POULTRY SHOW

Press, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22135, 3 July 1937, Page 19

POULTRY SHOW

ANNUAL DISPLAY AT RANGIORA

NORTH CANTERBURY CLUB

EXHIBITS OF HIGH STANDARD

Although entiic-.-. for the North Canterbury Poultry, Pigeon, and Canary Club's annual show, which opened at Rangiora yesterday, were about 100 fewer than at the show last year, exhibits generally were o£ a high standard, and competition in many classes was keen. Poultry sections were well supported, the utility classes receiving considerably more patronage than last year, but miscellaneous sections caused the decrease in the total entry. There was no rabbit section this year.

Entries numbered (161. compared with 765 last year and 805 in 11)35. Details of the exhibits in each section are as follows, last year's figures being given for a comparison:—Open poultry. 92 (115;; utility poultry, 202 (160); bantams. 65 (67); pigeons, 89 (101); canaries. 60 (51); fancywork. 55 (63); photography, 10 (16); roots, 23 (45); cookery, 30 (62); fruit. 13 (13); cats. 22 (39); total, 661 (.765). The New Zealand magpie pigeon championship was won by F. W. Archbold. Winners of South Island championships were:—Black Orpington, male. open class, G. H. Nicoll; Sussex, open class. P. A. Cornish: Black Orpington, male, utility, E. Wheeler; Black Leghorn, utility. R. Pearce; coloured flying homer pigeon. Miss J. Bristol-; blue, cobalt or mauve budgerigar. Mrs P. Cairns. Special cups were won as follows: — Club cup and Mr A. Donohue's cup. best bird in the show. B. Kelly (Black Orpington); T. Loveday Memorial Cup. best birJ in open classes. B. Kelly (Black Orpington); Walklin Memorial Cup. best utility Black Orpington, K. Wheeler; E. Wheeler cup, best bird shown by amateur or juvenile member of club. Miss A. Rouse; club cup. best bantam. J. H. G. Chegwin (Black Kosecomb); W. T. Wilson Memorial Cup, best pigeon, C. H. Reece; United Pigeon Fanciers' Club cups, best white tumbler, C. A. Gallop; best red or yellow tumbler. C. A. Gallop; Rangiora Fruitgrowers 1 Association Cup, three varieties dessert apples, N. Goldsbury. Cats will be judged to-day. The prize list is:— POULTRY

(Judges: Open classes. Mr J. D. Gobbe; light utility, Mr W. J. Martyn; heavy utlitv, Mr A. W. Pritchard; bantams. Mr G. H. Bradford.) OPEN CLASSES

Indian Runner—White and fawn drake (1): L. Chisnall 1 and special. Duck <1): L. Chisnall 1. White drake (IK H. Snellex 1. Duck (1): H. Sneliex 1. Khaki Campbell—Drake (2): T. A. Horsley 1 and special, W. Toon 2. Duck (3): W. Toon 1, T. A. Horley'2 and 3.

Any other variety, light breeds—Drake (It: A. Chisnall 1. Duck (1): A. Chisnall 1.

Pekin—Drake (3): G. J. Suttie 1 and special. Miss I. Clist 2, 11. Sneliex Duck (2): G. J. Sultie I. Miss I. Clist 2. Plymouth Rock—White cock or cockerel (1): L. Chisnall 1. lien or pullet 111: L. Chisnall 2. Barred hen (1): W. A. Banks 1 and special. Cockerel (2): W. A. Banks 1,2. and special. Pullet (2): W. A. Banks 1, R Parry 2. Wyandotte—Silver cock (1): F. H. Lovell 1 and special. Hen (2): F. 11. Lovell 1 and 2. Cockerel (2): A. Thomson 1 and 2. Pullet (2): F. H. Lovell J. 2, and special. White cock or cockerel (I): C. H. Harman 1. Hen or pullet (2): C. H. Harman 1 and two specials, C. Sanderson 2.

