RECORD ENTRIES AT 50TH CHEVIOT SHOW

Press, Volume CIII, Issue 30391, 16 March 1964, Page 15

RECORD ENTRIES AT 50TH CHEVIOT SHOW

Gate Takings Nearly Double Last Year

One of Canterbury’s infamous north-westerly winds descended in full cry o nthe Cheviot Agricultural and Pastoral Association’s fiftieth jubilee show on Saturday and attempted throughout the day to sweep the show grounds clean of competitors, exhibits and tent's. It toppled horse jumps, tore at canvas, shook loud-speakers, bounced tent poles, played ball with hats and teased skirts, but failed to drive off a large number of spectators. Nor did it detract from the high standard of competition and the good quality of the entries.

In spite of the strong blustery wind, the weather cleared as the day progressed, with only the odd spatter of rain drops to remind one of the presence of the threatening rain clouds built up over the Lowry Peaks range, behind the show grounds. However, the wind did succeed in making a nuisance of itself and caused several interruptions when the power was cut off on occasions. This year’s total entries, at 3291, were a record for the association and the gate takings at £B3 14s 3d were much better than the £43 18s 6d taken at the very wet show last year. Stalwart Riders Horse and pony competitions were again one of the major highlights of the day, several of the stalwart competitors, who are among the little circus following round the majority of the shows, adding more ribbons and championships to their tallies. Judges in these sections commented favourably on the standard and numbers of entries. Competition in the sheep section also drew praise from the judges who said that with the exception of a few faults in some classes, the quality was very high. In some instances judging was difficult and the championships were separated by only a fine margin of points. Other features of the show were old machinery and an ancient wool waggon drawn by three draught horses, which carried the local dignitaries at the vanguard of the grand parade, as well as a wood chopping event. A magnificent bowl of golden flowers was the outstanding feature of the flower exhibit depicting art through the years. The golden flowers marked the jubilee ear. The jubilee show also marked the retirement of the association’s secretary of long standing, Mr F. D. Childs, who has been secretary for 25 years. The president, Mr P. Le Cren made a presentation to Mr and Mrs Childs. CHAMPIONSHIPS Championships were awarded as follows: Sheep.—Corriedale, ram: D. S. Johns Trust, and reserve. Ewe: J. F. G. Blakely and reserve. Romney, ram: Connemara and reserve. Ewe: F. Brice; reserve, G. S. Palmer and Son. Southdown, ram and ewe: J. H. Patterson and reserve. Halfbred, ram: C. W Denton; reserve, T. F. Northcote; ewe, T. F. Northcote; reserve, C. W. Denton. Horses.—Champion hack, Mrs E. G. Rutherford’s Blue Smoke; reserve, Miss S. Williams’ Brussels; pony, up to 14 hands, Elizabeth Rainey’s Friendship; cob, Misses A. and C. Ferguson's Chum; harness pony, K. L. J. and H. A. Bush's Gaiety; pony, 13.2 to 14.2 hands, Diana Reid’s Sunny Mac; reserve, Elizabeth Rainey’s Friendship Champion hunter, C. A. Chambers Blaze; reserve, Denise Sandford's Fleetwing. Detailed results were:— SHEEP Corriedales (Judges: Messrs R. Robinson and R. Branch) Ram, over 22 months, natural condition, open (14): D. S. Johns Trust 1, H. C. Sidey 2, J. F. G. Blakely 3. Under 22 months, natural condition (8): O. G. Evans 1, D. S. Johns Trust 2, J. F. G. Blakely 3. Ram lamb, natural condition (11): J. Fitzsimmons 1, D. S. Johns Trust 2 and 3. Ram, over 22 months, open (13); D. S. Johns Trust 1 and reserve and 3, H. Sidey 2. Under 22 months (9): D. S. Johns Trust 1 and champion, W. J Hoban 2, W. Dampier-Crossley 3. Ram lamb (14): D. S. Johns Trust 1 and 2, 0. G. Evans 3. Pair ram lambs (6): W. DampierCrossley 1 and 2, J. Fitzsimmons 3. Ewe. over 22 months, natural condition (6): Miss J. DampierCrossley 1, J. F. G. Blakely 2, D. W. and R. D. Ensor 3. Under 22 months, natural condition (10)- W. J. Hoban 1, Miss J. Dampier-Crossley 2, D. W. and R. D Ensor 3. Ewe lamb, natural condition (11): W. DampierCrossley 1, W. J. Hoban 2, Miss J. Dampier-Crossley 3. Ewe. over 22 months, open (7): J. F G. Blakely 1, W. Dampier-Cross-ley 2, W. J. Hoban 3. Under 22 months (9): J. F. G. Blakely 1, D. W. and R. D. Ensor 2, W. Dampier-Crossley 3. Don Ensor Cup—three ewes, one-shear, registered (5): W. Dampier-Cross-ley 1, J. F. G. Blakely 2, Hawkswood 3. Ewe lamb (11): J. Fitzsimmons 1, W. Dampier-Crossley 2 and 3. Pair ewe lambs (5): W Dampier-Crossley 1 and 2, Miss J. Dampier-Crossley 3.

