JUDGING DAY AT THE ROYAL SHOW

Press, Volume LXXXVI, Issue 26265, 9 November 1950, Page 9

JUDGING DAY AT THE ROYAL SHOW

the prize ust The fallowing are the respite of th e f !*sse« judged yesterday. the number of entries in egcu bext|| shown in parenthesis: SHEEP MERINO FINK COMBW6 ■ judge Mr D A Manson, Feudal ten.) Hain Jboi e 30 months ( Jj: Mu-y g (Jier’l.and X feu . Bam above IF months ano under an „3s (3): Miss Lucy B. iTlMUls’f jujS "aaipioa. Robert Jopp on# Son 1 Jnd enampmn and 3. H ‘ wi under 18 months (8): MiM LBN Wtls. 1, 2 ano h c. B. Jobb Md Sob 4 •,ia v 4 c. Pair ranis. urnjer 18 month* UK R. JomP ana Son i Eac. |We 30 months, lamb gt foot (g) ; N. Rutherford 1, Miss M- ®. Suiter 1, Utt J. Stevenson a. ” W-30 months (WJ: Miss L. $. n. Wiuh 1 and cna.npam, 2 and reserve eflaxpiqa- o and v h c, N. Rutherford h c undei 18 months (6): Miss LBN UUls 1,1. 3 and v h c. P *‘ pair ewrs, unuer 18 month* (1); Miss L B. N. Wil! * MEDIUM COMBING (Judge: Mr Manson.) Ram above c 0 months (15): R Jopp and t S.n i and champipn and R, Miss M. E ! Goulter 3, Murchison Bros, v 3f * estate, H e J Stevenson h u. N- Rutherford c Bam, 18-30 months (13): Mrs M. S’ Le Cien t ana reserve champion. 2 and 3 R jopp and Son v h c, Miss M. E. Goulter h c ard c. Ram. under 18 months (12): Mrs M S L- Cren 1. Murchison Bros. 2, fi. Jopp and Sun 3 and n c iatg J. v a c, N. Rutnerforu e. isifw. Cue above 3Q mon his, with lamb HQ): estate ’ate J. Stevenson 1 and champion, 2 .nd n c. N. Rutherford 3, v p o and e ,>,-e 18-30 months (12): N, Rutherford 1 4.id reserve champion and 2, Murchison Bros 3 and v h c, L. R. C. Macfarjane h c a!ld c - ” Ewe under 18 months (121: Miss L B N. Wills 1. V. L. Le Cren 2. Mrs M. S. Le Cren 3 and h c, N. Rutherford v h c. STRONG COMBING (Judge Mr C. G. Cran, Bayhelds i Ram. above 30 months (10): “£ G T Rutherford 1 and reserve champipn. ' N Rutherford 2. eslate late J. Stevenson 3 r C. Todhunter v h c S. T. Richmond h’c ' Ram. 18-30 months (14»: Mlm M B Goulter 1 and champion. N. Rutherford 1’ r. c. Todhun»er 3, C. O. T. Rutherford v h c. Mrs M. 8. Le Oren h c, R Jopp and £on c. • Ram, 18-30 months, any combing, rfiom >2): Miss L. B. N Wills 1. Ram. 18-30 months, any combing natural conditions (4); R C. ’Fedhupter 1 and 2 Ram. under 18 month* U4i: estate late I j. Stevenson 1. R. Jopp and Son 2 and' h c. 8. T. Richmond 3 and v h c. ! Ram. under 18 months, shorn (3): Miss M. E Goulter 1. Pair rams, under 18 months (2l: R. Jopp and Son 1. S. T. Richmond 2. Ewt. above M monttlg, with Umb <W: iTv ‘b te e J N ?t *».' r n Goulter he. w Ewe. 18-30 months (23): N. Rutherford 1 and reserve champion. V h e end he* T Ricnmond 2. estate l«tg J. Stevenson 3 L. R. C. Macfarlane c. e. Ewe. under 18 months (J 3 estate l»te J Stevenson 1 and 2, S. T. Richmond 3 and h e. Mrs M. S. Le Cren v h c. Pair ewes, under 18 months (3): eetate late J. Stevenson 1, S, T. Richmond 2. ENGLISH LEICESTER (Judge Mr J. B. IjldUw, Bl*nh<Mn>.) Ram. over 30 months (5): estate Igte Ja*. Reid 1. reserve champion, gpd 3, Sir R. Heaton Rnodes 3 and v h e. Ram 18-30 months (7): e*tate late J Reid I. champion, and 2, Sir R. Heaton KhodM J and v h c. Ram. 18-30 months, shorn (|): fir H Heaton Rhodes 1 and 2, estate late J. Reid Ram. under 18 months 13> estate late J Reid 1, R J. Low 2, Sir R Heateft fthatea Ram under 18 months, shorn (51: R. J. Low 1. Sir’R. Heaton Rhodes 2 and h c. Pair rams, under 18 moatn* (1): estate late Jas. Reid 1. Ram. under 18 months, natural conditions (11: R. J. Law 1. Ewe above 30 month*, with lamb (I): R J. Low 1 and reserve champion, estate late J. Reid 2 and 3. Sir Jt. Heaton Rhodes the and h c. Ewe. 18-30 months, with lamb (10»: estate late J. Reid 1 and champion and 1 R. J. Low 3. v h c. and h c. Ewe. under 18 months <•): R. J. Low 1. estate late J Reid 2 and 3. Ewe, under 18 month*, natural PPnditions (6>: R J. Lpw 1, J), s. Taylor 2 and v h e. estate late J. Reid 3 Swe, under 18 month*, shorn (1): estate late J Reid 1 and 2. R. J. Law 3. Pair ewe. under 18 month* (1): Sir R. Beaton Rhodes 1. BORDER LEICESTER

'Judge: Mr F. Campbell. Wyndham.l Ram. above 30 months ill: A. Quigley I and champion. Ram. 18-30 months (7): A. W Barnett 1 •nd reserve champion, A. Quigley 3. R. J. Low 3. Ram, 18-30 months, shorn (3): R. S. Gunn 1, Mrs G. Beal 2. Ram, under 18 months (6); R. J. Low I, A. W Barnett 2, Wilfred Adams 3. Ram, under 18 months, thorn (g): Wilfred Adams 1,2. and 3. Pair rams, under 18 months «): A. W. Barnett 1. R. 8. Gunn 1 R. J. Low" 3. Ewe, above 30 months, with lamb (10): R. S. Gunn 1 and Champion and 3, Wilfred Adams 2 and reserve champion. Ewe, 18-30 months, with lamb (11): Wilfred Adams 1 and 2. J. A. Edwards 3, R. J. Low v h c. Ewe. under 18 months (10): A. W Barnett 1, R. S. Gunn 2 and v h c, R. J. Low 3. ' Ewe, under 18 months, shorn (4): Wilfred Adams 1. R. J. Low 2. Pair twat, under It months (5): A. W. Barnett 1. R. S. Gunn 2, Canterbury Agri- : cultural College 3. LINCOLN (Judge; Mr David Walker. Masterton. > Ram, above 30 months (4): Mias Mary I Goulter 1 and champion. Ram, under 18 months (4): Miss Mary I. Goulter 1. Ewe. above 30 months, with lamb (2): B 3. Dysart 1 and champion, Miss M. E Goulter 2. Ewe. 18-30 months, with lamb fl): R. 8. Dysart 1. Ewe, under 18 months (3): R. S. Dysart 1 and 2. ROMNEY MARSH OPEN (Judge: Mr J. R. Matthews. Featherston.) Ram. above 30 months (9): Raymond Oakley 1 and reserve champion, A. T. Othey and Mrs L. Robertson and Sons 2, 0. S. Giddings 3. Thomson Bros, v h c. Ram. 18-30 months (13): R. Oakley 1 and tampion and c. Jas. Mosley and Sons IC. H. S. John tone 3. , Ram, 18-30 months, shorn (1): R. Jlaw 1. Ram, under 18 months, shorn (7): ThomBros. 1. Canterbury Agricultural Col*te 2. R. Oakley 3. R. J. Lew v he. Three rams, under II months, thorn 'b: R. J. Low 1. Ewe, above 30 months. with lamb (•): G 8. Giddings 1 and reserve ehsmpio’t 3, Thomson Bros. 2. R. J. Low v h e. Ewe, 18-30 months, with lamb (»): G. Giddmgs i and .champton ind 2, Bror 3, Seton Henderson v h c. Ewe, under 18 months (11): estate late *• Nee 1, a. R. Johnston 2 and 3. R. J v b e. R. Oakley h c. under 18 mdnths, shorn (5); Thomson Bros. 1, R. J. Low. 2.'estate late "Nee 3. r>ir ev.-es, under 11 months (5): A. *■ Johnston 1, Thomson Bros. 2, Canterbury Agricultural College 3. natural conditions ‘Judge.- Mr J. A. McLeod, Martinborough) i®* m - above 30 months (3): H. B- L. onnstone and reserve champion, ThomBros 2. sam. 18-30 months (3): Raymond , }a kley 1 and champion, A. R. Johnston » 18-30 months, shorn (1): H. Bl Johnstone 1. r I 01 ’ und «r 18 months, shorn (8): Agricultural College 1. ra omson Bros. 2. R. Oakley 3 and v h c. nt 111 ** rams, under 18 months, shorn J. Ridgen 2. r above 30 months, with lamb (7): L , Gi( idings 1 and reserve champion “J 3. R. Oakley 2. r?*. 18-30 months, with lamb (•): p s Giddings 1 »nd champion, 3 and 3. under 1* months (•); Thomson p*. 1» J- Mosley and Sons 2 and 3. T /«r ewes, under 18 months (•>: J Bros 1- R J- Little and Co. 2. ' **• K. Woodhouse 3. SOUTHDOWN ran,, M r N. Ulston. Marton: " Mr E S. McLeod, Martinborough) . OPtN above 30 month! )8>: Jal. Petrie T r ®°n* I and 3. A. C Greenwood 2. J Grant'? V h '• J D Galpin h c, Alan 18-30 montha ,10): K. Dyaert and XL‘ ai l d ohampion, H. G. Petrie 2 end g*rte champion, L. H. Adams 3, R. J. t Petrie and Sons h e, W. P»u'_ 1 ?' 30 month!, shorn (3): Jaa. o,' end Sons 1 and 2. Jos. Brooks 3. 1 ana , un , d ' r .’ lB months <ls>: Jos Brooks Crw.fc' V H. Adams 2 and h c. A. C- * h c. W. E. Moorhead c. G. p^ Under 18 months, shorn (14): H. 3. L t ** 1 and 2, Jas. Petrie and Sons c 8 v h c ’ L * H - Adams h e ’ InSu ?■* under 18 months i 3): Jos J - T. Croy 2. ®«U>ta ’ » , ' r,rr ”. shorn <«>: J. »• tj? J ' Low 2 J* Petru months, with lamb (9): * *na Sons 1 and reserve chain-

