FANCIERS' SHOW

Press, Volume LXX, Issue 21197, 22 June 1934, Page 5

FANCIERS' SHOW

ASHBURTON SOCIETY RECORD ENTRIES RECEIVED The features of the annual show of the Ashburton Fanciers' Society, which was opened yesterday, were the poultry, fancy work, and vegetables. There was also an improvement in the standard of cookery compared with the last two years. In the poultry classes, which attracted a wide range of birds, the judge had a difficult task in making the final selection in many cases. The entries, which totalled 1175, were a record for the show, being 36 more than last year's figures and 73 more than in 1932. The increase was in the poultry section. There is a wide selection of vegetables, which are attractively set out in the centre of the building. The Zouch Cup for the best bird m the show was won by T. Rattray, who also won the South Island Poultry Pigeon and Canary Association's championship for the best utility barred Plymouth Rock. The same bird won both trophies, and has an unbeaten record. The Davis Memorial Cup for the best cockerel or pullet in the show was won by F. C. Hack with a Silver Wyandotte pullet. G. H. Nicoll won the Peter Donald Memorial Cup for the best Black Orpington for the third time in succession with a hen. The D. G. Smith Cup for the best cock canary in the show went to W. H. Walker, for the second year in succession. The South Island Poultry, Pigeon, and Canary Association's championship for the best Old English black, red, or light red game bantam was won by A. Morris, with a cock bird. The most successful exhibitor in the grain, seeds, and vegetables classes was F. South, who won the following special prizes:—David Jones Cup for most points in sections 1, 2, and 3, most points in turnips, mangolds, carrots, celery, pumpkins, . cauliflower, cabbage, silver beet, curly kale, wheat, oats, and grass-seed. A. J. Breakwell obtained most points in potatoes and roots, while W. J. Moses obtained most points in garden produce, onions, shallots, beet, and parsnips. The selection of N. S. Brosnan's Cocker Spaniel bitch, champion Renwick Tangle, as the best dog in the show was popularly received. Mrs R. Y. White's English Setter, Bracken of Beechwood, won the women's bracelet. The entries for this year compared with those of last year were as follows: 1934. 1933. Winter Show section .. G23 640 Poultry .. 393 330 Dogs .. 86 88 Rabbits 48 42 Cats .. 25 39 Totals .. 1175 1139 The Awards The awards were:— POTATOES, HOOTS, l-ITC. (.ludse: Sir A. J. Millic-lmni)>.) Talilo Jinlalocf, rod or pink (2): A. TironliVfll 1 and 11. Talilo potatoes, round, wlnlo ('")• A ISrnaUwrll I and Tallin polaio.-s, liaKota Kcd (2): A. ISrrakwcll 1 and 2. Talili 1 pot (It (ICS, wliitn kidney (:!) : A. Breakwell 1. and "J. Tulilo potatoes, red or pink, onci variety (2): A. TJrenkwell 1 and 2. Talilo potatoes, collection (4) : A. ISreakwell I and 2. Talilo potatoes, wliito (3): A. J. Ilreak well 1 and 2. Seed potatoes, coloured (2): A. Hreakwoll 1 and 2. Seed potatoes, white (2): A. JSroakwoll 1 and 2. Swede turnips (-11: T>. Coward I. F. South 2, Mrs U. Holland Aberdeen turnips, ureontop (2): B. Bushell 1, l'\ South 2. Aberdeen turnips, purplo top, yellow (1): I'. South 1. Green turnips (2): B. Bushell 1, I'. South 2. White-deshed turnips (2): B. Bushell 1. F. South 2. Any other variety turnips (I): F. South 1. Heaviest turnip or swede It. K. Upton 1. Yellow jjlobo mangolds (4): F. South 1. Cochrane Bros. 2. B. Coward 3. Globe or Paraxon red mangolds (I): F. South J. Golden Tankard mangolds (I): F. South I. Heaviest mangolds (2): F. South 1. Kcd car. rots (2): \Y. .1. .Moses 1, F. South 2. White earrots (1): F. South 1. Collection agricultural roots Cll: F. Soutli 1. Chow Moellior (I): F. South 1. Yellow carrots (1): F. South 2. Heaviest carrots (1): F. South J. (;AI;I)I;N' TKOOUOK, j .Mr A. .f. Millichnnip "i i Gi.uu onions. (I): V\ .1. Moses 2. Brown Spanish onions (f.