ANNUAL SHOW.

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ANNUAL SHOW.

AMURI AGRICULTURAL ANE PASTORAL ASSOCIATION. FINE SHEEP SECTIONS. A fine exhibition of sheep, particularly in the merino classes, was one of the outstanding features of the twenty-fourth annual show of the Amuri Agricultural and Pastoral Association, held at "Highfield," Waiau, yesterday. Although the total number of entries for the show was not a record, in many classes, including sheep, cookery, fruit, and root crops, horses and dogs, the standard of the exhibits and entries was notably high. Good work in other classes not directly associated with farming indicated the capabilities of many adult and child competitors. There were some photographic exhibits of the highest quality, for instance. More material successes were those of tne many entrants who gained prizes in the cookery section, and the hign standard which has been built up m these classes was, if anything, improved. Fruit classes displayed perhaps the most surprising variety. In the sheep classes merinos again proved outstanding, while the pens in some of the Corriedale classes displayed well-bred sheep. Entries m these classes and in the horse sections were numerically well up to the average. Some really outstanding saddlehorses showed, again, the returning popularity of the horse for recreation. Championships. • The champion ribbon for the best draught male was won by Mr H. Hartncll, and the ribbon for the best draught female by Mr G. Loflhagen. The Montrose Challenge Cup for the champion hack was won by Miss I. Rutherford, who was also awarded the champion ribbon for the best hack. The champion ribbon for the best harness horse was'" won by Miss G. Parsons. Following was the list of awards:— HORSES. DRAUGHT CLASS. (Judgo: Mr Neil Cook. Entire horse (1): H. IlartneU's Bold Everest 1. Brood mare, with foal (2): W. D. Jelfs's Kate 1. Best foal (2): W. D. Jelfs 1. Dry mare, 4yrs (2): G. Loffhagen's Joan 1. Gelding, 3yrs (2): G. Loffhagen's Jock 1, W. 'J. Leach's Jock 2. Filly, 2yrs (1): J. Shelley's Dolly 1. Filly, one year (1) : W. D. Jelfs's Sarah 1. Mare and two progeny (1): W. D. Jelfs's Kate 1. Mare or gelding, 3yrs (3): G. Loffhagen's Jock 1, and same owner's Jean 2. Twohorse team (1): G. Loffhagen 1. Maro or golding, for vehicle (4): G. Loffhagen's Jean 1, W. D. Jelfs's Charlie 2, W. J. Leach's Jock v h c, J. Shelley's Dolly h c. Maro or gelding, lOcwt vehicle (4): W. J. Leach's Dolly 1, W. Hampton's Dick 2, F. 0. Cole's Toby v h c, 11. Topp's Lockett hc. Maro or gelding, best leader: G. Loffhagen 1. HACKNEYS. (Judge: Mr A. N. Grigg.) Brood ma re (1): S. Lowe's Mythology 1. Gig horse, in harness (3): Miss G. Parsons's Shirley 1, R. Bethell's Doleful 2, Mrs A. G. Black's Furowell v h c. Maiden hack, ridden (11): R. Bethell's Doleful 1, A. E. Campbell's Merrymaker 2, J. IJobau's Killarney v h c, Miss E. D. Robinson's Black Eye hc. Lady's hack, ridden (12): Miss I. Rutherford's The Courier 1, R. Bethell's Doleful 2, Miss G. Acton-Adams's Malta v h c, Miss P. Acton-Adams h c. Roadster or hack (5): Miss M. Little's Hui 1, Miss