|ie»d v”h c. J< “ BrMk » 3. W. E. MoorF; “■“h lamh lgl; J. . f e B ' ooUs £ Momhead* I* 8 ," lonl D hB ' 3i Wn (4): w. gpd • d '• **' Pet,le ’"‘l Sons 3 h zH. v«M , r c 3 ' i, J. D, Galpip g, Jos. Brooks 3. ?U 3 * n lra’nt Ch v^ P c‘ 0B ’ K J - ** Semi' ! 4, i J ? s Petrie »»«• 1, Hugh £E. Be( rl , », f. H. Paterson Brook, i 18 .' 3 ? months, shorn (51: Jos &• Pelr,e ,W* under IB months (16): Leslie Ji ?‘ s a, p’,l B 7 „Low a Jos> B ‘ U oks 3. J«S. Petne end Sons v h c, Alan Grant " l »^„ Cn ’§ < ' bu . r ? Agricultural Cqlleee Pant, under IB months, glrnrq (Ji); Jas Petrie and Sons 1. J. D. Galnin a Can- !’ r u , Ury H Agricultural College" 3. R. B J. Lew V It e and h e. A (frtat c. Pair rams, under IB months <4>: J. D. Ils'* *• J- S Paterson 3. , menths with lamb (W: w. L. Moortiead 1 and champion, Jas. Pet- . «e -nd Sons 2 end 3, estate E. A. Lang- ! ridge v h c, R. J. Low h c. d I®' 30 months, 4 with lamb (7): Jas. h'etrie 1 and reserve champion and 2 ■t SiJnin s above 18 months, with lamb, shorn (41: Jas. Petrie snd Sons 1 and 3. J. D* Paipm 3 iwe, under 18 months (16t: J. D. GaL ? IW h’c* 2? H ’ H petr ** 3 ’ K * E iY e ,' und ®r 18 months, Shorn (10>: J. D- QaJflin 1, J : H. 2, Jas. Petrie and Sons 3, Jos. Blooks v h c. Bair ewes, tender 18 months (Si: R. J. Ix>w 1. A. Grant 2. Jas. Petrie and Sons 3. DORSET HORN (Judge: Mr David Walker. Masterton.) j Ram, over 30 months (5): T. P. Lowe 1 and ehampion, 2 and resgrv® Ch?m- , pion, W. W. 1-owe 3, Alex. Edwards v n c, fl. C. Urlwin h c. Ram, 18rJ0 months (6): W. W. Lowe i 1 and v h c, J. D Galpln 2. T. P. Lpwe S, J. 8. Laidlaw h e. Ram. Mfcr 18 months <6»: j. a. Laid-; law 1, w. w. u>wa «, H. C. Ur|win 3, T. P. Low a v h c.

Pair rams, under 18 months (2): W. | w. l. Ewe, aver 82 month*, with lamb(s>:w. i W. Lowe 1 and champion. 2. and 3, T.. P. Lowe v h c. J. B. Laidlaw h c.

flwf. 18-30 months, with lamb (3): T. ■ P. Lgwe 1 and reserve champion, J. R. Laidlaw 3. w. \y. Lowe 3. Ewe, under 18 months (7): J. B. Laid- 1 law 1. T. P. Lcwa 2. W. W. Uiwg 3 and i v h c. Alex. Edwards h c.

Pair ewes, under 18 months (3): T. P. Lowe 1. J. B. Laidlaw 2, W. W. Lqwe 3- 1

SUFFOLK | (Judge: Mr John Linton, Rietarton.) i Rain, above 30 months (1): Joseph; Webb 1. \ Ram, 18-30 month* ( 6»- J Webb 1 and! champion, Mrs Elsie Brooks 2 and reaerve champion, and v h c. G. I. Snail 3, M. F. Butcher h c, G. S. Campbell c. Ram, under II months (7): Mrs Elsie Brooks 1 and h c, A. C Greenwood 2. E. L. Wyles 3 and v M c Ram, under IS months. Shorn <|i: Mrs Elgie Brooks 1, W. J. Hart 2, J. E. Gardiner v h e. Ewe. above 18 months. With lamb (8>: G. S. Campbel] 1 and champion, 2 and reaerve champion, and 3, D. McK. Dickson v h c. Ewe. under 18 months (8): J E. Gardiner 1, Mrs E. Brooks 2. E. L. Wyles M and v h c. Ewe. under - 18 months, shorn <8): J. E. Gardiner 1 apd 2. M. F. Butcher 3 and v h c. Pair ewes, under 18 months (3): Mrs E Brooks 1, G. S. Campbell 2. RYELAND (Judge: Mr H. C. Hewlett. Whangarei. • i R«jn, above 30 month* (5): H. C. B. . Withell 1 and champion, estate late T.; A. Stephen* 2 and reserve champion. G W Burrows 3, estate late A. E. Withell' V h e. JUm. 18-30 months (9): H C B Withell 1 and c, A. C.. Greenwood 2. estate A. . E. Withell 3. John T. Brown v h c and he. I Ram, 18-30 months, shorn <1): H. C. B, Withe!) 1. Ram, under 18 months (11): H. C. B. Withell J and 3, estate late T. A. Stephens 2 and c, John Brooks v h c, Robt. Reid h c. Ram, under 18 months, shorn <•>: Robt. Reid 1 and 3, G. H. Burrows 2, H. C. B. Withell v h-c. Pair rams, under J 8 months (3>: G. H. Burrows 1, H C. B. Withell 2, John Brooks 3. Ewe, over 30 months, with lamb (7): A. C. Greenwood 1 and champion. H. C. B. Withell 2. estate late T. A. Stephens 3 and h c, John Brooks v h c. Ewe, 18-30 months, with lamb (7): H. C. B. Withell 1 and reserve champion. A. C. Greenwood 2. estate late T. A. Stephens 3, John Brooks v h c and h c. Ewe. under 18 months <l2i: H. C. B. Withell 1 and h c, estate late T. A. Stephens 2 and 3, G. H. Burrows v h c. Robt. Reid c. Ewe, under 18 months, shorn <B>: Robt. Reid 1 and 2, H. C. B. Withell 3, G. H. Burrows v h e. Pair ewes, under 18 months (3): G. H. Burrows 1, John Brooks 2, estate late A E. Withell 3. SOUTH-SUFFOLK IJudge: Mre Webb. T»lh»pe > R.m, abov. 30 months <2): J. U .nd r. G. Smelli. 1 and reserve champion * Ram. 18-30 months (4): G. D. Neave 1 and champion and 2. G. S. Campbell 3. J. L. and L. G. Smellie v h c. Ram, under 18 months (10): G. D. Neave 1 and 2, S. H. Gardiner 3. G. S. Camp- - bell v h c. E. L. Wyles h c. Ram, under 18 months, shorn (9): S. | H. Gardiner 1 and v h c, G. D. Neave 2, 3 and h c. Uwe, above 18 months, with lamb <10»: 3. H. Gardiner 1 and champion, G. D-