>: K. Sniilhrrnin >. *■ liraytoji 2. Brown Globe onions (2): W. ,r. Moses 1 and 2. String onions (21: K. Smitherani 1 and 2. Shallots Moses I. Carrot s (,'!): W. Spedotng 1, W. .1. Moses 2 and li. lionj; beet (2):_ H. •T. Hoses 1 and 2. Bound beet (3): W. Mo'-'CS 1 and 2, \V. Spedding Parsnips (d>: \V. J. Moses I and 3, W. Spedding 2. T.oeks (t): W. Spedding 1. Bed celery (1): F. South 1. White celery (1): F. South 2. Marrows (3) : W. J. Moses 1 and 3. F. South 3. Pumpkins (I): F. South 1. Heaviest marrow (1): F. South 1. Heaviest pumpkin (4) : J. E. Ashton 1. Cauliflower (1): F. South 1. Cabhago (1): F. South 2. Drumhead savoy cabbage (I): I''. South 1. Heaviest cabbago (1): I'. South 1. Silver beet (1) : F. South 1. (IRA IX. SKFDS, KTC. (.Judge: Mr F. AY. Seldon.) Wheat—'White Tuscan (1): W. Taylor 1. lied tnsran (2): F. South 1. Cochrano Bros. 2. Hunters (1): F. South 1. Pearl (I): F. South 1. Any other variety (1): Cochrane Bros. 1. Barley—Chevalier (1): F. South I. Oafs —Algerians M): F. South I. Duns (1) : F. South I. Gartens or Kosebery (3): F. -South 1, Cochrane Bros. 2. Walter Taylor 3. Any other variety (1): F. South I. Grass Seed—Perennial ryegrass (3): F. South 1, M. Holland 2 and 3. Tfalian ryegrass (2): I''. South 1. Walter Taylor 2". Cocksfoot (1): I'. South 1. Red clover (1 ) : F. South 1. AVhito clover (I): F. South 1. Western Wolths (3): Jl. Holland L and 2. F. South 3. Peas—Garden peas (I): F. South 1. Partridgo (2): F. South 1, Walter Taylor 2. FRUIT (Judge: Mr A. .T. Millichamp. 1 Dessert apples (2): Mrs K. Holland 1 and 2. Collection cooking apples (2): Mrs U. Holland 1 and 2. Cooking apples (2): Mrs R. Holland. 1 and 2. Heaviest apples (1): Mrs R. Holland 1. HONEY AXD PUESEUYF.S (Judge: Mr Woollcv.) Amber liquid honey (4) : Mrs M. E. Suckling 1. Mrs G. Hoatten 2 and 3. White liquid honey (4): Mrs M. E. Suckling 1, Mrs G. Hoatten 2 and 3. Amber granulated honey (3): Mrs O. Hoatten 1 2, and 3. Whito granulated honey (3): sirs G. Hoatten 1. 2. and 3. Honey vinegar (3): Mrs G. Hoatten 1. 2, and 3. Comb honey (3): Mrs G. Hoatten I, 2, and 3. Honey comb (3): Mrs G. Hoatten I, 2, and 3. Honey in sections (3) : Mrs Hoatten 1, 2, and 3. Beeswax (3): Mrs G. Hoatten I and 2. Marmalade (1): Miss C. M. Bennison 1, Wines (2) : Mr* !v. Holland 1 and 2. Home-made beer (1): D. G. Smith 1. Blii. >. SCOXES, CAKES (Judges: -Airs T. Uowolt and Mr Woolley.) Home-inado bread, nut loaf (I): Miss T. Kdo 1. Hoine-mado scones, no butter (ti): .Mrs (i. Hoatten .! and 2, Miss F<. Hyland 3. Fancy scones, home-made (2) : Mrs V. Macmillan 1 and 2. Oirdlo scones (3): Mrs G. Honlt.cn 1. Mrs E. Macmillan 2. Fruit cake, light (2): Mrs G. Hoatten 1 and 2. Fruit cake, dark (3): Mrs G. Hoatten 1 and 2, Mists E. Hyland 3. Seed cake (3): Mrs G. Xutbrown J. Mrs G. Hoatten 3. Madeira cako <3): Mrs G. IToaltcn 1 and o. Gingerbread cake (4): Miss J. Jtose 1, Miss J5. M. Beck 2, Mrs G. Hoatten 3 and h c. Sponge cake (2): Mrs G. Hoatten I and 2. Pikelets (4): Miss A. Cr. Walker 1. Airs G. Hoatten 2 and h c. Miss Blackwood 3. Jam tarts (2): Mrs G. Hoatten 1 and 2. Oat cakes (2): Mrs F. Macmillan .1. Shortbread (4): Mrs G. Hoatten 1 and 2, Mrs R. T. Latimer 3, Mrs l'ritehard 3. Collection small cakes and pastry (1): Miss M. Taylor I. Sponge roll (3): M.iss M. Taylor .1, Mrs G. Hoatten 2 and 3. Sponge sandwich (5): Miss T. Rose I, Mrs O. Hoatten 2 and 3, Miss M. Taylor It c. Home-mado soap, unscented (3): Mrs G. Hoatten .1 and 2, Airs D. Vernall 3. Collection biscuits (2): Airs 0. Hoatten I and 2. Proteena scones (3): Mrs AY. G'. Ilillier 1, Mrs G. Hoatten 2, Miss L. J. Robiuson 3. Proteena biseuits (3) : Miss L. J. Robinson 1, Mrs W. G. Ilillier 2, Mrs G. Hoatten 3. Proteena small cakes (2) : Miss L. J. Robinson 1, Mrs G. Hoatten 2. Schools' Cookery Classes—Biscuits, High School pupils (1) : Hope Loy 1. Girdle scones, High School pupils (1): llopo Loy 1. Home-made bread, High School pupils (3): llopo Loy ]. Shortbread, primary schools (!>) : Lila Hoatten 1, Betty Hill 2, Ngaio Johns 3, Peggy Baker h c. Sausage rolls, primary schools (4) : P. Hyland 1, Joyce Denley 2, Frances Hyland 3, Lila Hoatten h c. Scones, primary schools (11):