Orpington—Black cock (6): G. 11. Nicoll 1. champion, and special. B. Kelly 2, K. C. Baker 3, Mrs A. Allred 4. Hen (1): Mrs A. Allred 1. Cockerel (4): G. 11. Nicoll 1, R. Smith 2, F. C. Hack 3. C. J. Murray 4. Pullet (3): B. Kelly 1 and two specials, Mrs A. Allred 2. R. Smith 3. BufT or cinnamon cock or cockerel (3): Mrs A. Allred 1,2, and special, G. H. Lofthagen 2. Hen or pullet (1): G. H. LofThagen 1. Rhode Island Red—Cock (1): Mrs A. Allred 1 and special. Hen (1): Mrs A. Allred 1 and special. Light Sussex—Cock (1): P. A. Cornish 1, champion, and special. Hen (1): P. A. Cornish 2. Cockerel (1): P. A. Cornish 1. Pullet (1): P. A. Cornish 1 and special.

Any other variety, Ywavy breeds.—Cock or cockerel (1): Miss D. ChisnaU 1. Hen or pullet (2): Miss D. Chisnall 1, J. E. V. Maxwell 2.

Minorca—Black cockerel (4): W. Cummings 1, G. H. LofThagen 2, Mrs A. Allred 3. R. Bethel 4. Pullet (2): W. Cummings 1 and special, R. Bethel 2. Ancona—Cock (2): R. Pearce 1. Mrs A. Allred 2. Hen (2): R. Pearce 1 and special. Mrs A. Allred 2. Cockerel (1): R. Pearce J. Pullet (2): H. T. E. White 1, R. Pearce 2. Leghorn—White hen (2): M. W. Hawkins 1. Pullet (2): W. Cummings 1. Brown cockerel (1): W. Cummings 1.

Hamburg, any variety—Cock (2): J. McCleary 1 and .special. Hen (2): R. Smith 1, J. McCleary 2. Cockerel (2): J. McCleary 1, R. Smith 2. Pullet (2): J. McCleary 1. Silkie—Cock or cockerel (2): J. Cordner 1, Mrs A. Allred 2. Hen or pullet (2): Mrs A. Allred 1 and special, J. Cordner 2.

Selling Classes—Cock or cockerel, heavy breeds (2): P. A. Cornish 1. 2. and special. Light breeds (1): M. Kirk 1. UTILITY CLASSES Plymouth Rock—White cock or cockerel (2): R. Parrv 1 and special, A. Chisnall 2. Hen or pullet (3): R. Parry 1. C. Sanderson 2, A. Chisnall 3. Barred cock (1): F. C. Hack 1. Hen (3): W. A. Banks 1,3, and special, F. C. Hack 2. Cockerel (4): W. A. Banks 1,2, and special, R. Parry 3. Pullet (2): R. Parry 1, W. A. Banks 2

