmeal cakes (Wa ; - rr.ate County residents) (5): Mrs C. E. Whelan 1 and 2. Mrs C. Boyce .'I. Rich fruit • cake (3) : Mrs R. Mcllwraith 3, Mrs J. A. | Neely 2, Miss Hilda Shears 3. Light fru:t J Ciko (7): Miss Hilda Shears 1, Mr 3 E. At- | will 2, Mrs J. Peter .'L Soed cake (4): Mr* "J 1 Prue 1, Mrs J. C. Hay 2, Mrs J. A. Nefly 3. Gingerbread (5): Mrs J. A. Mrs T Prue 2. Mrs J. C. Hay 3. .Sponge cake (3): Miss E.-Read 1, Mrs J. O. Hay 2 hnd 8. Sponge sandwich (3): Mrs J. <"*. Hay 1 ?ind 3, Miss E. Read 2. Shortbread (6): Mi<s A. Milne 1. Miss Hilda Shears 2, Mrs J. P* f r 3. Suet plum pudding (4'»; Mrs _F. \ Alexander 1, Mrs T. Prue 2, ;* iv.vOi-.i 3. plum ptjdding (5): M:-;< E. Atwill 1. Miss y.. Itogers 2, Mrs C. E. Whelan 3. Pastry f3) : Sirs E Whelan 1 (specially commanded). Mrs C. Boyce 2. Miss E. Atwill 3. Home-made biscuit* (3): Miss Hilda Shears I and 3, Mrs C. V.. Whelan 2.

.Tama and jellies ' : Mrs ,7. A. N.-rdv ? and 2. Mrs C. E. Whelan 3. liens* ecss (2): Mrs A. Moor* 1, Mrs .7. Peter 2. Honey in rnmb (2): Mm J. O. Hav 1 and 2. Extracted honey (1): H. Meredith. Pupils' Cookery Ov<»n s**on<»K (7): Kva Puttick 1, Gladys- Moncrief 2. Winifred Harrison 3. Sausage rolls (6): Terpen Dwyrv 1. Gladys Moncrief 2, Elfie Hannifin 3. Sponf?o cake (5): Mario Brav 1, B»tt.v Rvan 2. Eva Putfick 3. Sped rak* (6): Elsie Hannifin 1. Marie Bray 2. Anna Malthus a. Marble cake (3>: Eva Puttick 1. T'-roci l>wycr 2, Milly Willotts 3. Rich fruit rake 63): Milly Willctts 1. Elsio Hannifin 2. Marcella Whelan 3. Tiicht fruit cal;p (. r >) : Eva Puttirk 1. Winifred Harrison 2, Mnrie llray 3. Gingerbread (4): Milly Willctts 1. Mario Bray 2, Marrella Whelan 3. Suet plum pudding <5) : KJsie Hannifin T, Gladys Moncrief 2, Milly Willetts 3. Butter plum pudding (5): Marie Bray 3. Winifred Harrison 2. Marcella Whel«n 3. Paltry (V.): Eva Prittick 1. Marie Bray 2. Teresa Dwver 3. Homemade biscuits (4): Marie P»rny 1, Eva Puttick 2. Teresa I)wyer 3. HORSES. DRAUGHTS. Entire colt, 2 years (2): A. M. Copland 1, Thos. Quinn's Donald Aboo 2. Yearling cult (5) : A. Cruiekbhanic 1, C. 11. 6. Johnstone 2, W» Smith 3. Dry marc, any ag« (I); J. Reid's June Miller 1. Filly, y years (1): W. Smith's Cora Lynn Kdna 1, Fi11y,.2 years (2;: Jack Fox 1, K. S, Kain'e Bessie Knight 2. Filly, yearling <3): It. Sinclair 1, A. M. Copland 2, T. H. Stoveus 3. Yearling colt or filly, bred by exhibitor (Clydesdale Horse Society's medal) (3): A M. Copland 1. Colt or filly, 2 years oi ucder, bred by exhibitor (Association cup); K. Sinclair 1. Colt or filly, 2 years or under, by any sire owned by donor of cup, J. K. Patrick's Cup i 42): A. M. Copland 1 Beet Clydesdale, broci by exhibitor (6): R. Sinclair 1. Brood m*re, in foal or ioal at foot (3): W. Smith's L-Jkdy Pauline 1, W. H. Meyer's Bonny Ito selTa 2. Gelding, any age (G); J. Reid'e Dick 1, J. Raid's Sandy 2, G- P. Johnstone's Jock 3. Gelding, three years (2): G. I\ Johnstone's Barney 1, J. Roid's Rhonny K X Gelding, two years : (3): C. H. S; Jonnstone's Jock 1, J. Fox 2, A. E. Beard 3. Pair geldings, three years and ov«»r, in work (2): G. P. Johnfctone'e Jock and Barney I, J. Raid's Dick and Sandy 2. Three gelding, three'years and ovor, in work (t): J. Re id 1. Four-bors« t«am, three rears and over, in work (1): J. Reid 1. Pair roarea, five years t*nd over x (1): "W. Smith 1. Spring-dray hors**, tip to 25cwt (2): J. Reid 1 and 2. talking draught mare or gelding, in -work (1): J. Beid 1. THOROUGHBREDS. Entire colt, two ypars (1): Captain X. A. Rattray 1 and champion. Gelding or filly, two years (1): Captain N. A. Rattray ] anr] champion. Yearling colt or fi'ly (1): A. Smith 1. Dry raarf, thr*e years and over (•2): Don McPherson's Matriculation 1, Mia? J. Morrow's Tractor Las* 2. HACKS. - Stallion, three years and over (1): R. J. Gordons Worthy. Bond 1. Brood mare, ir foal or foal at foot (1): C. H. Verity's