TOY DOG AND CAT CLUB

Press, Volume LXXI, Issue 21512, 29 June 1935, Page 5

TOY DOG AND CAT CLUB

awards at annual SHOW GOOD ENTRIES RECEIVED 1 Excellent entries in all chases h&va been received for the Christchurch Toy Dog find Cat Club's thirtoenth annual show, which will bfl opentd by the Mayor, Mr D. G. Sullivan, M.P., at 150 High •'.roet, this aiternoon. Memlera c{ the club v cro kept busy all day yesterday arranging the exhibits and tha judging in the dog, cookery, art needlework, and children's sections was completed. The entries totalled approximate! , 360, a* against 388 la»t year. The dog section, in whi.h there were 25 entries, was, of courae, the most important, and was well up to the standard of previous shows, the dOjfl all being in splendid condition. Tho art needlework section drew some fine ent'ies, am ■ ompetition was -ery keen. The championship cup for tho highest aggregate po nts iu needlework »aa won by Mis E. J. Thomson, and Mrs Mah»n was awarded tha chair lor the wcond lushest aggregate. Brenda. Mahen secured ' i<?heß! aggregate in the children's needlework section. / , in the do? soction tho champion of champions award went to Mr? C L. Ridgen 9 Montreeaor. The challenge stakes was won by M'S I. Woo-1 s Li Sun, and th« rraduate stakes by Mrs A C. C skio's ltoimata Trixie Anno. Good entriej were also recevi*d for the cookery sce'ion. The ilub b thallen-o cup for most points vvns won by Mrs R. Watson, and Mrs J. D. Gobbe wiu awarded second prize Tho judges were;— Mr J. 8. Dume' rookory, Mrs E Poulson; and art needlework, Miss Brid7eman. Tho cat and isbbit section»_ wil' bfl (Ins morning, when additional special prize will be awarded. The awards yesterday wero ft* follow*: —

DOGS Sydney Silky Terri-ra—Doc or bitch puppy, under uix .months (1): J Marshall 1. Under I*2 months U). J. M&mhaL 1. Limit 'l): Mr® A. C. Caskie 1. Dog, Now Zealand ! red 1): N'rs A. 1 ankio 1. Hog, opun (1): A. C. Caskio 1. Bi'ch, Ne.v Zealand bred (4): J* W.irahall 1. Mra A. C Caakir 2, Mrs L Barton 3. Bitch, open (1): J. Marshall 1, Mrs A. C Caskio 2, Mrs L. Barton 3. Brace (1) Mr# A. C'nskifl ], Tposi (J.)! Mrs A. 0 Cufiftio 1» Pekiru hiv-Do 'or bitch puppy, under six mont's 1): Mrs I. V" ood I. Dop, or>en (2): Mra I. Wood 1, Mra -Greenwood 2. Pomer>n ana—Dofj, puppy, under six months <?): <5. - s, ant 1. Mra .A. tioud 2. lidor 12 months (2): V. Main X, '• Stant 2. Do-', novicn <2): V, Main 1 Mvb W. A. St oud 2. Limit (1): Mrs W A Stroud 1. New Zealand bred 2): Mra V. Main G. Stant 2. BiWi