G. Acton-Adams's Malta 2, Miss P. Acton-Adams v h c. Roadster or hack, up to list (10): Mips I, Rutherford's The Courier 1, R. Bethell's Doleful 2, Miss M. Acton-Adams's Dermot v h c, A. E. Campbell's Merrymaker hc. Best paced hack (9): Miss I. Rutherford's The Courier 1, R. Bethell's Doleful 2, Miss G. ActonAdams's Malta v h c. Horse for mounted rifle work (9): W. B. McMillan's Kitty 1, Mrs G. L. Ruthferford's Nancy Stair 2, Mrs P. Acton-Adams's Dermot v h c. nfixtQ ••vrrv TirfKTva

I COBS AND PONIES. (Judge: Major Stafford.) Cob, 15 hands and under (5): W. B. McMillan's Kitty 1, Miss G. Parsons's Shirley 2, Mrs G. It. Rutherford's Nancy Staii vh c, Miss Acland ho, J. Hoban c. Pony, 11 liands 2in (10): Gerty Hoban'a Chubby 1, Hod Thomson's Misty 2, Cushla Rutherford's Conneraara Pat v ho, Bon Hoban'a Chubby hc, Dellow Stackhouse's Peggy o. Pony, 12 hands 2in (9): Miss P. lie id's Dolly 1, E. Burrows's Silver Light 2, Miss H. Acton-Adams's Brownie v h c, C. R. Morse's Chum h c, Rod Thomson's Misty c. Pony, 13 hands 2in (8): Don McLaughlan's Princess Betty 1, Andrew Black's Chance 2, Miss J. Loffhagen's Creamota v h c, H. Lunn's Jinnie h c, Forbes Cochrane's ' Peter Pan c. Pony, 14 hands (6): Andrew Black's Chance 1, Miss R. Little's Patches 2, C. E. Cholraondeley's Oscar v h c, T. F. Northcote's Sandfly h c, Bob Anderson's Sitvertail c. Pony, 14 hands SJin (7)- W. B. McMillan's Kitty 1, Mrs G. L. Rutherford's Nancy Stair 2, G. Reid's Pepper v h c, L. E. C. Macfarlane's Misty he, Miss P. Acland's Tim c. Pony, driven (8): C. E. Cholmondeley's Oscar 1, Gerty Hoban's Tiki 2. Best pony, school child s (8)- Andrew Black's Chance 1. C. Burrows s Silver Light 2, Rod Thomson's Misty v h e, Ben Hoban's Chubby h c. R. Milne's Ponte c. Polo pony (1): G. Reid's Pepper. CATTLE. (Judge: Mr O. Manson.) Dairy cow, Shorthorn (1): F. S. North- ' cote's Winnie 1. Dairy cow, Friesian (1): A. G. Creed. 1. Dairy cow, Ayrshire (1;: T H. IJelton. 1. Dairy cow, Jersey (4): A. G. Greed 1, S. 0. Heard 2, H. Lunn v h ■c. Best cow, under flve-acre area (2): A. G. Creed 1 and 2. Heifer, 18 months or under (1): T. H. Belton 1. Heifer calf, dairy purposes (3): Miss Colleen Gibson 1, Pat Shelley 2, A. G. Creed ▼h c. The Canterbury Central Dairy Company's ribbon for th ebest dairy cow was won by Mr T. H. Belton.

SHEEP. (Judges: Messrs J. Johns, Southdowns and Crossbreds; F. Courage, Corriedales; D. Manson, merino and halfbred.) STORE SHEEP. English Leicester ram (3): N. Rutherford 1, E. H. Gallagher 2. English Leicester ewe (1): E. H. Gallagher 1. Border Leicester ram (1): 3. L. Macfarlane 1. Southdown ram lamb (8); J. H. Rhodes 1, G. Loflhasen 2 and v h c, J. L. Macfarlane hc. Southdown ewe lamb (12): D. Sidey 1, J. W. Mossman 2, G. Loffhagen v h e. Southdown ram (2): G. Loflhagen 1. Southdown ewe (6) : G. Loffhagen 1, J. H. Rhodes 2, J. L. Macfarlane v h c. Southdown'ram, two-shear (4): J. L. Macfarlane 1 and 2. Southdown ewe (9): J. L. Macfarlane' 1, D. Sidey 2, J. H. Rhodes v hc. Three halfbred ewe lambs, for breeding (4): G. Reid 1, 11. Lunn 2, P. Morse v h c. Three-two-tooth halfbred ewes (3): G. Reid 1, P. Morse 2. Three four or sixtooth halfbred ewes (1): G. Reid 1. Three full-mouthed halfbred ewes (2): G. Reid 1. Halfbred ram lamb (5): Frank Sharpe 1, 35. P. H. Burbury 2, P. Morse vh c. Halfbred ewe lamb (7): Frank Sharpe 1, G. Reid 2. Halfbred ram (2): G. Reid 1 and 2. Halfbred ram, two-shear (4): G. Reid 1 and 2, P. Morse v h c. Halfbred oneshear ewe (2): G. Reid 1 and 2. Halfbred two-shear ewe (3): G. Reid 1, 2, and v h c. Merino ewe, two-shear, fine combing (5): P. Morse 1, N. Rutherford 2 and v h c. Merino ewe, strong combing (5): N. Rutherford 1 and 2, E. P. H. Burbury v h c. Merino ram, fine combing (4) : N. Rutherford 1 and 2, W. W. Mcßae vh c. Merino ram, strong combing (4): N. Rutherford 1 and 2, W. W. Mcßae v h c. Merino ram, one-shear (3): N. Rutherford 1. Merino ewe, one-sliear, strong combing (3): N. Rutherford 1. CHAMPIONSHIPS. Palmside Cup, fpr champion Southdown ram: J. L. Macfarlane. Champiopphip certificates for best Southdown male .and best Southdown female: J. Lv Macfarlane. Championship certificate for best merino male: N. RjitherJord. Championship certificate for best merino female: P. Morse. FAT SHEEP. (Judge: Mr D. McLaughlan.) Freezing wethers (4): J.' L. Macfarlane 1 and 2, F. S. Northcote v h c. Fat wethers (4): W. W. Mcßae 1. Fat merino wetherß (2): F. S. Northcote 1. Butchers' ewes, halfbred or Corriedales (2): J. H. Rhodes 1. Three fat lambs (4): F. S. Northcote 1, J. L. Macfarlane 2, T. Mannion v h c. Tbiee white-face lambs, 1001b average (1): J. L. Macfarlane 1. Three white-face lambs, any weight (2): H. H. Davies 1. Three black-face' lambs, average 1001b (3): G. Loffhagen 'l, J. L. Macfarlane 2. Three black-face lambs, any weight (2): O. L. Davies 1. Three fat lambs, any breed (2): J. L. Macfarlane 1. Fat pet lamb (3): Margaret Lows 1, Edna Cole 2, Meryl Cole The.

[ Corriedale ram lamb (IS): W. Anderson 1, I D. Sidey 2, J. It. Macfarlane v h c and he. Corriedale ewe lambs (14): W. Anderson 1, D. Sidey 2, J. L. Macfarlane v b c, ~W. Anderson hc. Corriedale ram (S): "VY. Anderson 1, D. Sidey 2 and v hc. Corriedale ram, two-shear (7): W. Anderson 1 and Mrs H. T. Little's silver cup, D. Sidey 2 and The. Corriedale ewe (10): J. L. Macfarlane 1, v h. c, and Mr W. Anderson's silver cup, D. Sidey 2. Corriedale ewe, two-shear (10): J. L. Macfarlane 1 and 2, D. Sidey vh c. Corriedale ewe lambs (6): Mrs C. H. Ensor 1 and 2, D. Sidey Three four or six-tooth Corriedale ewes (4): J. H. Rhodes 1, J. L. Macfarlane 2. Three four or six-tooth Corriedale ewea (4): J. L. Macfarlane 1 and 2. i'"11mouthed Corriedale ewes (3): J. L. Rhodes 1, H. Sharpe 2. DOGS. (Judge: Mr H. T. Little.) Long-haired collie (12): O. L. Davies s Mike 1, E. Roberts's Sharpe 2, H. Sharpe s Jim v h c. Short-haired collie (8) : W. B. McMillan's Tweed 1, J. L. Macfarlane s Mark 2, G. Ferguson's Bob v h c. Bearded collie (2): Miss F. McLaughlan's Toss li F. Clarke's Rod 2. Spaniel (1): Miss P. Reid's Taipo 1. Retriever (1): Mr = f; J. Clarke's Nigger 1. Sporting dog (4): Billy Anderson's Bull 1, Miss D. Rutherford's Buster 2, Miss S. Dampier-Crossley s Alert rhc.

