AUTUMN SHOWS

Press, Volume LXXII, Issue 21733, 16 March 1936, Page 6

AUTUMN SHOWS

fti 1 f CHEVIOT As AND P. GATHERING EXCELLENT DISPLAY OF HORSES The autumn show season in Caniactmnr opened on Saturday with the iwwwiaf rather logs at Cheviot and Mayfield. the Cheviot function was the twenty-seventh of its career, and favoured with ideal weather there was ■ large gathering of farmers and their families from all parts of the district. 'The wind which blew with gale-like force in the southern half of North Ousterbury did not extend to the Cheviot district. The show was easily the most successful yet held by the association. Entries exceeded those of last year by •bout 150, and as the greater part of the Increase was in one of the -most important sections—draught and light horses—the standard of the display in this department was much ahead of that in recent years. There were more than 60 entries in the draught horse Miction, and, moreover, the quality of file working teams and female horses was up to metropolitan standard. A. Giilanders (Domett) scored a heavy run of successes with bis mares, taking most of the premier awards and file female championship. The blue ribbon for geldings was secured by S. H. Milne, who was the next principal prize-taker in the section. More than TO entries came forward In the hackney section, and this was another display of good quality. Some «C the classes attracted up to a dozen competitors, and there was a good representation of thoroughbred blood included. The champion ribbon was «ae*ed .by Sir Charles Clifford’s i Bard Luck, which won the 11 stone daw with the championship after prewailing In the maiden class. Another rood winner was Mrs D. G. H. Bush’s ■osetary, who prevailed in the 13 alone class against seven other competitors and in the lady’s hack class, Ibe ring of 12 in the latter event including some well-mannered and excellent types. The attraction of the show was the display. of saddle ponies, there being More than 80 forward in the eight An average of more than 10 entries a class is unusual at country dunes, and the competition naturally cn Saturday was very keen. The champion pony was Mrs A. Gillanders’ Vim, which won three of the classes fit the section and appears destined for success at the larger gatherings. Miss C. Black won two of the saddle classes with Wee Gaiety, another stylish mover. The big rings in both the hackney and pony sections maintained file interest of visitors throughout the ademocm. The two weak sections of the show were sheep and cattle. A small dispiay of cattle in the autumn in a district which is not devoted much to dairying could be expected, but' the poor display numerically and the moderate one in quality was somewhat surprising. Considering its suitability for sheep raising, the absence of purebred flocks in the district is somewhat difficult to account tor. AH classes of pastoral land are available in the district, which, moreover, enjoys a much greater freedom from weather excesses than probably •ny other part of the province. There were some good Corriedales on show OD Saturday, and in a few of the daases good competition. Ensor Bros. fry* moirt of the first awards and the two champion ribbons with nicelyfreeeed Sheep. There was little competition in the Southdowns, and less in Hw Knglfch Leicesters. The display of fifis was naturally not up to the usual Ofudard on account of the wet season. There was good competition in the vegetables and roots sections, and the display of these was also much larger than usual, whilst the domestic produce and other subsidiary sections were also outstanding. The committee, with Mr W. A. Douglas as president, got the events through promptly and enabled the parade of prize stock to be staged on time. The hig display of light horses and ponies made this part of the irnlhanrlinir ft imftftftwiiflr affair. Toe fwosring Is the prize list, the figures within parentheses indicating the number of entries in'each class:— RHVKP

Souttadowns (judge. Mr J. R. D. Johns)— ItML" two-tooth (3): p. H. Milne 1 and X. Sam. any age (5): J. B. Stevenson 1 end champion. D, H. Milne 2 and 3. Bam lamb (3): J, B. Stevenson 1, D. H. Milne S. Ewe. two-tooth («}: D. H. Milne 1. 3. Beckett 2. Ewe. any age (5): D. H. Milne i. 2. and champion. Ewe lamb (4): D. H. «««* 1 and 2. CnritKMtos (judge, Mr J. MacMrUuie}— Bam lamb (5): Ensor Bros. 1 and hj c. M» M. J. McAdam 2. J. D. E. WinskUl tttam, onc-atoear (9); Enter Bros. 2, and champion. C. £. Jackman 3, Mrs ML /. McAdam hj e. Ram. two-shear (4): 3Bn«w Bros. I. G. B. Macdonald 2. Ewe Jamb (22): Ensor Bros. 1, Mrs M. J. McAdam 2. C. E. Jackman 3, J. Fitzsimmons b e. Ewe. one-shear (11): Ensor Bros. 1, 2. and 3. i, D. E. WinskUl hj c. Ewe. two-dteer or up (8i: Ensor Bros. 1, 2, 3. and champion. J. F. Maclarlane hj c. English Leicester (judge. Mr J. R. O. Johns)— Bam. any age (2): D. G. McDonald t. C. G. Abbott 2. Ram lamb (1): C G. Abbott 1. Ewe, any age (2): J. B. flkmMaon 1 and champion, c. G. jlhlyitt X. Crossbred—Best pen three ewes (3): J. 0, XL WlWkill I, D. H. Milne 2. Pen three owe lambs (3): D. G. McDonald 1. D. H. Milne 2. flal Sheep—Three freezer lambs. Southdown C*o«# (5): J. B. Stevenson 1. J. Bomcrville 2. Freezer lambs, Corrledale or halfbred (1): D. C. McDonald 1. Fat Jamba. Down cross, butchers' (2): D. G. McDonald 1 and 2. Fat lambs. Corrledale or halfbred. butchers' (2): D. G. McDonald 1. Any cross, butchers' (2): D. G. McDonald I and 2. Pet lamb (4): Mary Bureaus I. Helen Harry 2 and 3. Joyce Blehaid hj c. Best pen three lambs, for export. 85 to 601b Ifve-welght (4); J.B. Stevenson 1, C, C. Abbott 2, D. G._ McDonald 3. 'Freezer wethers, halfbred or Corrledale (2): W. A. Douglas 1. J. D. XL WinskUl 2. Fat wethers, any age, hoUbred or Corrledale. butchers’ (3): J. D. E. WinskUl 1. W. A. Douglas 2. Fat owes, any age. halfbred or Corrledale (2): W. A. Douglas 1. J. F. Macfarlane 2. DRAUGHT HORSES (Judge; Mr H. E. Fincham.)

Brood mam>, any age (4): A, Stocker J, G. 11. Harrison 2, D. H. Milne 3. yearling filly (4): C. G. Abbott 1. D. H. Milne f, P. Fltzgibbon 3, J. Beckett hj c. Twoyear gelding 12): A. Stocker 1. Two-year Ally <S>: A. Gillanders 1, J. Beckett 2, W. D. Stewart 3. Three-year gelding (1): W. D. Stewart 1. Three-year filly (1): A. Gillanders 1. Foal (4): A. Stocker X, J, Beckett 2. G. H. Harrison 3. Brood mare, any age. with two of her progeny If): A. Gillanders 1, D. H. Milne 2, C. G. Abbott 3. Gelding, any age (5): D. M. Milne, I, 2.- and champion. Mare, any age (8): A. Gillanders 1, 2, and champion. A. Stocker 3. A. McGiffert hj c. Gammy draught 18): A. Gillanders 1, D. H, mine 2. Brookdale Estate 3. Gelding or mare, to Iscwt (4): J. McLean 1. A. McGiffert 2. Gelding or mare, to 25cwt If): A- Stocker 1. Pair horses (6): A. Gillanders 1 and 2, D. H. Milne 3. Threehorse team (2): A. Gillanders 1, D. H. MHw» f. Four-horse team (2); A. GilUmders 1, D. H. Milne 2. hackneys (Judge: Mr A. Graham.)

Malden hack (6); Sir Chas. Clifford 1, Sirs J. S. Souter 2. Hack. 15 stone (8); Mrs J. E- Bnsor 1. T. Forbes 2. Miss K. Rutherford 3. Mack, 13 stone (8): Mrs G. I». H. Bush I, Miss K. Rutherford 2. Sir Clifford 3. Hack, 11 stone (7): Mr Charles Clifford's Hard Luck 1, Mrs j. S. Souter 2. Lady's hack (12): Mrs Dl. G- 11. Busch I, Sir Charles Clifford 2 wmi a, Mrs J. 8. Souter c. Troon horse If): W. A. Douglas 1. Mrs J. £. Ensor 2, T. Foster 3. Walking hack (13): Miss K. Rutherford 1, T. Foster 2. Mrs G. R. Macdonald 3. COBS AND PONIES (Judge: Mr H. M. Burgin.) Saddle—Maiden pony, 14.2 or under <tf>; Mrs A. Gtllanders’s Vim 1 and chamflflefk M 1 ! 8 * J. Forbes 2. J. D. E. Win skill C' '■ 9l W, JJ. Crampton hj c. Donald Smith c. ;V Malden pony. 14 to 142 (5): Mrs A. .Gtt- *■ ffpdewt Obw J. Forbes 2. W. H. Crampl ten 3. Veto, .19 bands or under (9): Mrs ■„ 4.enmadors i. w. A_ White a. V. Foster lifeK pony, ti fcaods or. under (8); Miss c. - 3,