ouppv, under six mon hs (2)- Mrs A. Smith 1. Mr* W. A. 3 roud 2. Undo? 12 months '3): 'Mrs Gudsnll Mir, A. Smith 2. Bitch, tinvicn (2) ». Main 1. Mrs A. Taylor 2 Limit <): Mr# C L. Hid-'on 1. Mrs W. A Stroud 2. New Zealand bred '1) V. Main 1. Open (!): Mrs C'. L, Pid Ten 1. Any colo-r do-*, novico (1): Mrs Peardaley 1. Limit (2>; Mra A. Smith I,' Mr? I>ird»!ey 2. own H): Mr# A. Smith 1. Pit h New Zealand bred (Xl: Mrs A Smith 1. Open (1' Mia A. Smith Anv colour or wei-'ht. puppy und r av mon hs I: O. Slant !, Mra A. Smith 2. r i'.dT 2 -onths 'ill - V Main !. * '8 ''udaell 2, G. Stunt 3. Do? or bitch, open (3): Mr* C L. Hidden 1 Mrs A. '-'rri'h ? und Brace sirs A. Smith 1. Mrs W A S'rond 5. Toy Teriera—Anv <-aii'ty puppy, under nix month's '1): Mrs Gudsel! 1. Under '3 months (1); Mra \\\ A. Stnud 1 pen f3): Mrs A. C Cnsk-n 1 and T. "nrton Toy, any variety of puppy Under wis: n ,filths (1) \'rs I. Wood 1. Open 5): Mm I Wood 1, Mrn 0 L. H d ;en 2, Mr# A. C. Caski- 3. Prace TO: Mr# C. L. Ridden 1, Mra \V. A Strou<l 2, Mra I. Wood 3. 'iY'un (1): A. C. Caakic ! Litters—Breed of bit<h with puppies four tn I" v.'" 1 -- '1 I Mr.' W ' Stroud 1. Novire Variety—Pupp-.'. under -dj months (2): Mr# A Smi'h . Mrs W A StnuJ 'J. Under 12 months) <D: Mrs P. Wodd X, Dower hit' h 1): Mr# "W 8 roud 1. Graduate stakes —All breeds toy 00-0 f2) M'h A C C-ski« ' Mr# Greenwood 2. Chal'rn-»p Stakes—A'l breeds (4) * Mr# I. Wood 1, Mra C. L. Hid-en 2 Mra Greenwood 3. Clnmp-'on of Champions—Either sex {3): Mr* C. L. R'd en 1, Mrn A. C. Caokio 2, Mis L. Barton 3. SPECIAL PHIZES Smith Challenge Ci-p, for best toy dog or bitoh: Mi's 1. Wood. Challenge Cup, for Ixat toy terrier in show. J. Marshall A. A. Johnson Memorial Cup. for befit Syjney Silky: J. Yurahull. Py urn (.ho'' n c (up for beat Pomeran an pu py ■ v . Main. Club Ojp, for 'ight-weight Pomeranians Mr# C. L. Hidden. Pekineso Challenge Cup Mis I. Wood. Pest visiting do.' oi bitchMra L Ba r ton. Beat »■ oi bitch, Sydney Siikv J. Mara'all Pest oppo#'to s-x. Mrs A. C. Caskie. Best New Zealand-bred Sydney Silky J. Marshal!. Brat puppy: J. Marshall Best Pomeranian bitch: Mrs 0 L. Hidgen. Braf do?, under seven pout'sMra V. Vain. Eeat do?, ever «>en pound*Mis A. Smith. Beat bitch, over s..ver pounds; Mra A. Smi'h. Pest Pom-rwir puppy: Y. Ma ; n Prst rppofi to v rs A. Smith. Beet Pokineso dog: Mrs t. Wood. Bent pupp/: Mra I. \ ood, ' <at lucr. .'Jrt K. Wrcld, Pent bruce ''n show, any variaty: Mrs C. L. Hidden. Pest te.am • A. C Caakio. Best litter: Mrs \V. A. Stroud.

