Courtenay A. And P. Show Sets A High Standard

Press, Volume XCIV, Issue 28129, 19 November 1956, Page 7

Courtenay A. And P. Show Sets A High Standard

The Courtenay Agricultural and Pastoral Association held its eightyfirst annual show at its grounds at Kirwee on Saturday in fine weather There was a large attendance. Although entries were slightly lower than the previous year, the quality in most of the sections was good The grand parade was led by the president of the association (Mr T. D. Macartney), the senior vice-president (Mr D. H. Penney), and the junior vice-president (Mr M. R. Voice) followed by the Ellesmere Highland* Pine Band. In congratulating both the organiser and the exhibitors, the Minister of Railways (Mr J. K. McAlpine) said that he had been coming to the show for a number of years, and he never remembered a better one. The standard of entries m the horse classes was the best the show had ever had All 20 entries in the Ayrshire section were from one exhibitor. J. Jeffries. The general standard was good, said the judge (Mr A. E. Williams), of Kaiapoi. Mr Jeffries was also very successful in the all breeds classes winning the tronhy for the best pair of females in milk, and having the best aged dairy cow, the best two-year-old heifer and the champion dairy cow The champion Ayrshire and the champion dairy cow of all breeds were fine examples of dairy cows. The reserve championship was awarded to a two-year-old heifer which showed signs of developing into a fine animal. The award for the champion Ayrshire bull was made for its age and ringcraft. The standard of entries in the Jersev section was ouite good, said the judge (Mr J. T. Prosser, of Leeston). The aeed cow champion was a particularly fine animal. There had been a big improvement both in the quality and the number of entries since he had judged at the show nreviouslv. Entries were small in the Jersey bull section, but the champion had~ some fine qualities. Winning Ponies Praised In the led light horse section, according to the judge (Mr G. D. Kelly, of Winchmore), the entries were good, and the winning ponies were capable of competing favourably in any metropo’itan show. The judge of the ponies over 13 hands (Mr W. R. A. Parsons, of Amberley) said that the standard was very good and was as high as any other country show in New Zealand, the champion and reserve champion ponies were » practically faultless animals. The riding classes, with girl riders predominating, were excellent. There were 39 entries in the dog trials, but the standard, except for the winning dog, w r as only fair, said the judge (Mr R. J. F. Barrett, of Charteris Bay). The sheep did not lend themselves to good work, as they were rather light. The leading dogs did well to handle the sheep in the manner they did. The only woman competitor. Mrs R. N. Hutton, put up a good performance, and Mr Barrett said he would like to see more women taking part in the sport. Mr K. V. Hood, of Rakaia. the judge of the Merino and Corriedale sections, said that the Corriedale entries on the whole, were good. The champion ram hogget was well woolled and had good carriage. There was very little to choose between the champion and reserve champion ewes, and the championship was awarded to the ewe in wool, as it had a good fleece. Most classes in the flock sheep section were of good quality and the animals were in good condition, said the judge (Mr J. A. G. Fulton, of Loburn).

SHEEP Merinos

(Judge: Mr K. Hood.) Two ewes, halfbred lambs at foot (1): L. D. Adams 1. Corriedales (Judge: Mr K. Hood.) Ram. over 18 months (4): Estate Jas. Reid. Ltd., 1,2. and reserve champion, H Pennev 3. Ram. under 18 months (6): Estate Jas. Reid. Ltd.. 1,2. and champion, F C Ridgen 3. Pair rams, under 18 months (2): F. C. Ridgen 1. D. H. Penney 2. Single ewe hogget (6): Estate Jas. Reid, Ltd.. 1 and 2. D. H. Penney 3. Ewe. natural condition, lamb at foot (2): D. H. Penney 1. F. C. Ridgen 2. Ewe. lamb at foot (2): D H. Penney 1 and 2. Ewe with lamb (5): Estate Jas. Reid, Ltd.. 1 2. and reserve champion, D. H. Penney 3. Ram hogget, natural condition, novice (1): Phyllis C. Scott 1. Ewe hogget, natural condition (1): Phyllis C. Scott 1. Border Leicester (Judge: Mr S. G. Lemon.) Ram, over 18 months (1): J. D. Paterion 1 and champion. Ram, under 18 months (4): J. D. Paterson 1 and reserve champion. J.- D. Paterson 2. Single ewe hogget (3): Eric Thompson 1 and champion, J. D. Paterson 2 and reserve champion. English Leicester Ram. under 18 months (2): Estate of James Reid. Ltd., 1 and champion. 2. and reserve champion. Single ewe hogget (2):

Estate of James Reid, Ltd.. 1 and champion, 2 and reserve champion.

