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WINTER SHOW
GOOD DISPLAY AT WAIM ATE. RECORD ENTRIES RECEIVED (3?JtCUI- 70 THE PHT^S.) V/AIMATE, June 23. The 1935 exhibition of the Waimatc Winter and Poultry Show Association, which opened at the Premier Garage, High street, yesterday, attracted probably the best display ever seen in the district. The entries exceed in number those received last year by about 50. fanciers from Christchurch, Ashburton, Timaru, Southburn, Pareora, Morven, Oamarti, Diptcn, and Dunedin being represented, and in conformity with the experience of other centres the upward trend of quality has been fully maintained in each of the open, utility, and fancy strains. An outstanding feature at the show is the exhibition display of the newlyformed Waimate Horticultural Society, whose display at the recent National Show at Dunedin attracted favourable notice. All the exhibits in the display were grown either in the gardens of members or intending members of the society or in the borough domains, and the layout, which was carried out by the borough gardener (Mr A. White) is excellent. In the nine South Island championship classes in the feathered sections the show has drawn excellent competition excepting amongst the pigeons, where variety is lacking.
Th® award liat is u« under; OLD ENGLISH GAME (Judge; Mr J. D. Gobba.) Black breasted cock: W. Shirkoy 1. Cockerel: Jan. Meikle 1. I'a-tridrre oullet: J«kMiiiklo 1, W. Shirkev 2. Clay or wheaten lion. I.C. Cleliatid !. X'ile millet; E. Clelbisd 1. Spanglu cock; W. Hawkins 1. Hen: W. Hawkins 1. Indian tamo hen; \V. C. Creba 1. BANTAMS Modern game cock: J. Carbis 1, W. Hawkins 2. Cockerel: W. H. Turvey 1. Pullet: W. H. Turvey X, J. Carbis 2. Old English cock: J. M. Loper 1. Cockerel: W. J. Currio 1. J. M. Loper 2, Donald Jolitia I!. Pullet: W. J. Currio 1, J. M. Loper 2. Jus. Meiklo 3. Black rosi 20111b. cock: T. Scott I. Hen: J. M. Loper I. Cockerel: Mervyn 'ar via 1, A Hamilton 2. Pullet ; A. Hamil on 1. Buff or cinnamon Pekin, cock: \V. C. Ci-eba 1. N*. It. Johnstone 2. J. Heath, jun. 11. Hen: W. Hawkins 1. W. C. Creba 'J, Cockerel: W. Hawkins 1. Pullot: W. C. Creba 1. Black or Pekin, cock: J. Carbis 1. Hen: W. Hawkins 1, L'nrbia 2 and D. S>bright, cock: Mervyn Jarvio 1. Pullet: Mervyn Jarvie 1. Any other variety, cockerel: J. M. Loper .1. Pullet: V.\ Hawkins 1. Git A IN (Judec: Jfr I>. W. Oll'toer.) Wheat—Velvet: ,1. Corrignn 1. Wolid straw I'l.scan; W. Wellwood 1. Dreudnonfjht: ■!. (!. llay 1, J. Corrigan 2, W. Weil., ood : S. Oafs —Cartons: A, J. Mcllae I. Alger inns: A. J. Mcßao t. Partridge pens: W Weliwood 1. Kyesrass, Italian: J. Corrijjr.n t. Perennial: J. Corrigan 1. Blue lupin-: A. Bird 1 nnd 2. FANCY WORK (Judge: lira It. 1". Algic.) Afternoon tea chower: Jfra Elsie Drummniiu 1 and 2. Sujypcr cloth, with crochet trimming! Miss M. Anderson 1 and 2. Supper cloth, with coloured appliquo or otln-r coloured work: Mrs J. (i. Baker 1, Mrs Chamberlain 2, Misa T. Pock ii. Electric ligiit shade in material: Mrs Chamberlain 1, Mn E. Drur.imond 2 and 3. Best handmade rug: Miss Wilkes 1 nnd 2, Mrs W. Keen Pair knitted gloves: Mr» V,\ ICcea 1. -'Li'" l Herrioc Pair bos: Mrs Campbell 1. Mi" M. Herriot 2, Mrs J. flicks if. Mau'i! pnll over: Miaa M. P. Hughe!) 1. Mrs E. Drum reond 2. Baby'a knitted coat and enp: Mi -Mi M. P. Hughes 1, -Mrs E. Drumniond 2, Mp-t, M. Herriot 3. Child's cardigan: Miss M. Herriot 1. Lady's pullover: Mrs E. Drummond. Best child's toy animal; Mios TieKonnins 1, Blioppinn hog: Mifts M. Harriot. Baby's smocked frock: Mrs Chamberlain 3, Miss M. Herriot S and 3. Crochet or knitled baby's bonnet: Miss M. P. Hughes 1, Miss M. Herriot 2. Best picture in tapestry work: Mrs E. Drummotul 1, Miss H. Mills 2. Best picture in tinsel: Mrs K. Drum mond X and 2. Best lady's knitted or crochet hat or beret: Miss M. Herriot. Best fancy apron: Mrs J. S. Baker I, Miss M. Cooling 2. Coloured toilet set: Mrs Chamberlain 1, Mrs E. Drumniond 2. Pb-co rf handwork not nnumeraied: Miss M. Herriot 1, Mrs J- Hicks 2. Pieco of needlework, not enumerated: Mrs W. Keen 1, Mrs ,1. t* Baker 2, Mrs Chamberlain !!. Best suppercloth with ftichelicu and eyelet work: Mrs L. T. Peck 1. Baby's brccchetto net: Mist M. Herriot 1. FARM PItODUCK Mr G. Knowlea.; Mangels—Globe Yellow: Bruce Broo. 1 i>n'J 3j W. Well wood 2. Golden Tankard W. Well wood I, Lunii Hod . W. G. P.'iil. Heaviest: W, VA'llwood. COlh, .\n> o Iter vuri'ty Brui-o Proa 1, P. G Hennhaw W. Wellwond a. Turnips—Swede ; . Wellwood 1. Bruce Bros 2 and 3. Heavimt swede. W. Wet!wood and •>, ICJIb, l»ib. Crimson King. W \Veilwood I and 2. lmpor ml Green Globe: W. Wei.-.voo ) 1. 2. and 3. Purple Toy> Mammoth \\n!l,vooci 1 nd 2. Heaviest (other than swede): W. WellWood.. Carrots-Intermediate: James Stark 1. Potato.3—Artsri Chief: K. G Hen:i a.v 1, \V. Well wood 2. Swede, Masterpiece: li'ritoc Bros. I and \V. Well wood 2.