COOKERY. (Judge: Mrs H. 11. Buseh.) Bread, baker's tin (2): Mrs P. S. Draper 1, Mrs W. C. Lambie 2. Bread, cake tin (2): Mrs P. S. Draper 1, Mrs E. P. H. Burbury 2. Bermaline bread (2): Mrs G. Popplewell 1, Mrs W. R. Addis 2. Scones, girdle-baked (2) : Mrs Draper 1, Mrs J. B. Buchanan 2. Plain scones (9) : Mrs Draper 1 and 2, Mrs C. F. Cone v h c, Miss Tallott h c. Sultana scones (5): Mrs D. D. Wall 1, Mrs Draper 2, Mrs Cone v h c, Mrs Popplewell h c. Pikelets (10) : Mrs Draper 1, Miss Joy Crampton 2, Mrs H. \V. Savage v h c. Pound cake (6): Miss L. Gardner 1, Mrs Popplewell 2, Miss A. Duncan v h c 4 Mrs 11. W. Farrow h c, Miss A. White c. Marble cake (4) : Mrs E. Burrows 1, Mrs Popplewell 2. Seed cake (8) : Mrs Draper 1 and 2, Mrs E. J. Creed v h c, Mrs E. Burrows h c, Miss M. Savage c. Rich fruit cake (7) : Mrs Draper 1, Mrs W. K. Addis 2, Mrs H. L. Stove v h c, Mrs W. V. Mockctt h c. Miss F. Davies c. Decorated cake (1): Miss P. Clarkson 1. Sponge cake (G) : Mrs W. Harold Atkinson 1, Miss A. Gardiner 2, Mrs G. Popplewell v h c. Sponge sandwich (7): Mrs P. S. Draper 1 and v h c, Miss M. Smale 2. Sponge roll (5): Mrs Draper 1 and 2, Miss L. Gardner v h c. Ginger sponge (5): Mrs G. Popplewell 1, Miss B. Smale 2. Shortbread (16): Mrs Draper 1 and 2, and special, Mrs P. Morse v h c, Mrs W. R. Addis h c. Miss D. Harland c. Jam tarts (6): Mrs P. S. Draper 1, Mrs W. K. Addis 2, Hermitage Estate v h c. Puff pastry (4): Mrs Addis 1, Mrs Draper 2. Kisses (8): Mrs Draper 1, Mrs E. Burrows 2, Miss "Wilson v h c, Miss M. Smale h c. Biscuits (5) : Mrs P. S. Draper 1, Miss Talbot 2, Mrs W. R. Addis v h c. Apple pie (7): Miss P. Clarkson 1, Mrs P. S. Draper 2, Mrs W. R. Addis v h c. Sponge sandwich (3): Dorothy McClelland 1, Natalie Stove 2, Joy Crampton v h c. Plain scones (4) : Edna Burrows 1, Joy Crampton 2, Dorothy McClelland v h c. Plum pudding (4): Mrs H. Brydon 1, Mrs P. S. Draper 2, Mrs W. C. Lambie v h c. Ploughman's lunch (5): Mrs G. Popplewell 1, Mrs W. R. Addis 2, Mrs P. S. Draper v h c. Afternoon tea tray (3): Miss P. Clarkson 1, Mrs W. R. Addis 2. Sweets (3): J. K. Forbes 1 and special, Mrs P. S. Draper 2, Mrs M. Paterson v h c. Boiled potatoes (7): Mrs G. Popplewell 1, Mrs R. Smith 2, Mrs B. Smale v h c.

