PENINSULA SHOW

Press, Volume LXX, Issue 21323, 16 November 1934, Page 17

PENINSULA SHOW

—*— DECREASE IN ENTRIES With a marked decline in entries in the horse and junior sections, the annual Show of the Peninsula Horse Show and Pastoral Association, held in Mr M. Dunn's paddock at Duvauchelle yesterday, was a little disappointing. These two sections, which, with cattle, are the biggest in the show, each had 50 fewer entries than last year. The cattle section showed a slight increase, and all the other sections were fairly well patronised. As a measure of compensation for the decrease in numbers the general quality of the exhibits was rather higher than usual. Some useful horses were seen out, and the milch cow sections, especially the section for Shorthorn or Shorthorn cross cows, drew some quality beasts. Perhaps the best classes on the ground were those for ponies. Not only were they well filled, but the ponies, almost without exception, would hc.ve had a good chance of doing well in some of the larger shows. K. Chapman's Kittlewinkle, which won the championship, was a good type.

The cattle classes were confined to comparatively few exhibitors, but competition was always keen. The champion bull was the two-year-old Jersey, Hawksbury Gold, belonging to J. R. White, and a milch cow entered by the same owner in the class for Jersey or Jersey cross cows, was champion. The bull did not get a prize in his class.

There were only three classes in sheep, and the first prize in each was taken by V. Craw. The sections for school children, domestic produce, farmers' produce, fruit and vegetables, flowers, and women's institute work, were very attractively set out, and attracted a great deal of attention. PRIZE LIST The prize list was as follows: HORSES (Judges: Messrs \V. Hay ward, saddle, and K. A. Lockhead, harness and cobs.) Hacks—Yearling' (2): D. R. Curry 1 and 2. Two-year-old (2): Miss K. Kay 1, Toby Robinson 2. Maiden, to carry 11 stone (11): T. Masefleld 1, Lady C. Stewart 2, Miss K. Kay 3 and v h c. To carry 15 stone (!!)! Lan Metizies 1, T. Warner 2. Cob, to tarry 14 stono (3): T. Maselield 1, K. K. Patten 2. Hack, to carry 13 stono (-.!): T. Masefleld 1, Miss Kny 2. To carry 11 stone (10): Lady C. Stewart 1, Harry Menzies 2, Miss Kay 3. Lady's hack (0): Lady C. Stewart 1, 11. Mcnzies 2. T. Masefield '•'>■ Troop, horse (5): T. Maselield 1, T. Warner 2. Brood mare (1): J. Chapman 1, D. R. Curry 2. Pony, 1.3.3 to 11.2 hands (8): T. Maselield 1, Toby Robinson 2, Miss K. Kayo, W. Craw, jun. v h o. Pony, 12.2 and under 13.3 hands (5): Ken. Chapman 1, B. Brown 2, H. T. Chapman v h e. Pony, under 12.2 hands (7): C. H. Svkes 1 and v h c, 11. T. Chapman 2. Hunters—Maiden (4): H. Menzios 1, Miss K. Kay 2. Open (7): Hairy Menzies I. Alan Menzies 2, Mies K. Kay v li c. Maiden pony jump (C) : C. 11. Sykes 1, .Miss Kav ■_'. Ponies, 14.2 hands and under («): T. Masefleld 1, C. 11. Sykes 2. In harness —Pom. 12.2 and up lo I.'S.C! hands (2): K. Chapman's Kiltlewinkie 1 and champion. 11. T. Chapman 2. Pony, 12.2 hands and under (2): JI. T. Chapman 1, K. Haines 2. Mare or gelding <o draw ir.ewt (2): .7. .7. Brochorie J. To draw 50cwt (2): Allan Csdin I. Gi:r mare or gelding, from 14.2 to in.3 hands (3): .7. Chapman 1, Mrs T. Mora 2. Dogcart mare or gelding, over 13.2 hands (2) : S. Curry 1, K. W. Hammond 2.