Romney Marsh Ram, over 18 months (5): E. J. Ridgen 1 and 2. J. H. K. Woodhouse 3. Ram, under 18 months (7): E. J. Ridgen 1, J. H. K. Woodhouse 2 and 3. Pair of rams, under 18 months (2): J. H. K. Woodhouse 1. E. J. Ridgen 2. Single ewe hogget (6): J. H. K. Woodhouse 1,2, an H 3. Single ewe. in natural condition, with own lamb at foot (2); L. D. Adams/ 1- 2, and reserve champion. Single 1 and reserve champion and 2. Single ewe. with own lamb at foot (1): L. D. Adams 1 and champion. Single ewe, shorn, with own lamb at foot (1): L. D. Adams 1. Southdowns (Judge: Mr J. H. Paterson.) Ram. over 18 months (1): Mrs J. C. Cradock 1 and reserve champion. Ram, over 18 months (9): C. A. Adams 1 and champion and 2. F. C. Ridgen 3. Ram, under 18 months (3): F. W. Jarman 1. Mrs J. C. Cradock 2. Ram, under 18 months, shorn (8): _C. A. Adams 1,2, and 3. Pair of rams, under 18 months (6): C. A Adams 1 and 2, Collin Bros. 3. Sincle ewe hogget (7): J. H. K. Woodhouse 1. Mrs J. C. Cradock 2. F. W. Jarman 3. Single ewe, in natural condition. with lamb at foot (5): A. J. Moorhead 1. F. C. R : dgen 2, F. W. Jarman 3. Single ewe, with lamb at foot (10): F. W. Jarman 1 and champion. Mrs J. C. Cradock 2, A. J. Moorhead 3. Single ewe. with lamb at foot, shorn (9): Collin Bros. 1 and reserve champion and 2. Mrs J. C. Cradock 3. Single ewe hogget (7): F. W. Jarman 1, L. D. Adams 2. A. J. Moorhead 3. Single ewe hogget, shorn, in natural condition, which has not won first prize (3): Collin Bros. 1 and 2. Single ewe hogget, shorn, in natural condition, which has not won more than three first prizes (2): Collin Bros. 1, W. J. Freeman 2.' , Ryelands Ram, under 18 months (2): Estate of Janies Reid, Ltd., 1 and champion and 2. Single ewe hogget (2): Estate of James Reid, Ltd., 1 and champion and 2. South Suffolk Ram, over 18 months (2): Mrs M. L. Croy 1 and reserve champion, G. S. Campbell 2. Ram, under 18 months (5): D. J. Stewart 1 and 2, G. S. Campbell 3. Single ewe hogget (5):. D. J. Stewart 1, Mrs M. L. Croy 2, G. S. Campbell 3. Single ewe hogget, shorn, with lamb at foot (2): D. J. Stewart 1, Mrs M. L. Croy 2. Single ewe. with lamb (2): Mrs M. L. Croy 1 and champion and 2. Suffolk Ram, over 18 months (1): Mrs J. M. Jarman 1 and champion. Ram, under 18 months (3): Mrs J. M. Jarman 1 and reserve champion and 2. Singe ewe hogget (3): Mrs J. M. Jarman 1 and 2. Single ewe. shorn, with lamb (2): Mrs J. M. Jarman 1. 2 and reserve champion. Single ewe with lamb (3): Mrs J. M. Jarman 1 and champion and 2. Flock Sheep (Judge: Mr J. A. G. Tutton.) * Two Corriedale or halfbred ewes, twoshear or over, lamb at foot (6): Paparua Prison 1 and 2. R. K. Reed 3. Two Corriedale or halfbred ewes, one-shear, lambs at foot (7): Paparua Prison 1 and 2. R. K. Reed 3. Three Corriedale or halfbred ewe hoggets (5): R. K. Reed 1. Paparua Prison 2 and 3. Two ewes, lambs at foot (6): Paparua Prison ri, R. A. Boag 2, Paparua Prison 3. Three Corriedale or halfbred ewe hoggets, s'orn since August 1 1956 (4): June Bedford 1, Paparua Prison 2 and 3. Three Corriedale or halfbred ewe hoggets, autumn-shorn since January 1, 1956 (9): A. C. Wright 1, D. H. Penney 2, A. C. Wright 3. Highest number of sheep class entries, excluding fat sheep classes (1): D. M. Foster 1.