Wyandotte—Silver cock (3): F. C. Hack 1 and special. Mrs E. Beckett 2, F. H Lovell 3. Hen (3): F. C. Hack 1 and special, F. H. Lovell 2 and 3. Cockerel (8): F. H. Lovell 1 and special, F. C. Hack 2, A. Thomson 3. Pullet (5): F. H. Lovell 1, 2, and two specials, K. E. Lovell 3. White cock or cockerel (2): C. H. Harman 1 and special. E. Maydwell 2. Hen or pullet (2): C. H. Harman 1, E. Maydwell 2. Orpington—Black cock (5): E. Wheeler 1, champion, and three specials, W. A. Sowman 2, E. S. Frost 3. Hen (4): W. A. Sowman 1 and special, E. Wheeler 2 and 3. Cockerel (13): E. Wheeler 1,4, and special, P. Wheeler 2, E. C. Baker 3. Pullet (9): E. Wheeler 1,3, and special, E. C. Baker 2. Cinnamon or buff hen (1): C. Sanderson 1. Cockerel (3): A. E. Moyle 1. G. H. Nicoll 2. Pullet (2): G. H. Nicoll 1 and special, A. W. McNickel 2. Australorp—Cock or cockerel (7): Mrs J. E. V. Maxwell 1 and two specials, T. Kennard 2, A. S. Cormack 3. Hen or pullet (6): A. O. Oakley 1 and special. D. A. McKie 2, A. S. Cormack 3. Rhode Island Red—Hen (3): J. D. Gobbe 1,2. and special, F. C. Hack 3. Cockerel (2): C. Sanderson 1 and special, F. C. Hack 2. Pullet (6): Mrs A. Allred 1 and 3. J. D. Gobbe 2. Light Sussex—Hen (1): P. A. Cornish 1. Cockerel (3): R. Smith 1 and special, P. A. Cornish 2. E. S. Frost 3. Pullet (3): P. A. Cornish 1 and special, J. C. Frost 2, R. Smith 3. 1 Any other variety, heavy breeds—Cock or cockerel (1): Miss B. Chisnall 1. I Minorca—Cock (1): M. W. Hawkins 1 and special. Hen (3): M. W Hawkins land special, R. Bethel 2, G. H. LofThagen .". ; Cockerel (4): M. W. Hawkins J, G. H. | LofThagen 2 and 3. Pullet (9): J. Cord- } ner 1 and 3, W. Cummings 2. M. W. j Hawkins 4. Anconas—Cock f 1): R. Pearce 1. Hen (1): R. Pearce 1. Cockerel (1): R. Pearce 1. Pullet (3): A. W. McNickel 1 and-spe-cial. H. T. E. White 2. R. Pearce 3. Leghorn—White cock (4): M. W. Hawkins 1 and special, F. C. Hack 2, H. Snellex 3. Hen (6): A. W. Pritchard 1 and special, M. C. Craig 2. F. C. Hack 3, F. A. Atkinson 4. Cockerel (7): M. W. Hawkins 1. 2. and special, T. F. May 3, M. C. Craig 4. Pullet (14): F. A. Atkinson 1 and special, M. W. Hawkins 2, A. G. Brailey 3, A S. Cormack 4. Black cock (1): J. D. Gobbe 1. Hen (1): A. W. Pritchard 1. Cockerel (2): R. Pearce 1 and 2. Pullet (3): R. Pearce 1. 2. champion, and special, A. W. Pritchard 3. Brown cockerel (2): M. Kirk I and special, F. Taylor 2. Pullet (3): M. W. Hawkins 1 and special, J. D. Gobbe 2 and 3. Selling Classes—Cock or cockerel, heavy breeds (2): E. Wheeler 1 and special, F. H. Lovell 2. Hen or pullet (2): F. H. Lovell 1. A. O. Oakley 2.

Junior Classes—Leghorn: White cock or cockerel (3): H. Snellex 1 and special, W Lowe 2. Hen or pullet (3): H. Snellex 1, W. Lowe 2. Orpington—Black cock or cockerel (4): w". Lowe 1 and special, T. Feather 2, A. E. Ager 3. Hen or pullet

(2): T. Feather 3. W. Lowe 2. Any other variety—Cock or cockerel (2): Miss A. Bowse 1 and 2. Hen or pullet (1): H. Snellex 1. , . Amateur Classes—Any light breed, hen or pullet (3): H. Snellex 1,2, and special. A. O. Oaklev 3. Any heavy breed cock or cockerel (2): D. M. Thorn 1 and 2. Hen or pullet (3): H. Snellex 1 and special, D. M. Thorn 2. A. O. Oakley 3. Eggs—Hen, white (2): H. Snellex l. Tinted (2): C. J. Murray 1, J. R. Gnden 2. Heaviest (2): H. Snellex 1, C. J. Murray 2. Duck eggs (1): F. G. Herndge 1 and special.