Betty Hill 1, Frances Hyland 2, Ngaio Johns 3, P. Hyland h c, Betty Holland c. Proteena scop's (7): Elaine Valentine 1, Kathleen Hyland 2, P. Hyland 3, Peggy Baker hc. Proteena biscuits (2): P. Hyland 1, Kathleen Hyland 2. Proteena small cakes (2) : P. Hyland 2, Kathleen Hyland 3. DRESSED POULTRY, EGGS (Judge: Mr W. 11. Robinson.) Hen eggs (1): Mrs E. Macmillan 1. Duclc | egg 3 (1): Reg. Carter 1. I NEEDLEWORK AXD FAXCYWORK (Judges: Mesdames D. G. Smith and K. Gleriie.) Tray cloth other than crochet (7): Mrs Rex Uallagher 1, Mrs D. Kde 2, MiBS G. Upborne '6. Tray cloth, lazy daisy (4) : Mrs Kex Gallagher 1, Miss K. 0. McElhinney Miss G. Osborne o. Pair mats for tea wnggon (1) : Miss E. A. Ashby 1. Supper cloth, embroidered (11): Miss M. Boyd 1, Mrs S. J. Graham 2, Mrs 0. W. Thomas H. Supper cloth, coarse crochet (2): Miss ft. M. i3onnington 1, Mrs "\V. Stephens Supper cloth, fine crochet (2): Mrs H. Anderton 1 and 2. "White table centra (6): Miss M. Boyd 1, Mrs Rex Gallagher 2, Miss RobcrtEOn 3. Table centre, coloured worked (12): Mrs D. Ede 1, Mrs C. I'earce 2, Miss G. Osborne 0. Fancy handkerchief sachet (4) : Mrs A. C. Shaw 1, Miss Mai Willers 2, Mrs D. Ede 4 J. Tea cosy other than crochet (7): Mrs C. Shearman 1, Miss •T. Hockings 2 and o. Pair pillow shams (4): Miss J. Hockings 1, Miss A. Blair 2, Miss R. C. McElhinney 2. Specimen cross-stitch work (1): Miss Jean Copland 3. Apron, Semco needlework (7): Miss K. A. Ashby 1 and 3, Mrs 0. -W. Thomas 2. Collection coloured work (5) : Miss R. C. McElhinney 1, Miss 1«\ Hardy 2, Mrs C. j W. Thomas 3. Cushion other than painted j (5) : Miss F. Anderton 1 and 2, Mrs A. . C. Shaw 3. Fancy lamp shade (2): Miss; Mai Willers 1, Miss D. Breeze 2. Tapestry j work (3): Mrs E. Chibnall 1, Mrs 11. W. j Collins 2, Mrs P. J. Andrew 3. Raffia work ! (2): Mrs P. J. Andrews 1 % Miss D. Breeze Macrame work (2); Mrs G. Hoatten 1, Miss Mai Willers h c. Pen painting (3) : Miss Kura Coates 1 and 2, Miss Mai Willers 3. Championship, oj)en only to articles which have won a first prize (5) : Miss B. E. Ashby 1, Mrs C. Pearcc 2, Mrs W. Stephens 3. Hand-knitted box, lingering wool (4) : Mrs W. Stephens 1 and 2, Mrs P. J. Andrew 3. Knitted slippers (2) : Mrs P. J. Andrew J, Haud-knitted jumper or cardigan (8): Miss L. J. Robinson 1, Miss Mai Willers 2, 3, and h c. Hand-knitted lace jumper (5): Miss Mai Willers 3. Miss M. Mactier 2, Miss Molly Rattray 3. Child's knitted frock (4) : Mrs P. J. Andrew 3, Miss Violet Johnston 2, Miss Nancy Bennison 3. Hand-knitted or crocheted "beret (3): Miss Mai Willers 1, Miss Nancy Bennison 2. Knitted bootees or bonnet (0): Miss F. Hardy 3, Mrs Rex* Gallagher 2, Mis? Violet. Johnston 3. Hand-knitted garment in white wool (5): Mrs Rex Gallagher I, Miss Nancy Bennison 2. Miss G. M. Bennison 3. Thrift class, host child's garment made front used material (1): Mis* M. Boyd 3. Prettiest and most useful article made from 70lb sugar bag, natural colour (0): Mrs A. <\ Shaw 1, Mrs Rex Gallagher 2, Miss T). ! : >de 3. Prettiest and most useful article from 701b sugar bag. dyed colour (.">): Miss M. Walls 1, Mrs A. f\ Shaw 2 and 3. Children's Classes- —7,a7.y dairy, primary school girls (2): Ngaio Johns 1, Annie (jallaicher 2. Needlework, primary school girls {.*>): Xg:iio Johns 1, Gwen Waters 2. Nightdress, unwashed, girls 14 years and under (f>): Ncaio Johns 1, Eunice Cone 2, Laurene Grieo 3. Best-dressed doll, girls 11 yearn and under M): Xoeline Daniel 1, Ngaio Johns 2, Laura Fittock 3. honnet, girls 14 years and under (7): Ngaio Johns I and 2." Komi Watts 3. Plain pillowslip, cirls 14 years and under (5): Ngaio Johns 1. Rona Watts 2, Ethel Martin h e. Specimens, darning, hemming three buttonholes, three eyelot holes, sewing on buttons, sewing on tape, girls under 14 years Laurene Grice 1. Specimens, darning snx or stocking, calico and flannel pateh, girls