TIMARU SHOW.

Press, Volume LXVII, Issue 20381, 30 October 1931, Page 9

TIMARU SHOW.

PEOPLE'S DAY ATTRACTS LARGE CROWDS.

FURTHER AWARDS MADE.

People's Day of the Timaru Agricultural and Pastoral Association's sixtysixth exhibition at Smithfield Show Grounds yesterday was a notable success, the fixture being favoured with summer-like weather, with brilliant sunshine. The exhibition attracted almost a record gathering from all parts of South Canterbury. i The crowd displayed the keenest interest in the horse competitions, which were of a uniformly high standard, the jumping in particular commanding attention because of the keenness of the contests in the various classes. The quality of stock and agricultural produce • exhibited was of a particularly high plane and fully maintained the reputation of the district. A feature of the day was the parade of prize-win-ning stock, which formed one of the finest displays seen in the district for a number of years. The trophies were presented by the wife of the president, Mrs T. Seaton, Mr Seaton congratulating the winners upon their successes. ( Though smaller than usual this year the display of industrial exhibits and trade lines was very effective and, attracted considerable interest from the public. The Highland Pipe Band was in attendance and played selections during the day. The Prise List. The following is the continuation oi the prize list:— DRAUGHT HORSES—SECTION I. (Judge: Mr J. H. Mitchell, Studholmc.) Entire: J. M. Smith X and champion, A. Howden 2, H. Aitken 8. Three-year entire, colt: Andrew Grant 1, A. M. Copland 2. Twoyear entire, colt: Andrew Grant 1 and reserve champion. Yearling entire: C. H. S. Johnston 1. Four-year gelding: Andrew Grant 1. Pair geldings, three years and upwards: Andrew Grant X. Best walking stallion: J. M. Smith X, Arch. Wilson 2, Andrew Grant 3, A. Howden h c. Three-year-old gelding: Andrew Grant X. Best walking mare or gelding: R. J. Edgar X, Andrew Grant 3 and 3. DRAUGHT HORSES—SECTION 11. Dry mare: Andrew Grant X, R. J. Edgar 2. Three-year filly: Andrew Grant X. Two-year filly: Andrew Grant X and 2. Yearling filly: Andrew Grant X and 2, C. H. S. Johnston 3. Pair mares, three years or over: Andrew Grant X, champion, and reserve champion. Three horses, not exceeding five years, progeny o£ one sire: Andrew Grant X, 2, and 3. SPRING DRAT HORSES. Spring dray horse, up to Xscwt: B. Carswell X. Fanner's spring dray trap horse, up to Bcwt: John Courtney X. Tradesmen's turn-out up to XOcwt: John Courtney 1. HARNESS HORSES. (Judge: Mr G. Kain, Orari.) Stallion, three years and upwards: H. and |J. McMillan X and 2. Trotting colt, speed, action, and conformation to be considered: H. and J. McMillan X and 3, A. Mumford 2. PONIES. (Judge; Mr G. Kain, Orari.) Stallion, 14.2 hands or under: T. H. Ivey X and reserve champion, A. R. Johnston 2, Miss D. Orbell 3, H. Johnstone h c. Pony, over X 2.2 hands and not over 13.2 hands: Andrew Grant X, Thomas Gee 2, Miss J. Cameron 8, Desmond Cooney h e. Pony, over XX and not over X 2.2 hands: Miss P. Orbell X, C. H. S. Johnston 2, Miss V. M. H, Nichols 3. Pony, X 3 hands or under: Denize Grant X, Miss C. 