Fat Sheep (Judge: Mr G. Cochrane.)

Three two-shear white-faced wethers, by long-woolled ram (1): D. J. Stewart 1. Three wethers, any age or breed (1): D. J. Stewart 1. Three long-woolled lambs for freezing, not over 641 b liveweight (1): B. and D. Clinton 1. Three long-woolled lambs, not over 721 b liveweight (2): B. and D. Clinton 1, D. M. Foster 2. Three long-woolled lambs, not over 841 b live-weight (1): R. A. Boag 1. Three Down cross lambs, for freezing, not over 601 b live-weight (6): W. J. Walker 1, D. M. Foster 2, B. E. Jarman 3. Three Down cross lambs for freezing, not over 651 b live-weight (6): D. M. Foster 1. B. E. Jarman 2, B. and D. Clinton 3. Three Down cross lambs, not over 721 b live-weight (7): A. Moorhead 1, R. A. Boag 2, Barry Pascoe 3. Three lambs for butchers, lambed since June 30, 1956 (3): R. A. Boag 1. F. W. Jarman 2 and 3. Five freezing lambs (2): W. J. Walker 1. F. W. Jarman 2. Three lambs, over 681 b (6): D. M. Foster 1. Waghorn and Archdall 2, A. Moorhead 3. Three lambs for export (4): B. E. Jarman 1, W. J. Walker 2, B. and D. Clinton 3.

WOOL (Judge: Mr J. Dwyer.) Halfbred hogget (1): Waghorn and Archdall 1. Corriedale ewe (5): Paparua Prison 1 and 2, D. H. Kenney 3. Corriedale hogget (6): Paparua Prison 1,2. and 3. Flock sheep, hogget (2): Waghorn and Archdall 1 and 2.

CATTLE Milking Shorthorns (Judge: Mr C. R. Watson.) Cow, in milk or calf (2): L. Charles 1 and champion.

Ayrshires Cow. in milk or calf (4): J. Jefferies 1, 2, 3 and champion. • Heifer, calved since June 1, 1954, in calf or milk (3): J. Jefferies 1,2, 3 and reserve champion.