Souter t. Noellne Gray 2, P. Btophy 3. Lan Baton v hj c, Donald Smith hj c, Margaret Souter C. Pony, 12 hands or under (6) J. S. Souter 1. Lan Paton 2. Pony, 11 bands or under (9): Miss Audrey Deans 1. C. K. Macdonald 2, Michael Douglas 3, D. H. Milne hj d , ; Harness—Pony. -14.2 bands or under <S): Mrs, G. B. MacdOnald I,‘ W. H. Crarapton 2. Pony, 14 . hands or under (1): Miss G. Black's Wee Gaiety 1 ‘ and Champion. Pony, 13.2 or under (1)) Miss C. Black CATTLE (Judge; Mr J, B. D. Johns.) Jersey—Heifer (I): Mrs J. Beckett 1. Best heller, any breed (S): Mat Shaw 1, Mrs J. Beckett 2. Best heller call (3): Miss Helen Barnes 2, Nancy Benner 8. Friesian—Two-year heller (1); H. C. Benner 1. Cow (1): H. C. Benner 1. Dairy cow or -heller, any breed (1): H. C. Benner 1. Best heller call, any breed, to nine months (2): Margaret Bames 1, Nancy- Benner-2. DOGS (Judge: Mr G. Teller.) Bough-haired collie (3): C. Whitehead 1, E. Rutherford 2. Smooth-haired collie <8): B. Harrison 1, R. Fitzsimmons 2, G. McAdam 3. Bearded collie (1): B. Fitz-simmons-1. Sporting dog (5): Miss K. Rutherford 1, Master P. Bush 2, Mrs E. Rutherford 3. VEGETABLES Pumpkin (6): W. A. Douglas. 1, R. Harrison 2. A. C. Banby 3. Heaviest pUmpkin (3): R. Harrison 1. Vegetable marrow (7) J. Burke 1, D. Smith 2, Mrs Smith 3. J. Uprltchard, jun., hj fc. Heaviest marrow (1): Connemara 1. Parsnips (11): Jas. Stevenson 1. J. Uprltchard, jun., 2. Mrs J. Beckett 3, P. Elliott hj c. Intermediate carrots (8): P. Elliott 1, J. Shaw 2. W. A. Douglas 3. Shorthorn carrots (5): R. Harrison 1. G. R. Macdonald 2, S. Denton 3. Onions (22): Joyce Pain 1, J. Shaw 2. J. Burke 3, Jas. Uprltchard, sen., hj c. Hebron potatoes (1): Mrs W. J. G. Hughes 1. Black kidney potatoes (2): A. M. Hyde 1. J. Burke 2. Dakota red potatoes (7): F. S. Wilson 1, A. Elliott, jun., 2. Short-top Aucklander potatoes (5) D. Morgan 1, J. Stevenson 2. Any other variety potatoes (8): F. S. Wilson 1, F. Booth 2, A. Elliott, jun., 3. J. Burke hj c. Collection potatoes (1): R. Harrison 1. Seed potatoes (2): J. Burke 1. Cabbage (1).: G. R. Macdonald 1. Collection vegetables (3): W. A. Douglas 1, J. Burke 2. Beet, long-rooted (4): B. Harrison 1, Jas. Stevenson 2. Beet, turnip-rooted (5): R. Harrison 1. Bex. Stevenson 2. M. C. Hyde 3. Runner beans (5): Mrs M. C. Archer 1 and 2. J. D. Jackman 3. BOOTS White-fleshed turnips (10): B. E, Wilkinson 1. C. E. Jackman 2 and 3, T. Stevenson hj c. Swede turnips (9): B. E Wilkinson 1. J. Beckett 2, G, R. Macdonald 3. Yellow globe mangels (5): T. Stevenson 1. Jas. Uprltchard, sen., 2, G. Hamson. jun.. 3. Long red mangels (5): D. McLaren 1, J. Uprltchard, jun., 2, G. Harrison, jun., 3. Prize-winner mangels (11): T. Stevenson J. D. H. Milne 2, T. H. Craighead 3. Other variety mangels (3). G. Harrison, jun., 1, A. M. Hyde 2. White field carrots (2): A. M. Hyde 1. Other variety field -carrots (2): Willie Crompton 1.- Heaviest mangel (3); D. McLaren 1. Willie Crompton 2. Heaviest turnips (6) B. E. Wilkinson 1, C. E. Jackman 2. Intermediate mangels (4): A. Eluott 1, A. M. Hyde 2. GRAIN Tuscan wheat (1): J. Somerville 1. Hunters wheat (4): Jas. Uprltchard, sen.. 1, C. G. Abbott 2. Algerian oats (2): A. E. Denton 1. E, Burgess 2. Carton oats, A. E. Denton 1. - Algerian oats, sheaf (2): E. Burgess 1. A. H. Gibson 2. Bale lucerne hay (1): J. D. Jackman 1. SEEDS Ryegrass, perennial (9): T. Stevenson 1 and 3, C. G. Abbott 2, A. Walmsley hj c. Cocksfoot (2): A. E. Denton 1. HOME AND DAIRY PRODUCE (Judges: Butter, Mr I. Champion; produce. Mrs Fleming.) Separator butter (11): Mrs F. S. Wilson 1 and 2, Miss M. Bell 3, Miss E. Mackay hc. Fowls eggs, white (4); Mrs T. B. Bennett 1, Mrs Smith 2. Fowls’ eggs, brown (3): -Mrs P. Fitzglbboh 1, Mrs G. Brown 2. Home-made soap (6): Mrs M, C. Archer f and 2. Mrs G. T. Brown 3 and hj c. Fruit jam (5): Mrs P. Fitzgibbon 1 and 3, Mrs L. M. Gibson 2. Raspberry jam (7); Miss E. Savage 1, Mrs A. Smith 2. Fruit jelly (8): Mrs P. Fitzgibbon 1. Mrs A. Smith 2, Mrs A. Williamson 3, Mrs G. L. Nell hj c. Orange marmalade (3): Mrs A. Williamson 1, Mrs P. Fitzgibbon 2. Bottled fruit In syrup (5): Mrs G. Brown 1 and 2, Mrs T. B. Bennett 3. Bottled fruit in water (2): Mrs G. Brown 1 and 2. Home-made chutney (2): Mrs A, Williamson 1. Mrs A. Smith 2. Tomato sauce (3): Mrs A. Smith 1, Mrs P. Fitzgibbon 2.

COOKERY (Judge: Mrs E. A. Payne)

Bread, tin loaf (6): Miss R. McKnight 1. Mrs C. G. Elliott 2, Mrs E. T. Fowls 3, Mrs W. Cathercole hj c. Bread, nut loaf (3): Miss M. C. Hyde 1, Mrs E. T. Fowls 2. Miss G. Smith 3. Plain oven scones (4)r Miss* "Marlon "Hyde 1. Miss M. Baxter 2, Mrs C. G. Elliott hj c. Oven scones, unsweetened (1): Mrs E. A. Craighead 1, Miss B. McAdam 2, Miss E. Savage 3, Mrs E. N. Clarke hj c. Wheatmeal scones (1): Miss E. Savage 1. Pikelets (12): Mrs F. C. Lambert 1, Mrs Smith 2, Mrs J. Stevenson 8. Mrs F. Upston, Jun., hj c, Miss'R. McAdam c. Gems (5); Mrs M. C. Archer !.• Mrs G. Elliott 2. Miss E. Smith hj c. Puff pastry (5): Mrs E. A. Craighead 1, Mrs J. D. E. WlnsklU 2, Mrs G. Struthers 3. Scotch shortbread (15): Mrs R. McKnight 1, Mrs M. C. Archer 2 and 3, Miss G. Smith hj c. Mrs J. Stevenson c. Cream pulls (2): Mrs M. C. Archer 1, Mrs G. Elliott 2. Meringues (8): Mrs M. C. Archer 1 and 2. Mrs T. Wilkinson hj e. Iced biscuits (4): Mrs M. C. Archer 1 and 2, Miss E. Savage 3. Uniced biscuits (6): Mrs M. C. Archer I and 2, Mrs G. Elliott 3, Miss G. Smith hj c. Kisses (8): Miss E. Savage 1. Mrs E. T. Fowls 2, Miss G. Fltzgibbon 3, Mrs G. Elliott hj c. Afternoon tea tray (2): Mrs W. J. WlnsklU 1. Miss E. Savage 2. Fruit cake, light. (23); Mrs W. J. WlnsklU 1, Miss M. Baxter 2. Mrs Smith 3, Miss G. Smith hj c. Mrs M. C. Archer c. Fruit cake, dark (12): Miss Marlon Hyde 1, Mrs J. Stevenson 2, Mrs J. Daly 3, Mrs N. R. Crampton hj c, Mrs J. Daly c. Sponge cake (5): Mrs M, C. Archer 1. Mrs G. Wlddup 2. Mrs A. M. Gifford-3. Sponge roll (3): Mrs E. T. Fowls 1, Mrs M. C. Archer 2, Mrs C. E. Fowls 3. Seed cake (8): Miss M. Baxter 1, Mrs W. M. Elliott 2, Miss E. Smith hj c. Sponge sandwich (10): Mrs M. C. Archer 1, Miss Marion Hyde 2. Mrs C. G. Elliott 3. Iced coffee sandwich (6): Mrs S. A. Clarke 1, Mrs G. Struthers 2, Mrs C. E. Fowls 3, Miss M. Baxter hj c, Mrs M. C. Archer c. Gingerbread cake (16): Miss G. Smith 1, Mrs Smith 2, Mrs M. C. Hyde 3, Mrs G. Struthers hj c, Miss Marlon Hyde c. Decorated cake (2): Mrs M. C. Archer 1, Miss M. Baxter 2. Suet plum pudding (2): Miss O. Smith 1. Mrs M. C. Hyde 2. Butter plum pudIng (1): Mrs W. J. WlnsklU 1, Plate plain toffee (4): Mrs M. C. Archer 1, Miss L. Fowls 2, Mrs L. S. Jarvle 3. Plate cocoanut Ice (5): Miss E. Savage I, Mrs W. J. WlnsklU 2. Miss L. Fowls 3.