CATTLE (Judges: Messrs G. Jones, T. W. Crossan, H Bliss, and E. Hay.) Two-year steers (4): W. Craw 1 and 2. Two-voar-old heifers for fattening (7): \V. Craw 1. Yearling heifers (2): W. Craw 1, V. Craw 2, Yearling steers (3): W. Craw 1 and 2. Jersey or Jersey cross heifers (2): J. J. Broeherie 1, .7. R. White 2. Friesian "r Friesian cross heifers (4): C. Ilinnm and Son 1 and 2. Shorthorn or Shorthorn criin Ireifers (2): J. Mould 1. T. Stewart 2. Shorthorn bull, two years 12): T. Stewart 1, A. Cunningham 2. Yearling (1): R- A. H. Sfewart 1. Milch row (I): T. \V. Weir 1. Shorthorn or Shorthorn cross ffi > : T. W. Weir 1, I.'nv Rhodes 2. U. Donovan ■■■ Kriesian or Friesian cross f.V): ,7. Yosan 1. S J. Yogan 2. Shorlhor.a or Shm-tli'-rn ero-s iliree year-Id 11): R. Hon..van 1. Slio-t----horn or Shorthorn cross heifer, Iwo years old (3): D. Kay 1. Jersey bull, over two years (4): J. K. While's Hnwkeshury Gold champion, A. Orme 1. It. Haylnck and Son 2. Yearling (5): « r - i; - White I, A. Shadholt 2 Shorthorn or Shorthorn cross yearling heifer (7) : T. W. AV-ir 1. J. K- Thackor 2 and .3. Friesian or Frie?inn cross yearling heifer (5): C. Ilinnm and Sou 1 and 2. Two-voar-old (6): D. Kay 1. S- J- v "«'"' 2. Miss Kav v h c. Three year-old (3): I). Kav 1, ,7. Vng.m 2. Milch cow, Jer.cey or Jersey cross IT,): .7. It. White I. champion,'and 2. Jersey or Jersey cross threevearold (.",): .7. R. White 1 and 2. Two-voar-old (.V) : J. It. V/hito 1, .7. .7. Rrochone 2. Yearling heifer (in): ,7. R. 'White ], 2, and 3, A. Buxburv v h r. Friesian bull, ovor two venrs (2): C. Iliimm nnd Son 7. 7). Kay 2. Yearling (2): S. J. Vogan 1, C. Ilurnm and Son 2.

STIKF.T* (Judge: Mr VT. O. Rcnnic.) Fat lnmb* (0) : V. Craw 1, T. Setwart 2, IT. J. Tjc Lievre 3. Fat lambs, not Downs (2): V. Craw 1. Any breed (4): V. Craw 1 and 2. DOGS (Judge: Mr 71. T. Chapman.) Short-haired Collie, dog or bitch: .7. 17. Paterson 1, G. Jones 2. Long-haired: Le Comte 1, B. Stewart 2. Beardy Collie: T. Y. Barwick 1, J. Hayward, 2. Competition (10): S. S. Barclay 1 and 2, T. h. Brankin 3. JUNIOR SKCTIO-Y (Judge: Miss Anderson.) Standards I. and 11. (2) : Ova Pettlgrew 3, Hazel Hoakin 2. Standards lit. and IV. (0): Robinson's Bay School 1, Alison McKay 2. Miriam Smith vb e. Standards V. and VI. (2): Betty O'Brien Shadbolt 2. Darning (2): Robinson s Bay School 1 and 2. Writing, uuder lu (7): C. Phillips 1, B. Naismith 2, V. (dark v h c. Under 13 (9): Sheila Preudergast 1, Thclnia .lack 2, Alma Hunt v h c. Under 16 (7): Marjorie Wnkelin 1, L. Langropc 2. L. Kearney v he. Crayon drawing under 12 (4): Patricia Mora 1, G. Davis a, Mary Walker vh c. Pencil drawing, under 16: D«n Mould 7, P. Mcßrido 2 T. Henninir- v h c. Essay, under 74 (1). Betty O'Brien 1. Map (4) : N Pi'cndergast 1 B Taylor 2, Marjorie Wakclin v h e. Plast'iceno (2): Robinson's Bay School 1 " nd 2 ' DOMESTIC PRODUCE (Judge: Miss Kennie.)