Two females, in milk (2): J. Jefferies 1 and 2. Heifer, calved since June 1, 1955 (3): J. Jefferies 1 and 2. Calf, calved since June 1, 1956 (2): J. Jefferies 1 and 2. Bull, two years or over (3): J. Jefferies 1- 2,3, champion and reserve champion. Bull, under two years (3): J. Jefferies 1,2, and 3. Jerseys (Judge: Mr J. T. Prosser.) Cow, in milk or calf (6): T. E. Carter 1, M. D. Wason 2, L. D. Adams 3. Heifer, calved since June 1, 1954, in milk or calf (5): Mrs E. M. Adams and Sons 1, F. E. Lange and Son 2, L. D. Adams 3. Two females, in milk (3): M. D. Wason 1. Mrs E. M. Adams and Sons 2, L. D. Adams 3. Heifer, calved since June 1, 1955 (8): T. E. Carter, John Guillemette (equal) 1, F. Alan and Son 2 and 3. Calf, calved since June 1. 1956 (6): L. D. Adams 1, F. A. Lange and Son 2 and 3. Bull, under two years (2): L. D. Adams I, M. D. Wason 2. Friesians (Judge: Mr G. P. Mclntosh.) Cow, in milk or calf (1):‘A. D. Oliver 1. Heifer, calved since June 1, 1956, In milk or calf (1): A. D. Oliver 1. Calf, calved since June 1, 1956 (1): A. D. Oliver 1. Bull, under two years (1): A. D. Oliver Red Poll (Judge: Mr C. R. Watson.) Cow. any age, in milk or calf (1): G. R. Bedford 1. Heifer,, calved since June 1, 1954, m milk or calf (3): R. Ward-Smith 1 and champion, G. R. Bedford 2. Dairy Cattle Cow, for dairying (9): J. Jefferies 1, T. E. Carter 2, J. Jefferies 3. Heifer, calved since June 1, 1954, two years (7): J. Jefferies 1. L. D. Adams 2, Mrs E. M. Adams and Sons 3. Heifer, for dairying, any breed, calved since June 1, 1955 (10): J. Jefferies 1 and champion, association ribbon, L. D. Adams 2, F. A. Lange and Son 3. Crossbred heifer calf, calved since June 1. 1956 (1): Gerrard Seaton 1. Light Horses Entire, for saddle (2): D. B. C. Allin 1. Pony entire, under 13 hands (2): Russell Williams 1, Gerald Eade 2. Pony, two-year-old filly, colt, or gelding, maturing under 14.2 hands (5): C. Blackett 1, Miss B. Jenkins 2. Pony, two-year-old filly, colt, or gelding, maturing under 13 hands (5) Mrs J. M. Jarman 1, Derek Wells 2, Vicky Archdall 3. Mare, crossed with thoroughbred stallion,- for breeding hunters (6): E. C. Y. Hart 1, G. H. Reed 2, Shirley James 3. Brood mare, foal at foot, or to foal before January 31, 1957 (6) Miss B. Jenkins 1. R. K. Reed 2, R. K. Reed 3. Two-year-old filly, colt or geldr ing, for saddle purposes (3): Miss B. Jenkins 1, S. and C. James 2, Mrs J. M. Jarman 3. One-year-old filly, colt, or gelding, for saddle purposes (4): E. and Y. Hart 1 and 2, Miss B. Jenkins 3. Pony, brood mare, over 13 and under 14.2 hands, foal at foot or to foal before January 31, 1957 (6): Miss B. Jenkins 1 and 2, June Bedford 3. Brood mare, not over 13 hands, foal at foot or to foal before January 31, 1957 (3): Juliet Cunningham 1, Miss B. Jenkins 2 and 3. Pony, one-year-old filly, colt, or gelding, maturing, under 14.2 hands (6): R. A. Boag 1, Miss B. Jenkins 2 and 3. Pony, one-year-old filly, colt, or gelding, maturing, under 13 hands (6): Miss B. Jenkins 1 and 2, F. W. Jarman 3.

Hack, maiden district (7): Misses E. and Y. Hart 1, K. W. Broughton 2, Mrs E. J. Pankhurst 3. Hack, maiden, open (11): Miss G. Richards 1, K. W. Broughton 2, Miss N. Esler 3. Hack, district, any weight (8): Misses E. and Y. Hart 1, Miss Enid Gillanders 2, Helen Bedford 3. Hack, not over 11 stone (13): Miss J. M. Bell 1, S. M. Boon 2, Mrs R. W. Campbell 3. Hack, not over 13 stone (8): Miss Natalie Coe 1, Miss Joan Earl 2, Helen Bedford 3. Hack, over 13 stone (7): Mrs H. T. Little 1 and champion, Adrienne Smith 2, S. M. Boon 3. Hack, district, ridden by lady (7): Misses E. and Y. Hart 1, Miss Enid Gillanders 2, Helen Bedford 3. Hack, open, to be ridden by lady (14): Miss J. M. Bell 1 and reserve champion, Miss Natalie Coe 2, S. M. Boon 3. Best mannered hack (11): Mrs H. T. Little 1, Miss Natalie Coe 2, S. M. Boon 3. Park hack, 14.2 hands and not over 15.1 hands, thoroughbred considered (8): Mrs R. W. Campbell 1, S. M. Boon 2, lan Monk 3. Best walking hack (14): Miss Enid Gillanders 1, Miss M. Wilson 2. Mrs H. T. Little 3. Shepherd’s hack (9): Miss M. Wilson 1, Miss Enid Gillanders 2, Misses E. and Y. Hart 3. Best pair of hacks (6): Mrs H T. Little 1, S. M. Boon 2, Phillipa Macann 3. Best lady rider (14): Mrs C. L. Austin 1, Sandra Franklin 2, Miss Natalie Coe 3. _ Hunters