'Woodhousa 2 ond 8, William Grant h c. Pony, 18 hands and not over 14.2 hands r.Andrew Grant 1 and champion, H._ Johnstone 2, Miss V. M.' H. Nichols 3. Pony, under 18 hands: Chas. Stone X, Miss Woodhousa 2, Miss C. Woodhouse 8. Polo pony: Miss M. Orbell X, D. Orbell 2. THOROUGHBREDS. (Judge: Mr E. Roberts, Mount Somera.) Stallion: R. S. Dixon X. Brood mare, in foal or with foal: D. McPherson X. SADDLE HORSES. (Judge: Mr E. Roberts, Mount Somors.) Yearling colt or gelding: H. D. Eganneh 1,. E. M. Husband 2. Cob, up. to 14 stone,-sot, exceeding 15 hands: Miss 0. Cameron 1. Hack, any age, non previous first prize win- j ner: L. J. Fechney X, 3. T. Chamberlain 2, ; Mrs H. B. S. Johnstone 3, Miss Edgar Jones j h c. Fifteen stone hack, any age: Miss B. Harper 1, Miss S. Orball 2, Mrs A. Nicoll 8. j Thirteen stone hack, any age: Miss K. I Westenra 1, H. L. Brown 2, Miss R. Greenslade -8, Miss Edgar Jones h e. Eleven stone, hack, any ege: h. J. Fechney 1, Mrs H. B. S. Johnstone 2, J. M. Shaw 3, J. T. Chamberlain h c. Lady's hack: L. J. Fechney 1 and'reserve champion, Miss K. Westenra 2, Mrs H. B.- S. Johnstone 9, J. M. Shaw >h e. Best -paced hack: Miss B. Harper X' and champion, Miss K. Westenra 2, J, JI. Shaw 8, Mrs A. Nicoll h c. Troop horses: J. M. Shaw 1, Mrs A. Nicoll 2, Mrs Edgar-Jone/i 8, F. 0. Withell hc. Mare suitable tor breeding remounts: Miss I. Rolleston X, Miss G. Cameron 2, L. J. Fechney 3. HUNTERS. ■ ' j (Judge: Mr E. Roberta, Mount Somers.) Lady's hunter, ridden over jumps: J. Waldie's Bandana X, B. Harper's Challenger 2. J. M. Shaw's Geordie 3, Miss B. Harper's Captain Murphy 4. Hunter, any weight: ' Miss Harper's Captain Murphy 1, J. Waldie's Bandana 2, Miss B. Harper's Challenger 3, Miss S. Orbell'a Tycbo 4. Challenge Cup: Miss B. Harper's Captain Murphy. SHEEPDOGS. (Judge: Mr M. L. Elliott, Glenavy.) Short-haired dog: C. A. Chester's Jack 1, Miss S. Keefe's Tui 2, J. Isitt's —. 8. Short-haired slut: A. A. McKenzie's Gift 1, J. Hill's Flora 2. C. Ley's Ring 3. Longhaired, dog: J. 0. Evans's Bot 1, Miss S. Keefe's Darkie 2, H. Walters's —. 8. Longhaired, slut: H. A. Aitken's Lass X, N. J. Gliddon's —. 2, H. Walden's —. 8. Bearded dog: A. A. McKenzie's Blue 1, A. F. Jones's —. 2, A. Lambie's —. 3. Bearded slut: A. A. McKenzie's Fan 1. PIGS. (Judge: Mr J. 0. Chamberlain, Ellesmerc.) Berkshires —Boar, over X 4 months: J. DGalpin 1 and champion. Boar, under 14 months: J. D. Galpin X. Boar, under eight months: J. D. Galpin X. Sow,- over 14 months: J. D. Galpin 1 and champion. ° ow ' under 14 months: J. D. Galpin 1. Bow, under eight months: J. D. Galpin 1. - Large White —Boar, unde# 14 months, j D. Galpin 1 Bnd champion. Sow, over X 4 months: J. D. Galpin 1 and champion. Sow, under X 4 months: J.-E". Galpm 1. Any other Breed —Boar, any a S® •, . ,' Galpin 1. Sow, any age: J. D. Galpm 1. Three porkers: J. D. Galpin 1. . FRUIT." Dessert apples: S. Unwin X, W. Butchers 2 and 8, P. E. Hall he. Cooking apples. Helen Hall 1, S. Unwin 2, Marie Hall 3, Eric Hall h c. BUTTER. (Judge: Mr S. Clayton, Lyttelton.) . Butter, without salt: Mrs Hellyer 1, Miss H. Stocker 2, Mrs F. Neale 3, ,W. Butchers hc. Salted butter: Mrs • Hellyer 1, Miss H. Stocker 2, Mra_ A. W. Kelman 8, Mrs G. H. Cone h e made butter: Alpine Dairy Co., Ltd., 1 and "• HONEY. (Judge: Mr W. J. Fix, Christchurch.) Display: George Hoatten X, B. T. Oloake 2. Extracted honey: B. T. Cloake i, Mrs L. Adamson 2, W. Adamson 3 -„ "Snj S L G K X H & ? h 0D H y^aL Hoatten X and 2. Mrs T H. Stewart 3. Beeswax: George Hoatten 1 and 2, B. T. Cloake 3. White liquid honey: L. Ross 1, W. Goodman 2. SOAP. (Judge: Mr G. T. Dawson, Timaru.) kiss line b c " EGGS. (Judge: Mr G. T. Dawson, Timaru.) M Wh s it Vn&f2fMlsfG M Cameron 8?%. f Hal'kett hc. Brown le s^^ iB y s Phyllis Hart 1, Mrs F F Weiu<■ . <, Duck S££V.'. S-&&WW * G. Cameron 3. DREBSED POULTRY. (Judge: Mr G. T. Dawson.) , H. i&toeker X ana. 2,