BANTAMS OPEN CLASSES

Modem Game—Black-red, cockerel <DD. Ede 1. Pullet (1): D. Ede 1. Pile hen (2): B. Chisholm 1. D. Ede 2. Any other colour, hen (1): J. D. Gobbe 1. Pullet ll): J. D. Gobbe 1 and special. Old English Game—Black-breamed black-red cock (1): J. D. Gobbe 1. Hen Hi: J. D. Gobbe 1. Cockerel (1): J- *£• Gobbe 1. Duckwing cock (1>: Mrs *•• Binnie 1. Spangled cock (1): Miss E. Brlster 1. Hen (1): Miss E. Blister 1 and special. Any other colour, cock or cockerel (1): Mrs P. Binnie 1. Hen or pullet (->• D. Ede 1. Mrs P. Binnie 2. Pekin—Black cock (1): M. \V. Hawkins 1. Hen (2): W. Cummins* 1 and special, M. W. Hawkins 2. Cockerel (2): W. Cummings 1. M. W. Hawkins 2. J-uuei; (2): W. Cummings 1. M. W. Hawkins -. Buir or cinnamon cock (2): M. W. Hawkins 1. W. Smith 2. Hen (2): D. Ede 1. M. W. Hawkins 2. Cockerel (2;: W. Smith 1. M. W. Hawkins 2. Pullet (3): W. Smith 1 and 2, M. W. Hawkins 3. Rosocomb—Black cock (1): D. Ede • Hen (1): Sprosen brothers X and special. Cockerel (5): J. H. B. Chcgwm 1 "i-d two specials, W. Cummings 2. D. ioox 3. W. Hill 4. Pullet <2i: D. Ede 1. v\ • Hill 2.

JUNIOR CLASSES

Ro.-eeomb—Black cock or cockerel Mi: R M O'Callahan 1. Hon or pullet U>R. M. O'Callahan 1, E. Cormack 2. Pekin—Black hen or pullet (L): <-<■■ Roberts 1 and 2. Buff or cinnamon cock or cockerel (4): Miss A Rouse 1 and special, T. Cormack 2. H. Nairn 3, H. O _k lev 4. Hen or pullet (4): Miss A Roust. 1 'II Nairn 2, A. C. Renner 3 and 4. Old English Game-Any variety cock or cockerel 14.: Miss E. Brister 1 and Miss R. E. Brister 2. Miss R. A. Bnstcr 3. Miss Z. Ives 4. Hell or pullet lai. Miss R A. Brister 1 and 2. Miss E. Bristol 3. Anv Other Variety-Cock or cockciel (3): Miss A. Rouse 1 and 2.

PIGEONS

(Judges- Mr W. Fraser; Homers. Mr S. ( G Blister: coloured. Mr E. B. F«nch.) Fantail. cock or hen (s>: C. "-"".ix 1. C. M. Morris 2 and 4. M. A. Wi son .I Fantail. rung (1): C. H. R««land wo specials. Jacobin, any colour, cock, oi hen Ct>- M A. Wilson 1 and special, C. .u. Morris 2. C. H. Reece Z- J f: oi ]\ u -J™£. ,3): M. A. Wilson I and 3. C. H. Hcc" 2. Nuns, cock or hen M> J\ Y\ . iiitn mond 1. Turbits. cock or hen (2) • M- a Wilson 1, C. H. Reece 2. Turbits. runfc M 1 ■ C. H. Reece 1. Any other variety firill, cock or hen (2): M. A. Wilson 1 and 2. Any other variety, rung (1): M. A. wnson 3. Red self tumbler, C.L.. cock oi hen (3): C. A. Gallop 1 and special E. M. Oldridge 2. C. P. Bradford o. An> other variety Frill, rung (2): C. P tsi»iaford 1. E. M. Oldridge 2. White self tumbler, C.L.. cock or hen (1): C -. J ); Gallop 1 and special. White sell tumbloi, rung <1): C. A. Gallop 1. Bald head, any colour, cock or hen (6): G. H. Bradford 1 3, 4. and special, T. W. Richmond 2 Bald head, rung (5): G.H.Bradford 1 and 2, T. W. Richmond 3 and 4. Tumbler, any other varietv, cock or hen (1): C. A. Gallop 1 and special. Magpie, black cock or hen (1): F. W. Archbold 1. Magpie, rung (1): F. W. Archbold 1. Magpie, any other colour, cock or hen (1): F W. Archbold 1. champion and special. Magpie, rung (1): F. W. Archbold 1. Any other varietv fancy pigeon, Cock or hen (4i: T. W. Richmond 1. C. M. Morris 2 and 4, C. A. Gallop 3. Any other variety faucv pigeon, rung (41: C. M. Morris 1 and 3, T. W. Richmond 2, C. A. Gallop 4. Junior Classes—Any variety fancy pigeon, cock or hen M>: L. Morten 1.