Neave 2 and reserve ch>mpion> _G- .?• Campbell vhc,J- L- an< * ®- Smellie h ßw«. under 1» months <121: G. D. Neave 1.1 3 and v h c, G. S. Campbell h e “■we' under 18 months, shorn <»): G. D. Neave 1, X «nd h <k S. H. Gardiner 3 and v h c. \ CORRIEDALE J uVX- 1 ~ months 136): L. J. Iverach 1 Ram, 18-30 moil Estate 2 and and champion. Busney rai». **

h c ..tgte late H. T. yttlg 3. Sir B, Hegfon Rhodes v h c. D. Johnston c. Rgm, undgr tg mqpths (40): Canterbury Agficuttyral College 1 and 2. K. V.' Hood 8, estate tele H. T. Withell v h c. D. S, Johns h c, Commajlder S. Critchley c.

Ram, under 18 months, natural-conditions k 1”/ 1: Bushey Pgrjc Estate v h c, estate late J. CHEVIOT (Judge: Mr David Walker ) Ram, above 36 months (1): H. Ix Johnstone 1 and champion. Ram, under 18 months (1): H. L. Johnstone JEwe. under 18 months <11: H. L. Johnstone 1 and champion,Reid n c. Pair rams, under 18 months (13): Estate late H T. Little 1. 2. and h c. A. J.i Hlakely 3 and v h e. Bushey Park Estate c. Five rams, under 18 montiis, in the WQel. for carcase (6): J. W. Ensor 1. estate late H. T. Little 2,3, and v h c. Ewe. above 30 months, with lamb < 18): Buspcy Park Estate 1 and champion and e, pouglas Johnston 2 and reserve champion, A. J. Blakely 3 and v h c, O. T. Evans h c. Ewe, 18-30 months, with lamb (24): D. Johnston 1 and 2. Canterbury Agricultural College 3, Bushey Park Estate v h c, O. T. Evans h c, R. Dysart and Sans c Ewe. under 18 months (37): A. J. Blakely 1. v h c, and h c. Canterbury Agricultural College 2, estate late J- Reid 3, ME. Orchard c. Pair ewes, under 18 months (19): Canterbury Agricultural College 1. estate late

?. T. Little 2. h c gnd c, A. J. Blakely and v h c. I Ewe. under 18 months, natural condi- ■ tion (11): Estate late J. Reid 1 and 2, O | T. Evans 3, Bushey Park Estate v h c and I c. A J. Blakely h c. SHORN CLASSES ' Ram. above 30 mohths (12): H. C. A. Sidey 1 and 3. estate late H. T. Little 2. v h c, and h c. Ram. If-gO months 111): H. C. A Sidey 1 and h c, estate late H, T. Little 2. 3. and v h c. aatate late J. Reid 3. Ram, under 18 months (39): D. Johnston 1. estate late H. T. Little 2 and 3, H. C. Barton v h c. *H. -C. A. Sidey h c and c. Pair rams, under It months (17): D Johnston 1 and v h c. estate late J. Reid 2. estate late H. T. Little 3 and b e. H. C. Barton c. Ewe, above 30 months (18): estate late iJ. Reid 1 and c, A. J. Blakely 2, H C. A. I Sidey 3, v h c, and h c. Ewe, 18-30 months, with lamb «9): H. C. A. Sidey 1. A J. Blakely 2. estate late : J. Reid 3. Ewe. under 18 months (24): O. T Evans 1. H. C. A. Sidey 2 and 3, D. Johnston v h c. A. J. Blakely h c, estate ‘late J. ■ Reid c. HALFBRED I (Judge: Mr E. M. Relph, Christchurch.) I Ram. above 30 months (3): J. P. Rivers 1 and champion. Jas. Deans 2. L. G. Dollar 3Ram, 18-30 months (•): J. P Rivers 1 I and reserve champion..L. G. Dollar 2, New ( Park Estate 3, Waddy Bros, v h c. Ram, under 18 months <9): L. G. Dollar 1 and 3. Waddy Broa. 2, F. Busch v h c. Ram. under 18 months, shorn (6): K. M. Dysart 1. New Park Estate 2 and 3. Three flock rams, under 18 months (3). New Park Estate 1 and 2. Jas, Deans 3. Ewe, above 30 months, with lamb (1): F. Busch 1 and reserve champion. Ewe, 18-30 months, with lamb (2): F. Busch 1 and champion and 2 Ewe. under 18 months (8): L. G. Dollar 1 and 3. Waddy Bros. 2. F. Busch v h c. Pair ewes, under 18 months (5): Waddy Bros. 1. F. Busch 2. New Park Estate 3. wool. (Judge: Mr S. Howarth. Christchurch) Merino ram (4): R. C. Todhunter 1, J. M. Samson 2 and-v h c, Murchison Bros. 3. Merino ewe (3): J. M. Samson 1 and 2. Murchison Bros. 3. English Leicester ewe (5): Canterbury Agricultural College 1 and 2 Border Leicester ewe (3): Canterbury Agricultural College 1 and 2. Romney Marsh ewe (3): Canterbury Agricultural College 1 and 2. Romney Marsh hogget <3): Canterbury ! Agricultural College 1 and 2. i Southdown ewe (4): Canterbury Agricultural College 1 and 2. P. H. Parkinson 3. ♦ Corriedale ram (4): Canterbury Agricultural College 1, A. J. Blakely 2. O. T. Evans 3. Corriedale ewe (4): O. T. Evans 1. Canterbury Agricultural College 2. A. J. Blakely 3. „ . A Corriedale hogget (3): Canterbury Agn- ! cultural College 1 and 3, O. T. Evans 2. Halfbred hogget (2): Canterbury Agricultural College 1, New Park Estate 2. Three-quarterbred ewe (2>- Canterbury Agricultural Collage 1 and 2. Three-quarterbred* hogget (1): Canterbury Agricultural College L

PHOTOGRAPHY (Judge: Mr L. G. Hehn.) Any size over half-plate—Landscape (2): y. R. Lamb'l. G. T. Evans 2. Portrait or figure study (2): F.*R. Lamb 1, G. T. Evans 2. Farm scene (2), F. R. Lamb 1, G. T. Evans 2. Animal study (6): F. R. Lamb 1 and 2, G. T. Evans 3. Marine or shipping (2): F. R. Lamb 1. G. T. Evans 2. Open subject (5): G. T. Evans 1, F. R. Lamb 2 and 3. Half-plate and Under —Landscape (4): F R Lamb 1. G. T. Evans 2, Portrait or figure atudy (2): G T - Jhwi 1 Farm scene (4); F. R. Lamb 1, G. T. Evans 2 Open subject (4): F- R- Lamb 1. G. T Evans 2, Miss N. I. Anderson v A c.