FRUIT (Judge: Mr B. G. Goodwin)

Cox’s orange apples (1): A. M. Hyde 1. Dessert apples (3): J. E. Ashworth 1, A. M. Hyde 2. Collection apples (2): A. M. Hyde 1, M. C. Hyde 2. Collection cooking apples (2): A. M. Hyde 1. Collection dessert apples (3): M. C. Hyde 1, A. M. Hyde 2. Cooking apples (4): G. R. Macdonald 1, A. M. Hyde 2. Dessert apples (3): A. M. Hyde 1, G. E. Ashworth 2. M. C, Hyde hj c. Heaviest apples (1) A. M. Hyde 1. Cooking pears (1): L. Booth 1. Six dessert pears (4): T. Stevenson 1, M. C. Hyde 2. Quinces (3): M. C. Hyde 1. A. M. Hyde 2. Peaches (7): Mrs C. W. Dalgety 1, Mrs E. N. Clarke 3, J. D. Jackman 3. Tomatoes (9): J. D. Jackman 1, J. Burke 2, A. M. Hyde 3. FLOWERS (Judges; Decorative, Mrs E. L. King; ’specimen, Mr E. E. Wiltshire.) Bowl of flowers (5): Mrs D. McLaren 1, Mrs C. W. Dalgety 2, Mrs C. E. Jackman 3. Small bowl of flowers (7); Mrs J. T. Bead 1, Mrs C. W. Dalgety 2. Miss M. Sloss 3. Vase of flowers (10): Mrs C. W. Dalgety 1, Mrs D. McLaren 2, Miss E. Savage 3. Vase of roses (6): J. Burke 1, Miss B. Forbes 2, Mrs T. Wilkinson 3. Bowl of dahlias (4): Mrs C. W. Dalgety 1, Mrs F. F. Childs 2, Mrs T. Wilkinson 3. Vase of geraniums (6); Mrs C. W. Dalgety 1, Miss B. Forbes 2, Mrs E. G. Wood 3. Victorian posy bowl (3); Miss B. Forbes 1, Mrs J. T. Read 2, Mrs C. E. Jackman 3. Victorian posy (4): Miss E. Savage 1, Miss B Forbes 2. Floating bowl (8): Miss B. Forbes 1, Mrs J. Stevenson 3. Bowl of African marigolds (9): Mrs C, E. Jackman 1, Mrs D. McLaren 2, Miss B. Forbes 3. Bowl of nasturtiums (6): Miss B. Forbes 1. Mrs C. W. Dalgety 2. Mrs T». WUkipson 3. Decorated basket of flowers (4): Mrs C. W. Dalgety 1. Miss B. Forbes 2 and 3. Lady’s spray (2): Mrs C. W. Dalgety 1, Mrs E. G. Wood 2. Table decorations (3): Mrs P. F. Childs 1, Mrs T. Wilkinson 2, Mrs E. G. Wood 3. Phlox drummondil (4): Mrs T. Stevenson 1, G. B. Macdonald 2, Mrs H. C. Renner 3. Phlox drummondil, one spike (4): Mrs T, Stevenson 1, G. R. Macdonald 2, Mrs H. C. Renner 3. Antirrhinums (2): Mrs A. Gibson 2. Asters (5): G. R. Macdonald 1, Mrs A. Ranby Z Mrs N. R. Crampton 3. Asters (9); Mrs A. Ranby 1, Mrs J. Stevenson 2, Mrs C. E. Jackman 3. Petunias; three varieties (2); Mrs Daly 1. G. R. Macdonald 3. Petunias, one variety (2); Mrs J. Daly 1- Rose blooms (2): G. R. Macdonald 2. Rose bloom, double. (3): G. R. Macdonald 1, J, Burke 3, Mrs J. Stevenson 3, Fullblown rose (4): O. R. Macdonald I, J. Burke 2. Verbena, one stem (J)i Mrt T. Stevenson 1, Mr# A. Elliott 3. Mrs A. H. Glbsoh 3. Verbena, six varieties (4): Mrs A. Elliott 1. Mr# P. Fitzglbbona 2, Mrs S. Stevenson 3. Gladldll, one spike (4): Mrs C. W. Dalgety T, Mrs P. Fltzglbbon 2. Mrs C. W. Dalgety 3. Gladioli, three spikes (3): Mrs C. W. Dalgety I,' Mrs x>. McLaren .3, Dahlias, three stems (4): Mrs Daly 1, Mrs C. W. Dalgety 2, Dahlias, one stem (8): Mrs C. W. Dalgety 1, Mrs J. W. Walmsley 2. J. Hall 3. Dahlia, cactus, three stems (2) Meg c. W. Dalgety 1. J, H. Cooper 2. DahUa, cactU3, one stem (5); Mrs C* W*

Dalgety 1, Mrs A. Elliott 3. Dahlias, any kind, three entries (3): Mrs C. W. Dalgety 1, J. H, Cooper 2. Geraniums, three varieties (3): Mrs C, W. Dalgety 1, Miss Marion Hyde 2. Geranium (3): Mrs C. W. Dalgety 1, Miss Marlon Hyde 2, Mrs A. W. Melkle 3. Zinnias (6); Mrs A. W. Melkle 1, Q. K. Macdonald 2, Mrs T. Stevenson 3. SCHOOL SECTION (Judge: Mr H. Hoskins) Darned stocking (8): Joan Spriggs 1, P. Archer 2, A. Mowat 3, May Walls hj c. Child’s feeder (11): Joan Jackman 1, J. Barnes 2, B. Brunton 3, R, Callander hj c. Hemmed tea towel (7): M. Mowat 1. M. McGlffert 2, A. McClintock 3. J. McKnlght hj c. Fancy traycloth (4): V. Wilkinson 1, J. Abbott 2. R. Partington 3. Child’s petticoat (4): P, Archer 1, M. McKnlght 2, M. Rennie 3. Print script (10): E. Renner 1, Jno. Barnes 2, C. Elliott 3. Writing, Standard I. (10): B. Lundy 1, J. Barnes 2, D. Fowls 3, S. Murray 4, Writing, Standard 11. (9): B. Brunton 1, L, Gibson 2. R. Callander 3, E. Page hj c. Writing, Standards HI. and IV. (22); H. Carroll 1, P. Gordon 2, J. Page 3. B. Hill hc. Writing, Standards V. and VI. (14): V. Wilkinson 1. J. Pain 2. U. Renner 3, D. England-h c. Writing, Standard VII. (4): M. Fitzgerald 1, M. McClintock 2. R, Partlngtori 3. Map modelling, Standard 111. (2): P. Tweedle 1, M. Douglas 2. Map modelling. Standard IV. (4); J, Pain 1, D. England 2. Freehand drawing, Standards I. and 11. (18): C. Souter 1, R Callander 2. B. McDonald'3, A. Jarvle hc. Freehand drawing, Standards 111. and TV. (18): B, Shaw 1. P. Tweedie 2, M. Douglas 3, J. Page 4. Drawing. Standards V.. VI.. and VII. (11): P. Archer 1. M. McClintock 2, J. Pain 3, D. England hj c. Mass drawing, Standards I. and 11. (11): L. Hinds 1, J. Denton 2, B. McDonald 3. Mass drawing. Standards 111. and IV. (11): A. Denton 1. M. Douglas 2, W. Munro 3, U. Flute 4. Mass drawing, Standards V., VI., and VII. (13): J. Pain 1, A. McClintock 2, P. Archer 3, G. Walls hj c. Plasticene modelling, primer classes (18): K. Walls 1, A. de Lambert 2, A, Wootton 3, M. Munro hc. Plasticene, Standard I. (9): D. Fowls 1, S. Murray 2. W. McDonald 3, K. Gordon hj c. Carton work. Standards 111. and IV, (8): W. Munro 1, D. Smith 2. S. Wilkinson 3. P. Tweedle 4. Carton. Standards V. to VII. (3): D. England 1. J. WinskUl 2. Best display carton work. Standards I. to IV. (3): P. Tweedie 1, W. Munro 2, G. Munro 3. Collection grasses and weeds, Standards IV. to VII. (8): S. Williamson 1, G. Walls 2, M. Walls 3. Meccano competition (5): J. WinskUl 1, K. Barnes 2, T. Elliott 3. Toys made from waste material (8); B. Shaw 1, J. Shaw 2, M. Shaw 3. J. Auld hj c. FANCY WORK (Judge; Mrs T. Bullock)