HOMER SECTION Adult Classes—Champion cock. 300 miles or more (li: J. W. Barter 1. Hen Ml. J. W. Barter 1. Homer. 475 miles or more, cock (2): J. W. Barter 1 and special. E. B. French 2. Hen ll): J. W. baiter . Cock. 275 miles or more (31: E. B French 1 and special. G. W. Robertson 2, J W. Barter 3. Hen (1): E. B. French 1. Cock. 200 miles (2): J. W. Barter 1 and specia . G W. Rfbcrtson 2. Most likely liver, cock (1): J. W. Barter 1. Hen Ml: hj. B. French 1 and special. Championship Classes—Blue or black chequers or blue cock (3i: Miss J. Brister 1, champion, and special. J. W. Baiter -. S Wilson 3. Hen (1): J.'W. Barter 1. Any other colour chequers or mealy cock uc G W Robertson I and special. K. Lowcav 2 Anv other colour, including pieds. cock t'2): Miss J. Brister 1. G. W. Robertson 2. Hen (1): Miss J. Blister 1 Young Bird Classes—Cock. W) miles <». G. W. Robertson 1 and special, .1. W. Barter 2. Hen (2): R. Lumber 1. J. W Barter 2. Most likely ilyer, cock (4): t- "• French 1 and 3. G. W. Robertson 2 Hen (C): S. Wilson 1, E. B. French 2 and 3.

CANARIES (Judge: Mr R. W. Thompson.)

Non-colour Fed—Yorkshire-, yellow or huff, cinnamon, self or variegated (1): O. Lintott 1 Jind special. Yorkshire, yellow or bulT, green, self or foul (1): G. union. , , . Unflighted Classes—Yorkshire, yellow or buff, clear ticked or variegated hen (1): G. Lintott 1 and special. Open Classes—Norwich, plain-head, yellow, ticked or variegated (2): J. H. Burke 1, Mrs G. Hobbs 2. NorwiUi. plain-head. bu)T, clear Vivkcd, ov variegated (H: Mrs G. Hobbs \ and special. Norwich, plainhead, buff, clear ticked or variegated hen (IC. J. H. Burke 1 and special. Norwich, plain-head, yellow or buff, cinnamon (1): Mrs G. Hobbs 1. Unflighted Classes—Norwich, plain-head, yellow, clear ticked or variegated (3>: Mrs G. Hobbs 1 and special, J. H. Burke 2, G. Lintott 3. Norwich, plain-head, butt, clear ticked or variegated (2): Mrs G. Hobbs 1. J. 11. Burke 2. Norwich, plainhead, yellow or buff", clear ticked or variegated hen (2): Mrs G. Hobbs 1 and special, J. 11. Burkj 2. Amateur -Classes—Yorkshire. yellow, clear ticked or variegated cock or hen (1): G. Lintott 1. Norwich, buff, clear ticked or variegated cock (1): G. Lintott 1 and special. Hen (1): G. Lintott 1. Novice Classes—Yorkshire, buff, clear ticked or variegated cock or hen (1): G. Lintott 1. Norwich, buff, clear ticked or variegated cock (2): Mrs F. G. Herridge 1 and special, G. Lintott 2. Norwich, yellow, clear ticked or variegated lien (1): G. Lintott 1 Norwich, buff, clear ticked or va'ipßated lien (J): G. Lintott 1.