CATTLE j BEEF SQORTHORN (Judge: Mr J. A- McLeod ) i Bull, calved before July 1, 1947 (3): DJ. Holden’s Glpnbyrn Mandarin 1 and champion. James S. Anderson 2, 1 Bujl, calved before July 1, 1948 (1): W. ! and f Mcßride 1. Bull, calved since June 30. 1948 (2): W 1 and F- Mcßride's Cluny Bambi 1 and < reserve champion, J. C. Chamberlain 2. 1 Bull, calved since June 30. 1949 (4): D. J. Holden 1. J. C. Chamberlain 2, James : S. Anderson 3 and v n c? Byll. calved tince September 30. 1949 ' <5»: p. J. Holden 1. J. C. Chamberlain 2, Howard L. Frampton 3. Cow or heifer, calved before July 1. 1947 (4): J. C. Chamberlain's Thongfleigh . Snowdrqp 1 and champion. W. and F. Mcßride’s Winchester Te Puna Lady Countess 3rd 2 apd reserve champion. J, < c. Chamberlain 3. Heifer, calved since June 30. 1947 (2): W. and F- Mcßride 1. J. C. Chamberlain 2. H?ifer. cglved since June 30, 1948 (6): James S Anderson 1. D. J. Holden 2, W. and F. Mcßride 3 and v h p. Heifer, calved since Julie 30. 1940 (5): 1 D. J. flolden 1. W. and F. Mcßiide 2 and ■ v h p. J. C. Chamberlain 3. Heifer, calved since Sept ember 30. 1949 1 • 4): W. and F. M'cßride 1 and 2, J. C. I Chamberlain 3. Three bulls, any age (2»: J. C. Cham-; berlain 1, James S. Anderson 2. Three ooWs or heifers, any age. one sire <s>: J. C. Chamberlain 1. W. and F. Mcßride 2 and 3. DAIRY SHORTHORN Bull, calved before July 1, 1948 (1): R. i M. Mathers 1. Bull, calved since June 30, 1949 (1): J. | C. Chamberlain 1. Cow or heifer, calved before Julv 1. 1947 <3); R. Peach 1. J. M. Peach 2. R. M. 1 Mathers 3. Heifer, calved since June 30. 1948 (1): J. C. Chamberlain 1. Heifer, calvad since June 30. 1949 ( 2): ! J. C. Chamberlain 1 and 2. ABERDEEN ANGUS (Judge. Mr L. T. Sanderson, Narrabri, I N.S.W.) Bull, calved, before July 1. 1948 (2i: Roberts and Company’s Euclid of . Incheoeh 1 and champion. Robt. Fraser 2. Bull, calved since June 30, 1948 (4): i Al<n Grant’s Jaca Ewic of Craigburn 1 and reserve champion. D. W. J. Gould 2. | J. Y. Scales 3, F. Alan Elliott v h c. ‘ SulJ. palved Since June 30. 1949 dr. D. , W. J. Gould 1. Bull, calved since September 30. 1949 (1): Balfour Estate 1 Cow. with calf, calved before July 1. ■ 1947 (2>: F. Alan Elliott 1, Robert* and i Company 2. Heifer, with calf, calved since June 30. 1947 (5): Robt. Fraser’s Jewel of Heathfield 1 and reserve champion. Robt. I Fraser 2. Roberts and Company 3. P. W. • J. Gould v h c. : calved since June 30. 1948 (6»: Roberts and Company's Primcil of Gladbrook 1 and champion, Robt. Fraser 2 and 13, D W. J. Gould vh c. Heifer, calved since June 30. '949 <6>: D. W J‘. Gould 1 and v h c, Robt. Fraser 2 and 3. Heifaf. calved since September 30, 1949 i(2>: Balfour Estate 1. Roberts and Company 2. Two heifers, calved since June 30. 1949 ' (3c Robt. Fraser 1, P. W. J. Gould 2. I Group, bull and two females, any age ! (3): Roberta and Company 1. Robt. Fraser | 2, D W. J. Gould '3. i. HEREFORD (Judge: Mr E. E. Short. Feilding.) Bull, calved since June 30. 1947 <1»: C. ' O. Cooper’s Hinana lit 1 and reserve I champion. Bull, calved since June 30. 1948 (3c F. | E. Humphreys’s Atlantic Gem 1 and cham- ■ pion, R. F. Hutchinson 2. C. O. Copper 3. ! Bull, calved since June 30. 1949 <3): CO. Cooper 1. F. E. Humphreys 2 and 3. Cow, with calf, calved before July 1, 1947 (IV. C O- Cooper 1 Heifer, with calf, calved since June 30, 1947 ( 2): F. E. Humphreys's Amethyst Gem 4th 1, champion, and supreme cham, pion, C. O. Cooper 3 and reserve champion. Heifer, calved since June 30, 1948 (1): C. O. Cooper 1. Group, bull and three females < X): C. O. Cooper 1. GALLOWAY (Judge: Mr W R. Hewitt, Massey College) Bull, three years and over (1): Miss Leslie Hunt's Murraytown Arrogant 1 and champion. Bull, calved since June 30. 1948 (1): R. G. Buckleton 1. Bull, calved since June 30, 1949 ( 3): Miss Leslie Hunt’s Aspiring of Fork Farm I and reserve champion. Miss Leslie Hunt 2, R. C. Grigg 3. Cow and heifer, any age. in calf or ,caH at foot (3): R. J. Low and Sons' Trinity 3rd of Birkwood 1 and champion. Miss Leslie Hunt 2. Heifer, calved since June 30, 1948 (2): R. J. Low and Sons’ Lawton Perfect 1 and reserve champion. R. C. Grigg t.‘ Heifer, calved since June 30, 1949 (2): Miss Leslie Hunt 1, R. J. Low and Sons 2. j BELTED GALLOWAY (Judge: Mt W. B. Hewitt.) Bull, calved since June 30, 1948 (I): j Noel McGregor’s Mount Linton No. 2 1 and champion. FRIESIAN (Judge: Mr M. J. Parker, Carterton.) Bull, calved before July 1. 1947 (7): C. W. Humm and Sons' Springvale Regina Keyeetone 1 and champion. W. Y. Dickie and Sons’ Tarrfta Royal Lad 2 and reserve champion. Bull, calved since May 31. 1947 (4V. R. G. Mclntosh 1. E. G. Stalker 2. M. S. Macpherson 3. Bull, calved since May 31. 1948 (S): E. J. Stalker 1. H. S. Fletcher 2, Raihey Bros. 3. R. E. Gillman and Son v h c. Bull, calved since February 28. 1949 (1): R. E. Giilman and Son 1. Bull, calved since May 31. 1949 <l2>: E. J. Stalker 1, Rainey Bros. 2, R. GMclntosh 3, W. Y. Dickie and Sons v h c. Bull, calved since September 30. 1949 (8): E. J. Stalker 1 and 2. C. W. Humm and Sons 3, W. Y. Dickie and Sons v h c. Best bull, under two years (10): E. J. Stalker 1. Rainey Bros. 2. R. E. Gillman and Son 3 Cow or heifer, calved before July 1. 1946 (12): C. W. Humm and Sons’ Glenhope R.M. May 1 and champion. C. W. Humm and Sons 2. R. E. Gillman and Son 3, M. B. Leslie v h c. Cow or heifer, calved June 30. 1946June 1. 1947 (9): C. W. Humm and Sons 1 and v h c, W. Y. Dickie and Sons 2, 1 G. A. Parsons 3. Heifer, calved since May 31. 1947 (13): J. H. TTlomas’s Peveril K.O. Dusky 1 and reserve champion, E. J. Stalker 2 and 3, Fiecken Bros, v h c, R. G. Mclntosh h c. Dry cow or heifer, calved before July 1, 1947 ( 8): W. Y. Dickie and Sons 1, C. W. Humm and Sons 2. Rainey Bros. 3. R. E. Gillman and Son v h c. Heifer, calved since February 28. 1948, in milk or in calf <8): E. J. Stalker 1, C. W. Humm and Sons 2 and v h c, Fieeken Bros. 3. Heifer, calved since May 31, 1948 (11): W. Y. Dickie and Sons 1, C. W. Humm and Sons 2. E. J. Stalker 3. R. E. Gillman and Son v h c. Heifer, calved since May 31, 1948, dry ! (3): Fiecken Bros. 1. W. Y. Dickie and I Sons 2 and 3. Heifer, calved sintfe February 28, 1949 ■ (3): E. J. Stalker 1 and 3, C. W. Humm and Sons 2. Heifer, calved since May 31. 1949 (18): j Fiecken Bros. 1, Rainey Bros. 2 and 3. E. J. Stalker v h c. C. W. Humm and ' Sons h c and c. I Heifer, calved since September 30. 1949 i (12): C. W. Humm and Sons 1. W? Y. Dickie and Sons 2 and v h c, R. G. Mclntosh 3. Tws heifers, calved since May 31. 1949 (10)1 Rainey Bros. 1. E. J. Stalker 2. C. W. Humm and Sons 3. W. Y. Dickie and Sons v h c. Best female, under two 'ears (12) : E. J. |talker 1, Fiecken Bros. 2, Rainey Bros. Senior breed group, bull and three females <6>: C. W. Humm and Sons 1, E. J. Stalker 2, R. E. Gillman and Son 3. Junior breeding group, yearling’ bull and two yearling heifers (9): Rainey Bros. 1, E. J. Stalker 2, C. W. Humm and Sons 3. Cow and two progeny (2): W. Y. Dickie and Sons 1. Bull and two progeny (5); C. W. Humm and Son* 1. Fiecken Bros. 2, R. E. Gillman and Son 3.