Maiden hunter, over four jumps (9): Miss B. A. Quigley 1, S. M. Boon 2, J. A. Smith 3. Hunter, up to 12 stone, over five jumps (10): Miss G. Richards 1 and reserve champion. Miss Joan Earl 2, Miss Susan Grigg 3. Hunter, 12 stone and over, over five jumps (10): S. M. Boon 1. H. C. Greenwood 2, D. J. Muckle 3. Lady's hunter, ridden by lady, over five jumps (19): Miss Elaine Ashton 1, D. J. Muckle 2, Miss B. A. Quigley 3. Opcrt-hunter, over six, including wire jump (14): Miss Elaine Ashton 1. D. J. Muckle 2, Miss Joan Earl 3. District jumps, over five jumps (6): Miss Susan Grigg 1, H. C. Greenwood 2, K. W. Broughton 3. Handy hunter (10): H. C. Greenwood 1, Miss G. Richards 2, Miss Joan Earl 3. Saddle Cobs Cob, not over 14.3 hands (9): D. M. Crowther 1 and champion, Mrs L. J. Smellie 2, Mrs L. Bush 3. Maiden cob, under 15.1 hands (5): G. H. Reed 1 and reserve champion, P. Walker 2, E. and Y. Hart 3. Cob, over 14.2 hands and under 15.1 hands (9): Miss J. A. Lewis 1, E. and Y. Hart 2. P. Walker 3. District cob, not over 15.1 hands (3): E. and Y. Hart 1,2, and 3. Harness Horses Entire (1): L. Charles 1. Brood mare, foal at foot or to foal before January 31, 1957 (1): B. Jenkins 1. Pony brood mare under 14 hands, foal at foot or to foal be-

fore January 21, 1957 (1): Miss B. Jenkins 1. Yearling filly colt or gelding (4): E. and Y. Hart 1 and 2, Mrs C. J. Pankhurst 3. Two-year-old filly, colt or gelding (2): Derek Wells 1, Miss B. Jenkins 2. Maiden pony, not over 14 hands, driven (1): L. H A. Bush 1. Pony, under 13 hands, driven (1): J. S. and R. B. Lilley 1. Pony, over 13 and under 14 hands, driven (4): J. S. and R. B. Lilley 1 and champion, L. H. A. Bush 2. Horse, over 14 and under 15 hands, driven (4): Miss Alison Kyle 1, J. S. and R. B. Lilley 2 and 3. Gig horse, driven (2): J. S. and R. B. Lilley 1 and reserve champion, Joe Baritta 2. Best actioned pony or horse (7): Miss Alison Kyle 1 and champion, J. S. and R. B. Lilley 2 and 3. Best lady's turnout, driven (3): Miss Alison Kyle 1, J. S. and R. B. Lilley 2 and 3. Saddle Ponies Maiden pony, under 13 hands. rider under 15 years (20): Jennifer Dawson 1, Elizabeth Petrie ’2, A. Ward-Smith 3. Pony, under 11.2 hands, rider under 12 years (13): Jeanette Williams 1, Anne Kavanagh 2. Colin Bush 3. Pony, over 11.2 and under 12.2 hands, rider under 14 years (26): I. Bruce James 1, Barbara Jarman 2, David Irwin 3. Pony, over 12.2 and under 13 hands, rider under 15 years (12): Jill Kelly 1 and reserve champion, Susan Bristow 2, Elizabeth Petrie 3. District maiden pony, under 13 hands, rider under 16 years (6): Jennifer Dawson 1, Vicky Archdall 2, Beth Prest 3. District pony, not over 13 hands, rider under 16 years (10): Jennifer Dawson 1 and champion, Barbara Jarman 2, Richard Mcßride 3. Best mannered pony, over 12 and under 13 hands, rider over 16 years (26): Jill Kelly 1, I. Bruce James 2, Alister Goodwin 3. Best mannered pony, under 12 hands, rider under 16 years (14): Barbara Jarman 1, Derek Wells 2, David Irwin 3. Maiden pony, over 13 and under 14.2 hands, rider under 17 years (21): Diana Cunningham 1, Ellen Morton 2, Angela Judd 3. Pony, over 13 and under 13.2 hands, rider under 16 years (19): Julie Beaumont 1, Marion Bush 2, Rae Morriss 3. District pony, over 13 and under 14.2 hands, rider under 18 years (11): June Bedford 1 and h c, Douschka Hutton 2, E. and Y. Hart 3. Pony, over 13.2 and under 14 hands, rider under 18 years (11): June Bedford 1, A. and A. M. Kavanagh 2, Alison Bedford 3. District maiden pony, over 13 and under 14.2 hands, rider