under 12 years (4): Eunice Cone 3. Technical Closes —Dressmaking, heavy materials Miss E. M. Doyle 1. Embroidery work (2): Phyllis Hooper 1. Fancy work (2): Molly Rattray 1 and 2. MARQUETRY (Judge: Mr 3 A. Bray.) Marrjurt rv, painted (S): Mrs C. Shearman 1. Miss F. Hardy 2, Mrs A. 0. Shaw 3. Marquetry, poker (1): Miss F. Hardy 3. MECCANO MODELS (Judge: Mr C. E. Bailey.) Under 10 years (U: Benson Furby I and special. Under 15 years (11): J. 801 l 1 and special, W. Houston 2. N. Donn 3. Over Ir, years C. Taylor 1. E. S. Farby 2. SCHOOL COMVETFTIONS (Judge: Mr E. A. Cockroit.) Penmanship, junior, under 12 years (49): Eunice Cone (Willowbv) 3, Graham N-jrrish {Ashburton East) 2, Gordon Knight (Ashburton East) 3, McrJe Halliburton (Ashburton East) h c. Penmanship. senior under 14 "years (.*39): Joan Knight (Ashburton East) 1, Ngaio John:* (Methvcn) £, M. Papworth (Borough 1 ) 3, Peggy Loy (Ashburton East) and M. Bay (Wnkanui) (equal) h c. Drawing (33): B. Tucker (Borough) 1, K. Oliver (Borough) 2, J. IDenley (Borough) 3. L. Rcid (Ashburton East; h c, A. Travcrs (Borough) c. PHOTOGRAPHY" (Judge: Mr A. Masters, Christcliurch.) Figure or animal study (7): Miss Mai Willers 1. and 2, Frederick Keen 3. Landscape (2): C. L. Vaughan 1. Farm study (3): Miss M. Taylor J. Collection of enlargements (1): Miss M. WiUcrs 3. Best rolled ion three ph«»rogrnphs (4): R. P. Chibnall t. C. L. Voughftu 2 and 3. Manunl Training in Woodwork—Best, toy in wood, secondary school (1): Donaid Thomas 1. Children's Section —Best cover design for winter show (no advertisements) (3): Ray Ede 1. Poster design drawing (3): Mary Bruce 1, Ray Ede 2. Print script, under eight years (11): C. Grice (Ashburton East) 1, B* Hunt (Ashburton East) 2, Betty IToskcn (Ashburton East) 3, Valrnai McEachern (Ashburton East) c. POULTRY SECTION OPEN CLASSES (Judges: Messrs A. Gapes, Christcliurch, and W. H. Robinson, Ashburton.) Old English Game —Black red cock (1): Murray Digby 3. Black red hen (3): Murray Digby 1. Any other colour cock (1): P. L. Donald 1 and special. Indian (.fame —Cock (3) : Murray Digby t and 2, P. L. Donald 3. Hen (4): P. 1/. Donald 1, 2. and 3. Cockerel (3): P. L. Donald 1, Murray Digby 2 and 3. Pullet (4): P. L. Donald 1, 2, and 3. Leghorns— Brown hen (-): G. SuUie 3 and special, Uter Hosken 2. Brown cockerel (2): G. Suttie 1, O. Morris 2. Brown pullet (1): O. Morris 1. Minorcas —Black hen (2): J. Cordncr 1 and special, T. Findluy 2. Black cockerel (2): Mrs A. Allred I, T. Fiudlay 2. Anconas —Hen (I): A. E. Tate 3. Cockerel (4): A. E. Tate 1, 2, and 3. Pullet (1): A. E. Tate 1. Hamburgs—Gold or silver pencilled cock (4): L. Shilling 1 and 3, _M. Bruce 2. Gold or silver pencilled hen (5): E. Shilling 1 and 3, M. Bruce 2. Gold or silver pencilled pullet (2): L. Shilling 1 and 2. Silver spangled cock (1): E. J. Tucker 3. Silver spangled hen (I): E. J. Tucker •! and special. Silver spangled cockerel (3): E. J. Tucker 1. Silver spangled pullet (1): E. J. Tucker 1. Polish Fowls—AV hi te-ores ted black cock (2): Miss E. Jones 1. T. Findlay 2. Whitecrested Mack hen (2): T. Fiudlay 1 and special, "Miss E. Jones 2. Plymouth Rocks—Barred hen (4): T. Rattray 1. 2. 3, and special. Barred cockerel (4): T. Rattray 3. 2, and 3. Barred pullet (4): T. Rattray 3, 2, and 3. Orpingtons—Black cock (2) : C. If. Nicoll 1 and 2. Black hen (3): G. H. Nicoll 1, special, and 2, J. Cordner 3. Black cockerel (0): T. Findlay 1 and special, G. IT. Nicoll 2, B. Kelly 3. Black pullet (6): Miss E. Jones 1, G. IT. Nicoll 2. B. Kelly 3. or cinnamon cock (1): M. Bruce 1. Bufl' or cinnamon hen (2): M. Bruce 1, 2. and special. Buff or cinnamon cockerel (2): M. Bruce 1. and 2. Buff or cinnamon pullet (2): M\ Bruce 1 and 2. Wyamlottes—Silver cock (1): F. H. Eovell 1 and special. Silver hen (3) : P. IT. Eovell 1. Silver cockerel (2): F. C. JEiack 1. F. TT. Eovell 2. Silver pullet (1): F. C. Hnack 1 and special Sussex —Cock (\)'. F. C. ITaack 1. Hc-n (3): F. C. Haack 1. E. W. P Thomas 2, D G, Smith 3. Cockerel (1): P A. Cornish 1 and special. Pullet (0): P. A. Cornish 3 and rpecial. 