COURTENAY SHOW

Press, Volume LXXI, Issue 21639, 25 November 1935, Page 7

COURTENAY SHOW

GOOD LIGHT HORSE DISPLAY QUALITY FAT LAMES The annual show of the Courtenay Agricultural and Pastoral Association was held at Kirwee on Saturday. The association was established 45 years ago. so is now Siting on in years. The district is the fntre of a prominent circle of stud sheep breeders and is noted for its lamb fatteSng Qualities, and this, combined with of extensive horse breeding. Inables successful shows to be held enSet from the stock within the district. there was an excellent dis- °£,- Particularly of light horses and fat play, P 8 "^"" entries for the whole la h ?w'tota?led about 150 more than last 5, h ear compemion generaUy was improved. Jtl morning did not break very promis7^v b?t the clouds cleared before it SSFte? advanced, and bright sunshine prevailed thereafter. Good Fat LamDs The heavy rains, which have retarded ♦J fattening of -lambs in most districts had a different effect in the Kirwee ViSrlrt The feed has been much drier 3££ elsewhere and as a result the disSay of tot lambs on Saturday was probEbS the best at any show so far this L. H. Adams scored heavily in fnfs section, and also in that for fat Seep. Entries were small to the section for purebred sheep. English Leicesters and Southdowns were the only two breeds to attract more than one or two entries James Reld was the most successful exhibitor in the Leicesters. The keenest competition was in the SouthS to which A. W. Adams took the two ram championships, L. D. Adams the ewe and W. J. Jenkins the ewe reserve. 'A new breeder in the Ryeland sectionRobert Reid-scored the bulk of the premier awards in that breed. Except in the dairy cattle class entries at Kirwee are generally on the small side In the classes for cows. The breed sections were represented by a few good sorts but competition , was practically non-existent. Dairying is a minor activity In the district. The Horses The horse sections, both heavy and light, ■re always sure to provide good displays at Kirwee. and Saturday's was no exception tothe rule. In the draughts M. E Jenkins took most of the senior awards and the two stallion championships, the ribbon with Ochtertyre Warrior. The ribbon for mares also went to Mr Jenkins with Greenlea's Choice and the reSro to E. J. Chatterton. The best-filled classes in the section were in the two and one-year fillies, of which there were some promising sorts paraded. There waTa P rather regrettable shrinkage of working teams on Saturday. This section to the past has been one of the main attractions of the section, and it is hoped that Saturday's occurrence is only JemP °Much the strongest sections in the show, both in numbers and quality, were the hackneys and saddle ponies. Rings of from five to eight were general in the hackney classes, and quite a number of promising young horses were included. The championship went to Miss a. a. and W. R. Lemon's Elfin. Several rings of 10 paraded in the saddle pony class, and there were very few ponies