HALFBRED (Judge: Mr L. Dollar.) Ram, over 22 months, open (6): T. F. Northcote 1 and 2, C. W. Denton 3. Ram, under 22 months (6): C. W. Denton 1 and 2; T. F. Northcote 3. Ram lamb (5): T. F. Northcote 1, R. P. Steele 2, C. W. Denton 3. Ewe, over 22 months (4): C. W. Denton 1,2 and 3. Ewe, under 22 months (4): T. F. Northcote 1 and 2, C. W. Denton 3. Ewe lamb (6): C. W Denton 1 and 2, R. P. Steel 3. Romney

(Judges: Messrs J. A. Holmes and H. B. L. Johnston.)

Natural condition, ram over 22 months (4): G. S. Palmer and son 1, F. Brice 2, Fernehurst 3. Ram, under 22 months (4): Connemara 1, A. B. Anderson 2. Fernehurst 3. Bam lamb ((); F. Brice 1, Connemara 2, G. s Palmer and Son 3. Shorn ram iamb (8): F. Brice 1 and 3. G. S. Palmer and Son 2. Open, ram, over 22 months (4): Connemara 1, A. B. Anderson 2, F. Brice 3. ram. under- 22 months (3): Connemara 1. Ram lamb (4): F. Brice 1 and 3, Connemara 2. Ewes, natural condition, over 22 months (3): G. S. Palmer and Sons 1 and 2, Fernehurst 3. Ewe lamb (11): G. S. Palmer and Son 1 and 2, Fernehurst 3. Open: over 23 months (5): G. S. Palmer 1 and reserve, Connemara 2, F. Brice 3. Under 23