11. W. P. Thomas 2. Open Selling Classes—Black Orpington ! cock or eockerel (2): G, JT. Nicoll 1 and special. Miss E. Jones 2. Black Orpington hen or pullet (2): A. A. Cox 3, G. H. Nicoll 2. Gift Classes —Hcnvv breed. cock cockerel (1): G. H. Nicoll 1. Eight breed, cock or cockerel (1): B. TCrlly 1 and special. ■ BANTAMS (Judge: Mr A. Gapes) I Modern Game, black red or brown red hen (1) : D. Ede 1 and special. Old English, black red or light rod cock (2): A. Morris 3, H. W. Boyns 2. * Old English, black red or light red hen (6) : D. Edo 1 and 3, IT. W, lioyns 2. Old English, black red or light, red cockerel (2): A. Morris 3, D. fide 2. Old English, any other variety cock (3): W. 33. Scott 1, W. J. Curric 2, JT. W. Boyns 3. Old English, any other variety hen (4): W. J. Currio 1. W. B. Scott 2, W. 11. Boyns 3. Old English, any other variety cockerel (4): W. B. Scott 3, W. J. Currio 2, H. W. Boyns 3. Old English, any other variety pullet (4): W. J. Currio 3, W. B. Scott 2. IJ. W. Boyns 3. Black Rosecomb cockerel (1): D. Ede 3. Black Rosecomb pullet (4): D. Edo 1, 2, 3, and special. Buff o? cinnamon Pekin pullet (1): Miss Ella Beck 1. White Pekin cock (1) : H. W. Boyns 3. White Pekin hen (2) : H. W. Boyns 1 and 2. White Pekin pullet (1) : W. B. Scott 1. Black Pekin hen (1): D. Ede 1. Japanese, any colour, cock (2): H. W. Boyns 1 and 2. Japanese, any colour, hen (2): 11. W. Boyns 1 and 2. Juvenile Classes—Pekin, any variety, in pairs (2): Master Ray Ede 3, Master C. E. Pritchard 2. Any other variety, in pairs (4): Master R. Ede 1, Master W. J. Round 2, Miss Mary Digby 3.

• UTILITY CLASSES (Judge: Mr 1 A. Gapes) Leghorns—White cock (2) : P. A. Cornish 3, F. C. Haack 2. White hen (4) ; P. A. Cornish 3, A. McMillan 2 and 3. White cockerel (4): G. 11. Nicoll 1 and special, J. Bushell 2, F. C. Ilaack 3. "White pullet (4) : P. A. Cornish. 1 and special, F. C. Haack 2. Brown cock (1) : O. Morris 1. Brown hen (2): G. Suttie 1, Uter Hosken 2. Brown cockerel (1): G. Suttie 1 and special. Any other variety (1): J. Cordner 1. Anconas—Cockerel (4): Murray Digby 1, 2, and 3. Minorcas—Cock (2): R. IT. Loy 3, T. Findlay 2. Hen (6): J. Glenie 1 and. special, T, Findlay 2, Mrs Allred 3. Cockerel (4) : T. Findlay 1, R. 11. Loy 2, J. Cordner 3. Pullet (6) : J. Glenie 1 and 3, R. H. Loy 2. Plymouth Rocks —Barred cock (4): T. Rattray .1 and 2. Barred hen (5): T. Rattray 3. 2, 3, and special. Barred cockerel (4): T. Rattray 3, 2, 3, and special. Barred pullet (4): T. Rattray 3, 2, and 3. Wyandottes—Silver hen (3): F. 11. Eovell 1. Silver cockerel (1): F. 11. Lovell 1 and special. Orpingtons—Black cock (3): G. TT. Nicoll 1 and special, 3'". J. Tucker 2. Black hen (4): A. A. Cox 3, B. Kelly 2 and 3. Black cockerel (7): IE Kellv 3 and 2, G. IE Nicoll 3 Black pullet (7): B. Kelly 1, special, and 2, G. IE Nicoll 3. P»ufT or cinnamon cockerel (2): G. H. Nicoll 3, special, and 2. Buff or cinnamon pullet (1): G. IE Nicoll 1. Sussex —Cock (3): Mrs A. Allred 3. Hen (3): Mrs A. Allred 1 and special, L. W. P. Thomas 2, D. G. Smith 3. Cockerel (l 1 ) : P. A. Cornish 1. Pullet (2) : L. W. P. Thomas I, P. A. Cornish 2. Rhode Island Red—Hen (3): "Mrs Allred 1. Cockerel (1): Mrs A. Allred 3. Selling Classes—Light breeds, cock or cockerel (1): P. Flannery 3. Heavy breeds, cock or cockerel (4): P. Flannery 1 and special, Mrs A. Allred 2, A. A. Cox 3. Heavy breeds, hen or pullet (2) : A. A. Cox 1, P. Flannery 2. Trio Classes (male and two females) Black Orpingtons (3): A. A. Cox 3, J. Cordner 2. Mips E. Jones 3. Barred Rocks (.1): T. Rattray 1 and special. Juvenile Classes—Dorkings, Rhode Island Reds, Plymouth Rocks, Orpingtons, Wyandottes, cock or cockerel (3): A. J. Tate 1, Jack Wilson 2, C. L. Pritchard 3. Dorkings, Rhode Island Reds, Plymouth Rocks, Orpingtons, Wyandottes, hen or pullet (2): Miss Mary Digby 1. A. J. Tate 2. Minorcas, Hovidans, Leghorns, Andalusians, Hamburgs, Game, hen or pullet (1): Miss Mary Digby 3. Minorcas, Homlans, Leghorns. Andalusians, Hamburgs, Game, cock or cockerel (1): J. Crawford 3. OPEN CLASSES Ducks (judge, Mi* A. Gapes, Christcliurch) —Pekin duck (I): G. Suttie 1 and championship. Pekin drake (4) : G. Suttie 1. 