CURED AND PRESERVED MEATS. (Judge: Mr G. T. Dawson, Timaru.) Smoked hams: Alpine Dairy Company 1. Unsmoked hams: Alpine Dairy Company X. Smoked rolls: Alpine Dairy Company 1. Unsmoked rolls: Alpine Dairy Company 1 Side of unrolled .bacon, unsmoked. 1. O. Bta.ekmore X. Ham, unsmoked. T. O. tsiranng x, F. G. Ulackmore 2. PRESERVES. (Judge: Mr G. T. Dawson, Timaru.) Home-made jams, three v " ie ' l f£ : „ W. Kelman 1 land h c, Mrs D. Duff 2 and 3. Three glass pots home-made jellies. Mrs A. W. Kelman 1 and 3, Mrs D. Duff 2, Mra F. F. Neale h c. Collection bottW fruit. Mrs G. C. Birdling 1, Mrs A. W. Kelman 2, Mrs D. Doff 3. Home-made sauces. Mrs G. 0. Birdling 1, Mrs F. p., ' 5" Duff 3 and hc. Home-made pickles. Mrs G. C. Birdling 1, Mrs D. Duff 2 and 3. Chutney. Mrs G. 0. Birdling 1 and h c, Mrs A. W, Kelman 2, Mrs F. F. Neale he. COOKERY. (Judge: Mrs R. Hart, Timaru.) Home-made white loaf: Miss H. Hogg 1, E. Law 2, Miss W. E. Hart 3. Home-made white loaf, not less than 21b: Mrs S. Andrews 1. Mrs F. F. Neale 2 and 3. Home-made brown bread: Mrs S. Andrews 1, Mra F. Neale 2 and 3. Nut loaf, home-made. Miss J Hogg 1, Mrs J. B. Jackson 2, Mrs W. James 3, Mrs F. F. Neale h c. Home-made Brownie loaf: Mrs F. F. Ntale 1 and 2, Miss J. Hogg 3. Home-made girdle scones: Mrs Pirns Probert 1 and 2, Mrs JP» H. Burt 3. Home-made scones: Mrs F. H. Burt l. Mrs C H. S. Johnstone 2, Mrs Atwill 3, Mrs L. Bvfcler hc. Home-made Bcones, non previous prize-winners: W. Butchers 1, Miss Bessie Probert 2, Mrs E. Butler 3. Mrs J. Hendren 1, Lesley Warsaw Miss M. Boiler 3, MiBS Pearl Cone hc. Shortbread. Mrs C. H. S. Johnstone 1, Mrs J. M. Pete' Mrs M. Arnott 3, Miss Rita Register h c Oatcake: Hilda, Shears 1 and 2, Mrs E. Atwill 3 Miss M. E. Hart h c. Sponge Sandwich. Mrs A. W. Kelman 1, Mrs C. 11. S. Johnstone 2 and h c, Miss M. Aitchison 3. Dark fruit cake. Miss May Morrison X and 2, Mrs J. M. Peter 3, Mrs Chas. Probert h c. Light fruit cake: Mrs A. W. Kelman 1, Mrs Chas. Probert Miss H. Hogg 3, Hilda Shears h c. Seed cake ■ Mrs T.. A. Stewart 1, Mrs 0. T. A. Hight 2, Mrs N. Gliddon 3. Marble cake: Mrs N. Gliddon 1. Mrs T. A. Stewart 2. Hilda Shears 3. Mrs C. H. S. Johnstono li c. Plum pudding: Miss J. Hogg 1, Mrs F. F. Neale 2, Mrs Olias. Prober} 3.

. CHILDREN'S CLASSES. SECONDARY SCHOOLS. (Judge: Mrs J. McLeod, Tycho.) Loaf home-made white bread: Jessie Nichol 1 Elsie Thomson 2, Elvia Burrow 3, Kathleen Fecly h e. Home-made oven sconcs, Betty Tnrobs 1 Dorothy Brosnahan 2, Jean Metson 3 Kathleen Feely h c. Madeira cake: C. Hall l' Ethel Marshall 2, Winnie Lewis 3, Jean Metson h c. School lunches: Winnie Lewis 1, Jessie Davie 2, Alma Marshall 3, Naomi Kelmaßowin'' (iudge, Mrs. A. McLean, Timaru) Shirt blouse 'for school girl: Jean Metson 1, wita Camabell 2, Freda Hopkins 3, Jean Rodgers 4. Cotton frock for school girl: Dor-