Budgerigars—Green cock (5): Mrs P. Cairns 1 and special. Miss L. E. M. Minchington 2, H. Anthony 3. Hen <2>: Mrs P. Cairns 1, Bob Grant 2. Olive cock (1): Bob Grant 1. Hen (1): Ray Grant 1. Blue cock (3): Mrs P. Cairns 1 and special, Ray Grant 3. Hen (2): Mrs P. Cairns 1. Mauve cock (2): Mrs P. Cairns 1 and special, Bob Grant 2. Hen (2): Mrs P Cairns 1, Ray Grant 2. Cobalt cock (5). Mrs P. Cairns 1, champion, and special, B W. McNickel 2. Miss L. 11. M. Minchington 3. Hen (2): Mrs P. Cairns 1. Bob Grant 2. Yellow or lemon cock (3): H. Anthony 1 and special, Mrs P. Cairns 2, Bob Grant 3 Hen (1): Ray Grant 1. Silver cock (4): H. Anthony 1 and special, Mrs P. Cairns 2. Ray Grant 3. Hen (3). H. Anthony 1, Bob Grant 2. Any other colour, cock (2). H. Annthony I, Miss L. E. M. Minchington 2. Hen (2): Miss L. E. M. Minchington 1. H. Anthony 2.

FANCY WORK (Judge: Mrs Bust)

Tatting (1): Mrs Tait 1. Crochet lace, fine (2: Mrs Tait 1, Mrs Williams 2. Crochet doilv (3): Mrs Tait 1, Mrs F. McQuillan 2. Mrs F. G. Herridge 3. Embroidery on silk material (1): Mrs T. C. Newman 1. Coloured embroidery, not eyelet (1): Miss J. Beker 1. Rlchclieti (1): Mrs H. Calderwood 1. Table centre, white (2): Mrs F. G. Herridge 1 and special. Mrs H. Calderwood 2. Coloured (1): Miss L. Turner 1 and special. Afternoon tea cloth, crochet work (1): Mrs E Daley 1 and two specials. Tea cosy, crochet (1): Mrs F. McQuillan 1. Other than crochet (1): Miss L. Turner 1. Cushion (3): Miss L. Turner 1 and special. Miss J. Beker 2, Mrs C. A. Atkinson 3. Piece of fancy work not enumerated (2): Miss J. Mcintosh 1, Miss L. Turner 2. Knitting, fancy, in cotton (1): Mrs Tait 1. Men's plain knitted socks (6): Mrs F. McQuillan 1 and special, Mrs E. Beckett 2, Miss T. S. Herridge 3. Jumper or cardigan (2): Mrs Sutherland 1 and special, Miss J E. Travnor 2. Man's pullover (2): Miss J. Beker 1, Mrs F. E. Barwell 2. Bed jacket (2). Miss I. Clist 1 and special. Mrs A. Petrie 2. Child's knitted frock (2): Mrs F. G. Herridge 1 and special, Mrs H. G. Petrie 2. Baby's knitted outfit (1): Miss I. Clist 1. Baby's knitted booties or bonnet (1): Miss J. Mcintosh 1. Piece of knitting not enumerated <3>: Mrs T. C. Newman 1. Mrs G. Rochfort 2, Miss I. Clist 3. Champion class, any description of fancy work (2): Miss L. Turner 1 and special. Mrs J. Clist. 1. 2. and special. Wool mat (2): Mrs F. McQuillan 1 and special, Mrs H. G. Petrie 2.

For those who had not taken a prize for fancy work—Cushion (1): Mrs H. H. Schlutcr 1. Tea cosy (1): Miss J. Maddison 1 and special. Knitting (2): Mrs G. Rochfort 1. Miss J. Mills 2.