Supper cloth, in colours (11): Miss M. Harrison 1, Miss Marlon Hyde 2, Mrs A. W. Meikle 3, Miss B. Martin hj c. White traycloth (1): Mrs M. C. Archer 1. Organdl .throw-over (3): Miss K. Scott 1, Miss R. Craighead ?, Miss E. Savage 3. Table centre, in colour (19): Miss M. Brlzzle 1. Mrs G. L. Nell 2, Miss B. Martin 3, Miss B. McCllntock hj c. Duchesse set, embroidered (7) f Miss M, Bfizzle 1. Mrs M. C. Barclay 2, Miss M. Nell 3, Miss Jessie Forbes hj c. Worked apron (4): Mrs R. Smith 1. Miss R. Craighead 2, Miss E. Savage 3. Mias M. Rich hj c. Crochet d’oyley (8): Miss E. Savage 1, Mrs A. Smith 2, Mrs G. Elliott 3. Miss R. Craighead hj c. Handkerchief, tatting edge (6): Mrs G. L. Nell 1 and 3, Miss R. Craighead 2. Smocked article (1): Miss E Savage 1. Made-up cushion (6): Miss M. Wilson 1. Miss 1. Upston 2. Miss M. Nell 3, Mrs A. W. Meikle hj c. Utility article (6): Mrs A. Smith 1, Miss B. Pond 2, Miss Marlon Hyde 3. Mat from waste material (3); Mrs L. L. Nell l and 3, Mrs H, M. Petrie 2. ‘ Hand-knitted cardigan (7): Mrs M. C. Archer 1, Mrs A. D. Fleming 2. Mrs G. W. Forbes 3. Mrs A. Smith hj c. Knitted Jumper (7): Mrs A. Smith I, Mrs A. Elliott 2. Mrs M. C. Archer 3, Miss G. Smith hj c. Men’s knitted pullover (6): Mrs A. W. Meikle 1, Mrs T. Stevenson 2, Mrs J. Stevenson 3, Miss E. Savage hj c. Men's knitted sox (5): Mrs M. C. Archer 1. Mrs A. S. Murray 2 and 3. Mrs J. Scott hj c. Child’s knitted fancy frock (3): Mrs J. Beckett 1, Mrs J, Burnett 2, Mrs G. L. Nell 3. Child’s knitted fancy frock (s)t Mrs J. Burnett j. Mrs M. C. Archer 2. Mrs L. M, Gibson 3. Miss E. Savage hj c. Baby’s knitted garments (6): Mrs A. Goodman 1. Miss E. Savage 2, Mrs L. M. Gibson 3. Mrs G. W. Forbes be. v PHOTOGRAPHY Amateur! photograph (14); Miss 8.Forbes 1, Miss J. Forbes 2, J. H. Drake 3. Scene in water colour or oils (15): L. Elliott 1. Mrs A. M, Hyde 2, Miss B. Forbes 3,

export (3): H. C. Barton. 1. Three wethers, suitable for export (3): G. Johnston 1, L, H. Ruddock 2 and vhj c. Three butcher's ewes (4): G, Johnston 1, H. C. Barton 2. J. H. Mulrhead 3. Three butcher’s wethers (3): J. H. Muirhead 1. FAT LAMBS ■> (Judge: Mr D. Mi McKay) r Three longwool lambs (6): H. C; Barton 1 and 2, J. A. Fleming 3. Three Down cross lambs (5); J. A. Fleming 1, C. Jalne 2, Dr. A. J. Orchard 3, Three fgt lambs, prize to< heaviest : (6): Miss P. -Woods 1 and 2, L. H. Ruddock 3. Pen of three, suitable for export (5): J. A. Fleming 1, H. C. Barton 2. J. H. Patterson 3. Three Corriedale or halfbred lambs (3): H. C. Barton 1, H. A. Moore 2. Pet lambs, shown by a child (14): S. Budd 1. P. Woods 2, L. King 3, K. Greenslade 3. BORDER LEICESTER (Judge: Mr- J. L. McKercher) Three one-shear dock rams '(3) : s. G. Lemon 1, ,J. H. Muirhead 2 ahd v hj c. Ram, two-shear and over (4); S. G. Lemon 1 and champion and 2, J. H. Muirhead v hj c.. Ram, one-shear (4): S.' G. Lemon 1 and reserve champion and 2, Colonel J. Findlay vhc. Ram lamb (4); S. G. Lemon 1 and 2, Colonel J. Findlay vh c. Ewe, two-shear and over (3): S. G. Lemon 1 and champion, 2, and reserve champion. Colonel J. Findlay vhc. Ewe, one-shear (4) Colonel J. Findlay 1 and vhj c. S. Q. Lemon 2. Ewe lamb (4): S. G. Lemon I, Colonel J. Findlay 2 and v hj c. ENGLISH LEICESTER (Judge: Mr R. Reid, jun.) Three one-shear flock rams (3); J., Moore 1, H. C. Barton 2 and v hc. Ram, two-shear and over (1) : tt. C. Barton reserve champion. Ram, one-shear (3): H. C. Barton 1 and champion and v hj e, J. Moore v hj c. Ram lamb (3) : J. A. Fleming 1. H. C. Barton 2. Ewe, one-shear (1); H. C. Barton champion. Ewe lamb (3): J. A. Fleming 1 and reserve champion, H. C. Barton 2. ROMNEY (Judge: Mr p. G. Wright) Three one-shear flock rams (2): R. Oakley 1 and 2. Ram, two-shear and over (5) : A. F. Marr 1 and champion, R. Oakley 2 and 3. Ram, one-shear (7); A. F. Marr 1 and reserve champion and 2, R. Oakley v hc. Ram lamb (7): G. Johnston 1, A. F. Marr 2 and v hj c. Ewe, two-shear and over (3): R. Oakley 1 and champion, 2 and reserve champion, and vhj c. Ewe, one-shear (7): R. Oakley 1, 2, and v hj c. Ewe lamb (9): A. F. Marr 1 and 2, R. Oakley v hj c. Pair ram lambs (3): R. Oakley 1, L. R. Harrison 2. Pair ewe lambs (2); R. Oakley 1 and 2.

CORRIEDALE (Judge: Mr J. Ensor)

Three one-shear flock rams (2): J. H. Mulrhead 1, J. Moore 2. Ram, two-shear and over (2): J. Moore 1 and reserve champion, G. Johnston 2. Ram, one-shear (9): G. Johnston 1 and champion, 2, and v hj c., Ram lamb (4); G. Johnston 1 and v hj c, J. H. Patterson 2. Ewe, two-shear and over (1): J. Moore 1. Ewe, oneshear (7): J. H. Patterson 1, 2, and v hj c. Ewe lamb (6): G. Johnston 1 and v hj c. J. H. Patterson ,2. Pair ram lambs (2); G. Johnston 1. Pair ewe lambs (3): G. Johnston 1 and v hj c. J. H. Patterson 3.

MERINO (Judge; Mr D. Q. Wright)

Three one-shear flock rams (1): R. C. Todhunter 1. Ram, one-shear and over (3): R, C. Todhunter 1 and champion, N, B. Morrow 2 and reserve champion. Ram lamb (3): N, B. Morrow 1, J. C. Guinness 2, R. C. Todhunter vhc. Ewe, twoshear and over (4): N. B. Morrow 1 and reserve champion, R. C. Todhunter 2, P. Allan v hj c. Ewe, one-shear (2); N. B. Morrow 1 and champion, R. C. Todhunter 2. Ewe lamb (5): N, B. Morrow 1 and 2, J. C. Guinness v hj c.

SOUTHDOWN (Judge: Mr J. Brooks)

Three one-shear flock rams (2): J. H. Grigg 1, J. B. Scott 2. Ram,, two-shear and over (5): W. J, Early 1, 2, and Vhc. Ram, one-shear (4): J. H. Grigg 1, Colonel J. Findlay 2, J. B. Scott vhc. Ram lamb (V): C. A. Campion 1, W. J. Early 2 and vhc. Ewe, two-shear and over (7): J. H, Grigg 1 and 2, J. B. Scott vhc. Ewe, one-shear (5): J. H. Grigg 1 and 2, W. J. Early vhc. Ewe iamb (13); S. H. Llll 1. W. J. Early 2 and v hj c.