in the section that could not have been shown at the metropolitan displays. The awards were well distributed, the championship being taken by P. C. Wilson's Trixie. There was a good exhibition of harness ponies, although competition was not so Btrong ■as in the saddle section. The well-performed Humbug, shown by F. W. and B. E. Jarman, took the champion ribbon. The three sections in the hunter classes provided a creditable display. The special "for best jumper on the ground was won by Miss M. Templeman's veteran Hotch, who gave an excellent exhibition. Grain and seeds were of high quality, although competition in most of the sections was meagre. The farni produce section at Kirwee is always particularly attractive, and the standard was well kept up on Saturday. The following is the prize list, the figures within parenthesis indicating the number of competitors in the classes:—

SHEEP Merino —Ram. over 18 months (2): A. A. Adams 1. 2, champion, and reserve champion. Ewe with lamb (2): A. A. Adams 1, 2, champion, and reserve champion. Ewe hoggets (1): A. A. Adams 1. Two ewes (3): W. J. Jenkins 1, L. D. Adams 2, R. Westaway 3. Border Leicester (judge, Mr M. M. Fleming)— Ram, over 18 months (1): Wilfred Adams 1 and champion. Ram, under 18 months, shorn (1): Wilfred Adams 1 and reserve champion. Ewe hogget (1): Wilfred Adams 1. Ewe (2): Wilfred Adams 1. 2, champion, and reserve champion. Ewe hogget (1): Wilfred Adams 1. English Leicester (judge, Mr M. M. Fleming)— Ram, over 18 months (2): Jas. Reid 1, 2, champion, and reserve champion. Ram, under 18 months (2): Jas. Reid 1 and 2. Ram, under 18 months, shorn (5): W. J. Jenkins 1 and 2, Jas. Reid 3. Ewe hogget, shorn (2): Jas. Reid 1, 2, champion, and reserve champion. Ewe (2): Jas. Reid 1 and 2. Ewe hogget (2): Jas. Reid 1 and 2. Ram hogget, in wool, in natural condition (2): M. E. Jenkins 1 and 2. Romney Marsh (judge, Mr M. M. Fleming)— Ram. over 18 months (2): L. D. Adams 1, 2, champion, and reserve champion. Ram, under 18 months, shorn (2): A. W. Adams 1 and 2. Ewe hogget, shorn (2): L. D. Adams 1, 2, champion, and reserve champion. Single ewe, with lamb (2): L. D. Adams 1 and 2. Single ewe hogget,(2): L. D. Adams 1 and 2. Corriedale (judge, Mr M. M. Fleming)— Ram (3): J. Reid 1, 2, champion, and reserve. Under 18 months (3): J. Reid* 1 and 2. Shorn (1): J. Reid 1. Ewe hogget II): J. Reid 1. Ewe (2): J. Reid 1, 2, champion, and reserve. Hogget (2): J. Reid 1 and 2. Natural condition (2): W. and R. Bell 1. Southdown (judge, Mr J. H. Roberts)— Ram (2): A. W. Adams 1, 2, and champion. Under 18 months (2): A. W. Adams 1 and 2. Shorn (5): A. W. Adams 1 and reserve, W. J. Jenkins 2 and 3, L. D. Adams h c. Shorn ewe hogget (5): A. W. Adams L L. D. Adams 2 and 3, H. W. J. Adams h c. Ewe (3): L. D. Adams 1 and champion, W. J. Jenkins 2 and reserve, A. W. Adam 33. Ewe hogget (3): A. W. Adams 1, L. D. Adams 2 and 3. Ram (3): L. H. Adams 1, H. W. J. Adams 2, W. M. Wilson 3. Ewe, natural condition (6): L. H. Adams 1 and 2, E. P. Adams 3, H. W. J. Adams h c.