Cow or heifer. anj r age. herd-tested < 15»: Fiecken Bros. 1, D. McK. Dickson 2, C. W. Humm and Sons 3. FRIESIAN OARS C. W. Humin and Sons 1, E. J. Stalker ?, E. J. Stalker and Fjecfcen Bros. (equal) 3, Fiecken Bros, h c, Mrs K. M Cullen MILKING SHORTHORN (Judge: Mr J. Bateman. Invercargill ) Bull, calved before July 1, 1947 (S): P Murphy and Sons’ Sefton Rea man 1 Fhd champion. W. M. Skevip'gton's Wheatstone Soldier 6ti. 2 and reserve champion, George G. Goodwin 3, S. H. Lili v h 1 e, W M. Barnett h c. J. and W. Poninghpygc Bull, calved before July 1. 1948 ( 2): A. C. Bowes 1. Bull, calved since May 31. 1948 (4): D MacGregor Brown 1. R. Stewart 2. L. DBowie 3. Bull, calved sinpe May 31, 1949 ( 6): D. Murphy and Sons 1, W. M. Skevingtop 2. L. D. Bewis 3. Bull, calved since September 30, 1948 (6): D. Murphy and Sops 1. A. P. Smith 2. Bull, cglved January 31-M»y 31. 1950 (3): W. M. Barnett 1. Cow or neifer, calved before July 1, 1947 ( 91: A. W. Burford's Greystone Nectarine 7th i and champion, w. M. Skevington's Wheatstone Heather 2 and reserve champion. J. S Small 3 and c, G. G. Goodwin v h c. $. H. lulll h c. Heifer, calved since May 31, 1947 (5): George G. Goodwin 1. John Sma'l 2. A. W. Hurford v h c, S H. Lili h c, Mannings Bros. c. Dry cqw or heifer, calved before July 1. 1947 (4): D. Murphy and Sons I. John Small*'2. < Heifer, calved since May 31. 1948 (11): • D. MacGregor Brown 1 and 2, Mrs L Richards 3, W. M. Skevington v h c. John , Smail h c, Munnipgs Bros. c. Heifer, calved since May 3L 1948 , Mannings Bros. 1, George G. Goodwin 2. A. P Smith 3. S. H. Lili v h c. W. and J ( Paninghouse h c, J. M. Pe&ch c. Heifer, calved since May 31. 1949 (121: D. Murphy and Sons 1 and 2. W. M Skevington 3. Canterbury Agricultural College v h c. John Small h c. Heifer, calved since September 30. 1949 (181: W. M. Skevington 1, George G. GoodWin 2. Mannings Bros. 3, S. H. Lili v h c, John Small h c, G. G. Goodwin c. Heifer, calved January 31-May 31. 1950 (s»\Munnings Bros. 1. Canterbury Agricultural College 2 and 3 Two heifers, calved since May 1. 1946 (12): D. Murphy and Sons 1. Mannings Bi os. 2. John Small 8. Three females (5): p. MacGregor Brown 1, G. G. Goodwin 2. John Small 3. Group class, cow and two progeny (4): John Small 1 and 2. S. H. Lili 3. English Dairy Shorthorn Cup (3>: S. H. Lili 1. Bull, dam herd-tested (7): D. Murphy 1, S. H. Lili 2. Cow. herd-tested (5): A. W. Hurford 1. G. G. Goodwin 2. RED POLL (Judge: Mr H. McEachern. Nundi, N.S.W.) Bull, calved before July 1. 1947 (1): Sir R Heaton Rhodes’s Otahuna Jonathan 1 and champion. Bull, calved since May 31, 1947 (2): Sir R. Heaton Rhodes 1 and 2. Bull, calved since May 31. 1948 (<): Sir R. Heaton Rhodes’s Otahuna Lancer 1 and reserve champion. Sir R. Heaton Rhodes 2 and 3. J. S. Elliot 4. Bull, calved since May 31. 1949 (5): Sir R. Heaton Rhodes 1. 3 and h c. R. and M. R. Barpett 2, S. Gibson c. Cow or heifer, calved before July 1, 1948 (5): Sir R. Heaton Rhodes’s Otahuna Madeline 18th 1 apd champion. Sir R. Heaton Rhodes 2.3, and h c. Drv cqw or heifer, calved before June 1. 1947 (31: Sir R. Heaton Rhodes's Otahuna Molly 13th P and reserve champion, S. Gibson 2. Sir R. Heaton Rhodes 3 Cqw or heifer, calved since May 31, 1948 l3i: Sir R. Heaton Rhodes 1 and 2. S. Gibson 3. Heifer, calved since May 31. 1948 (4): Sir R. Heaton Rhpdqs 1 and 2, R. and M. R. Barnett 3. S. Gibson h c. Heifer, calved since May 31, 1949 ( 5): i Sir R. Heaton Rhodes 1,2. 3. v he. and . h c, S. Gibson c. Two heifers, calved since May 31. 1949 ' (2): Sir R. Heaton Rhodes 1 and 2. Senior group, bull and three females i «2>: Sir R. Heaton Rhodes 1 and 2 I Junior group, yearling bull and two yearling heifers (1): Sir R. Heaton Rhodes JERSEY (Judge; Mr H. J. Lancaster. Levin.) Bull, calved before June 1. 1947 (7): A. E. Brown and Son's Viewbell Emperor 1 and champion. R. W. Frost’s Silverlea Viscount 2 and reserve champion. J. J. Hughey 3, Portis »Bros. v h c. Bull, calved since May 31, 1947 (4): J. R. White 1, J. M. Blyth 2, W. J. ind L. Beckett 3. i Bull, calved since May 31, 1948 ( 8): F. E. i Martyn 1. P. T. Prosser 2 and 3. H. J. Hurford v h c. \ ' Bull, calved since May 31, 1948 U2): S. | W. Jordan 1, J. M. Blyih 2, W. J. and L. I Beckett 3. W. S. Trost v h c. Bull, calved since September 30, 1949 i (13): D. N. Watson 1, John ArchdaleIrvine 2, T. M. Fleming 3, W. J. and L. I Beckett v h c, M. Johnson h c, Portis Bros. c. Cow or heifer, calved before June 1. | 1947 (18): J. H. Jones'* Higbfield Naomi 1 and champion. P. T. Prosser 3, J. H.

Jones 3. J. M. Blyth v h c. W. J. and L. | Beckett h c, H. M. Greenaway c. Heifer, calved since May 31, 1947 (12): E. W. King's Forest Home Melba 1 and ! reserve champion, W. J. Russell 2, E. W. King 3, D. Rex Boyd v h c. Cow or heifer, judged on type and production: W. J. and L. Beckett 1, J. H. Jones 2. H.-J. Hurford 3. Dry cow or heifer, calved before June , 1, 1947 17): Portis Bros. 1, P. T. Prosser 2, M. Johnson 3. Heifer, calved since May 31, 1948 (21): H. J. Hurford 1, J. H. Jones 2, Rose Bros. 3, W. J. Russell v h c, F. E. Martyn and Son h c, Portis Bros c. Heifer, calved since May 31. 1949 (21): i Rose Bros. 1, D. N. H. Watson 2, 3 and h c, F. W. Hansen c. Heifer, calved since September 30, 1949 (17): M. Johnson 1. J. J. Hughey 2. T. M. Fleming 3. F. E. Martyn and Son v h c. Rawei H. Hill h c, D. N. H. Wataon c. Two heiters, calved since May 31, 1949 (13): D. N. H. Watson 1, Rose Bros. 2, F. E. Martyn and Son 3. J. J. Hughev v h c. Senior breeding group, bull and three females (7): E. W. King 1, F. E. Martyn and Son 2, H. J. Hurford 3. Junior breeding bull and two yearling heifers (8): D. H. N. Watson I. M. Johnson 2. T. M. Fleming 3. JERSEY OAKS D. Rex Boyd *l, Portis Bros 2 and v h c, H. J. Hurford 3. AYRSHIRE (Judge: Mr Alexander Cochrane, Ayrshire, Scotland.) Bull, calved before July 1 1947 (1): M. F. Butcher's Ardgowan Makbar 1 and reserve champion. Bull, calved since May 31, 1947 (4): R. J. Boag's Lakeside Superb 1 and champion, Jas. Morton 2, M. F. Butcher 3. Bull, calved since May 31. 1948 (6): F. L. Dawson 1, Peter Walker 2. C. E. C. Webb 3. Bull, calved since May 31. 1949 ( 8): Peter Walkei 1. A. and M. Scott 2. W. J. L. Chambers 3. L. F. Chamberlain v h c, Peter Walker c. Bull, calved since September 30, 1949 <5): W. E. Peach 1, W. J. L. Chambers 2, A. E. Williams 3. A. A. CLASSES Bull, three years and over (5): R. J. Boag 1, M. F. Butcher 2, Jas. W. Morton 3. Bull, two years (5): F. L. Dawson 1, Peter Walker 2, C. E. C. Webb 3. Bull, yearling (12): W. E. Peach 1, Peter Walker 2. C E. C. Webb 3. Cow or heifer, calved before July 1, '1947 (7): R. G. McLachlan and Son 1 and 2. J. Legg 3. Jas. W. Morton v h c and h c. Heifer, calved since May 31. 1947 (10): J. Legg’s Lakeside Isabel 1 and reserve champion, J. Legg 2, W. J. L. Chambers 3, Jas. W. Morton v h c, Peter Walker h c. Dry cow or heifer, calved before July I. 1947 ( 2): Peter Walker 1, C. E. C. Webb 2. Heifer, calved since May 31. 1948 <7): Jas. W. Morton’s Ingleside Sunbeam 1 and champion, R. G. McLachlan 2, J. Legg 3. Mrs R. M. Read v h c, C. H. Heywood h c, M. F. Butcher c. Heifer, calved since May 31, 1948 (5): J. Legg 1, C. E. C. Webb 2, M. F. Butcher 3, C H. Heywood v h c. Heifer, calved since May 31, 1949 (10): R. G. McLachlan and Son 1 and 2, W. J. L. Chambers 3 and h c. Peter Walker v H c. R H. Mackenzie c. Heifer, calved since September 30, 1949 <7): A. E. Williams 1, J. Legg 2, C. H , Heywood and Son 3.