CAXAIUKS AND OAGF. BIPDS {J"utlf;n: Mr T. Wilce ) Yorkshire, colour fed, any variety, coci: or lion, championship: 11. Hawonh 1 and 2. Yo.low, clear or invisible ticked. cock; W. Stephen 1, LI Howarth Jusp M. )Xillure! .1. I'cl.ow, iirnvily varie?»to<) toJ;: 11. . owartli 1. B ft or luhtly variegated cock : H. Howarth 1. Yellow cinnamon, any varict.v;, cork 11. Howarth 1, M. Himp«oi> '2. W. .Stephen Hon M Simpson 1.. Buff cinnairon, any variety, hen: M. Simpuon. Yt-ilow, ;;rcen. or buff !,'reen, cock; 11. llrwartb I, M. Simpson J. lair Yorkshires matched (or breeding: U. Howarth 1. Un*l i '.rti tc il claascs-- Yot knhiro, yellow ticked, or brightly variegated. W Stephen 1. lJi.ff ci'.ar, or invisible ticked; \V Stephen i. Huff, ticked nr brightly variegated: W. Mephei) 1. Ileavi y vnri'gated• \V htcphon 1. Norwich—Colour fed, any varioty: F S. Cie'oer 1, K. Howarth 2. Plain bead, yeilov,, c'.co-r. or inviail.lo tioked, coclc: M Simpson 1, A. J. MePheraon 2. lien : A. X McPherson I, I l '. S. Creba 2, M. Simpson :i. Highly variolated: A. J. McPhenion 1. Plain head, clear or invisible ticked, hen: M Simpson J, i\ K. Cr-jba 2, A. .1 MoPlietaon .'I. Lightly validated, cock: A. J McPheraoii 1, B. Bartlfly 2, 11. Howarth il Hen: William Cromi io I and 2. variegated, cock: F. H, Creba 1. Heri: I; 1 . S. Creba 1, li. Bartley Cinnamon, any variety, cock: K. Tonkins I and 2 lien i>, I'. Ker I, E Marsdeii '2 .Self. cocK: W. liowaith I. F. S Creba 2 lien. M. Hun'p:;or I. Foul: H. llov.arji 1, William Crombie 2. Unfliglued—Ticked cock or hen: F. R. Creba 1, A. J MePheraon 2, F. Tonkins 3 TiigUtiy variolated: F. Tonkins I, F. S. Creba 2, 11. iiowarfcb 3. In visible ticked: F. S. Creba, 1, William C row bio 2, A. J. Md'hernon 3. • fli.-.h y variegated: illiara Crombio 1 arid :t, F. S. Creba 2. Heavily varicsrated: IX R. Ker I. Any variety, cock oi ben. F. S. Creba 1, J). K. Kor 2, 11. Howarth 3. Mule, cot;> or hen: F. t S. Creba I, IX R. lver 5. POULTKY Open Classes--Ancnna, cockerel: ,f. Cur bis 1. Pullet: J, Carbis 1, 2, and 3. White Leghorn, cock: [>. l'inacll 1, lirown Leghorn, end;: J. Carlii-i 1 and 2. Hen: J. Cflrbis 1 and 2. Cockerel: J. Carbis 1. Pullet: J. (Jarbis 1 and '2. Any oi her variety—Light breed*, championship, hem: W. F. (ieorge 1, J. T. Chamberlain 2. Cockerel: ,T. Carbis 1 and' 2, J. T. Chamberlain U. Pullet: J. Carbis J and 2, J. T. Chamberlain 3. Minorcas, chain pionship, cockerel: Robert Mitchell 1 and 2. W. J. Currio ,'J. Pullet: W. J. Currle 1. Ply mouth Kocka, barred hen: It. Parry 1. Cockerel: 11. Parry 1. Pullet: 11. Parry 1 and 2. Illack Orpingtons, cork: G. H. Nicoll 1, M, Jarvio 2. lien: 0. 11. Nicoll 1 and .'i. .M. Jarvie 2. Cockerels: 11. 11. Nicoll 1 ami 2. Pullet: G. 11. I.'icoll I, M. Jarvie 2 j.nd 3. Indian Runner—Fa-vn, drake: J. T. Cham berlnin 1. W. C. Creba 2, .1. Heath, jnn. 3. Duck: J. Heath, jun, 1 rind 2. J. T. Chain berlain 3. Any other variety—Drake: J. T. Chamber lelb X end 2. Duok: J. T. Chamberlain 1 and 2, J. Heath, jun. 3. The South Island championship awards were allotted as follows: — Any other variety, light breeds: J. Carbis, with a Oampinfl pullat. Minorca championship: Robert Mitchell. Dipton. Colour-fed Norwich canary: F. S. Creba. N'nrwich cinnamon canary: F. S. Creba. White Leghorn, malo: .T, Wray. Bui? or cinnamon, Fekin, bantam: W. Hawlr.im,
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