RYELAND (Judge: Mr J. Brooks)

Ram, one-shear or over (3): L. and S. Galletly 1 and champion, N. S. Murdoch 2. Ram lamb (3): L. and S. Galletly 1, N. S. Murdoch 3. Ewe, two-shear and over (4): L. and S. Galletly 1, N. S. Murdoch 3. K.' and A. Baxter vhc. Ewe. one-shear (3): K. and A. Baxter 1, N. S. Murdoch 2. Ewe lamb (6): L. and S. Galletly 1 and champion and 2, N. S. Murdoch vhc. SHROPSHIRE (Judge: Mr J. Brooks) Ram, one-shear or over (2): J. H. Mulrhead 1. FLOCK SHEEP (Judge: Mr S. Andrew) Crossbreds—Three breeding ewes, twofihear and over (2): H. C. Barton 1 and 2. One-shear (2); H. C. Barton 1 and 2. Three ewe lambs C 4): H. C. Barton 1 and 2, L. H. Ruddock vhc. Three-quarterbreds—Three ewes, twoshear and over (4): R. Oakley 1 and 2, H. C. Barton vhc. One-shear (6): Dr. 1 A. J. Orchard' 1. H. C. Barton 2, R. Oakley vhc. Three ewe lambs (11): R. Oakley 1 and hj c, Dr. A. J. Orchard 2. G, N. Harrison vhc. Halfbreds or Corrledale cross—Three breeding ewes, two-shear and over (5): J. H. Muirhead 1. W. J Early 2. R. Oakley 3. One-shear (12): C. Jalne 1. G. Johnston 2, J. D. Murdoch vhc, G.«N. Harrison hc. Three ewe lambs (12): O. Johnston 1 and 2. Dr. A. J. Orchard vhc, J. Moore hj c. Three one-shear ewes, with wool Count of 50-56’s (7): G. Johnston 1. G. N. Harrison 2, C. Jaine vhc. CATTLE Milch cows (judge, Mr H. D, Buttcrick) —Heifer, under three years (1): H. C. Barton 1. Cow. suitable for dairy purposes (2): R. J. Riddick's Susie 1 and champion. Heifers—Calf, for dairy purposes (3): J. Cormack 1. D. Barton 2, H. C. Barton vhc. Heifer, calved since August 1, 1934 (1): J. H. Findlay 1. Best threecalves or heifers (3): A. O. Silcock 1, R. J. Biddick 2. Shorthorn (judge, Mr R. J. Edgar)— Bull, born since August 1, 1034 (2): H. C. Barton’s Carew VIII. 1 and champion. Cow, in milk or calf (1): H. Black 1. Heifer, in milk or calf (1): H. Black’s Rose Mascot 11. 1 and champion. Heifer, born since August 1, 1934 (2): H. C. Barton 1. H. Black 2. Jersey (judge, Mr H. D. Butterick)— Bull, born since August 1, 1935 (1); A. O. Silcock 1, Bull, born since August 1, 1934 (1): A. O, Silcock 1. Bull, any age (1): A. O. Silcock’s St, Owen’s Bounty 1 and champion. Cow (3): A. O. Silcock’s Blondes Nan 1 and champion, I. Oakley 2, A. O. Silcock vhc. Heifer, in milk or calf (1): A. O. Silcock I. Heifer, born since August 1, 1934 (1): A. O. Silcock 1. HelfCr, born since August 1. 1935 ( 3): A. O. Silcock 1 and 2. Friesian (judge, Mr R. J. Edgar)— Cow (1): J. Blair 1 and champion. Milking Shorthorn (Judge, Mr R. J. Edgar)— Bull, born since August 1, 1935 (1): R. J. Biddick's Wheatstone Diamond 1 and reserve champion. Bull, any age (1): J. Small’s Parkfarm Sandy 1 and champion. Cow (2): J. Small’s Parkfarm Cherry 1 and champion, R. J. Biddick 2. Heifer, In milk or calf (1): J. Small 1. Heifer, born since August 1, 1934 (2):■ R. J. Biddick’s Braeburn Butterfly 1 and reserve champion. Heifer, born since August 1, 1935 (3): J.. small 1 and 2, R, J. Biddick vhc. Fat cattle (judge, Mr R. J. Edgar)— Bullock, not over three years (3): J. Blair 1 and 2. Heifer, not over three years (1) H. Black 1. HORSES Draughts (judge, Mr A. Lambie)—Two horses, any age (4): H. Black 1, J, Blair 2, R. Oakley vhc. Entire colt, two years (3): H. Black's Favourite 1 and champion, R. Oakley 2. Colt or gelding (5) H. Black 1 and 2, J, A. Fleming vhc. Dry mare (5); R. Oakley 1, J. Blair 2, J. A.‘Fleming vhc. Filly, three years (3); Miss A. E. Boag’s Jean 1 and reserve champion, W. J. Early 2. Filly, two years (3): J. A. Fleming 1, L. J. McCormick 2, W. J. Early vhc. Fijly, one year (6): L. J. McCormick 1, R. Oakley 2, A. Anderson vhc. Mare, foal at foot (6) J. Blair 1. W. Logan Doyle 2, J. J. Mulligan vhc. Colt or filly foal (8): J. Blair 1 and champion, L. R. Harrison 2, J. J. Mulligan vhc. Foal by Bridgebank Diamond (6): L. R. Harrison 1, W. L. Doyle 2. , Mare and two progeny (3): J. Blair 1, J. A. Fleming 2. W. J. Early v hj c. Mare, stinted to Allandale (2): •L. R. Harrison 1, W. J. Early 2. Gelding, three years (1): L. Oakley 1. Gelding, two years (3): J. Cormack'l, G. N. Harrison 2, L. R. Harrison vhc. Pair mares or fillies (5): J. Blair 1, J. A. Fleming 2, R. Oakley vhc. Three mares or fillies (2) R. Oakley 1, W, J. Early 2. Team of three (1): R. Oakley 1. Team of four (1): R. Oakley 1. Spring dray horse (1); J. A. Muirhead 1. Walking draught (7): J. Blair 1.

Thoroughbred (judge, Mr D. W. Westenra) —Entire horse (1): L. J. Fechney 1. Dry mare (2): L. J. Fechney 1, Miss Edgar-Jones 2.

Harness (judge, Mr D. W. Westenra)— Tandem (2); J, S. LUley I, W. Z. D. Ferriman 2. Gig horse (10): Miss H. G. Rich 1, Donald and Butterick 2, W. Z. D. Ferrlman vhc. Dog cart horse (3): W. R. Lemon 1, W. J. Stoddart 2. Maiden (9); 'Donald and Butterlck. 1, J. C. Guinness 2, Mlss’ E. Davies v hj c.' Best turnout (7): W. R. Lemon’s Armistice 1 and champion. Miss H. G. Rich 2. ► Hackneys (judge. ,Mr D. W. Hack, non-winner of first prize in saddle (15) i Miss Edgar-Jones L la J. Fechney