2, and 3. Geese—Gander (3): V. Digby 1 and special, Mrs E. M. Begs 2 and 3. Turkeys—Cock (1): Mrs T. Lemon 3. Hen (1): Mrs T. Lemon 1. PIGEONS (Judge: Mr W. T. Scott, Lowcliffc) Pouter or Cropper, cock or hen (1): J. Glenie 1 and special. Fantail cock or hen (2): Douglas Smith 1 and 2. Clean-legged Tumblers —Long-faced, self, black, cock (1): Master J. E. Hopkins 1 and special. Long-faced, self, white, cock (1): Douglas Smith 3. Baldhead or board, black, cock (1): Master J. E, Hopkins 3. Baldhead or beard, any other colour, cock (1); J. Glenio 1. Baldhead or beard, any other colour, hen (1): Master J. E. Hopkins 1. Performing Tumblers, cock* (7) : T. Eeddy E 'l'. W. Round 2 ami 3. Performing Tumblers, hen (0): T. W. Round 3, T. Eeddy 2, Miss Jiorton 3. Muffed Tumblers, blue, silver. or chequered, cock (1): N. Holmes 1. Flying Homer Classes —Cock, certified to have flown 300 miles or more (1): C. B. and Misses N. and D. Butcher 1. Cock or hen, certified to have flown 275 miles (1): C. B. and Misses N. and D. Butcher /. Cock or hen, certified to have flown 200 miles (1): C. B. and Misses N. and D. Butcher 1. Cock, most likely flier (2) : D. Wilson 1 and 2. Hen, most likely flier (1): P. Barker 1. Cock, most likely flier, ringed 1933 (1): P. Barker 3. Juvenile Classes—Flying Homer, cock or hen (G) : C. B. and Misses N. and D, Butcher 1, P. Barker 2. H. Perkins 3. Any other variety, cock or hen (4) : II Perkins E Master J. E. Hopkins 2, Master R. Tonks CANARIES AND. CAGE BIRDS (Judge: Mr R. W. Thompson, Christcliurch) Norwich, plain-head, yellow, clear, non-colour-fed, cock (1) ; I). J. Grindlay 1. Norwich, plain-head, yellow, clear, non-colour-fed, lien (1): D. J. Grindlay 1 and special. Norwich, plain-head, buff, clear, non colour-fed, cock (3) : D. J. Grindlay 3, W. IE Walker 2. Norwich, plain-head, yellow, ticked, or lightly variegated, non-colour-fed, cock (2) : W. IE Walker 1, D. J. Grindlay 2. Norwich, plainhead, yellow, ticked, or lightly variegated, nou-colour-fed, hon (2) : W. IL Walker .1, D. Edo 2. Norwich, plain-head, buff, ticked, or lightly variegated, non-colour-fed, cock (3): W. 11. Walker 1 and special, D. Ede 2. J. McPherson 3. Norwich, plain-head, buff, ticked, or lightly variegated, non-colour-fed, hen (1) : W. 11. Walker 1. Norwich, plainhead, yellow*, heavily variegated, cock or hen (1): W. IT. Walker 3. Norwich, plainhead, buff, heavily variegated, cock or hen (1): D. J. Grindlay 3. Norwich, cinnamon, buff, variegated (3): D. J. Griudlay i, Yorkshire, plain-head, yellow, clear, non-colour-fed, cock (3): G. Cartvvright 1. Yorkshire, plain-head, yellow, clear, non-colour-fed, lio-n (1) : D. J. Grindlay 1. Yorkshire, plain-head, buff, clear, non-colour-fed, cock (3): John Reid 1. Yorkshire, plain-head, buff, clear, non-colour-fed, hen (2) ; John Reid 3, G. Cartwright 2. Yorkshire, plainhead, buff, ticked, or variegated, non-colour-fed, cock (2): G. Cartwright 1 and 2. Yorkshire, cinnamou, yellow, cock, or hen (i): W. Anderson 3. and special. Yorkshire, cinnamon, buff, cock or hen (1) : G. Cartwright 1. Un flighted Classes—Norwich, plain-head, yellow, clear, or invisible ticked, non-colour-fed. cock (.1): W. H. Walker 1. Norwich, plain-head, yellow, clear, or invisible ticked, non-colour-fed, hen (1): W. IE Walker E Norwich, plain-head, yellow, ticked, or lightly variegated, non-colour-fed, hen (.1): W. H. Walker .1. Norwich, plain-head, yellow, heavily variegated, non-colour-fed, hen (1); W. IE Walker 1 and special. Norwicc, j plain-head, buff, clear, or invisible ticked, non-colour-fed, cock (2): W. 11. Walker 1. J. McPherson 2. Norwich, plain-head, buff, clear or invisible ticked, non-colour-fed. hen (4) : J. McPherson 1. D. J. Grindlay 2 and 