PRODUCE. (Judge: Mrs F. M. Martin.) Separator butter (14): Mrs A. J. SunoUcll 1, Mrs W. C. Lambie 2, Mrs C. Biggins v h c, Mrs W. R. Addis h c. Hen eggs (6): Miss A. Topp 1. Mrs J. Casserlcy 2. Hen eggs, tinted (S): Miss A. Topp 1, C. E. Beaven 2. Soap (G): Mrs G. Popplewell 1, Mrs P. S. Draper 2. Ham (2): Mrs G. Popplewell 1. Side bacon (3): Mrs G. Popplewell 1. Fruit jam (5): Mrs P. S. Draper 1, Mrs Stott 2 and vli r. Fruit jelly (8): Mrs G. Popplewell 1, Mrs P. S. Draper 2. Bottled fruit (4) : Mrs P. S. Draper 1, Mrs C. Biggins 2, Mrs W. C. Lambie v h c. Bottled small fruit (4): Mrs P. S. Draper 1, Mrs G. Popplewell 2. Marmalade (4): Mrs P. S. Draper 1, Mrs • H. Dampier-Crossley 2. Pickles (2): Mrs P. S. Draper 1, Mrs J. O. Davies 2. Chutney (10): Mrs Polhill 1, Mrs A. G. Creod 8, Mrs J. B. Buchanan v b c. Preserved vegetables (2): Mrs P. S. Draper 1, Mrs G. Hartnell 2. Plum sauce (10): Miss D. Harland 1 and 2, Mra P. S. Draner v h c. Tomato sauce (18): Mrs TC. R. Addis 1, Miss Ponlter 2, Mrs P. D. Wall v h e, Mrs A. G. Creed h c. Preserved tomatoes (G): Mrs O. Popplewell 1, Mts P. S. Draper 2, Mrs W. D. Jelfs v h c. "Wine (2): Mrs G. Hartnell 1 and 2. Sheepskins (1): Mrs E. Burrows. NEEDLEWORK. (Judge: Miss E. R. Chamberlain.) Coloured, open (12): Miss B. Parker 1, Miss Voller 2, Miss G. Rennie y h c. Miss L. J. Cutler h e. Coloured, not open class (10): Miss Wilson 1, Miss D. Dickie 2, Miss C. Black v h c. Linen embroidery, open (1) : Miss G. Rennie 1. White silk embroidery (2): Mrs M. C. Archer 1, Miss G. Rennie 2. Embroidered apron (4): Miss M. Oldman 1, Miss M. J. Watson 2. Coloured silk embroidery (2): Miss B. Parker 1. White crochet (4): Miss A. Duncan X. Lace work (6): Miss M. Kevern 1, Mrs E. Roberts 2, Mrs J. B. Buchanan v h c. Handknitted socks (10): Mrs J. Campbell 1, Mrs M. C. Archer 2, Miss McDougall v h c. Hand-knitted socks, open (3): Mrs J. Campbell 1, Miss McDougall 2. Hand knitting, three article* for infant (5): Mrs M. C. I Archer 1, Mrs W. Paterson 2. Fancy woollen knitting (13): Mrs J. Campbell 1, Miss T. Hueston 2, Miss G. Rennie v h c. Miss P. Stewart h c. Fancy hand knitting in cotton (3): Miss'M. Kevern 1, Mrs C. R. McElhinney 2. In silk (4): Miss M. Kevern 1, Mrs D. Sterritt 2. Linen tea tray (5): Chriasie Black 1, Edna Burrows 2.

PHOTOGRAPHY AND ABT. (Judge: Mrs B. Gould.) Life portraits (7): J. H. Drake 1, J. K. Forbes 2, Miss G. Ritchie vh c. Animal life (9): J: K. Forbes 1, Miss D. Harland 2, Miss G. Bitchie v h c. Scenic (9): J. H. Drake 1, Miss G. Bitchie 2, Mrs C. Higgins vh c. Sketch (2): Miss B. White 1. Drawing, animal life (1): Ed. T. Roberts 1. FRUIT. (Judge: Mrs Quigley.) Collection apples (3): G. J. Powis 1, H. W. Farrow 2. Cooking apples (6): tr. J. Powis 1, W. V. Mockett 2, G. J. Powis v h c. Dessert apples (4): Mrs G. 0. Rutherford 1, W. V. Mockett 2, G. J. Powis hc. Cooking apples, any one variety (15): P. Morse 1, H. T. Knight 2, H. W. Farrow v he, B. Brown h c. Cox's Orange (6): W. V. Mockett 1, Mrs G. 0. Butherford 2, B. Brown v h c. Delicious apples (6) : W. V. Mockett 1 and 2, R. Brown v h c._ Dessert apples, not Cox's Orange or Delicious (9): Mrs G. O. Butherford 1, G. J. Powis 2, W. V. Mockett v h c, R. Brown h c. Heaviest apple (6): Mrs D. K. B. Stavert 1. Cooking pearß (11): Mrs G. Beid 1 and 2, A. H. Baker v h c, Mrs G. Hartnell h c. Dessert pears (6): Mrs G. O. Butherford 1, W. V. Mockett 2, R. Brown v h c. Peaches (1): F. Beaven 1. Walnuts (2): Lorna Stackhouse 1, Tony Stackhouse 2. Plums (1): Nora White 1. Quinces (7): Miss P. Lunn 1, B. Brown 2, E. Burrows v h c.