Two heifers, calved since May 31. 1949 (5) R. G. McLachlan 1, W. J. L. Chambers 2, J. Legg 3. R Q. p. CLASSES Cow. over four years, in milk (5): R. G. McLachlan apd Son 1, J. Legg 2 and v h c, Jas W. Morton 3. Cow. four years, in milk (3): R. G. MeLachlan and Son 1, Jas. W. Morton 2. J. Legg 3Heifer, three years, in milk <S>: J. Legg 1 and 2 w. J. L. Chambers 3 Provincial Group Competition (4): Canterbury No. 1 1, Southland 2, J. Legg 3, Canterbury No. 2 4. GUERNSEY (Judge* Mr J. R. P. Johns.' Cpw or heifer, calved before July 1. 194 g (3): J. Schimanskib Molly 1 and champion, Annette A. Rennell 2. Heifer, calved since JUne 30, IMP (4): J. Schimanski l, 2 and 3. PIGS BERKSHIRE (Judge: Ml R- W. Strugnell, Tauranga). Boar, any age, stud (5): J. H. Jones 1, champion, and supreme champion, G. M. Whitelock 2 and reserve champion, D. H Kennedy 3. Roar, fane-wed August 31, IMP-March 1. 1960 (fit: D. R. Petrie 1 and 2, D. H. Kennedy Boar, February 28, 1950-Juiy 1. 1950 ( 5): D. H. Kennedy 1, J. H. Jones 3, G. A. Lindsay 3. Boar, farrowed since June 30, 1950 (6>: Canterbury Agricultural College 1 and 2. p. H Kennedy 3. Breed sow. any age in pig or pigged since August 31 's>: L. H. Clarke 1, D. H. Kennedy 2, Canterbury Agricultural College 3. Sow and litter (3»: D. R. Patrie 1 and champion. J. H. Jones 2. Sow. August 31, 1949-March 1. 1950 (101: G. A. Lindsay 1 and reserve champion. D. JH. Kennedy 2, Canterbury Agricultural College 3, D. R Petrie v h C. Sow, February 28, 1960-July 1, 1950 ( 5): D. H. Kennedy 1. 2. and 3. Sow, farrowed since June 30. 1950 (6>: P. R Petrie 1, D. H. Kennedy 2. Canterbury Agricultural College 3. LARGE BLACK (Judge: Mr G. W. Hickey. Waiuku.) Sow, any age (II: Molloy and Frivklelon 1. TAMWORTH (Judge: Mr R. W. Strugnell.) Boar, any age, stud Canterbury Agricultuiai College 1 and champion, James Simpson and Son 7 and reeejve champion, M. Chilton and Sons 3. Boat, August 31. 194»-M?rch 1, 1950 ( 6); M. Chilton and Sons 1 and 2, James Simpson and Son 3. Boar, February 28, 1950-July 1. 1960 (4): Canterbury Agricultural College 1, J a him Simpson and Son 2 and 3. Boar, farrowed since June 30, 1950 (4j: Canterbury Agricultural College 1 and 2. B. A- Marshal) 9 Sow, any age, in pig. or with litter (6) Jamefc Simpson and Son 1 and champion and 3, B. A. Marshall 3. Sow and litter (3): Canterbury Agricultural College 1 and reserve champion, i James Simpson and Son 2 and 3. Sow. August 31, 1948-March 1. 1950 (IT): B. A. Marshall 1 and v h c, Canterbury Agricultural College 2, Jamas Simpson and Son 3, M. Chilton and Sons h c. Sow, February 28. 1950-July 1. 1950 (4): James Simpson and Son 1 and 2, Canterbury Agricultural College 3. Sow, farrowed since June 30, 1960 (>): B. A. Marshall 1, Canterbury Agricultural College 2 and 3. LARGE WHITE (Judge: Mr G. W. Hickey.) Roar, any age, stud (sj: G. M. Whilelock 1 and champion, Ranui Piggeries 2 and reserve champion, W. T. Hamilton 3. Boar February 28, 1950-July 1, 1950 (J): Canterbury Agricultural College 1. W. T. Hamilton 2 and 3 Bear, farrowed since June 30. 1950 (2). w T. Hamilton 1 and t. Breeding how, any age <•): W. T. Hamilton 1 and champion, W. T. Hamilton 2 and reserve champion, Canterbury Agri- | cultural College 3, v h c. and h c. T. H. ! Green and Company c. Sow, August 31. IM9-March 1, 1950 (4): | W. T. Hamilton 1. X and v h c, T. H. Green and Company 3. Sow. February 28. 1950-July 1. 1950: W. T. Hamilton I. Canterbury Agricultural College 2 and 3. Sow, furrowed since June 30, 1950 (5): W. T. Hamilton 1,2, and h c, Canterbury Agricultural College 3 and v h c. PORKERS AND BACONERS (Judge: Mr W. A. PavUon, Rongotea.) Twe porkers, not over 1201 b (4): T. H. Green and Company 1 and 3, James Simpson and Son* 2. Two bacon pits, not over 2201 b (9): T. If. Green and Company 1. Canterbury Agricultural College 2, James Simpson and Son 3. Bacon pig, not over 2001 b. suitable for export (11): T. H. Green and Company I, James Simpson and Son 2, Canterbury Agricultural College 3.