Troservcd fruit in syrup: M's.s Mono Stownrt J, Mrs A. Stewart 2. In water. Mrs H A. H. Stewart I and v h c, -Mrs G *o»e« 2 Jam: Mrs F. W. Crockett 1 and 2, Mrs S. Vogan v)i c. Jelly. M, sA. Pottigrcw 1. Mrs Hnylock 2, Mrs fe Vegan v he. Marmalade: Mrs A S. Ph.ll.ps 1 Mrs R. Stewart 2. Pickle"; Mrs It. Mason 1. Mrs H. Mooro 2. Chutney: Mrs p W. Crockett 1. Mrs A. Pottigrew 2. Tomato sauce: Mrs J. Haines 1, Mrs & A Trnminand 2. Wines: W. W. Williams t M s H O. O. Haylock 2 Mrs J Haines vl. c- WhUo brC " d '' Mrs 0. It. Moore 1. Miss M. Stewart 2. Mrs 0. Harris v h c. Brown bread: Mr* Colin Mason 1 Sponge Mrs J. It. Haines 1, Mrs C. B. WakeH„ o- Mrs C. Craddock v h c. Sultana cake: Miss' M. Marshall 1. Miss M. Stewart 2. Fruit enko: Mrs A. Ware 1, Miss M. Stewart 2 and v h c. • Seed cake: Miss Gladys Stewart 1, Mrs G. A. Hammond 2, jj ' C B Moore v h e. Madeira cake: Mrs c' It Moore 1. Mrs K. W. Hammond 0 Mrs'J Harris vh c. Sponge sandwich: Mrs K. Hunt I. Mrs O'Brien 2 G.ngerbro'id- Miss Mona Stewart 1. Miss tlva Pottigrew 2. Miss Ellen Pett.grew v h c. Main scones: Mrs It. Mason 1. Mrs Iv. Smith 2, Mrs A. Pettierew v he. Sultana scones: Miss Mona Stewart 1., Mrs O'Brien 2. Girdle scones: Mrs J. Haines 1 and 2 Puff pastry: Mrs Haylock 1, Irs 0. k. Moore 2 and v h c. Shortbread: Mrs W. Weir 1 and 2, Miss Mona Stewart v li c. Scones. Jtirl. under 10 years: Avs Hammond 1. Mona Smith 2. Pikelets: Mis A Ware 1. Mrs It. Mason 2 and v hc. Iruit pie: Mrs 11. Haylock 1. Soap: Mrs h. Giddcns 1 and 2. FARMERS' PRODUCE (Judge: Mr H. Free.) Factorv cheese, for export, 6011. and over: Okain's Bay Dairy Company 1, Barry . Baj Dairy Company 2. Dairy cheese, not less than 301b: A. J. Cunningham 1, Reuben Stewart 2. Factory butler: Akaron Butter Factorv 1, Central Dairy Company 2. Farmers- separator butter: Mrs T W. Weir 1 and 2, Mrs T. AV. Mora 3. For those who have not previously won a prize: Mrs G. A. Hammond 1. Mrs S. E Weir 2 Mrs T. W. Mora .1. Ham: J. Mould 1. C. R. Mooro 2. Honey: Mrs J R White 1 Hen eggs: Miss P. Wakelin 1, Miss k. Kaj 2. Duck eggs: Mrs T. E. Stanbury 1, Miss G. Jones 2. FRUIT AND VEGETABLES (Judge: Mr Grant) Walnuts: W. Williams 1, Mrs G. A. Hammond 2. Apples: Mrs H. Haylock 1, J. LGiddens 2. Lettuce: R. Taylor 1, Miss K. Kay 2. Cabbage: Miss K. Kay 1, W. G. .Vogan 2. Cauliflower: Miss K. Kay 1. Rhubarb: Mrs A. C. Craw 1, Misa J. McKay 2.