FLOWERS. (Judge: Mrs Quigley.) Lady's spray (6): Miss E. McLeod 1, Misß C. A. Popplewell 2. Buttonhole (9): Miss J. Popplewell 1, Miss C. Aldridgo 2, Miss E. Burrows v h c. Vase of flowers (5): Mrs P. Breckon 1, Miss N. White 2. Vase, under 15 (11): Joy Crampton 1, Merle Foster 2. Decorated basket (5): Miss E. McLeod 1, Miss C. Aldridge 2, Mrs G. Cone v h c. Roses (4): Mrs A. H. Baker 1, Mrs G. O. Butherford 2. Boses, six blooms (4:) : Mrs G. O. Butherford 1, Mrs F. C. Forbes. 2. Asters (1): Mrs G. O. Rutherford 1. Dahlias, double (3): I. and A. M. Butherford 1 and 2. Petunias (1): Mrs W. Coles 1. Phlox (6): Miss G. 'Acton-Adams 1, Miss F. Beavan 2, Miss A. Duncan v Ii c. Cosmeas (1): Mrs E. Roberts 1. Gaillardias (2) : Mrs A. Beavan 1, Mrs G. O. Butherford 2. Carnations (3): Mrs G. 0. Butherford 1, Miss A. Beavan 2. Geraniums (3): Miss F. Davies 1, T. Addis 2. Best collection cut flowers (2): Mrs G. 0. Rutherford 1, Miss A. Duncan 2.' SCHO<!>LWORK. (Judges: Mr D. G. Wilson, writing and drawing; Mrs B. Gould, plasticene and carton work; Miss E. R. Chamberlain, needlework.) Canvas school-bag (5): Jean Hoban (Culverden School) 1, Florence Brydon (Culverden) 2, Isabella Addis (Culverden) v h c. Sachet (8) : Hope Crampton (Waiau) 1, Joy McLaughlin (Culverden) 2, Winnie Davies (Rotherham) v h c. Tray cloth (13) : Margaret Hamilton (Culverden) 1, Marion Chapifell (Hanmer Springs) 2, Nancy Mcßae (Culverden) v h c, Olive Clark (Botherham) h c,, Olga Emanuel Botherham) c. Specimen work (5): Winnie Davies 1, Gladys Davies 2, Myrtle Wallace v h c. Darning stocking (6) : Myrtle Wallace (Botherham) 1, Winnie Davies (Botherham) 2, Gladys Davies (Botherham) v h c. Handwriting, in pencil (15): Helen Fleming (Culverden) 1, Olga Stackhonse (Wandle Valley) 2, Jean Fogarty (Culverden) v h c. Handwriting, half-text, ink (13): Joan Boag (Rotherham)\ 1, Forbes Cochrane (Culverden) 2, Zita Stackhouse (Wandle Valley) v h c. Handwriting,' in ink (11): Bod Thomson (Culverden) 1, Dorothy McClelland (Waiau) 2, Desmond Parker (Rotherham) v h c. Paper folding (12): Alfred Blake (Botherham) 1, Bosalie Sterritt (Culverden) 2, Nancy McMillan (Culverden) The, Mona Boag (Botherham) .h c. Plasticene modelling, nursery rhyme (12): Heather Dalzell (Culverden) 1 Bosalie Sterritt (Culverden) 2, Nancy McMillan (Culverden) v h e, Joan Fogarty (Culverden) It «, Jean Hoban (Culverden) e. Plasticene,j

animal (XO): Joan Boas (Botherham) 1, Jim Henshaw (Culverden) 2, Jim McMillan (Culver don) The. Carton work (2): Edward Topp (Rotherham) 1, Claude Blake (Botherham) 2. Pastel drawing, below Standard 111. (10): Nancy McMillan (Culverden) 1, Florence Brydon (Cnlverden) 2, Joan Fogarty (Culverden) v h c. Pastel, Standards 111. and XV. (8): lan Clark (Botherham) 1, Joan Boag (Rotherham) 2, Walter McElwain (Rotherham) v h c. Pastel, Standards V. and VI. (9); Colleen Sterritt (Culverden) 1, Clarence McElwain (Botherham) 