months (9): F. Brice 1 and champion, Connemara 2 and 3. Ewe lamb (6): G. S. Palmer and Son 1 and 3, Connemara 2. Pair of ewe lambs (3): F. Brice 1. Southdown (Judge: Mr H. H. Petrie) Ram, over 22 months, open (3): J. H. Paterson 1 and reserve champion and 2, Beckett Brothers 3. Ram, under 22 months (3): J. H. Paterson 1 and champion and 3, C. McCaskey 2. Ram lamb (5): C. McCaskey 1, J. H. Paterson 2, Beckett Brothers 3. Pair ram lambs (4): C McCaskey 1, J. H. Paterson 2, W. Fitzgibbon 3. Ram lamb, natural condition (8): C. McCaskey 1, Beckett Brothers 2 and 3. Ewe over 22 months, open (2): J. H. Paterson 1 and reserve champion and 2. Ewe under 22 months, open (2): J. H. Paterson 1 and champion and 2. Ram lamb, open (3): J. H. Paterson 1 and 3, Beckett Brothers 2. Ewe over 22 months, natural condition (7): J. H. Paterson 1 and 2 and 3. Pair ewes over 22 months, natural condition (2): J. H Paterson 1, A. J. Meikle 2. Ewe under 22 months, natural condition (5) J. H. Paterson 1 and 2, W. Fitzgibbon 3. Pair ewes under 22 months, natural condition (3): J. H. Paterson 1, A. J. Meikle 2, W. Fitzgibbon 3. Ewe lamb (8): J. H. Paterson 1, A. J. Meikle 2, C. McCaskey 3. air ewe lambs (4): J. H. Paterson 1, C. McCaskey 2, A. J. Meikle 3. Border Leicester (Judge: Mr J. G. Gunn) Ewe, over 22 months (2): Beckett Brothers 1 and 2. Ewe under 22 months (2): Beckett Brothers 1 and 2. Flock Sheep (Judge: Mr R. C. Overton) Corriedale or halfbred ram, over 22 months, natural condition (1): P. Le Cren 1. Three Corriedale or halfbred ewes, four-tooth or over, lamb this season (McDonald Cup) (5): Watson and Topp, Ltd., 1 and 2, Beckett Brothers 3. Corriedale or halfbred ewe lamb, natural condition (17): P. Le Cren 1 and Flock Cup, A. D. Middleton 2, J. A. Pain 3. Ewe, any breed, most profitable for breeding (6): Watson and Topp, Ltd., 1 and 3, D. Sloss 2. Pair Corriedale lambs (15): P. Le Cren 1 and 2, J. A. Pain 3. Pair Corriedale or halfbred shorn ewe lambs (3): Watson and Topp, Ltd., 1 and 2. Corriedale or halfbred ewe, one-shear, most profitable for breeding (8): B. D. Childs 1, Watson and Topp, Ltd., 2, D. Middleton 3. Corriedale or halfbred ewe, four-tooth or over, had lamb (9): D. Middleton 1 and 3, Watson and Topp, Ltd., 2. Corriedale or halfbred ewe, two-shear or over (6): Beckett Brothers 1, D. Sloss 2. Corriedale or halfbred ewe, oneshear (6): D. D. Jackman 1, Beckett Brothers 2. Corriedale or halfbred ewe lamb (3): D. D. Jackman 1, Beckett Brothers 2. Romney ram, over 22 months (2): A. B. Anderson 1. Romney ram. under 22 months (2) A. B. Anderson 1. Romney or crossbred ewe, over 22 months (2): Beckett Brothers I. Romney or crossbred ewe, under 22 months (7): A. Elliott 1 and 2, B. C. Wright 3. Romney or crossbred ewe lamb (1): R. C. Webb 1. Shorn Romney or crossbred ewe lamb (9): A. Elliott 1, A. P. Culloty 2, B. C. Wright 3. Fat Lambs (Judge: Mr D. Waghorn.) Pair freezer lambs, black face (8): R. G. Abbott 1, G. J. Hewett 2, R. J. Sloss 3. Pair freezer wether lambs, Corriedale or halfbred (1): R. G. Abbott 1, Pair freezer lambs, to be Romney, Border or English Leicester (3): Beckett Brothers 1. Pair fat lambs, black face and Ryelands, butchers' lambs (5): R. G. Abbott 1, A. H. Page 2, R. J. Sloss 3. Pair fat wether lambs, Corriedale or halfbred butchers’ lambs (1): R. G. Abbott 1. Pair fat lambs, white face Romney, Border or English Leicester, butchers’ lambs (2): A. P. Culloty 1. A. H. Page 2. Young Farmers’ Clubs.— Freezer lamb. Corriedale or halfbred (5): Beckett Brothers 1 and 2, D. D. Jackman 3. Freezer lamb, any other breed (3) G. J. Hewett 1. Beckett Brothers 2 and 3. Fat Sheep Pair two-tooth butchers’ wethers, Corriedale or halfbred (5): K. Fitzpatrick 1, D. D. Jackman 2. R. G. Abbott 3. Pair two-tooth butchers’ wethers, any other cross (1): R. G. Abbott 1. Pair fat ewes, four years and over. Corriedale or halfbred, butchers’ sheep (4) R. G. Abbott 1, Beckett Brothers 2. Any other breed (2); Beckett Brothers 1, R. G. Abbott 2. WOOL (Judge: Mr li. Stewart) Corriedale or halfbred ewe fleece (18): D. S. Johns Trust I, J. W. Ensor 2, W. DampierCrossley 3. Corriedale or halfbred ram fleece (7): D. S. Johns Trust 1,. W. Dampier-Crossley 2 and 3. Ewe hogget fleece (12): J. F. G. Blakely 1, D. S. Johns Trust 2, W. J. Hoban 3. Ram hogget fleece (7): W. DampierCrossley 1 and 2. D. S. Johns Trust 3. Romney or crossbred ewe or hogget fleece (4): R. J. Sloss 1, Estate G. L. Rutherford 2 and 3. Young Farmers’ Clubs: Corriedale or halfbred ewe fleece (4); R. D. Ensor 1,2, 3, and J. E. Ensor Cups. Ewe hogget fleece (3): R. D Ensor 1 and 2, R. R. Anderson 3. SADDLE HORSES