Wiv potatoes, red: L. Craw 1, T. W. Weir " Wliilo: L. Craw 1 unci 3. W. W. Williams L\ Old potatoes, red: .T. Mould 1. White: K. Stewnrt ]. Peas: K. A. Pettiirrew 1, Miss K. Kay 2. llro.nl bonus: T. W. Weir I, B. Cunninchaul 2. Kschalots: A. Stewart ]' Onions: Mtss .7. VoR.-in 1 and 2. Cnllection of salad: Miss K. Kay 1. Collection of vegetables: Miss K. Kay. " FLOWERS j (Judge: Mr K. Nairn.) Six roses, open: 11. 11. 11. Gardiner 1, Miss K. M. Jacobson 2, Mrs 11. Gardiner v li o. Three roses, non-prize winners: Duvnuchello School 1, Shirley Moore 2. Hybrid tea roses: 11. 11. 11. Gardiner 1, Mrs 11. Gardiner ". Six roses, distinct varieties: Mrs 11. Gardiner 1, 11. 11. 11. Gardiner 2, Miss K. M. Jncolison v h c. Pink roses: 11. IT. 17. Gardiner 1, Miss K. M. Jucobson 2, Mrs 11. Gardiner v h e. Yellow or eroam roses: IT. 11. 11. Gardiner 1, Miss K. M. Jacobson 2, Mrs 11. Gardiner v h e. Red roses: Mrs 11. Gardiner I, 11. IT. 11. Gardiner 2. Premier rose: Miss K. M. Jacobson. Vase, roses for decorations: Miss 10. M. Jacobson 1, H. 11. Gardiner 2, Mrs V. A. bow fhwaito v h c. Geraniums: li. Wagborn 1, Mrs It. Stewart 2. Pelargoniums: Miss N. Ilayloek J. and 2. Pansics, six varieties: R. Craw 1, 15. Craw 2, K. Craw and Mrs E. Craw v'h. c. Twelve varieties: K. Craw I, E. Craw 2. Outdoor flowers: Miss N. Hnylock 1, W. Craw 2, 11. H. 11. Gardiner and Mrs V. W. Crockett v h e. Gaillardias: Mrs J. Koines 1, B. Waghorn 2. Cut flowers.: Mrs F. W. Crockett 1. Mrs J. B. Haines 2, Miss L. Frnser nnd Mrs T>. R. Waghorn v li o. Flowcrinjr climbers: Mrs 11. Gardiner 1. Flowering shrubs: W. Craw 1, Mrs R. Stewart 2, Mrs IT. Gardiner v h c. Rhododendrons: H. Thacker 1 and v h c, Mrs F. W. Crockett 2. Lady's spray: Mrs F. W. Crockett 1, Mrs F. A. Lcwthwaito 2. Mrs 11. J. Lo Lievro v li e. Man's buttonholes: Miss Jessie Mould 1, Miss N. Hnylock 2, Mrs F. \V. Crockett v h c. Buttonholes: Barbarn Lewthwaite 1 nnd v h c, Betty Taylor 2 Mrs 11. J. Le Lievro v h c. Sweet pens: Mrs F. W. Crockett, 1, Thelma Craw 2, Mrs H. Gardiner v li c. Antirrhinum: Mrs 11. Gardiner I. Piee-on Bay School 2. Assorted flowers: Mrs F. W. Crockett 1, W. Craw nnd .T. Mortlock (equal) 3. Collection sweet pens: Thelma Craw 1.

WOMKN'S INSTITUTE COMPETITIONS (Judge: Mrs E. Hay.) Ourdigim: Mrs 11. Hnyloek 1, Mrs F. Lewthwnito 2. Baby's dress: Mra P. G. Riches I, Mrs K. Mason 2. Knitted jumper: Mrs A. R. Phillips 1, Mrs R. Mason 2. Child's garment, smocked: Mrs J. Brocheric 1, Miss Marshall 2. Throwover: Mrs Stott 1, Miss Marshall 2. Christmas gift: Mrs 11. N. Wright 1, Miss Stott 2. Mat from raw wool: Miss Kcenan 3, Mrs Haines 2. Mat from rags: Mrs Thelning 1, Mrs Dack 2. AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHY (Judge: Mrs E. Hay.) Peninsula farm scene: Miss McKay 1. Landscape: Miss D. Weir 1, Miss McKay 2.