Ryeland (judge. Mr J. B. Roberts)— Sam (1): John Brooks 1. Under 18 taonths (3): John Brooks 1 and reserve,

R. Reld 2 and 3. Shorn (3): R. Reid 1 and 3, J. Brooks 2. Shorn ewe hogget (3): R. Reid 1 and 3, J. Brooks 2. Ewe (2): J. Brooks 1 and champion, R. Reid 2. Hogget (3): R. Reid 1, 3, and reserve, J. Brooks 2. Flock Sheep (judge, Mr C. A. Cran)— Halfbred ewe (1): R. Westaway 1. One-shear (1): R. Westaway 1. Wether hoggets (7): R. Westaway 1, W. Adanjs 2 and h c, J. A. Wilson 3. Ewe hoggets (6): J. Rudd 1 and 2, R. Westaway 3 and hc. Corriedale ewes (1): T. D. Jarman 1. One-shear (1): T. D. Jarman 1. Ewe hoggets (6): W. Adams 1 and 3, G. Adams 2, J. A. Wilson h c. Crosbsred ewes (3): W. Adams' 1 and 2, R. Westaway 3. One-shear (2): Wilfred Adams 1 and 2. Ewe hoggets, not halfbred or Corriedale (4): A. W. Adams 1. W. Adams 2 and 3. One-shear flock ewes (1)': T. D. Jarman 1. Fat Sheep (judge, Mr W. A. Parsons)— White-faced wethers (2): L. H. Adams 1. Down cross (1): L. H. Adams 1 First cross from merino (2): M. *>. Jenkins 1 and 2. By Down ram (2): L. H. Adams 1. By long-woolled ram (4): L. H. Adams 1, M. E. Jenkins 2. Any age or breed (3): M. E. Jenkins 1. A. J. Sunckell 2. Long-woolled lambs for freezing purposes (4): L. H. Adams 1, F. G. Sowden 2. Down cross lambs, not over 641b live weight (10): L. H. Adams 1, A. Manson 2, C. G. Jarman 3. Longwoolled, not over 721b (4): Trustees J. H. Jarman 1, L. H. Adams 2. Not over•B4lb (3): L. H. Adams 1 and 2. Down cross, not over 721b (10): T. D. Jarman 1, L. H. Adams 2, F. G. Sowden 3, H. E. Cross h c. Not over 841b (8): L. H. Adams 1 and 3, H E. Cross 2, Wilfred Adams h c. Butchers' lambs (8): Trustees J. H. Jarman 1, L. H. Adams 2, Wilfred 3. Borthwick and Sons' special, for five lambs for freezing (4). L. H. Adams 1 and special, Wilfred Adams 2. New Zealand Refrigerating Company s special for fat wethers or maiden ewes (3): A. J. Sunckell 1 and special, M. E. Jenkins 2. Canterbury Frozen Meat Comspecial for three lambs for export (7): C. G. Jarman 1 and special, T. D. Ja pe n t a iamb (6): Lewis Kneale 1, Murray Wilson ™ Iris Caldwell 3, Myra Wilson h c, Alfred Dunn c. CATTLE Shorthorns (judge, Mr Gordon Jones)— Tt,.ii m- G W Broughton's Campana Melry Jesterl arid champion Heifer• (1) • G W. Broughton's Campana Red Rose 1 a "Milkm mP S 0 horthorn S (judge. Mr Gordon t„„«1—Cow (1): W. A. Wilson 1 and campion Heifer (1): W. A. Wilson 1. Calf (1): W. A. Wilson 1. C AyrsWres (judge, Mr D Ramsey)-Bull m- Butcher Bros. 1 and champion. Cow (3V J Legg's Ivanhoe Coral 1 and champion. Butcrfer Bros. 2 and 3. Heifer 2): Butcher Bros 1 and 2 Yearhng: heifer (1): Butcher Bros. 1. Calf (1). Butcner B Jwseys (judge, Mr D. Ramsey)-Bull (2) • R Wilson's Sunny West 1 and champion L D. Adams's Wendouree Padrone 2 and reserve champion. Yearling (1). L D Adams 1. Cow (3): R. Wilson. 