3. Norwich, plain-head, buff. ticked, or lightly variegated, non-colour-fed, cock (2): W. H. Walker 1. D. J. Crindlay 2. Norwich, plain-head, buff, heavily variegated, nonJ colour-fed, hen (I): D. J. Grindlay 3. Nori wich, plain-head, buff, heavily variegated, non-colour-fed, cock (2): J. McPherson J; D. J. Grindlay 2. Norwich, green, yellow, or buff, foul (3): L>. J. Grindlay 1. Yorkshire, plain-head, yellow, clear, or invisible ticked, non-colour-fed, cock or hen (2): W. Anderson 3, I). J. Grindlay 2. Yorkshire, plainhead, buff, clear, or invisible ticked, non-colour-fed, cock or hen (.1) : W. Anderson L. Yorkshire, plain-head, buff, heavily variegated, non-colour-fed, cock or hen (-1) : G. Cartwright. 1. Yorkshire, plain-head, buff, ticked or lightly variegated, non-colour-fed, cock or hen (I): G. Cartwright I. Budgerigar, in pair.?, green (1): D. J. Grindlay 1, Budgerigar, in pairs, lemon (1): D. J. Grindlay 3, Budgerigar, in pairs, cobalt (1): D. J. Grindlay 1. Novice Classes —Norwich, yellow, variegated (3): C. C. Gass 3. Norwich, buff, clear, or ticked (1) : C. C. Gass .3. Norwich, buff, variegated (3): C. C. Gass 1. Yorkshire, buff, clear, or ticked (2): Mrs E. Healev 3, 11. Harper 2. Yorkshire, buff, variegated (I): H. Harper 3. Juvenile Classes—Canary, any variety, cock or hen (6): Patty Grindlay 3, C. C. Gass ! 2, Ray Edo 3. ♦ DOG SECTION ! (Judge: Dr. A. C. MclCillop, Christchurcli) 1 Cocker Spaniels, black—Dogs, open (2) : N. S. Brosnan 1 and special, T. IT. Hodge 2. Limit, dog or bitch (1): T. 11. Hodge 3. ; Cocker Spaniels, other than black—Dogs j or bitches, novice (3): Mrs I. M. Wheeley

1, F. R. Wheeley 2, L. Newton 3. Dogs or bitches. puppy (X): F. K. Wheeley 1 aud special. Dogs, open (2) : F. R. Wheeley 1, L. Newton 2. Bitches, open (2) : N. S. Brosnan 1 and special, Mrs I. M. Wheeley 2. Limit, dog or bitch (1) : Mrs 1. M. Wheeley 1. ■Smooth Fox Terriers—Dogs or bitches, puppy (!)• 0. Vial 1 and special. Dogs, open (1): A. Clark 1 and special. Bitches, open (1): A. Clark 1. Brace (1): A. Clark I. Limit, dog or bitch (2) : A. Clark X and 1 Smooth, or Wire Fox Terriers —Dogs, open (1): A. Clark X. Bitches, open (2): A. Clark X. Brace (X): A. Clark X. Limit, dog or bitch (2) : A. Clark X and 2. Scottish Terriers—Dog or bitch, novice (X): R. Bayno X. Dogs, open (2): Dr. A. Sir.ith-Morton X, R. Bayne 2. West Highland White Terriers—Dogs, open (X): Mrs A. B. Brack X. Bitches, open (X): Mrs A. B. Brack X. Irish Terriers —Dogs, open (2): L. E. Vernazoni X and special, A. T. Donnelly 2. Limit, dog or bitch (2) : L. E. Vernazoni X, A. T. Donnelly 2. t Airedale Terriers—Dogs, open (X) : Mrs K. A. PritcharS 3. Bitches, K. A. Pritchard 1 and special. Australian Terriers"—Dogs, open (1): E. Coker 2. English .Setter?— Dogs, pijppy (X) : Mrs 11. Y. Wliito 1. Dogs, open (2) : Mrs R. Y. White 1, special, and 2. Brace (1): Mrs 11. T. White X. Irish Setters—Dogs, open (X) : I-I. Mcintosh 1 and special. Alsatians—Dogs, open (-1): Mrs IT. Simon 1, Mrs D. Hopwood 2, E. A. Hopkins Dogs, puppy (2): G Taylor X, Miss K. Fitzgerald 2. Bitches, open (2) : Miss L. Cireig 1, It. P. Chihnall 2. Bitches, puppy (3): Mrs 11. Simon X, Miss L. Greig 2. R. P. Chibnail 3. Dog or bitch, novice (local) (2) : Mrs T. W. Round X and special, R. P. Ohibnall 2. Limit, dog of bitch (4) : Mrs D. Hopwood 1, E. A. Hopkins 2, R. P. Chibnall 3. Retrievers —Dogs open (X): S. Manson 1. Bulldogs—Dogs, novice (1): Miss Betty Barrow X and special. Dogs, puppy (X): Miss Betty Barrow 1. Dogs, open (X): Miss Betty Barrow 1. Bitches, open (2): Mrs IT. S. Mitchell I. L. A. Darracott 2. Limit, dog or bitch (2) : Mrs H. S. Mitchell X, Miss B. Barrow 2. Rough-coated Collies—Dogs, maiden (11: .T. Bell X. Djf.s, open (3): Mrs J. Leekic 1 and special, !». Bell 2, J. Hardie 3. Bitches, puppy (1): Mrs S. Jory 1. Bitches, open (3): Mrs S. Jory 1. Teams—Women's bracelet (2) : Mrs R. Y. White X. WOMEN'S INSTITUTES' EXHIBITION AWARDS AT TIMARU (SriCIAL TO THE TRESS.I TIMARU, June 21. .Mr