1 ' ’* *■ , i 1 V ‘ ‘ 2 and v hj c. 'Hack, to 11 stone (6): O. ’ wan 1, L. J. Fechney 2, J. H. Grlgg ! vh c. To 13 stone (6): A. N. Grlgg 1, L. J. Fechney'•Si At T, WiHiams v hj c. \ To 15 stone (6): Miss Edgar-Jones 1 and champion, L. J. Fechney 2, W. R. Lemon V hj c. Troop horse (11): j. C. Guinness 1 Miss H. G. Rich 2„ Miss A. M. and J. Irwin vhj c. Woman’s hack (10): G. Hall 1, L. J. Fechney 2, A. N. Grlgg V hj C. • Walking hack (9): A. N. Grlgg 1, Miss H. i G Rich 2 and reserve champion. J. C. ■ Guinness v hj c. Mare, suitable for breedjug hunter (5): H. C. Barton 1, L, J. i Hunters (judge, Mr D. W. Westenra)— , Wire jump (5): Miss Edgar-Jones 1, A. i N Grigg 2, W. R. Lemon v hj c. Malden ■ hunter (10): W. B. Lemon 1, P. M. Harper 2 A. N. Grlgg vhj c. Hunter, to 12 stone (8)- L. J. Fechney and M. Farrell (equal) 1. P. M. Harper v hj e. To 14 stone (8) : Miss Edgar-Jones 1, A. N.Grlgg 2 and v hj c. Hunter, woman rider (5) :..Mlss Edgar-Jones 1, Miss H. G. Bich A W. B, Lemon v hj e. Best jumper (6): Miss Edgar-Jones 1. M. Farrell i. L. J. Fecht\gy v hj c< ponies (Judge, Mr-H. Morris)— Stallion fi): J. S. Lilley 1. Brood mare (5): J. S. Lilley 1 ahd 2. M. Farrell V hj c. Cob, over 14 hands (llj: Miss L. Lemon 1, 0. H. NicoU 2, Miss V.M.H. Nichols vhc. Over 13 hands (8): P. L. Donald 1-and vh c. m<bh c. Frampton 2. Pony, pver lS hands (11)' J. S. Lilley 1 and y hj o, J. S, Ellery 4* Over 12 hands (12): J. Grlgg 1 and 2 W. Z. D. Ferrlman v hj c. Over 11 hands (ID: G. Grlgg 1, J. D. Roberts 2. p, L. Donald v hj e, Pony, 11 hands (2). P. M. Harper 1. O. Dlgby 2. Cob over 14 hands, in harness (4): J. S. Lilley 1 and vhj c. Miss V. H. M. Nichols 2. Cob or pony, over 13 hands, In harness (11): J S Lilley 1, P. L. Donald 2, Miss EdgarJones vhc. Pony, over 12 hands, in harness (5): Misses P, and J. Erickson 1, 1,7 Davidson 2, W. Z. D. Ferrlman v hj e. Twelve hands and under, in harness (8): J D. Roberts 1, P. L. Donald 2, J. S. Lillev vhc. School children’s turnout (2)- C. Lin 1, J. Riley 2. Jumping pony fsl : J S. Lilley 1, Miss H. Johnstone 2, C. Gorman vhc. Jumping pony, under 13 hands (5): Jennifer Grlgg 1, Miss P. and J. Erickson 2, O. Gorman vhc. Boy or girl rider (10: June cresswell 1, Jennifer Grlgg 2. COMPETITIONS ' (Supervisor: Mr G. N. Harrison.) Ponv Trots—Pony over 12 hands (13): S. Taylor 1, A. Anderson 2, H. Skilling 3. Under 12 hands (11): Zona Elms 1, Jennifer Grigg 2, Joan Skilling 3. SHEEP DOGS (Judge: Mr J. H. Roberts.) Smooth-haired working COllie (11) : E. J. McGuigan 1, W.L. Doyle 2, E. J. Lorman vhc. Smooth-haired slut (4). p. O’Connor 1, D. Simpson 2, E. S. Baxter vhc. Long-haired working Collie (10): E, W. Roberts 1. Miss/. Baxter 2. F. R. Morrow vhc. Bearded Collie dog or slut (6): E. J. McGuigan 1, N. Buick 2, H. A. ScoWn v hj c. PIGS (Judge: Mr E. Goss.) Porker (2): J. Blair 1. Baconer (2): j, Blair 1. H. C. Barton 2. Breeding sow (1): K. Rushton 1. Breeding sow, under 18 months (I): H. C.-Barton 1. WOOL SECTION (judge: Mr H. R. C. McElrea.) Merino ewe (5): F Allan 1 and 2. H. C. Barton vhc. Hogget (3). F. Allan 1 and 2. Halfbred or corriedale (3): O. Johnston I,< W. J. Early 2, P. J. Andrew 3. Hogget (6): B. Jotaston 1. Kathleen Greenslade 2, H. C. Barton 3. Three-quarterbred ewe (2): R. Oakley I, H. C. Barton 2, Hogget (8): G. Johnston 1. F. Allan 2 H. C. Barton vhj c. Crossbred ewe (1): H. C. Barton 1. Hogget (5): G. Johnston 1, H. C. Barton 2, F. Allan 3. POULTRY (Judge'. Mr W. H. Robinson.) Wyandotte hen (IV. 1. Nicholson 1. Sussex hen (1): Mrs F. G. Greenslade 1. Sussex cockerel (2): Mrs J. D. Murdoch 1 and 2. Sussex pullet (2): Mrs F. Q. Grenslade 1 and 2. Black Orpington cock (8): Mrs J. D. Murdoch •1, H. C, Barton 2, J. C. Guinness v#h c. Black Orpington hen (3): J. C. Guinness 1, H. C. Barton 2, Mrs J. D. Murdoch 3. Black Orpington cockerel (2): H. C. Barton 1, J. C. Guinness 2. Black Orpington pullet (4): Mrs J. H. Patterson 1 and vhc. H. C. Barton 2. Black Orpington trio (2) J. C. Guinness 1, Mrs J. D. Murdoch 2. White Leghorn hen (5): I. Nicholson 1. Mrs W. J. Early 2. Mrs J. D. Murdoch vhc. White Leghorn pullet (4); Mrs J. D. Murdoch 1 and vhc. Mrs F. G. Greenslade 2. White Leghorn 1 trio (l): Mrs J. D. -Murdoch 1. Brown Leghorn cock (2): Mrs F. G. Greenslade 1 I. Brown Leghorn hen (1): Mrs F. G. greenslade 1. Brown Leghorn cockerel (1): Mrs F. G. Greenslade J. Brown Leghorn pullet (3): Mrs F. G. Greenslade 1, 2, and vhc. Three pullets. . heavy breed (1): J. C. Guinness 1. Three pullets, White Leghorn (2): Mrs J. D. , Murdoch 1 and 2. Indian Runner duck (3) Mrs J. D. Murdoch 1 and 2, D. C. i Kelman vh e. Indian Runner drako (1): Mrs R. Austin 1. Duck, heavy breed : (1) D. C. Kelman 1. Drake, heavy breed , (5) Mrs E. E. South 1, D. C. Kelman 2. | Mrs A. Anderson vhc. i FARM PRODUCE Grain and seeds (judge, Mr L. C. Nash)—Wheat, solid straw Tuscan (1): P. South 1. Any other variety (1): Colonel J. Findlay 1. Oats, Cartons (2): F. South 1, P.' J. Andrew 2. Duns (4): M. : Rickard 1, E. J. McGuigan 2 and vhc. 1 Algerian (3): F. South 1. J. Smee 2. Any ' other variety (1): F. South 1. Grass seed. Western Wolths (4): F. South 1. P. J. Andrew 2. Cocksfoot (2): F. South I. Ryegrass, perennial (4): F. South 1, J. H. Muirhead 2, J. Smee vhc. Sheaf of wheat, solid straw Tuscan (I): F. * South 1. Sheaf of oats, Cartons (2): ] F. South 1, L. Prebble 2. Sheaf of oats, J Duns (1): F. South 1. Sheaf of wheat, i any‘other variety (1): P. South 1. Field Roots (judge, Mr G. K. Me- i Pherson)—Mangolds, long red (1): F. South 1. Yellow Globe (1): F. South 1. I Golden varieties (1): F. South 1. Any ' other variety (1): F. South 1. Carrots, i red (1): F. South 1. White (1): F. South ( 1. Yellow (1): F. South 1. Turnips, ( green top yellow Aberdeen (3): R. Aus- . tin 1 and vhc, F. South 2. Purple I top (5); R. Austin 1 and 2, F, 5 South vhc. Yellow fleshed (4): R. i Austin 1 and 2, F. South vh c. Red Globe or Paragon (3): R. Austin 1 and 2, F. South vhc. Imperial green globe (9): R. Austin 1 and v hj c, W. L. Doyle 2. Hardy gren globe (3); F. South 1, ; R. Austin 2 and vhc. Mammoth (1): j F. South 1. Any other variety (4): R. , Austin 1 and 2, F. South vhj c. Swedes j (2) F. South 1. Heaviest turnip (1); F. , South 1. Heaviest swede (2): F. South j 1, Heaviest mangold (1): P. South 1. j Heaviest carrot (1): F. South 1. Collec- , tion of roots (1): F. South 1. < Vegetables (judge. Mr A. J. Mill!- , champ)— Collection (1): Miss Z. Robert- | son. Collection potatoes (6): Miss P. , Woods 2, D. Pratt vhc. Carrots, inter- \ mediate (5): W. J. Moses 1 and 2, D. • Pratt vhc. Carrots, early Shorthorn (6) W. J. Moses 1 and v hj c, F. G. Morrison 2. Parsnips (5); W. J. Moses 1 and 2, A. Oakley vhc. Beetroot, long red J (6) W. J. Moses 1, F. Q. Morrison 2, > Miss P. Woods vhc. Beetroot, round j (7) : W. J. Moses 1, 2, and vhc. Onions, brown Spanish (3): W. J. Moses 1 and * 2. Onions, other than brown Spanish 1 (4) W. J. Moses 1 and 2, Miss P. Woods • vhc. Cabbage (2): R. South 1, Miss P. Woods 2. Pumpkins (3): Mrs H. > Branch 1, R. South 2. W. J. Moses v hj c. i Silver beet (3); R. South 1, MrS F. G. < Grenslade 2. Potatoes, early white (6): G. F. Morrison 1, Miss P. Woods 2. Early coloured (6): Miss P. Woods 1 and 2, P. Nosworthy vhc. Late white (7): Miss p. White 1 and 2. R. D. McKeown vhc.. Late coloured (6): Miss P. Woods 1, D. , Pratt 2, A. A. Fleming vhc. Heaviest , pumpkin (2): A. Orchard 1. Miss P. , Woods 2. Heaviest cabbage (3): R. Aus- : tin l. R. South 2. Marrows (8): F. Tas- ; ker 1, W. J. Moses 2 and v. hj c. Heav- ; iest marrow (3): R. South 1, W. J. i Moses 2. Fruit (judge, Mr. A. J. Millichamp)—- * Collection apples (4): Miss Peggy Woods 1 and 2. Apples, dessert (4): Miss Peggy 1 Woods 1 and 2, J. Murdoch v hj c. Apples J cooking (5): Miss Peggy Woods I and J 2, J. Murdoch vhc. Quinces (2): F. O. 1 Morrison 1. Tomatoes (3): Miss Peggy J Woods 1, Mrs E. E. South 2. , 7 c DAIRY PRODUCE J (Judge; Mr E. Keig.) I Separator butter (7); Mrs J. McKin- 1 nie 1, Mrs D. Sewell 2, Mrs H. Branch J vh c. Separator butter (7): Mrs F. I Peter 1, Miss M. Boaler 2, Mrs T. F. 1 Sewell vhc. Home-cured ham (2): F. \ G. Morrison 1 and 2. Dressed duck (2): ( Mrs Davis 1, Mrs A. W. Kelman 2. Hen 1 eggs, white (3): Mrs W. J. Early 1, F. > G. Morrison 2, Zona Elms 3 and V n c. J Hen eggs, tinted (3): Miss Peggy Woods { 1, Mrs A. Anderson 2, Miss M. Boaler < vhc. Duck eggs (5): Mrs A, Andersoh ( 1, Mrs A. W. Kelman 2, Mrs J. McCor- ( mlck vhc. Home-made soap (ST: Mrs ( F. E. Dellow 1, Miss M. Boaler 2, Mrs ; Davis vhc. Home-made hand cleanser ] (6): Mrs F. Peter 1, Mrs Davis 2, Miss j Joan Barton vhc. ] ( HONEY J (Judge: Mr L. Fix.) Amber liquid honey (3): Mrs D. R. Dowden 1 and 2, C. W. Edwards v hj c. Beeswax (2): Mrs D. R. Dowden 1, C. 1 W. Edwards 2. j COOKERY AND PRESERVES, 1 Bread, scones, and pastry (judge, Mr S. : Madden) —White loaf (1): Mrs F. Peter 1. ; White loaf (7): Mrs M. A. Ashton 1 and j 2, Mrs L. Maglnness 3, Mrs D. Sewell vhc. Currant or plum loaf (7): Mrs Holburn ; l. Mrs A. W. Kelman 2, Mrs D. Sewell 3 and v hj c. Nut loaf (7); Mrs S', G. Greenslade 1, Mrs A. W. Kelman 2 and v, hj c, Mrs C. Sewell hj e. Scones, oven /H): Mrs L. Maglnness 1, Mrs C. Sewell Mrs A, W. Kelman 3, Miss F. McGuigan hj c, Scones, oven. (8)s K,