(Judge: Mr I. M. Ritchie) Mare, any age, most suitable for breeding hacks and hunters (6): K. J. L. Bush's Fascination 1, Mrs E. G. Rutherford’s Cleopatra 2, Morwenna Allin’s AliNay 3. Maiden hack, up to 12st. (5): H. R. Williams’ Playboy 1, Mrs E. G. Rutherford’s Cleopatra 2. Mrs C. Fitzsimmons' Speculation 3. Maiden hack, over 13st. (7): Mrs J. B. Douglas-Clifford’s Fair Chase 1, E. J. and A. L. Lee's Rising Sun 2, K. L. J. Bush's Fascination 3. District hack (8): Mrs E. G. Rutherford’s Cleopatra 1, Mrs J. B. Douglas-Clifford's Fair Chase 2, E. A. Anderson and D. Pratt’s Judy 3. Hack, up to 13st. (12): Miss S. Williams' Brussells 1. Mrs J. S. Heard's Cent 2, Mrs J. B. Douglas-Clifford’s Fair Chase 3. Hack, up to list. (8): R. Rutherford’s Blue Nile 1, K. L. Thiele's High Society 2. H. R. Williams' Playboy 3. Hack, up to 15st. (4): Mrs E. G. Rutherford's Blue Smoke 1. Mrs R. W. Wightman’s Heatherbelle 2, Morwenna Allin's James Bond 3. Lady’s hack, to be ridden by a lady (11): Mrs J. S. Heard's Cent 1, R. Rutherford's Blue Nile 2. K. L. Thiele's High Society 3. Best walking hack (10): K. L. Thiele’s High Society 1, Miss J. DampierCrossley's Carrabean 2. Mrs J. B. Douglas-Clifford's Fair Chase 3. Best mannered and paced hack (12): Mrs E. G. Rutherford's Blue Smoke 1, Mrs J. B. Douglas-Clifford's Fair Chase 2, Mrs J. S. Heard's Cent 3. Best pair of hacks: Mrs J. S. Heard’s Cent and Miss S. Williams' Brus-