I. D. Burnett, M.P., opened tho exhibition of home industries, antiques, and loan paintings in the Scottish Hall this afternoon by the South Canterbury Federation of Women's Institutes. The prize-list was: HOME INDUSTRIES Cookery—Two-lb white loaf: Miss Jean I'j-asoi- 1 and 2. Nut loaf: Miss Armstrong 1. Miss W. Brown 2, Mrs P. 11. Talbot 3 Oven scones: Mrs MrPhedran 1, Mrs 11. A". I innan 2. Mrs AV. Brown 3. Girdle scones: .Mrs J. R. .Stephenson ]. Sausage roll*: ill's E. S. Chambers 1, Mrs D. Ramsav 2. Shortbread: Mrs McPhedran 1. Mrs E. FindJ;' 1 - v ",-• rs T!rown 3. Sponge sandwich: Mr» lalbot 1, Mrs D. Kennedy 2, Mrs Morse 3. Sponge roll: Mrs Brown 1, Mrs Chambers -'. Mrs L. Stewart 3. Light fruit, cake: ■\h>s S. Vincent .1 aud 2. Mrs Morse 3. Darl; fruit cake: .Mrs Kennedy 1. Seed eal;e: Mrs P. Armstrong 1. Mrs McPhedran (linger bread: Mrs Ramsay 1, Mrs Kennedy 2, Mrs Talbot 3. Chocolate sandwich: Mrs McPhedran X, Miss O'Kecffe 2, Miss Fraser 3. Coffee cake: Mrs Ramsay 1, Mrs Talbot 2, Miss X. Dale 3. Collection of pastry: Mrs .Tackson 1. Collection of sweets: Mrs Firman 1, Mrs H. B. Anderson 2, Miss Woolley 3. _ Jams and Preserves—Three varieties of .lam: Miss Begg I, Mrs Ramsav 2, Mrs Firman 3. Apple .iellv: Miss Midglev 1, Mrs McPhedran 2. Miss Begg 3. Marmalade: Mrs Morse X. Varieties of sauce: Mrs E. R. Roberts X, Mrs Ramsay 2. Mrs Firman 3. Pickles: Mrs Roberts X and 2, Mrs Firman 3. Varieties of bottled fruit: Mrs A. B. Mackenzie X, Miss Begg 2. Soap: Mrs Kennedy. Produce—Salted butter: Mrs Kennedv X, Mrs Brown 2. Mrs Talbot 3. Whits eggs: Mrs L. H. Hay-ward 1 and 8, Mrs Morse

2. Brown eggs: Mrs K. Irving 1, Mrs Kennedy 2, Mrs Talbot 3. Granulated honey: Mrs Ramsay 1, ARTS AND CRAFTS Bnrbola work: Mrs Firman 1 and 2, raffia basket:-Mrs J. E. Shanks 1, Miss O'Kecffe 2. Mrs Roberts 3. Can© basket: Miss H. Unwin 1. Papier-mache: Mrs K.-JTraiei-1, Mrs J. Waite and 3. Pair of gloves: Mrs C. Malthus 1, Miss Morrison 2. Pair of moccasins: Miss Morrison 1, Mrs J. L. Hood 2. Tinfoil: Mrs E. Vincent 1, Mrs Midgley 2, Mrs Firman 3. Passepartout: Mrs Gray burn 1, Mrs Stewart 2, Mrs Kennedy 3. Parchment work: Mrs Stewart 1. Marquetry work: Mrs Irvins 1, Mrs Shanks 2, Mrs Moffatt 3. Pewter work: Miss E. Hughes 1 and 2. Plaster of Paris brooch: Mrs Peter 1, Mrs W. .£• Mills 2, Mrs Firman 3. Any other plaster * of Paris article: Mrs Firman X and 2, Mrs Peter 3. Hand-painted article: Mrs Firman 1. Seagrass stool: Mrs S. Unwin 1, Mrs Tarbottom 2. Toy: C. Irving 1 and 8, Mrs Roberts 2. Tapestry handbag: Miss B. Hide 1, Mrs Irving 2, Mrs West 8. Poster, "Use More Milk*': Mrs Couling 1, Mrs K. Johnston 2, Miss J. Sewell 3. *'Use More Wool": Mrs Couling 1. Mrs Johnston 2, Miss K. Austin 3. Poster advertising the institute depot: Miss Austin 1, Mrs Couling 2. Weaving—Woven scarf: Mrs Unwin 1» j Piece of plain material: Mrs Unwin% 1. j Piece of patterned material: Mrs Peter 1 ; and equal with Mrs Curtis 2. Garment 1 from hnnd-woven material: Mrs Unwin 1 ami 2; Miss Unwin and Mrs Unwin, specials. Spinning—One-ply, home-spun wool: Mi*s |M. Scnrfe 1. Two-ply: Mrs Johnston. Gar-, ment from home-spun wool: Mrs Johnston. Thrift Section—Article from straw or felt hat: Miss Austin 1, Miss L. Hawke 2, Mrs P. J. Andrews 3. Child's garment from adult's garment: Mrs Keown 1, Mrs W. Simpson, jun., 2, ' Mrs Firman 3. Article from sugar bags, untrimmed: Miss C. Irving 1, Mrs G. G. Gould 2, Mrs Hibbs 3. Article from sugar bag, trimmed: Mrs Graham 1, Miss Austin 2, Miss A. A. Saunders 3. Article from flour bags, trimmed: Miss A, Long 1, Mrs Moffatt 2, Miss K. 3. Article from waste material: Miss Irving 1, Miss Fraser 2, Mrs 33. Vincent 8. Article from petrol tins: Mrs Firman 1. Mrs Gould 2. Mrs Waite 3.' Knitted article from odd pieces of wool: Mrs F. E. Smith 2. Article from cotton reels: Mrs I>. Coward 1, Mrs E. Vincent 2, Mrs Flatman 8. Dressing gown from scrftp material: Miss ScaTfe 1. Special for thrift article: Mrs West 1» Mrs Firman 2, Mrs Coward 3.