McGuigan 1, Mrs M. A. Ashton 8. Mrs Edis 3, Mrs A. A. Fleming hj c. Scones, girdle (3); Mrs C. B. Murdoch 1, Mrs R. Oakley 2, Mrs A. W. Kelman v hj c. Scones, fancy (8): Mrs G. B. Murdoch 1. Mrs C. Sewell 2. Mrs A. W. Kelman 3. Mrs D, Sewell hj c. Pastry (4); Mrs A, W. Kelman 1 (two entries equal), Mrs D. Sewell hj c (two entries equal). Jam tarts, made with dripping (3); Mrs A. W. Keiman 1, Mrs D. Sewell 2. Blspults (6): Mrs H. Branch 1. Mrs D. H. Elms 2, Miss L. Boyd 3, Mrs R. Oakley vhc. Jam tarts (BV. Mrs A. VL Kelman I, Mrs D. 1 Sewell 2 and &. Mrs G. B, Murdoch hj c. Cakes (Judge, Mrs McL6od)—Fancy cakes (3): Mrs G. Johnston 1 and v hj c, Mrs H. Branch 2. Sponge roll (11): Mrs G. B. Murdoch 1 and 2, Miss R. Simpson 3. Miss J. McCormick hj c. Sponge cake (7): Mrs A. W. Kelman 1, Mrs O. B. Murdoch 2 and 3, Mrs L. Maglnness hj c. Dark fruit cake (4): Mrs J. D. Murdoch I, Mrs A. W. Kelman 2, Mrs G. B. Murdoch vhc and hj c. Light fruit cake (8): Miss J. McCormick 1, Mrs A. W. Kelman 2, Mrs Edis 3. Mrs O. B. Murdoch hj c. Madeira cake (6); Mrs G. B. Murdoch 1 and 2, Mrs L. Maglnness v hj c, Mrs A. W. Kelman hj c\ Seed cake (5): Mrs O. B, Murdoch 1 and 2. Mrs A. W. Kelman v-h c, Mrs C. Sewell hj e. Ginger cake (7); Mrs G. B. Murdoch 1 and 2, Miss J. McCormick 3, Mrs G. Johnston hj c. Marble cake (8); Mrs G. B. Murdoch 1, Miss J. McCormick 2, Mrs D. H. Elms vhc, Mrs C. Sewell hj c. Sponge sandwich (10): Mrs A. W. Kelman 1 and 3. Mrs D. H. Elms 2 and vhc. Pikelets (5): Mrs A. W. Kelman 1 and vhc. Miss A. Woods 2. Miss J. McCormick hj c. Shortbread (5): Mrs A. A. Fleming 1, Mrs G. B. Murdoch fi and 3, Mrs A* Kelman vhc. Oat cakes (1): Mrs A. W. Kelman 1. Plum pudding (8): Mrs A. W. Kelman i. Mrs G. Johnston 2. Fruit cake, cooked In electric oven (4): Mrs J. D. Murdoch 1, Mrs A. W ; Kelman 2, Mrs G. B. Murdoch V hj c, Mrs D. Sewell hj c.

PRESERVES (Judge: Mrs E. A. Bland)

Raspberry jam (10): Mrs A. W. Kelman 1, Mrs B. J. Mulligan 2, Mrs G. J. Murdoch 3, Mrs F. Peter hj C. Apricot Jam (6): Miss G. Johnston 1. Mrs G. B. Murdoch 2, Mrs A. W. Kelman v hj c, Mrs ft. Branch hj c. Apple jelly (8); Mrs T. F. Sewell and Mrs L. Johnston (equal) 1, Mrs A. W. Kelman S. Mrs Cranfleld vhc. Collection jams (4): Mrs A. W. Kelman 1 and 2, Mrs T. F, Sewell V hj c. Miss J. Duff hj c. Collection jellies (2): Mrs A. W. Kelman 1 and 2. Bottled apricots (3): Mrs G. B. Murdoch 1, Mrs A. W. Kelman 2 and vhc. Collection bottled fruits (4): Mrs A. W. Kelman 1 and 2, Mrs Kelman and Mrs G. B. Murdoch (equal) vhc. Apple chutney (3): Mrs A. W. Kelman 1 and 2. Collection chutneya (3): Mrs A. W. Kelman 1, 2, and vhc. Collection pickles (2): Mrs G. B. Murdoch 1, Mrs A. W. Kelman 2. Tomato sauce (2); Mrs A. W. Kelman 1. Collection sauces (2): Mrs A. W. Kelman 1 and 2, Home-made wine (1); Mrs R. J. Mulligan 1.

JUVENILE COOKERY (Judge; Mr S. Madden.)

Nut loaf (7): Miss J. Shimmin 1, Miss J. Anderson 2, Miss E. Nicolson V hj e. Miss L. Robertson hj c. Plain scones, 19 years and under (13: Miss B. Murdoch 2, Miss A. Kelman vhc. Miss J. Andersoh hj c. Plain scones, 14 years and under (8): Margaret Lqask 1, Mervyn Mollroy 2, Doris Mcllroy v hj c, Joan Shimmin hj c. Plain biscuits (2): Doris Mcllroy 1, Joan Shimmin 2. Sponge sandwich (3): Ruth Sewell i„Joan Shimmin 2, Doris Mcllroy vhc. Fruit cake (3): Doris Mcllroy 1. Mervyn Mcllroy 2, Joan Shlmmln v hj c. Scones, fancy (11): Miss D. Austin 1, Miss A. Kelman 2, Miss B. Murdoch v hj c, Miss M. Anderson hj c. Shortbread, 19 years and under (11): Miss B. Murdoch 1, Miss R. Barton 2, Miss A. Kelman v hj c, Miss J. Shimmin hj c. Shortbread, 14 years and under (3): Joan Shimmin l r Ruth Sewell 2, Doris Mcllroy vhc. Sweets (2): Joan Shlmmln 1, Doris Mcllroy Pikelets (10)* Miss D. Austin 1, Miss A, Kclman 2, Miss R, Campbell v hj o, Miss V. Campbell hj c. Plain scones, electrically baked (8): Miss D. Austin 1, Miss A. Kelman 2, Miss R. Barton v he. Miss V. Campbell he*

FLOWERS (Judge: Mr A. p. Warriner.)