ART NEEDLEWORK I'iiio crochet (G) : Miss Brown 1, Misn Mawer 2, Mrs K. J. Thomson 3. Coarse (4) : Mrs E. J. Thomson 1 nnd 2. Other than cotton ('!) : Mrs It. Watson 1 und 2. Men's knitted sox (6): Mrs U. J. Thomson 1, Mrs Mohan 2, Minn J. Chang 3. Wool knitting (C): Jin; Ellis 1, Mrs K. Duckworth 3, Mrs Mahan 3, Other than wool (4) : Mrs Mahnn 1, Mrn 11. Watson 2, Misn Mawer 3. Embroidery, other than wool (3): Mrs K. J, Thomson 1. Coloured embroidery (7): Mrs Mahan 1, Miss D. Chapman 2, Mrs R. Watson 3. Embroidered toilet set (0): Mrs E. J. Thomson 1, Miss D. Chapman 2, Mins Cookson 3. Handworked table or supper cloth (5): Mies Cook.son 1, Miss Mawer 2. Tea cosy (2): Mrs Mahan 1. Knitted or crochetod tea cosp (4): Mrs 11. Watson 1, Miss Mawer 2, M » Mahnn 3. Embroidered cushion (3): Miss Cookson 1, Mrs E. J. Thomson 2. Other thnn embroidered (3): Miss Brown 1, 11. Homo 2. Marquoterio ('1) : Miss D. Chapman 1, 2, and 3. Macnime work (2) : Miss Mahan 1. Lampshade (4) : Miss D. Chapman 1, Mrs Malum 2, Mrs Brown 8. Wo'ked picture (5): Mrs E. J. Thomson 1, Mi.'S Miss Cookson 2, Miss D. Chapman !!. Sampler (2) : Miss 1). Chapmnn 1, Mrs E. J. Thomson 2. Most attractive novelty (0): Mrs Wilkinson 1, Mrs K. Watson 2 and 3. Handmade handkerchiefs (4): Mrs E. J. Thomson 1 and 2, Mies Brown 13. Article from wasto tnnterial (3) : Mrs 15. J. Thomson 1, Miss Broivn 2, Mrs Mahnn 3. • D'oyleya (5) : Mrs E. J. Thomson 1 and 2, D. Chapmnn 3. Article made from Btij;ar-bag (2): Mrs E. J. Thomson 1, Mrs Mahan 2. Worked apron (4) : Miss D. Chapman 1, Mrs Mahan 2 and 3. Bedspread (2): E. Home 1, Mrs Mahan 3. Child's (rock (5): Mrs Mahan 1, Mrii K. Watson 2 and 3. Baby's *et (4): Mrs Borry 1, Miss Mawer 2, Mrs R. Watson 3. Knitted jumper or cardigan (0): Mrs Berry 1, Mrs Mahan 2, Mrs E. J. Thomson 8. Needlework, not enumerated (0): Mrs Mahan 1. Mrs J. Rosesmlth 2, J' ; ss Cookson C. Work other than needlework < t): Mlnn E. A. Craig 1, Miss D. Chapman Miss Cookson 3. Silver (oil picture (3): E. Home 1, Mrs E. J. Thomson 2 runl 3. Paper pulp flowers (1): Miss Brown 1. Champion class for fancywork (!)).' Mrs E. J. Thomson 1 and 3, Mifs t ookron 2. CHILDREN'S CLASS Knitting (7): Girls' Ilomo School 1, Jroy Chang 2, Ruby Chan;; 3. Not enumerated needlework (3): Girls' Home School 1, Jean Cater 2, lirnnda Mahan 3. Painting (1): Madeline Manning 1. Sugar-bag article <2): Girls' Home School 1, Brenda Mahan 2. Silverfoil pictures (4): R. Go'ubo 1 and 3, Brenda Mahan 2. Whito embroidery (X): Brenda Mahan 1. Coloured embroidery (5) : Girls' Home School 1, Sylvia Koid 2, Brenda Mahan 3. Dressed doll (2): Bronda Mahan 1, Betty Skinner 2. Macrame work (1): Brenda Mahan 1. Worked ap:ron (3): Bltfsnda Mahan 1, Sylvia Reid 2, Rhoda Margetts 8. Best toy (2): Brenda Mahan 1. Handwork other than needlework (3): Girls' Home School 1, Brenda Mahan 2. Article from waste material (3) : lan Edffar 1, Rhods Margetts 2, Brenda Maban 3. Handwriting (11): .Tean Carter 1, Girls' Home School 2, Robbie Lone 3. COOKERY Nut loaf fl): Mrs Roberta 2. Plain sconea (4): Mrs R. Watson 1 and 2, Mrs J. D. Gobbs 3. Sultana scenes (3): Mrs R. Watson 1 and 3, Mrs J. D. Gcbbe 2. Girdle scones (2): Mrs E. Watson 1 and 2. Pikelets (4). Mrs R. Watson 1, Mrs Roberts 2, Mra J. D. Gobbe 3. Sponge sandwioh (1): Mr# R. Watson 1. Butter sponge (2): Mrs J. D. Gobbe 1, Mrs R. Watson 2. Chocolate sponge (2): Mrs R. , Watson 1, Mrs J. D. Gobbe 2. Sponge roll ■ (2): Mrs It. Watson 1 and 2. Choose cake I (2) • Mrs J. D. Gobbe 1, Mra Roberts 2. Shortbread (3): Mr* R. Watson 1 and 2, Mm J. D. Gobbe 3. Queen cakes (4): Mrs JT. D. Gobba 1, Mm R. Watsc® 8, Mrs Sobinrt* 8, %

and 2. SausapA rolli (2): Mrs Roberts 1, jf-g J. D. Gcbbc 2. Pound cake (2): Mrs 11. Watson 2 and 8. - Christmas pudding (3): Miss Mawer 1; Mrs Roberts 2, Mr*. J. D. Gobba 8. Jam (3): Mrs J. D. Gobbe 1, Mrs Wilkinson 2. Bottled fruit. (2) : Mrs Ellis ,1' and 2. Piclclos (2): Mrs A. Smith I, Mrs J, J>. Gobbe 2. Sauce (3): Mrs A.,. Smith 1, Mrs R. Watson 2-and S. Chutney (2): Mrs Wilkinson 1, Mrs J. D. Gobbei 2. Wine <8): W. A. Webb X, Mrs Arnold 2, Mrs Wilkinson 3. Soaps—Household soap (1): Mrs A. Smith J, Toilet soap (X): Mrs A. Smith X. CHILDREN'S CLASS Plain scones (6): Girl?' Hfmo School .1, Pat. Copeland 2, Francis Harrison 8. Queen cakes (1): Girls' Uome School 1. Sponge sandwich (5): Joan Holmes I, Neil Noma 2, Moira Rowin 3.