ART HANDICRAFT (Judges: fancywork, Miss A. M Stone. Methven; 1 knitting. Mrs J. Seymour. Harewood.) Embroidered table runner or centre (8): Mrs G. Newton 1. Mies Elsie Marshall 2 and 3, Mias M. Crowe v h c, Miss R. Fletcher h c. Duchesse set, in coloured embroidery (7): Miss Elsie Marshall 1. Mrs G. Newton 2. Miss E. G. Milne 3. Miss Joan Bratley v h c, Mrs P. Thomson h c Smocking (8): Miss G. McGiffert 1. 2. and v h c. White embroidery, openwork (6): Mrs G. Newton 1. Miss L. Kevern 2. Mrs K. Kendall v h c. Miss E. G. Milne h c. Supper cloth, embroidered in colours (14): Mrs M. Kennington 1. Miss E. Marshall 2. Miss G. M. Kiteby 3. Miss Ngaio P. Chapman v h c. Miss E. G. Milne h c. Supper cloth, solid embroidery, white or colours (7): Miss Elsie Marshall 1 Mrs G. Newton 2, Miss E. G. Milne 3 and v h c. Mrs R. P. Hill h c. Richelieu or Roman cut embroidery (6): Mrs G. Newton 1, Miss E. Marshall 2. Miss R. Fletcher 3. Mrs P. Thomson v h c. Mbs G. M. Kilsby h c. Guest towel, embroidered in colours (3): Mrs G. Newton 1. Mias M. Ireland v h c. Doyley. embroidered in colours (6): Mrs R. B. Rice 1 and 2. Miss Leith Terris v h c. Mias Judeen F. Fowler h c. Hardanger endbroidery (8): Miss A. M. Elliott 1. Mias E. G. Milne 2 and h c, Miss M. I. E. Jackson 3. Miss E. N. Kirk vh c. Organdie tea shower (5): Miss E. Marshall 1. Miss G. M. Ke Is by 2. Mr? E. E. Bowden v h c, Miss M. Dailey h c. Handworked apron (9): Miss G. M. Kilsby 1 and 2. Mrs G. Newton 3. Mrs A. Hol lam by v h c. Mrs P. Thomson h c. Hand-made handkerchief (10): Mrs G. Newton 1 and 2. Miss R. Fletcher 3. Mrs A. Hollamby v h c and h c. Miss E. M. Wilson h c. Crochet tray or table cover (10): Miss I. O. McCutchan 1. Mrs C. E. Knipe 2. Mrs R. L. Townsend 3. Mrs P. Thomson v h c, Mrs E. Desbrow hc. Wool embroidery (3): Miss E. Nancy Kirk 1. Miss Joyce Beauchamp 2 and v h c. Cross stitch, silk or cotton (3): Miss R. Fletcher 1. Miss J. Beauchamp 2. Miss L. Kevern v h c. Wool tapestry (5): Mrs M. M. Forrester I I. Miss A. M. Taylor 2. O. H. Johnstone •3. J. Liggins v hc. Tray cloth (11): Mrs I M. Kennington 1, Miss E. Marshall 2. Mrs iG. Newton 3, Miss E. G. Milne v h c. I Miss L. Terris h c. Tapestrv picture. | fine stitch (2): Mrs D. E. Plumridge 1. Tapestry picture, coarse ktitch (13): Mrs M. M. Burtt 1. Miss N. P. Chapman 2. Mrs D. L. Agnew 3. Miss Norah A. Roy v h c. O. H. Johnstone v h c. Mr» K. Kendall hc. Tapestry bag (3): Mrs M. M. Forrester 1. Mrs Douglas Macdougall 2, S. V. Quantick v h c. Woollen knee rus (2): Mrs L. E. Cross. Wool floor rug (6): G. W. Burtt 1, .Mrs O. E. Burtt 2 and v h c, A. E. Wisbey 3. Rug made from rags (7): Mrs J. Sinclair 1. Mrs H. W. 2. Mrs L. Mulholland 3. Mrs John Adamson v h c Woollen tea cosy (7): Mrs J. T. Woodhill 1. Miss E. M. Wilson 2. Mrs W. Lund v h c. Baby’s garments, three pieces (9): Mi's J. T. Woodhill 1, Miss J. Johnston 2, Mrs Ada Mabey 3. Mrs E. M. Olds v h c, Mrs M. Porter h c. Knitted socks for child (7): Mrs Ada Mabey 1, Miss J. Johnston 2, Mrs J. T. Woodhill v h c. Cardigan or pullover, fine wool (8): Mrs J. T. Woodhill 1, Mi's A. B. Campbell 2. Miss A. M. Elliott v h c. Mrs S. H. Manson h c. or pullover, sleeves, fairisle (1): Mrs R. G. Plowman 3. Cardigan or pullover, coarse wool (1): Mrs J. T. Woodhiil v h c. Sleeveless pullover, fairisle (3): Mrs Ada Mabey 3. Mrs J. T. Woodhill v k t. Cardigan for child (S):

Miss D. Marker 1, Mrs A. Mabey v h c. Woollen shawl or pi am cover i2»: Mi’s J T. Wovdhiu 1, J B. Wolterman v p c ‘ Article in New Zealand wool <5»: Miss Nancy Couzins 1, Mr? J T. Woodhili v h c Miss W. Fenton h c. Med-jacket or cape : di): Mrs A J Lancaster 1, Mige K. C. Hammond v h c, Mrs J T. Woodhill h c Men’s socks wheeling wool (2): Mrs V. £. Sanders 2. Mrs £. MacDonald v h c. Men's socks, fingering wool «d>: Mrs E. MacDonald 1 and v h c. Mrs M. A'. Taylor 2 Men's socks, not previous first prize winners (6> Mrs M A. Taylor 1. Mrs R £ . Rice vh c. Mrs A. Davis hc. Knitted ; gloves {1 1: Mis M. Campbell 1 and hc. Mrs "ji. T. Woodhill 2, Miss J. Johnston v h c. Knitted gloves, lairisle Ur. Miss A. M. Elliott v n c. Hand-made skin gloves 11): A. McNeil v h c. Glove*, i crocheted (5): Mrs J. R. Henderson 1 aud . v h c, Mrs S. W. Sped ding 2. Article from *ugar-bag (3): Mrs H. W lx>ck I. 1 Mrs R. Bowie 2. Home-made toy, mechanical or wood (2): C. Perry 1 and 2. Home-made toy, soft (8»: Mrs S W Spedding 1. M. Cas sin 2. Mias Margaret ' Fletcher 3. Mrs G. Ngwtpn v h c Felt I work (4): Mrs D. W. Pearson 1. Mrs D. Macdougali 2 and 3. D. E. Plumridge v h c. Quilting (1>): Mis® W. Fenton 3. Tatting (18): Miss A. C. Hall 1. Miss E M. Wilton 2 and c. Mia* A. M. Elliott 3. H. Fryer v h c, Mie C. E. Knipe v h c, Mrs S. H. Manson h c. Fancy work, coloured (10i: E. J. Greathead 1. Mrs V N. McNeilage 2. Mil* E G Milne 3. Miss R Fiet eh er vh c. FAcy work. white <3>: Miss L. Kevern 1. Mrs G. Newton 2. Best single exhibit of fancywork (15): Mrs V. N. McNeilage 1. Miss P G Rogers 2. Miss •I. O. McCutchen 3. Miss L. Kevern v U c. Mrs G. Newton equal h c. Miss J. Bratley c. Returned Servicemen’s and Hospital Patients’. Classes —Tapestry picture . <6>: H. Low* 1, E. H. Sutherland 2, H. Fjyer 3. L. F. McGiftert v h c. Miss D. Curtis h c. Any other article, tapestry (4): H. Fryer 1, Mrs J. M. Crawford 2, Miss H. Homjins 3. R. M. Makomako vh c. Toy. soft (15): H. J. Ryan 1. Mrs L Priest 2. D. R. Finlayson 3, Miss F. Reeves v h c. W. J. Sheppard h c and c. Felt work (2): H. Lowe I. i.-iss F. Reeves 2. Embroidery (4): M. I. E. Jackson 1. J. Flynn 2. Miss Joyce Beauchamp 3. F. A. Newell C- Crochet (4): Mrs J M. Crawford 1, Miss D. Curtis 2, Miss D. Marker v h c. Knitted garment (3) Miss J. A. Bailey I. Mis* D. Curtis 2, Mr* E. I. Gates h c. Woven scarf (11): Mis* M. Crowe 1, E. McCann 2. William J. Tripp 3. W. Nickham v h c, F. Fry h c, R. A. Moore c. Leather work (11): F. T. Coughlan 1. G. Coull 2. J. Hannah 3, H. Lowe v h c. P. C. Ensor h c. Basket ware (1): c. Lewin L Wj. J. Tripp 1. Girls’ Classes —Embroidered table runner or centre (5): Miaa Merlon McPherson 1, Miss J. F. Fowler 2 and v h c. Apron (2): Miss J F. Fowler 1, Miss M. Bums v h c. Men's socks (1): Miss J. F. Fowler 2. Any other knitted article (2): Miss M. Burns 1. Miss B. Garrett 2. Guest towel (2): Miss J. F. Fowler 1. Any smocked garment (6): Mis* L. Bryson i, Miss Janet Hayes 2. Mis* Denise Bayne 3. Mis* J. F. Fowler v h c. DAIRY PRODUCE (Judges: Officers ol Dairy Division.) Butter, export (1): Taihap4 . Co-op. Dairy Company. Ltd., 1. For farmer* only—Butter, for table use. not less than 21b (4): Mrs E. Demmocks 1, Mrs R. C. Spooner 2. Mrs M. R. Robertson 3. Butter, for table; farms not over 200 acres (3): Mrs E. Demmocks 1, Mrs R. C. Spooner 2. Mrs J. E. Foote 3. Butter, for table -use, non-firat prise winners (1); Mrs R. C. Spooner 1. Fahey butter (2): Mrs A. R. Turner 1, Mrs J. Boulton 2. CHEESE (Judges. Officers of the Dairy Division.) Full-cream cheese, white, for export (8): Linkwater Dairy Company 1, Cloverlea Dairy Company 2. Okalns Bay Dairy Company 3, Orari Dairy Company. Ltd., v h c. Full cream cheese, white, for export, first assistants only (7): Linkwater Dairy Company 1, Cloveriea Dairy Company 2, Waiwera Dairy Company 3, Okains Bay Dairy Company v h c. Full cream cheese, medium size, white or coloured, local trade (8): Cloveriea Dairy Company 1, Linkwater Dairy Company. 2, Orari Dairy Company, Ltd., 3. Waiwera Dairy Company v h c. Full cream cheese, loaf, white or coloured (7): Orari Dairy Company. Ltd., 1. Cloveriga Dairy Company 2, Link water Dairy Company 3, Pigeon Bay Dairy Company v. h c. Waiwera Dairy Company v h c. Full cream cheese, matured, white or coloured (7): Barry’s Bay Dairy Company 1. Waiwera Dairy company 2. Okaint Bay Dairy Company 3, Cloveriea Dairy Companj’ v h c. HONEY (Judges: Officers of Department of Agriculture.) Light amber liquid honey (1): W. Irving 1. White liquid honey (2): G. H. Saville 1 and X