under 18 years (6): Douschka Hutton 1, Angela Judd 2, Diana Reid 3. Pony, over 14 and under 14.2 hands, rider under 18 years (18): Sandra Franklin 1, June Bedford and Mrs R. K. Reed 2, Diana Cunningham 3. Best mannered pony, over 13.2 and under 14.2 hands, rider under 18 years (19): Alison Bedford 1 and h c. June Bedford 2, Diana Cunningham 3. Best mannered pony, over 13 and not over 13.2 hands, rider under 18 years (15): Anne Jarman 1, Julie Beaumont 2 Marion Bush 3. Riding Classes Best rider under 7 years, led pony (18): Barton Reed 1, Lois Walker 2. P. Penney 3 Best rider under 9 years (7): Pauline Adams 1, Susan Keenan 2. S. Penney 3. Best boy rider under 11 years (5): Colin , Bush 1, lan Esler 2, Andrew Penney 3. * Best girl rider undei- 11 years (13): Christ- ' ine Macann 1, Beth Lemon 2, Sharon } Guillemette 3. Best boy rider under 13 } years (8): Alister Goodwin 1, Russell Wil- J Hams 2, Wayne Monk 3. Best girl rider * under 13 years (25): Miss Alison Bedford 1 1, Miss Susan Bristow 2. Best boy or girl , rider under 11 years, novice district (4): 1 Sarah Deans 1, Peter Steele 2, Judith : Reed 3. Best girl rider under 15 years ’ (13) Diana Cunningham 1, Katherine } Macann 2, K. Aitchison 3. Best boy I rider under 15 years (1): W. Cameron. J Best rider under 18 years, district novice ! (5): K. Aitchison 1, Faye Moffatt 2, Miss , E. Deans 3. Best rider, 18 years or under ’ (19) Sandra Franklin 1, Diana Cunning- 1 ham 2, June Bedford 3. Three pony team, 1 under 14.2 hands, riders under 18 years 1 (14) Bangor Pony Club, captain, J. Bedford, 1. Pony Jumps ' Pony, under 12.2 hands, rider under 14 years, over four jumps (8): I. Bruce James 1. W. Cameron 2, Jill Cooke 3. . Pony, under 13.2 hands, rider under 16 years (17): I. Bruce James 1, Jill Kelly 2, Jill Cooke 3. District pony, over 12.2 1 and under 14.2 hands, rider under 18 years (10): Richard Mcßride 1, Alison Bedford 2. Jacqueline Mcßride 3. Pony, over 12.2 : and under 14.2 hands, rider under 18 years (20) Jacqueline Mcßride 1, Diana Cunningham 2, Gaynor Ellis 3. Gymkhana Pony trot, not over 13 hands: Wayne Monk 1, Miss R. Williams 2. Pony trot, 13 and under 14.2 hands: Rosemary Grimsey 1, Helen Mackintosh 2. Open trot: Rosemary Grimsey 1, Wayne Monk 2. Sheep Dogs (Judge: Mr R. Barrett.) Rough-haired Sheep dog (7): H. M.’ King s Sue 1, W. Prestage 2 and 3. Smoothhaired sheep dog (5): K. G. Cameron's Dick 1. J. Crooks's Mac 2, M. R. Wilson's Lassie 3. Bearded collie (5): H. A. Bovle’s Joe 1, W. Prestage 2. F. A. Atkinson 3. isheep dog trials (41): A. N. Barber’s Mac 1, R. M. Wilson’s Tweed 2, W. G. Ellery’s Dave 3. Maiden special: R. M. Wilson’s Tweed. Ladies’ special: Mrs R N. Hutton's Dick. PETS’ SECTION (Judge: Mr C. G. Jarman) Pet lambs (11): Robert Seaton 1, St. G. Reardon 2. Heifer calf (4): Kathleen Lange 1, M. Kavanagh 2 and 3. Yearling heifer (5): Gerrard Seaton 1, Brian Lange 2, John Guillemette 3. GRAIN AND SEED (Judge: Mr H. Holmes) Collection of farm seeds (2): Malcolm Seaton 1, A. A. Russell 2. White oats (3): A. A. Russell 1 (equal), Malcolm Seaton 3. Algerian oats (1): Malcolm Seaton. Oat sheaf chaff (1): Malcolm Seaton. Tuscan wheat (1): Barry Pascoe. Wheat, any other variety (4): A. A. Russell 1, Malcolm Seaton 2, G. S. Campbell 3. Malting barley (1): A. A. Russell. Sheaf of green fodder (2): Murray Robertson I. Malcolm Seaton 2. Peas, any other variety (3): A. A. Russell 1, Murray Robertson 2. Marathon peas (4): G. S. Campbell 1, A. A. Russell 2. Blue lupins (1) Malcolm Seaton 1. Cow grass (2): A. A. Russell 1. White clover (2): Malcolm Seaton 1, A. A. Russell 2. Perennial ryegrass (3): Malcolm Seaton 1, A. A. Russell 2. Italian Ryegrass (3): Redfern Bros. 1, G. S. Campbell 2. Hl ryegrass (2) Redfern Bros. 1, A. A. Russell 2. Bale of old season’s hay (3): Barry Pascoe 1, Malcolm Seaton 2. Bale of hay (2): Malcolm Seaton 1. Twelve potatoes (2): Malcolm Seaton 1, A. A. Russell 2. FARM PRODUCE Mrs R. B. Shillock. 9 firsts, 2 seconds. 2 thirds; Miss F. McLaughlin, 5 firsts, 4 seconds, 1 third; Miss Joan Watson. 3 firsts; Mrs J. H. Smythe, 2 firsts, 3 seconds, 1 third; Mrs G. M. Gallagher, 2 firsts, 2 seconds: Miss B. Paterson, 2 firsts. 1 second. 3 thirds; Miss J. E. Manson, 1 first, 4 seconds, 3 thirds; Mrs Eric Thomson. 1 first. 1 second, 2 thirds; Miss H. Bedford. 1 first, 1 second, 1 third: Miss Elaine Robertson, 1 first, 1 second; Mrs C. Boulton, 1 first; Dawn Mclntosh. 1 second; Ida Mclntosh, 1 second; Miss Diane Macartney, 1 third. HOME INDUSTRIES Miss M. E. Colee, 5 firsts, 1 second, 1 third; Mrs J. C. Montgomery, 3 firsts. 1 second; Mrs C. N. Talbot, 3 firsts; Mrs J. Rowlands, 2 firsts, 7 seconds, 1 third; Miss E. M. Manson, 2 firsts, 2 seconds, 1 third; Miss'l. B. Thompson, 2 firsts; Miss Nola Redmond, 1 first. 2 seconds. 2 thirds; Mrs P. A. Johnston, 1 first, 1 second, 2 thirds; Mrs G. H. Steel, 1 first, 1 second, 1 third; Miss E. Eaves, 1 first, 1 second; Miss O. Wilson, 1 first; Mrs H. Anson, 1 first; Miss B. McDowell, 1 second, 1 third; Miss W. Montgomery, 1 second, 1 third; Miss G. Collin, 1 second; Miss Elaine Robertson, 1 second; Miss O. Wilson, 1 second; Mrs J. Redmond, 1 third.