1 . J. Reardon 2, Seaton Bros. 3 Hmfer (3). L D. Adams 1. G. Batstone 2, Mrs S. J. Bushel 3. Yearling (1): L D. Adams 1. Calf (3): R. Wilson 1, J. Reardon 2, x>. | D FrieK*ludge. Mr W. McLacWan)Bull (1): R. P- Robinson 1 and champion. Cow (1): R. P- Robinson 1. Heifer (1): RP Robinson 1. Yearling (1): R. P. Robinson 1. Calf (1): R. P- Robinson 1. Dairy Cattle (judges, Messrs Gordon Jones. D. Ramsey, and W. McLachlan)Cow (6): J. Legg 1 and en amnion HP. Robinson 2. J. Reardon 3. Heifer <£N ■r t> Tfobinson 1, L. D. Adams A isuxcnei lvo S \ f Crossbred cow (1): J. Fat Cattle (judge. Mr W. A. Parsons)Fat steer or heifer (1): M. E. Jenjons 1. Calf (4): W. A. Wilson 1. E. Harris 2. Butcher's cow (1): M. E. Jenkins 1. Draught Horses (judges. Messrs J. G. McLachlan and Neil Cook)— Entire <1). M. E Jenkins 1 and champion. Three-year-old (2): M. E. Jenkins 1 and reserve champion Two-year-old (4): A. A. Adams 1. T S Tolerton 2, C. B. Thomas 3. Brood mare (2): ME. Jenkins 1 and champion. Sry mare (2): M. E. Jenkins 1 and 2. Draught gelding (2): E. J. Chatterton 1. ME. Jenkins 2. Three-year-oldi filly (3)- E. J. Chatterton 1 and reserve champion J.S. Tolerton 2. Gelding 2): ME. Tenkins 1 T. E. Vaughan 2.' Pair (4): M. E Jenkins 1 and 3. E. J. Chatterton 2. Three horses (2): ME Jenkins 1 and 2. Four horses (1): M E Jenkins 1. rwo-x-par-old fillv (6): M. E. Jenkins 1, H. H. Reed 2 g" V. Broughton 3..Trustees J H Jarman hc. Gelding (1): M. E. Jenkinfl Yearling filly (5): ,%E. Jc£.ns 1 , G. E. Thompson 2 and 3, H. H Iveed he. Yearling colt or gelding (2). W. Watson 1 and medal. C. Redmond 2. SDring dray horse, up to a ton (]>- N - E. Tonkins 1 Horse, up to two tons (2u &■••■ Chatt"rton 1. M. E. Jenkins 2. Best geldin- (V): E. J. Chatterton 1. Yearling colt or gelding (2): W. Watson 1. Yearling filly (3): M. E. Jenkins 1. Fourhorse (1): M. E. Jenkins 1. Two-year-old gelding (1): M. E. Jenkins 1.

LIGHT HORSES Thoroughbreds and Hackneys (judges. Cornel Rndlay and Mrs J. W■ Montgomery)— Hackney .brood mare (1): P. •Bouinois 1. Three-year filly or gelding_(2). R D Hefford 1. Miss R. Bryce 2. Two-Tear-old (1): J. H. Selby 1. FourteenSS h B aCk E . (7 iar m an M - "J.^Hu^nJ. g-ffiSSTX* i 6, anf Margaret Young 2, J. W. and B. E. Jarman 3 S's hack (5): Miss H. A. and W R Lemon's Elfin 1. G. F. Hutton 2, Miss Market Young 3. Cob, not over 15 St): E Ev g ans 1. G. F. Hutton 2 Miss H G Rich 3. Cob. not over 14.2 (7). G.' Maginness 1, F. W. and B. E. Jarman 9 P C Wilson 3. J. R. Bowman h c. Mounted infancy horse, to 15.3 (8): Miss HA. and W. R. Lemon 1, F. W. and B. TT 1 Tarman 2. G. F. Hutton 3. (judge, Mr Gordon Fulton)Pony stallion («: Mrs D W. Westenra 1. ME. Jenkins 2, G. Maginness 3. Brood marefi): J. V. Beatty 1. Mrs R. J. Bushell f M E Jenkins 3. Two-year-old filly or griding (3): P. Boulnois 1. M. E. Jenkins 2 M Black 3. Yearling filly, co t. or BPldinß (3): A. A. Adams 1, B. Watson | eldi Mare or gelding (9): P-C Wilsons Trixie 1 and champion, Mrs D. W. WestPnra 2 F W. and B. E. Jarman 3 and o, Ml™ C Macdonald hc. 12.2 hands to 13J hands (10): Mrs DW Westenra 1, M. Jenkins 2 and he. Beula Jenkins 3. G. Maginness c. 11.2 to 12* (10). J. McLaughlin 1. A. A. Croy 2. A. A. Adams 3D. Bell h c. Miss E. Johnson c Up to 112 hands (8): D. H. Grigg 1. F. Truscott ire Grigg 3, E. Johnston h c, Zelda Jenkins c. Up to 13 hands (8): M. JenfciSs 1 A A.,Croy 2. D. Bell 3. Miss C. GHlanders h c, G. W. Scott c. Best pony 13 to 14.2 hands (10): Miss M. Templeman's Hotch 1. M. Jenkins 2, Miss R. Bryce 3, T. E. Henessey h c, Miss T. Boyle c. Best girl rider, under 12 (8): Miss Westenra 1, Miss R. Richards 2, Miss N. Jenkins 3. Miss B. Jenkins h c, Miss; S. riinton c Boy rider, under 12 (9). Freeman Holmes 1. Colin McLaughlin 2, David Bell 3. M. Black h c, G Williams c. Girl rider, under 15 (4): Miss Westenra 1, I, Wells 2. Boy rider, under 15 (5): Jas McLaughlin 1, D. McLaughlin 2, M. Jenkins 3. K. Wells hc. Jumping pony, not over 14.2 (10): Miss Monica Templeman's Hotch 1. Mrs D. Westenra 2, F. W. and B. E. Jarman 3. Harness horses and ponies (judge, Mrs D W. Westenra)—Brood mare (3): P. Boulnois 1. J. V. Beatty 2. Three-year-filly or fielding (1): R. D. Hefford 1. Twoyear filly or gelding (1): J. H. Selbv 1. Gie horse. 15.1 to 15.3 inclusive (3): Miss H G. Rich 1. A. R. McKenzie 2, G. Maginness 3 Pony, not over 13.2 (4): G. Maginness 1. M. Jenkins 2. F. Truscott 3. Pony, 13.2 to 14.2 (8): F. W. and B. E. Jarman's Humbug 1 and champion, G Maginness 2. W. Rount-ee 3. Pony, not over 12 hands (5): F. Truscott 1, John Bushell 2, W. J. Clinton 3. Lady's turnout (7): Miss H. G. Rich 1, J. R. Bowman 2, Miss C. Macdonald 3. ,_.,._ Hunters (judge. Colonel Findlay)—Hunter, to list (8): F. W. and B. E. Jarman 1 Miss M. Templeman 2, Miss H. O. Rich 3. Maiden hunter (4): R. D. Hefford 1, Miss Wellwood 2. Hunter, to 14st (5): R M. D. Johnson 1, Miss Wellwood 2. F. W and B. E. Jarman 3. J. Ballantyne and Comnany's special for best hunter on ground: Miss M. Templeman's Hotch. PIGS (Judge: Mr C. Morgan Williams.) Boar (1): J. Simpson 1. Sow (1): J. Simpson 1. Under 12 months (1): J. Simnson 1. Porker (3): M. E. Jenkins 1, J! Simpson 2. Baconer (3): J. Simpson 1 Bevan Begg 2. Crossbred sow (2): J. Simpson 1, S. W. Bulmer 2. POULTRY (Judge: Mr R. W. Hawke.) Brown Leghorn, cock (3): M. W. Hawkins 1 J R Mason 2. K J Thompson Hen (5): L. J. Thompson 1, J. R. Mason 2 2nd 3. White Leghorn, cock (2): M w Hawkins 1 L. J- Thompson 2. hen W-MW. Hawkins 1 and 2, L. J. Thomo=nrt ? Silver Wyandotte, hen (2): P. Boulnois I 5 Mis'* D.V Roper 2. Black Orpington, cock (4): D. Ramsay 1, P. Boulnois 2. Mrs A. D. Thompson 3 Minorca, cock (2): M. W. Hawkins 1, L. J. Thompson2 Hen (2): M W Hawkins 1 L J. Thompson 2. Light Sussex hen (1). Miss D P. Roner 1. Team (2): Mrs A. D. Thompson 1, W. J. Jenkins 2 Bantams (3): M. W. Hawkins 1, R. Ward 2, R. Burleigh 3. Pen of fowls for table purposes (1): Mrs A. D. Thompson 1, P. F. Roper 2 Mrs J. Henley 3. Pair white ducks (1): Mrs G. D. Caldwell 1. Pair turkeys (2): Mrs G. D. Caldwell 1. Pair geese (1): P. P. R°Per 1. SHEEP-DOGS (Judge: Mr E. R. King.) Rough-haired dog (11): D. M. Mackay 1, D Cameron 2. R. Reid 3 A. N. Barber h c and c. Smooth-haired (4): R. M. Wilson 1 and h c, P. Boulnois 2 and 3. Bearded Collie (2): R. Beid 1, D. J. Selby 2.