othy Graham 1, Winnie Lewis 2, Freda Henderson 3, Margaret Shand 4. Cookery (Standards V. and "VI.) —Sponge roll: Elßie Prosser 1, Beatrice Tliyno 2, Annie ICelman 3. Mary Stapleton h c. Sausage rolls: Alma Humphries 1, Jean Stowell 2 and 3, Boris O'Connor h e. Pikelets: Rena Foote X, Annie Kelman 2, Oreti Dore 3, Thelma AVausjh li c. Collection biscuits: Elsie Prosser 1, Jean Stowell 2 and 3. _ Oven-made scenes: Dorothy Matheson 1, Annie Kelman 2, Oreti Dore 3, Marjory Leslie h c. Sewing (Standards V. and VI.) —Garment made at home, hand-sewn: Myra Walter J, Ngaio Blaikie 2, Isabel McKenzie 3, Verna Lamb 4. Darn on piece of sock or stocking: Joyce Campbell. 1 and 2, Olivo. Hayne_ 3, Ngaio Blaikie 4. Patch on calico or similar white material: Mary Barnett 1, Verna Lamb 2, Joyco Wright 3, Isobel McKenzie 4. Sewing (Standard IV.) —Garment made at school, liand-sewn: Mattie Pettigrew X. Daisy Sliearß 2, Frances Gardner 3. Darn on piece of sock or stocking: Betty Hopkins X, Mary Flett 2, Winifred Harrow 3. Patch on calico or similar white material: Frances Gardner 1, Joan Hayhurst 2, Mattie Pettigrew 3. Raffia Work (Standard 111.) —Basket of raffia over cane: Azila Edwards 1, Violet Shears 2, Marion Dawson 3, Donald Pearce 4. Plasticine—Standard X.—Plate, two bulbs, and two carrots: Olive Husband 1, Margaret White 2. Standard ll.—Design (own choice), two daffodils and spray of loaves: Phyllis Husband 1, Maud Seyb 2. Aston Greathead 3. Marie Burrell 4, GRASS-GROWING COMPETITION. Grass-growii:g. competition, open to pupils attending South Canterbury primary or secondary schools—Alma Stowell 1. Claremonfc School 2, Orton School 3. USB MORE WOOL SECTION. Cardigan, pull-over, or jersey: Mrs H. W. McKay 1, Mrs B. H. Watts 2, Mrs Duncan White 3, Mrs W. H. Haymaii hc. Pair sock 3: Mrs G C. Chalmers X, Mrs D. Duff 2, Mrs J. C Hurst 3, J. Campbell h c. Pair moccasins or shoes; Mrs H. Knubley 1, Miss Poppy Blathwayt 2 and 3. COMPETITIONS. t?heep Dog Trial (judge, Mr M. h. Elliott, Glenavy)—T. Home's Knot X. J. Anderson's Toby 2, M. A. Eraser's Raid 8. Wool-classing (judge, Mr V. Collins, Timaru)—Fires year (36): M. Cleland and J. Letbbidge, equal, 1; R. • B Morrison, G. Vucetich, and J. McMalion, equal, 2; W. AI. Milliken, A. Parry, J. Flanagan, A. Lemon, and W. D. Lory, equal, 3. Second year (12): R Cunningham 1, E. Guilford 2, F. Clearwater 3. Third year (9). A. Williams 1, G, Dijc 2, K. Marshall 8. Bare-back Riding: F. G. Pratt, jun. I. Best pony, 13.2 hands, and not over 14.2 hands, over hurdles, to be ridden by boy or girl under 16: Mrs D. Rhodes 1, F G, Pratt 2, S. Boulton 3. Best pony, under 15.2 hands, over hurdles, to be ridden by boy or girl under 16—Miss M. Orbell 1, Misb P. Orbell 2. Beat Trotting Pony. 13.2 hands and not over 11.2 hands—F. G. Pratt 1. Best trotting pony under 13.2 hands: M. Hogan 1, if. Brophy 2.

Best girl rider, 14 'years and under—Miss M. Orbell 1, Miss A. Orbell 2, Misa P. F. Orfcell 3, Miss J. Cameron h o. Best boy rider under 14: J. D. Roberts 1, L. Cooney 2, J. Cameron 3, W. Grant ho. Best girl rider, under 14, who has never won a prize: Miss J. Cameron 1, Miss P. Bristol 2, Miss K Gray 8. Best boy rider, 15 years and under, who has never won a prize: J. Cameron 1, F. G. Pratt 2, C. Stone 8, L. Coonsy h c. Ladies' Open Riding Competition—Miss M, Orbell 1, Miss P. Orbell 2, Miss Rich 3.