BREAD. SCONES. CAKES. AND PRESERVES iJudges. Bread end scones. Mr G. Bet* stone (Khwee). cakes. Miss T. Anderson (Mei h ven*; preserves. Mrs F. G. Hibbard ißangiora).) Hired. Home-made white. non-Arst prize winneis <s); Mr» W S. Valentine 1 and 2. Mrs I. J. Brown 3. Homemade white, open 17): Mis J Demmocka 1 and 3, Mrs V. if Sande-jl 2. Mrs W. Dawson v h c. Home-made brown or wholemeal (7i: Mrs J. R Broughton 1. Miss Rosa Goodwin 2. Mrs W. Dawson 3. Mrs J. Dem mocks v h c. Wholemeal scones ifii: Mia A. V. Joblin J. Mrs G. Wilke 2. Miss Frances McLaughlin 3. Mrs G. W. Cullen rhe. Yeast buns «•>: Mrs J. Boulton 1. Mrs W. Dawson 2 *nd 3. Mrs J. Demmocks equal, v h c. Girdle scones (4): Mrs R. Manson 1. Miss F. McLaughlin 2. Mrs G W. Cullen equal, v h c. Scotch oat cakes (3): Mrs J. G Walker 1, Mias F. McLaughlin equal. 3 Nut loaf <B*: Mrs J. G. Walker l.Mrs GW. Cullen 2. Mrs R. Manson 3. Mrs W. Dawson v h c. Scones. Oven scones (lilt Mrs A. V. Joblin 1 -and 2. Mrs J. Bell 8. Mrs I. I. Brown v h c. Mrs G Wilke h e. Mrs R. Manson 2. Home-made eve* scones. Under 17 (1>: Miss J. D. Flower L Cakes.—Home-made sponge cake <•>: Mrs W Dawson 1. Mrs M. M. Forrester' 2, Mrs G. W. Cullen 3 and v h C. Homemade sponge sandwich (18* Mrs G. Wilke 1 and 3. Mrs J. Demmocks 2. Mrs W. Dawson v h c. Mrs T. R. Henshaw h c, Mrs J. H. Reid c. Home-made rich fruit cake (15): Mrs G. W. Cullen 1 and 2. Mrs 3. T. Dailey 3. Mrs A. P. Roy fee v h c, Mrs J.H Reid h c Mrs S. MeLeod c. Home-made plain fruit cake (8): Mrs 3. McLeod 1. Mrs W Dawson 2. Mrs C. J. Teale 3, Mrs G. W. Cullen v h c. Mrs 8./ Burrows h c. Home-made sultana cake <13): Mrs W. Dawson 1. Mrs S. McLeod 2. Mr* J. H. Reid 3. Mrs C. J Teale v h c. Mrs Eric Thomson h c. Mrs Jack Allan C. Home-made madeira cake (10): Mrs M. M. Forrester 1. Mrs J. G. Walker 2. Mrs K. Taylor 3. Mrs W. Dawson v h c, Mrs 8. McLeod h c Home-made ginger cake (10*. Mrs C. J. Teale 1. Mrs J. G Walker 2. Mrs M. M. Forrester 3, Mrs J. Demmocks v h c. Mrs W. Dawson h c, Mrs 3. McLeod c. Seed cake (9*: Mrs G. Walker 1. Mrs J. H. Reid 2. Mrs J. G. Walker 8. Mrs C. J. Tealev he. Mrs E. Burrow* ha. Home-made plain biscuits (8): Mrs J. Boulton 1. Mrs J. G. Walker 2. Mrs A. R. Turner 3. Mrs C. J. Teale v h c. Mrs 3. Bell h c. Home-made shortbread (14): Mrs K. Taylor 1. Mrs J. G. Walker 2. Mrs C. J Teale 3. Mrs J. Bell v h c„Mrs G. W. Cullen h c. Mrs T. R. Hemhiw c. Pikelets (10): Mrs C. J. Teale 1 and 2. Mrs G. W. Cullen 3 and v h c. Mrs T. ,E. Warren h c, Mrs A. W. Railton q. Afternoon tea tray (8): Mrs J. H. Reid I. Mrs A. R. Turner 2. Mrs K. Tgjdor 8. Mrs Eric Thomson v h e. Decorated ama* cakes (2): Mias F. McLaughlin 1. Mrs A. R. Turner 2. Home-made plum pudding (4): Mrs G. W. Cullen 1 and 2. Mrs J. Allan 3. Preserves.—Three varieties of homemade jam (4): Mrs K. Taylor 1. Mrs J. P. i Ewart 2, Mrs P. Thomson 3. Three varii eties of home-made preserved fruit* <•): Mrs J. P. Ewart 1 and 2. Mrs R B. Ripe 3. Mrs P. Thomson v h c. Three varieties home-made pickles (6): Mrs G. W. Cullen 1 and 3, Mrs K. Taylor 2, Mrs P. Thomson v b c. Three varieties homemade sauce (5): Mrs K. Taylor 1. Mrs G. W. Cuilen 2 and 3. Apricots (8): Mrs R. B. Rice 1, Mrs P. Thonwon 2, Mrs J. P. Ewart 3. Black currant jam (8): Mrs E. V. Kent 1. Mrs J. Demmocks 2. Misa F. McLaughlin 3. Mrs G. W. Cullen rhe. Raspberry jam (14): Mrs E. V. Kent 1. Mrs W. bawsoh 2 and v h c. Mrs J. P Ewart 3. Miss F. McLaughlin c. Apple jelly (10): Mrs A V. Joblin 1. Mrs W. Dawson 2 and 3. Mrs J. Demmocks v h e and c. Three varieties of jellies (8): Mrs A. V. Joblin 1 and 2. Mrs J. Demmocks 3 and c. Mrs K. Taylor v h c. Apple and blackberry jam (6): Miss F. McLaughlin 1. Mrs E. V. Kent 2. Mrs G. W. Cullen 3 and v h c. Apricot ism (10): Mra J. F. Ewart 1. Mrs R. B. Rice 2. Mrs J. Demmocks 3. Mrs P. Thomson v h c and e. Plum jam (8)): Mrs J. P. Ewart 1. Mrs W. Dawson 2. Mrs P. Thomson 3 and v h c. Mrs A. V. Joblin c. Peach jam i 4): Mrs J. Demmocbs 1. Mrs J. P. Ewart . Mrs G. W. Cuilen 3. Marmalade (14): Mrs J. Demrnocfcs 1 and 2. Mrs J. R. Broughton 8. Mrs P. Thomson v h c, Mrs G. W. Cullen c. WINE (Judge: Mr W. H. Meyers. Christchurch) Red. sweet, any variety (3): R. Kept !, Mrs F. J. Lindon 2 and v h c. White, swteet (s*: Miss L. Kevem 1 and 2. R Kent v h c. Red, dry, not sweet (2): R. Kent 1. C. Lindon 2. White, dry nbt sweet (1): R? Kent 1. Collection wines, not more than six <7): Mrs R. V. Kent equal 1 and X Mrs F. J. Linden iv h c.