FARM PRODUCi: (Judge: Mrs H. Schnelle.) Butter, unsalted (10): Mrs W. H. Walker 1 and h c, Mrs J. D. Penney 2, Miss M. Donald 3, Mrs ./. Steele c. Salted (12): Mrs M. Donald 1, Mrs J. D. Penney 2, Mrs W. H. Walker 3, Mrs P. F. Roper h c. Mrs D. Finlay c. Maiden (10): Mrs J. D. Penney 1. Miss Y. Begg 2, Miss M. Donald 3, Mrs C. McLennan hc, Mrs D. Finlay c. Fancy (2): Mrs W. H. Walker 1 and 2. Ornamental (2): Mr 3 W. H. Walker 1, Miss E. M. Westaway 2. Ham (5): Mrs L. H. Adams 1, W. J. Jenkins 2. Mrs P. F. Roper h c and c. Unsmoked (8): W. l-.. Stott 1, C. B. Davis 2, Mrs L. H. Adams h c. Mrs J. Seaton c. Bacon (2): E. Thompson 1. J. J. Curtis 2. Eggs (4): Mrs P. F. Roper 1, Mrs W. Syme 2, Mrs W. B. Moody h c, W. J. Jenkins c. Duck eggs (2): Mrs G. D. Caldwell 1, Mrs W. B. Moody 2.- Granulated honey (1). Mrs G. Hayes 1. Wine (4): Mrs P. F. Roper 1 and h c, Mrs R. Burleigh 2, Mrs W. C. Bedford h c. Jam (3): Mrs W. H. Walker 1, Mrs P. F. Roper 2, Mrs W. B. Moody h c. Raspberry jam (4). Mrs J. Redfern 1, Mrs W. H. Walker 2. Mrs D. Finlay h c. Mrs W. B. Moody c. Black currant (3): Mrs P. F. Roper 1. Mrs D. Finlay 2, Mrs W. B. Moody h c. Jelly (1): Mrs W. H. Walker 1. Preserved fruit (4): Mrs W. H:Walker 1, Mrs P. F. Roper 2, Mrß D. Finlay h c and c. In syrup (5): Mrs W. H. Walker 1, Mrs D. Finlay 2 and h C, Mrs L. H. Adams c. Apple jelly (3): Mrs W. H. Walker 1 and 3. Mrs W. B. Moody 2. (Judges: Misses H. G. Rennle and Doris M. Lilley.) Bread (4): Mrs D. Finlay 1, Miss Mary Donald 2, Mrs J. Steele 3. Brown (3): Mrs D. Finlay 1 and 2, Mis 3 Mary Donald 3. Sponge sandwich (1): Mrs W. B. Moody 1, Miss Mary Donald 2. Mrs A. Barber 3. Cake (5): Mrs D. Finlay 1. Mrs P. F. Roper 2. Mrs W. B. Moody 3. Roll (7): Miss May McClelland 1, Miss Joyce Legg 2. Mrs W. B. Moody 3. Plum pudding (5): Mrs J. *. Gilmour 1, Mrs W. B. Moody 2, Mrs P. F. Roper 3. Made with butter (4): Mrs D. Finlay 1. Mrs P. F. Roper 2, Miss Mary Donald 3. Bermaline loaf (J). Mrs P. F. Roper 1. Miss Mary Donald 2. Pastry (3): Miss Jean Gilmour 1. Mrs J. J. Curtis 2, Miss Lucy Thompson 3. Pikelets (2): Mrs D. Finlay 1 and 2. Scotch shortbread (7): Mrs E. Redfern 1, Mrs D. Finlay 2. Mrs H. O. Judd 3 Mrs W. H. Walker c. Madeira cake (7): Miss M. Wright 1, Miss Mary Donald 2, Mrs C. McClelland 3. Miss M. McClelland c. Fruit (10): Miss Lucy Thompson 1, Miss E. Redfern 2. Miss M. Wright 3, Mrs R. Burleigh h c. Sultana (11): Mrs D. Finlay 1. Miss E. Redfern 2, Miss R. Thompson 3 and h c. Mrs K. Burleigh c. Snortbread (6): Mrs D. Finlay 1, Mrs W. H. Walker 2. Mrs R. J. Black h c. Girdle scones (3): Mrs D. Finlay 1 and 2, Miss Mary Donald 3. Oven (6): Miss D. Finlay 1, Mrs