seis 1, Mrs J. B. DouglasClifford's Fair Chase and Mrs K. Wakeman's William 2, E. A. Anderson and D. Pratt's Judy and Mrs P. H. Creah’s Delight 3. Shepherd's hack and journey horse (12): Mrs R. W. Wightman's Heatherbelle 1, Miss J. Dampier-Crossley's Carrabean 2, E. A. Anderson and D. Pratt’s Judy 3 Park hack, 14.2 to 15.1 hands (5): Jan A. Hale’s Blue Nile 1. Mare or gelding most suitable for hunter (17): Mrs E. G. Rutherford's Blue Smoke 1, Miss S. E. Williams’ Brussells 2, Mrs J. B. Douglas-Clifford’s Fair Chase 3. COBS AND PONIES (Judge: Mrs E. C. Craven.) Group A.—District maiden pony, under 12.2 hands (2): Jillian Fagan’s Cindy 1. Maiden pony, not over 12.2 hands (11): P. Wilkinson’s Firebug 1, Josephine Harnett’s Trixie 2, Lastitia Gorton’s Coffee 3. Open pony, under 13 hands (15): Phillippa Warren’s Gaiety 1, Anna Gould's Jeremy 2, P. Wilkinson’s Firebug 3. District pony, not over 12.2 hands (4): P. Wilkinson’s Firebug 1, Miss Ann Wightman's Rosette 2, Jillian Fagan’s Cindy 3. Open pony, 11 hands and under (6): Jill Murray’s Bambi 1, Anne Edwards’ Goldie 2, Plestra Silcox’s Lady Jane 3. Best paced and mannered pony, 12.2 hands and under (14): Anna Gould’s Jeremy 1, P. Wilkinson’s Firebug 2, Phillippa Warren’s Gaiety 3. Cob, 14.2 hands and under, to carry up to 13 stone (3): Janet Anderson’s Marksman 1, P. Harnett’s Blue Mist 2. Cob, not over 15.1 hands, to carry up to 14 stone (7): Misses A. and C. Ferguson’s Chum 1, Mrs L. Bush’s Prince Robin 2, Mrs N. Esler and W. Muldon’s Grey Fella 3. Harness pony, not over 14.2 hands, to be driven (1): K. L. J. and L. H. A. Bush's Gaiety 1. Group B.—District maiden pony, 12.2 to 14.2 hands (7): Kristine Wilkinson's Cleopatra I. Annabel Anderson’s Sabre 2, Susan Lawrence’s William 3. Maiden pony, 12.2 to 13.2 hands (10): Philllpe Warren’s Fairy Tale 1, Kristine Wilkinson’s Cleopatra 2, Dinah Anderson's Amber 3. Pony, 12.2 to 13.2 hands (16): Elizabeth Rainey’s Friendship 1, W. Walker’s Vanity 2, Lois Walker’s Tinkerbell 3. Maiden pony, 13.2 to 14.2 hands (9): S. Nehon and N. A. Beynon’s Trixie Lee 1, Annabel Anderson’s Sabre 2, Lynley Stackhouse’s Vanity Fair 3. Pony, 13.2 to 14.2 hands (16): Diana Reid’s Sunny Mac 1, Jean Robertson’s Royal Fiesta 2, Shirley Mahon’s Highland Laddie 3. Best paced and mannered pony, 12.2 to 13.2 hands (14): W. Walker’s Vanity 1, Kristine Wilkinson’s Cleopatra 2, Lois Walker’s Tinkerbell 3. Best paced and mannered pony, 13.2 to 14.2 hands (16): Jean Robertson’s Royal Fiesta 1, Shirley Mahon’s Highland Laddie 2, Lesley Murray’s Copenhagen 3. Best pony owned by Cheviot Pony Club member (11): Kristine Wilkinson’s Cleopatra 1, A. Lee’s Mickey 2, Caroline Robertson’s Sioux 3. Best pony club team of three members of the same club (6): Halswell Pony Club 1, Riccar-ton-Fendalton Potty Club 2, Kaikoura Pony Club 3. Group C.—Best girl or boy rider under 8 (16): Ann Wightman 1, Sharon Walker 2, S Edwards 3. Best girl rider, 12 to 16 (18): Shirley Mahon 1. Mary Gould 2, Mary Beynon 3. Best boy rider, 12 to 16 (6): A. Lee 1, K. Jenkins 2, J. Barnes 3.' Best girl rider, 9 to 12 (10): Phillippa Warren 1, Anna Gould 2, Roanne Murray 3. Best boy rider, 9 to 12 (6); R. Rutherford 1, W. Walker 2, A. Jenkins 3. Best girl rider, 9 and under (19): Caroline Robertson 1, Anita Macphail 2, Bridget Latter 3. Best boy rider, 9 and under (6): W. Bush 1, E. Mackie 2, P. Wilkinson 3. Best pony and boy or girl rider. 13 to 16 (11): Shirley Mahon’s Highland Laddie 1, Bridgit Blackie’s Ben Hur 2, Mary Beynon’s Trixie Lee, Jane Inglis’ Orion and Angela Blackie’s Khalif (equal) 3. Glen Albyn Cup, 12 and under (28): Lois Walker’s Tinkerbell 1, Phillippa Warren’s Gaiety 2. Mary Gould's Mr Jinx 3. Jumping (Judge: Mr I. M. Ritchie) Pony, 13.2 hands and under (12): Jan Inglis’ Orlon 1, A. Le’s Nickey 2, Mary Gould’s Mr Jinx 3. Pony, 13.2 to 14.2 hands (6): J. Barne's Johnny I, J. G. Latters’s Flighty 2. Improvers’ jump (10): A. WardSmith’s Forsee 1, A. A. Chambers' Copper 2, R. Rutherford's Blue Nile 3. Open jump (11): Denise Sandford's Fleetwing 1, C. A. Chambers’ Blaze 2, E. A. Anderson and D. Pratt’s Judy 3 Open hit and hurry (12): C. A. Chambers’ Blaze 1, Denise Sandford’s Fleetwing 2, R Ward-Smith’s Forsee ■3. DOGS (Judge: Mr A. Boon) Smooth-haired collie (3): T. Murray’s Mac 1, Mrs R. G. Abbott’s Mac 2. Bearded collie (2): H. A. Boyle’s Rough 1, Tip 2. Collie pup, under 6 months (4): Susan Morrison 1, Roger Saunders 2, Lynne Saunders 3. Sporting and gun dog (1): Mrs G. I. Walls' Garry 1 Non-sporting dog (1): A Beckett 1. GRAIN AND SEED I. Wilkinson 4 firsts, 3 seconds; A. W. Amor 2 firsts, 2 seconds; E. F. Burgess 1 first, 1 second, 2 thirds: Tut Elliott 1 first, 1 second, 1 third; D. B. Stevenson 1 first; A. de Lambert 1 first; S. Murray 1 first; A. D. Smith 1 second; R. M. Stevenson 1 third. HOME, DAIRY PRODUCE (Judge, Mrs E. Baldwin) Mrs R. G. Morris 3 firsts; Mrs J. Gemmell 2 firsts, 5 seconds. 2 thirds; Mrs C. E. Barnes, 1 first, 5 seconds, 2 thirds: Mrs G. A. Luttrell 1 first; Brenda Elliott 1 third; Mrs A. de Lambert 1 first. 1 second, 1 third; Mrs E. M. Billingsby 1 first. 1 second, 1 third: Mrs R. E. Wheeler. 2 firsts, 3 seconds, 5 thirds: Mrs E. D. Crampton 1 first, 1 second, 1 third; Mrs M. Elliott 1 first: Mrs A. M. Johnstone. 1 third; Mrs K. Fitzpatrick. 1 first. 1 third; Mrs R. M. Stevenson, 1 first; Mrs O T. Conway 1 first. VEGETABLES (Judges: Messrs E. G. Smith and P. Thaine) R. G. Morris 4 firsts, 2 seconds, 2 thirds; Mrs D. J. Saunders 3 firsts. 2 seconds, 1 third; I. Wilkinson 3 firsts, 2 seconds, 1 third: J. Paton 3 firsts, 1 third; Mrs M. Kennedy 2 firsts, three seconds, 1 third; W. R. Archbold 2 firsts, two seconds, 1 third; A. M. Hyde 2 firsts. 1 second; Mrs R. A. Barnes 1 first, 2 thirds; Mrs P. A. Burnett 1 first, 1 third; J. A. Gillies 1 first, 1 third; A. de Lambert 1 first, 1 third; J. G. Barnes 3 seconds, 2 thirds; D. D. Jackman 2 seconds; D. Harrison 1 second. 1 third; Mrs E. D. Crampton 1 second, 2 thirds; M. Crampton 1 first; A. Beckett 1 second. 1 third; C. Harrison 1 second; Mrs G. I. Walls 1 third.