Girls, 12 to 1G years—Best piece of fancy work (8): D. Turner 1,2, and special. N. Wheeler 3.

Girls under 12—Best piece of fancy work (I): H. Rochfort 1 and special. AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHY (Judge: Mr R. S. Smith)

Six inches by four inches and over— Animal study (1): W. W. Turner 1 and special. Four inches by three inches and under six inches by four inches—Landscape, seascape, or street scene (1): R. Thwaites 1. Portrait or child study (1): R. Thwaites 1 and special. Three and a quarter inches by two and a quarter inches and under—Landscape, seascape, or street scene (2): W. W. Turner 1 and special. R. Thwaites 2. Animal

study (1): P. G. Traynor 1. Portrait or child study (1): R. Thwaites 1. Anv subject, any size (3): R. Thwaites 1 and special, W. W. Turner 2 and 3. ROOTS AND GARDEN PRODUCE (Judge: Mr W. A. Banks)

Roots—Blue potatoes (1): Mrs Crawford I. Red or pink (I): W. Holmes 1. White or yellow (1): Mrs Crawford 1 and special. Heaviest (1): W. Holmes 1. Swede turnips (1): Mrs Crawford 1. Globe mangels (1): A. D. Petrie 1 and special. Heaviest swedes (1): Mrs J. Crawford 1. Garden Produce—Brown Spanish onions (4): R. J. Borland 1 and special, A. D. Petrie 2. A. E. Hawkins 3. Globe onions (2): R. J. Borland 1 and 2 # Any other varietv onions (2): R. J. Borland 1 and 2. Parsnips (1): A. D. Petrie 1 and special. Vegetable marrow t (l): T. Burt 1. Largest marrow (2): T. Burt 1, A. D. Petrie 2. Carrots (2): A. D. Petrie 1 and special, T. F May 2. Leeks (1): A. D. Petrie 1. Collection six varieties vegetables (1): A. D. Petrie 1 and special.

FRUIT PRODUCTS (Judge: Mrs A. Ash worth)

Home-preserved Fruit—Apricots (1): Mrs F. McQuillan 1 and special. Gooseberries (11: Mrs F. McQuillan 1. Nectarines U): Mrs F. McQuillan 1. Peaches (1): Mrs F. McQuillan 1. Pears (1): Mrs F. McQuillan 1. Plums (1): Mrs F. McQuillan 1.

COOKERY (Judge: Mrs A. Ashworth)

White loaf (1): Miss E. Inch 1 and special. Plain scones (2): Mrs F. McQuillan 1 and special, Miss E. Inch 2. Date scones (1): Miss E. Inch 1. Plain fruit cake (1): Mrs C. Gii'kin 1 and special. Sponge sandwich with filling (2): Mrs A. Petrie 1 and special. Mrs R. W. Davie 2. Pikelets (2): Mrs R. W. Davie 1 and special, Mrs Williams 2. Recipe cake (6): Mrs R. Walls 1 and special, Mrs C. A. Atkinson 2, Mrs D. Thorn 3. Mrs F. McQuillan 4. Ginger cake (1): Mrs A. Petrie 1

Girls under 15 years—Sponge sandwich with tilling (2): M. A. Traynor 1. N. Lowe 2 Plain scones (3): N. Lowe 1. M. A. Traynor 2. Date scones (1): N. Lowe 1. Madeira cake (2): M. A. Traynor 1, N. Lowe 2.

FRUIT (Judge: Mr F. Sisson) Dessert apples (2): N. Goldsbury 1 and special, F. Smith 2. Cooking apples (2): N. Goldsbury 1, F. Smith 2. Stunner Pippin (2): N. Goldsbury 3, F. Smith 2. Delicious (2): N. Goldsbury 1 and special. F. Smith 2. Ballarat Seedling (1): F. Smith 1 Lord Wolseley (2»: N. Goldsbury 1 and special, F. Smith 2. Jonathan (2): H. Smith 1, N. Goldsbury 2.