P. F. Roper 2, Miss C. McLennan h c, Miss K. Thompson c. Seed cake (9): Miss E. Redfern 1, Miss C. McLennan 2, Miss M. Wright 3, Miss M. McClelland h c. Biscuits (4): Mrs R. J. Black 1. Miss E. Redfern 2, Mrs A. D. Thompson h c. Afternoon tea tray (4): Miss E. M. Westaway 1, Miss E. Redfern 2, Miss Lucy Thompson 3, Mrs W. B. Moody h c Ploughman's lunch (2): Miss Lucy Thompson 1, Mrs P. F. Roper 2. Nut bread (4): Mrs P. F. Roper 1, Miss Mary Donald 2. Mrs W. B. Moody h c, Mrs D. Finlay c. Soap: Mrs P. F. Roper land 2. Special Prizes—Fruit cake (8): Miss M. Wright 1, Mrs D. Finlay 2. Pikelets, girls under 16 (5): Violet Thompson 1. Rita Gallagher 2, L. Penney 3. Oven scones (5): Mary Donald 1, Betty Rawstron 2, L Penney 3. Sponge sandwich (6): Letty Adams 1, Ivy McClelland 2. Made by girl under 16 (2): Iris Caldwell 1, Jean Gilmour 2.

GRAIN AND ROOTS AND SEEDS (Judge: Mr W. G. Smith.) Farm seeds (1): G. Gallagher 1. White oats (3): P. F. Roper 1. G. Adams 2, W. L. Stott 3. Coloured oats (1): J. H. Reid 1. Algerian (2): W. L. Stott 1. R. S. Roper 2. Oatsheaf chaff (4): W. L. Stott 1, G. Begg 2 J. H. Reid 3. Tuscan wheat (2): W. J. McEvedy 1, P. F. Roper 2. Other variety (3): F. H. Greenwood 1, R. P. Robinson 2 J. Harrison-Wilkie 3. Black barley (1): R. S. Roper 1. Green fodder (2): D. Finlav 1, E. Harris 2. Partridge peas (1): R. S Roper 1. Blue lupins (3): R. S. Roper 1, A. Manson 2, W. L. Stott 3. Cowgrass (1)- P F. Roper 1. White clover (3):, D. Finlav 1. R. P. Robinson 2, J. H. Reid 3. Perennial ryegrass (5): R. P. Robinson 1, W L Stott 2, J. Harrison-Wilkie 3. Western Wolths (5): R. B. Robinson 1, G. Begg 2, G. Keith 3. „ Roots—Long red mangels (1). «• Schnelle 1. Globe (3): R. S. Roper 1. H. Schnelle 2 and 3. Potatoes (5). H. Schnelle 1 and 3, P. F. Roper 2. HOME INDUSTRIES (Judge: Mrs M. E. Lyons.) Cardigan or pullover (2): Miss Joy AnTorff Socks (5): Miss Lucy Thompson 1. Mrs W. C. Bedford 2. Mrs R. Henderson 3. Jumper (2): Miss V. Penney 1, Mrs J. Anderson 2. CHILDREN'S SECTION (Judges: Mrs M. E. Lyons and Mr G. W. Soal.) Needlework, Standards I. and II.: Sybil 1 Eileen Fowler 2, Nancy Walker 3, irl and vT I f4): J^i g , a 3 ret 3 Walf X Ngalre 2, Beaulah Jenkins 3, MarIV. (5): Dorreen Calder 1, Irene Bartlett 2 Nola Jenk!ns 3. Nelson Giaour he, S t a nd anri VI (8): Doreen Beatty l, jviarjoutFtolay 2, Ngaire McKay 3, Margaret W Printtagf" Primers (7): J°Y **«*£ Valmai Dillon 2, Joyce Walker 3, Derek 1 Standard I. (11): Shona Hendersonl, Sybil Page 2, Peggy Calder 3 Robert Henderson h c. Standard 11. 