Souvenir I. Gelding or mare, weight carrier any weight (9): G'larkson and Cameron'f Killamey 1, Miss J. Studbolme'o Tip Toe! 2, J. Shaw's Texaco 3, Mies M. MoQuade a Aristocrat v h c. Gelding or mar*, to carry 15 stone (2): Wis3 B. Harper's Captain Murphy 1, Miss M. McQuade's La Rinka 2. Gelding or mare, to rerry 13 stone (4): Misb B. Harper's Challenger J, Miss J. Edgar Jones's Kohinoor 2, F. G. Brown'e Chinook 3. Gelding or mare, to carry U stone (10): J. M. Show's .George 1, Clarkson and Cameron's Killamey 2, Miss J. Edgar Jones's Kerry 3. Lady's hack, to be ridden by a lady (12): Miso J. Edgar Jones's Kftrry 3, J. M. Shaw's Goordie 0, Clarkson and Cameron's Killarn®y 3. Gelding or mare, most suitable for troop horse, 11.3 in 15.3 hsnds (6): J, M. .ShawV G*ordi© 1, Mrs A. NichoJle's Jingler 2, J. M. ShawV Texaco 3. Walking hark (7): J. WaldiVs Bandana T, F. C. Wilhell'M Porahui 2. Mias B. Harper's Captain Murphy 3. LIGHT HARNESS HORSES. Single buggy horse, for tho&e that have .-never -won a first prizo (3): J. A. Bry- | <»on's Peter 1, Mif?s Jean Morrow's Moon- [ .light 2, F. Meyes's Jack 3. Single buggyhorse (4): H. G. Ricks's Plato 1, F. C. Withell's Pcrahui 2, F. G. Brown s peter 3. Dogcart horse' (2):-, T. H. Ivey's Dan. 1 and champi-m Mra M. Keith's Chum 2. COBS AND PONIES. Cob, between 14 and 15 hands (6) : Eric Jackson's Red Heather 3, T. H. Ivey's Barney 2, Miss D. Miller's Stormy 3. Harness cob, between 14 and 15 hands <6): Eric Jackson's Red Heather 1, T. H. Ivey's Barney 2, Miss D. Miller's Stormy 3. Pony, entire, under 1-4.3 hands (2) : W. AiD2e T s Duckworth of Earl's Hall 1. Harness pony, between 13.2 and 14.2 hands (9): Eric Jackson's Red Heather I,'T. H. Ivey's Barney 2, Mits Jean Morrow's Starlight 3, Miss G. Hamilton's Blazes v h c. Harness pony, 13.2 hands or under (8): J. F. Cooney's Daslier 1, T. H. Ivey's Tip 2, Eric Jack&ou's • Kewpio 3 Pony, between 13-2 and 14.2 hands, ridden by boy or girl under 16 (9): Miss Eleanor Bulleid's Trixie 1 and . champion, Eric Jackson's Red Heat,her 2, Priest and Street's Teddy 3, T. H. Ivey's Barney v h c. . Pony, between 12.2 and 13.2 hands, to be ridden bv boy or g-irl not ovpr 14 (8): Mlrb H. G. Rich's Bonfire 1, Eric Jackson's Kewpie 2, Murray Hobbs's Ja*» 3. Pony, bet-ween 11.2 and 12.2 hands, ridden by hoy or girl not over 13 (2): Mrs C. H. S. Johnstone t. Jack Newall's -Trixie 2. Pony. 11.2 hands or nnder, ridden by boy or girl not over 13 (2): Miss Molly Winter's Tony 1. Pony, between 13 and 14.2 hands, ridden by boy or girl not ov£r 10 (ponies that have not won a first prize> (II): Erie Jackson'* Kewnie 1. Priest and Teddy 2. Miss Helen Kain's Toby 3. Pony, under 13 hands, ridden by boy or eirt not over 13 (for ponies that have won a •first prite) (13): Mrs C. H. S. Johnstone 1. T. .Moore's Jimmy 2. Jump—Ponies under 14.3 hands, ridden by boy or girl not over 16 (6): Eric Jackson's

Ilod rJ"rr»t—roriicrt"\i''twfon 13.2 and 1-1.2 hands, ridden by hoy or ffirl not ovor 10 (5); M. f'ooncy'o K«»s'A 7, T. V. Cooney's Jimmin 2, Miss Ijily Winter's Lady Myjuic Trot, ponies n.2 hands or tinder, ridden hy hoy or trirl not ov«-r 10 M>) : Ij. Hanifin's Tommy Star 1, .1. I*'. Coynpy's I>asher J. Balfour's Vanity HUNTERS. Mr J. H. <iri«c, Ashburtnn.) Thint»*r, to carry It htone (7): Mi.'s B. Harper's <*aplain Murphy 1. J. Waldif's Reform '2, F G. Ilrown's Chinook o. Hunter, to carrv 1? Kloitc M .*> > : W. B. Cs:»rk.^oti' s The CoHfvack 1, J. \V aide's Handana 2, Miss I». Harpc-r's <*'hnllr»ni;»'r -i. Maiden h'lutT M"): Mi*s M. Aristocrat 1, .1. Waldif's lipform 'I, K. G. Brown's Chinook owriff! ;ind riddon hy m»'nihnr of Waimatfi I>i strict Hunt (in); J. nordima 1, Mis* Cat h MrLarhlan's Wir.-J-ff? 2 T V. foon>'v's Motukarara T*. ftr«t jumper on ground (17)*: .T. WaWie's Bandana 1. W. B. Clarkson' f Tho 2, Miss B. Harper'.? Captain Murphy