2, Bod Thomson (Culverden) v h c. Brushwork (8): Joan Boag (Botherham) 1, Olive Clark (Rotherham) 2, Gladys Davies (Botherham) v h c. Pencil drawing, Standards I. and 11. (9): Mona Boag (Botherham) 1, Milton Halkett (Botherham) 2, Boss Clark (Botherham) v h c. Pencil, Standards 111. and IV. (9): Joan Boag (Botherham) 1, Mervyn Chick (Rotherham) 2, lan Clark (Botherham) v h c. Pencil, Standards V. and VI. (8): Olive Clark (Botherham) 1, Gladys Davies (Rotherham) 2, Claude Blake (Botherham) h c.( Woodwork (5): Clarence Mcllwain 1, Edward Topp 2, Stuart Allan v h c. SEEDS. | (Judge: Mr J. Anderßon.) I Wheat, solid straw Tuscan (4): W. B. McMillan 1, G. Hartnell 2. Wheat, any ! other variety (1): W. B. McMillan 1. Garton oats (4): J. Emanuel 1, H. S. Davies 2. Algerian oats (6): G. ' Ferguson 1, J. Emanuel 2, C. Higgins vie. Oats, any other variety (2): G. Ferguson 1, R. L. ] Jameson 2. Lucerne (1); W. D. Jelfs 1. Oat sheaf chaff (1): J. Shelley 1. Oat-sheaf ! chaff, coloured (4): H. T. Beavan 1. Ryegrass, perennial (6): F. S. Bowron 1, G. Hartnell 2, H. Lunn v h c. Italian ryegrass (1): G. Hartnell 1. Cocksfoot (1): J. Emanuel I. Garden peas (3): C. Bowron 1, G. Hueston 2. Farm seeds (2): Jim McMillan 1. Grasses, school children (3): Ernest Burrows 1, Bod Thomson 2. Collection weeds (4): Joan Boag 1, George Hart 2. BOOTS. (Judge: Mr J. Anderson.) Turnips, Imperial Globe (12): J. J. Gallagher I, A. H. Baker 2, W. B. McMillan v h c. Turnips, Purple Mammoth (7): J. J. Gallagher 1 and 2, G. Ferguson v h c. Any other turnip (6): W. B. McMillan 1, T. J. Capstick 2, F. C. Cole v h c. Heaviest turnips or swedes (3): T. J. Capstick 1, J. Hawley 2. Swedes (8): W. B. McMillan 1, F. C. Cole 2, T. J. Capstick v h c Mangolds, long red (6): T. J. Capstick 1, 1. and A. M. Rutherford 2. Mangolds, white flesh (7): J. Hawley 1, J. J. Gallagher 2 and v h c. Mangolds, yellow flesh _ (9): T. J. Capstick 1, J. Hawley 2. Heaviest mangolds (3): K L. Jameson 1 Heaviest carrots (3): J. Emanuel 1, I. ahd A. M. Rutherford and T. J. Capstick equal 2. Best collection field roots (2): I. and A. M. Rutherford 1. Pink potatoes (2): A. H. Baker 1. Aucklanders (7): Reg. Croft I, J. J. Gallagher 2. Robin Adair (3): J. Hawley 1, Beg. Croft 2. TJp-to-Date (3': J. Emanuel 1. Breese's Prolific (2): J. Hawley I. Red Scotia (2): J. Emanuel 1. Arran Chief (4): J. Emanuel 1, W. B. McMillan 2. Any other variety (10): J. Hawley 1 and 2, Reg. Croft v h o. Best collection (6): J. Hawley 1, J. Emanuel 2. VEGETABLES. ■' (Judge: Mr T. F. May.) Pumpkin (4): Mrs G. Hartnell 1, I. -«. nd A. M. Rutherford 2, Mrs G. O. Rutherford vie, A. G. Creed h c. Vegetable marrow (13): Keith Foster 1, Mrs G. Hartnell 2, Keith Foster v h c, Hermitage Estate h o. Quality pumpkin (8): C. Higgins 1, Mrs G. Hartnell 2, Mra G. O. Bnth-