Cut flowers (4): Mrs F. Tasker 1 and 2, Mrs J. Blair v hj c, Mrs J. McCormick hj c. Collection cut blooms (4); Mrs F. Tasker 1 and 2, Mrs J. McCormick v hj c. Specimen cut bloom (7): Mrs R, D. McKeown l. Mrs L. R. Harrison 2, Mrs F. Tasker v hj er and hj c. Hydrangea (6): Mrs D. J. Morrow 1, Mrs A,. V. Barrett 2, Miss J. Barton vhc, Miss L. Robert* son hj c. Pot plant, bloom (8); Mrs F. Tasker 1 and 2. Pot plant, foliage (5): Mrs F. Tasker 1, Mrs R. Fisher 2, D. Duff vhc, Mrs J. McCormick hj c, Man's buttonhole (6): Mrs F, Tasker 1, Miss L. King 2. Miss Cantos v hj c, Miss B. Murdoch he. Lady's spray (8): Miss M, Taylor 1, Miss B, Morrow 2, Miss B. Murdoch vhc, Mrs J. McCormick hj c. Bowl mixed flowers (7); Mrs O. B. Murdoch 1, Mrs J. D. King 2, Miss K. Austin v he. Mrs J. McCormick hj e. Sweet peas (7): Mrs J. McCormick I and v Jh c, Miss K. Austin 2, Mrs J. Blain hj c. Bowl sweet peas (6): Mrs J. McCormick 1 and 2, Mrs T. F. Sewell v hj c, Mrs J. Blair hj c. Vase asters (6): Mrs J. D. Murdoch 1, Mr# G. J. Forman 2, Mrs E. E. South V hj e. Dahlias (5): Mrs F. Tasker 1, . 2, and vhc. Vase roses (IQ): Mrs F. Tasker I, Mrs J, McCormick 2, Mrs R. J, Mulligan v hj e, Mrs L. R. Harrison hj o. Gladioli (6): Mrs J. Murdoch 1, Mrs E. E. South 2. Bowl flowers for dinner table (8): Mrs Murdoch 1, Mrs R. J. Mulligan 2, Mrs J. McCormick vhc,. Mrs J. Blair hj c. Bowl mixed flowers, children 14 years and under (3); Doris Mellroy 1, Margot Austin 2, Joan Shimmln vhc. Bowl mixed flowers, 12 years and under (6): Miss L. Oakley 1, Miss B. Murdoch 2, Miss M. Tasker v hj c, Miss L. King hj c. " NEEDLEWORK Fancy (judge;. Mrs A. G. Brown)-—Tray cloth (9): Miss A. M. Stone 1. Mrs R. Gallagher 2. Mrs D. Ede v hj c, Mrs -L. Holland hj c. cotton article (S) i I. o. MeCutchan 1, Mrs G. A. DaveV 2, Mrs S. Hurd v hj>. Tea cosy (2); Mrs G. A, Davey 2. Table centre, whim (6>t Mra D. Ede 1, Mrs G. H. Lamb 2. Miss H. iVlghtman y hj e. Table centre, coloured (13) j Mrs G. H. Lamb 1, Mlss. M. ,C. Fountaifle 2 and vhc. Miss T. Rickard hj c.. D'oyley. girls. 14 years (3); Beryl Currie 1. Joan Shimmin 2, Ngalro Pithte v hj e. Handkerchief sachet (2); Miss M. Taylor 1, Mrs D. Ede 2. Wool tapestry (3): Mrs R. J, Mulligan 1. Silk tapestry (3): Miss B. Morrow 1; Miss C. ,G. Gardiner ,2, Miss J. Ross v kc, Ducheese set, coloured -(8)

Miss H. Galletly 1 and 2. MBs A. M. atone vhc, Mrs R.'Gallagher hj e. Organdie duchesse set (4);. Mrs R. Gallagher 1. Miss J. Rose 2. Miss C. G. Gardiner V; hj e. Artistic cushion (6): Miss M._Taylor 1, Miss J. M. Bratley 2. Mrs D. Ede v he and hj c. White supper cloth (2): Mra L. Holland 1. Miss C. G. Gardiner 2. Supper doth, worked in contrast (7); Miss J. McCormick 1, Miss M. C. Fountaine 2, Mra D. Ede v hj c. Miss M. Taylor hj c. Tea waggon throw-over (7); Miss J, M. Bratley 1. Miss E. Allan 2, Miss Calms v hj c. Miss F. R. Bell hj c. Nightdress (I): Mrs L. Holland 2. Scantles, hand-made (3): Miss H. Galletly 1. Mrs F, Peter % Mrs C, E, Sim vhj e.. Pair of tea-waggon covers (4): Miss M. C. Fountaine 1, Miss L. Boyd 2, Miss C. G. Gardiner vhc. Smocked article (8): Mrs O. L. Hood 1, Mrs Andrew 2, Miss E. Goldsmith v he. Apron, girls. 14 years (6): Mavis Shaw 1, Jean Ivey 2, Ngaire Plthie vhc, Joan Shlmmln he. Handkerchief (3): Miss D. Austin 1, Miss M. Anderson and Miss R. Campbell (equal) Plain (judge, Miss Limbrlck)—Knitted socks (3): Mrs G. A. Davey 1, Mrs P. J. Andrew 3, Mrs S. Hurd vhc. Knitted garment (5):. Mrs G. A. Davey 1. Mrs L. Holland 2, Miss H. Johnson v hj c, Mrs D. Elms hj c. Darned sock (3): Miss R. Campbell 1, Miss F. R. Bell 2, Trixie Campbell vhc. Novelty article (6): Miss R. Gallagher 1, Miss H. Wlghtman 2, Mrs P. J. Andrew vhc, Mrs F. E. Dellow hj c. Knitted jacket (6): Mrs P. J. Andrew 1, Mrs E. W. Roberts 2, Mrs F, E. Dellow v hj c, Mrs G. J. Murdoch hj c. Rug mat (5): Miss P. J. Andrew 1, 2, and vhc, Mies G, Mallard hj c._ Home-made toy (3): Mrs A. C. Shaw l. 2, and v hj c, Child’s Serment (8) : Mrs L. Holland 1. Mrs A. c. haw 2, Article from sugar, bag (B): Mrs R. Gallagher I, Miss W. Bruce 2. Mrs F. E, Dellow V hj c, Mrs R, Nosworthy hj c. Collection of handwork (4); Mrs O. A. Davey 1, Mrs P. J. Andrew 2 and v hj e. Pretiest and most useful article (1); Mrs A. C. Shaw 1. Cotton frock (4): Miss B. Murdooli I, Miss L. Robertson 2, Miss M. Anderson vhc, Miss R. Campbell hj c. Slippers (3): Mrs £. W. Roberts 1, Mrs?. J. Andrew 2. Bed jacket (8): Miss S. Tilley 1, Miss L. Boyd 2, Mrs G. A. Devey vhj c, Miss Stringfellow he. Pullover (4) ; Miss Germiquet i, Mrs G. A. Davey 2. Mrs R. Fisher v hj e. Wool tea cosy (11): Miss I. Ede I, Mrs 6. Johnston 2. Mrs E. H. Lamb v hj c. Miss C. G. Gardiner hj c. Cane tray (2): Mrs G. L. Hood 1, E, Roller ston 2. Thrift article (8): Mrs B. Coward 1, Mrs P. J. Andrew 2 and hj 0, Mrs R. Gallagher v hj c. Tatting (2): Mrs T. S. Dacre 1, Miss E. Goldsmith 2. Knitted garment (4): Miss S. Tilley 1, Miss M. Tasker 2 and hj c. Miss M. Anderson vhc. Knitted gloves (2); Mrs J. Andrew 1, Miss M. Tasker 2. JUVENILE SECTION (Judge: Mr H. Colquhoun) ' Freehand Drawing—Standard 11. (6): B. Corbett 1, I. Ivey 2, R. Feron v hj c, D, Burgess hj c. Standard 111, (7): N. Mirfin 1, S. Jaine 2, D. Jalne v hj c, R. McLeod hj c. Standard IV. (8): R. MeDougall 1. M. Young 2, R. Wooding v hj c, B. Harvey hj o. Standard V. (4): J. Feron 1. I. Clucas 2. J. Corbett vhc. Standard VI. (11); A. Young 1, M, Shaw 2, J. Campbell vhc, H. McLay hj c. Crayon Work—Standard 1. (9): N. Bulek L S. Whiting 2, D. Wooding vhc. A. Whiting hj c. Standard 11. (10): D, Whiting 1, Z. Elms 2,-J. Guiney v hj e, A.'Harrison hj C. Standard HI. (4): S. Jalne 1. N. Marsh 2. Standard IV. (7): r7 McDougall I, J. Feron 2, M. Young v hj c, Montalto School hj c. Standard V..(8): A. McCormack 1, O. Longdon 2, I. Clucas vh c, J. Corbett c. Standard VI. (7): A. Young 1, M, Cormack 2, J. Campbell v hj c, R. Hewson hj c, Montalto School c. All Standards, poster work (17): I. Clucas 1. J. Feron 2, M. Young v hj c, B. Baxter hj c, R. MeDougall c. Pen-and-ink sketch (6): J, Campbell 1, M. Cormack 2, A. Patterson V hj c, H. Mctay hj c. Handwork—Standards I. and 11. (2): F. OaWey l. D. Whiting 2. Standards HI. (WLt. R. McLeod 1, M. Young 2, R. MeDougall vh c, G. Jones he. StanV. and VI. (19): J. Clucas 1, L. Bastion 2. J. Campbell v hj c. P. Harris hj c. _ Pehmanshlp— Standards 111. and IV. (IS) : J. Mamh 1, Montalto School 2, J, Doak 3, R- MeDougall v hj c. M. Young c. Stanand VI. (21): L. Greenslade 1, J. ivy 2, Montalto School 3. K. Hewson vhc. . HIGHLAND DANCING (Judge; Mrs Vial.) , C°ynty fling (5): S. James 1. B. Fowke üß«Lu ß «L? ighla,ld fling (3): M. WilV le 2. Irish jig (2): M. WllMelville 2. Highland reel (4): J* Melville 2, B. Fowke and Welsh (equal) 3, Hornpipe (8): M. O. Ford 2. Consolation Jig (3)5 O. Ford 1, J. Head 2. D, Lyne 3.