6). Betty Bruere 1, Mavis Henderson 2 Cecily Gillanders 3, Robert Irvine he. Standard 111 (9): Nola Jenkins 1, Hector Calder /. Malcolm Walker 3. Elaine Sovvden h c. Standard IV. (10): Donald Rowlands 1. Willie Henderson' 2. Lucy Thomson 3. Stanlev Fowler h c. Standard V. (8). Erro Calder 1. Ngaire, McKay 2, Beaulah Jenkins 3. Lindsay Hulston h c Standard VI (12): Marjone Finlay 1, Margaret Walker 2. Sylvia Pascoe 3. Mavis Smart h Crayon Drawing, primer (11): Joyce Fowler 1. Cecily Davis 2 June McKay 3. Martha Elliott h c. Standard I. (12). , Shona Henderson 1. Donald McKay 2. Peggv Calder 3. Raymond Johnson he. Standard 11. (5): Eileenl, Fowler I,Mavis Henderson 2, Desmond Begg 3, Eric Pascoe he. Standard 111. (12): Nelson Gilmourl! Nola Jenkins 2. Athol Huston 3; Elaine Sowden h c. Standard IV. (id). Lucy Thomson 1, Hamilton Anson 2. Stanlev Fowler 3. Maureen Harrison n c. ' Standard V. (8): Beaulah Jenkins 1. Lindsay Hulston 2 Una Walker 3 MelvMe , McKav h c. Standard VI. (9). Charles McKay 1, Margaret Walker 2, Trlxie Batstone 3, Jim Weir he. •Pencil Drawing, Standard I. (7): June Smith 1. Shona Henderson 2, Robert Henderson 3, Peggy Calder h c. Standard 11. (6): Eric Pascoe 1, Eileen Fowler 2 Mavis Henderson 3, Robert Cunn h c. Standard 111 (11): Nelson Gilmour 1, Leslie Johnson 2, Nola Jenkins 3, Athol Hulston h c. Standard IV. (11): Peter Stott 1. Dons Pascoe 2. Stanley Fowler 3, Doreen Calder h c. Standard V. (11): George Watson 1. Melville McKay 2, Errol Calder 3. Standard VI. (11): Charles McKay 1. Trevor Devonshire 2, June Fechney 3, Jim Weir h C ' GARDEN PRODUCE (Judge: Mr F. A. Jones.) One rose (1): Mrs G. Batstone 1. One rose, single (2): Mrs G. Masterton 1 Mrs G. Batstone 2. Three roses (1). Mrs G. Batstone 1. Six roses (2): Miss Mary Donald 1. Mrs G. Batstone 2. Bowl roses (3): Mrs Masterton 1 and 2, Miss K. Clarkson 3. Sweet peas, not more than three varieties (1): Mrs W. H. Walker■ 1. Collection cut flowers (3): Mrs J. Redfern 1, Mrs G. Masterton 2, Mrs L. H. Adams 3. Collection anemones (1): L- J. Thompson 1. Collection pansies (5): Mrs J. Redfern 1, Mrs D. Finlay 2, Mrs G. Batstone 3. Collection ranunculus (3): Mrs D. Finlay 1, Miss M. Donald 2 Mrs A Anderson 3. Bowl flowers (4): Mrs R. Masterton 1, Mrs J. Redfern 2 and 3. Vegetables—Collection (3): Mrs D. Finlav 1, Mrs L. H. Adams 2. Gooseberries (4)- Mrs G. Batstone 1, Master Vernon Thompson 2. Collection salads (3): Mrs L. H. Adams 1 and 2, Mrs D. Finlay 3. Rhubarb (1): Master David Finlay 1, Giant rhubarb (1): Mrs D. Finlay 1. Asparagus (1): Mrs D. Finlay 1. Bowl lupins (4): A. M. Masterton 1, Miss E. Redfern 2, Miss Joan Bedford 3. Bowl mixed flowers (2): A. M. Masterton 1, Miss G. Thompson 2. Vase roses (2): A. M. Masterton 1, Miss K. Clarkson 2.