a erford v h o. Quality marrow (12): Mrs D. C. Macfarlane 1, Keith Foster 2, Mrs G. Hartnell vh o, Keith Foster hc. Pie melon (6): J. K. Forbes 1 And v h c., R. L. Jameson 2. Cucumbers (4): Mrs G. O. Rutherford 1, I. and A. M, Rutherford 2, Highfield vie. Tomatoes (11): P. Morse 1, J. K. Forbes 2, Highfield v h c, Mrs G. O. Rutherford hc. Brown skinned onions (12): J. Emanuel 1 Highfield 2, I. and A. M. Rutherford v h e, Mrs G. 0. Rutherford ho. Onions, any other (11): J. Hawley 1, Highfield 2, I. and A. M. Rutherford v h e, Mrs G. O. Rutherford hc. Heaviest onions (3): I. and A M. Rutherford 1, J. K. Forbes 2, H. Bampier Crossley v h c. Eschalots (6): J. K. Forbes 1 and 2. 'Highfield v ho. Parsnips (7): Highfield 1, I. and A. M. Rutherford 2, Hermitage Estate vh o. Carrots (14): Mrs G. 0. Rutherford 1, Pat Shelley 2, R. Smith v h o, J. K. Forbes h o. Long red beet (3): Mrs G. 0. Rutherford 1, A. G. Creed 2. Turnip beet (6): A. G. Creed 1, Mrs G. Hartnell 2, R. Smith vh c. Cooking cabbages (5): Mrs G. O. Rutherford 1, R L. Jameson 2, I. and A. M. Rutherford vh c. Red cabbage (8): I. and A. M. Rutherford 1, Mrs G. O. Rutherford 2. Silver beet (10): 1. and A. M. Rutherford 1, Highfield 2, Mrs G. O. Rutherford v hc. Lettuces (6): A. G. Creed I, Mrs P. 8. Draper 2, Highfield 8. Scarlet runners (7): J. K. Forbes 1, P. Morse 2, I. and A. M. Rutherford v h o. French beans (7): I. and A. M. Rutherford 1, Highfield 2, Mrs G. O. Rutherford voc. Butter beans (2): I. and A. M. Rutherford 1, Mrs G. O. Rutherford 2. Broad beans (4): Mrs G. O. Rutherford 1, I. and A. M. Rutherford 2, D. McDonald vh c Peas (6): Mrs G. O. Rutherford 1, W. C. Stapleforth 2, Highfield vh c. Leeks (4): I. and A. M. Rutherford 1, Hi'srhfield 2, Mrs G. O. Rutherford v h c. Collection six kinds (4): B. Creed 1, Francis Creed 2, N. Shelley v h <•, ■O. Blake h c. Collection (2): Mrs G. Hartnell 1. Amateur's collection (4): Rotherham School 1, A. G. Creed 2, H. T. Knight v h c, RIDING COMPETITIONS. Girl rider, under 12 years: H. ActonAdams 1, G. Atkinson 2, J. Lapper 3. Boy rider. undeT 12 years: S. Cochran 1, R. Thomson 2, A. Black 3. Girl rider, over 12 and under 16 years: R. Little 1, J. Loffhagen 2, C. Black 8. Boy rider, over 12 and under 14 years: I. Rutherford 1, R. Thomson 2, E. Burrows 8. Best matched pair of hacks: Miss I. Rutherford and R. Bethell 1. Be smart race, for children under 16 years, with ponies: C. Black 1. Musical chairs, on ponies: R Thomson 1. Pony jumping: C. Rutherford and Mrs G. L. Rutherford (equal) 1. Pony trot: 3. McMillan 1, R. Thomson 2, C. Black 3. Best hunter, over hurdles: Miss Robinson 1, J. 'Hobson 2. Hunter, open: Miss I. Rutherford 1, Mrs G. L. Rutherford 2. Lady's hunter: Miss I. Rutherford 1, Mra G. L. Rutherford 2. Jumping in pairs: Miss Robinson and Mrs G. L. Rutherford 1. Fastest walking horse: Miss Black 1. Open bending race: Mrs C. Hosting 1. BABT SHOW. Baby, under 18 months: Mrs J. T. Knight 1, Mrs R. Hassall 2. Baby, under nine months: Mrs J. Holborough 1, Mrs F. Pester 2.