ROOTS P. A. Barnes 2 firsts, 1 seo ond: D. H. Murray 2 firsts; I Wilkinson 1 first, 2 seconds. COOKERY Miss J. Upritchard 4 firsts, 1 third; Mrs W. J. Honeybone 2 firsts, 3 seconds, 1 third; Miss J. A. Gray 2 firsts, 3 thirds; G. Johnson 2 firsts, 1 second; Mrs R. Williamson 2 firsts, 1 third; Mrs L. M. Marker 1 first. 3 seconds; Mrs D. Sloss 1 first, 2 seconds, 1 third; Mrs K. Fitzpatrick 1 first, 1 second, 1 third: Mrs C. S. Gidden 1 first, 1 second, 1 third; Mrs M. C. Hyde 1 first, 1 second; Mrs G, A. Luttrell 1 first, 1 third; Miss C. Upritchard 1 first, 1 third; Mrs R. A. Barnes 1 first; Mrs W. A. McLean 1 first; Mrs R. E. Wheeler 1 first; Mrs A. M. Daly 2 seconds; Mrs G. Dickson 1 second, 1 third; Mrs M. C. Anderson 1 second; Mrs R. M. Stevenson 1 second; Mrs A. Hyde 1 second; Mrs M. Elliott 1 second; Miss J. Hoffman 1 second; Mrs R. McArthur 2 thirds; Mrs L. Dickson 1 third; Mrs J. G. Barnes 1 third. FRUIT R. M. Stevenson, 4 firsts, 3 thirds; Mrs J. G, Barnes, 3 firsts, 2 seconds, 1 third; Mrs C. F. Barnes, 2 firsts, 1 second, 1 third; P. A. Barnes, 1 first, 3 seconds, 1 third; A. Beckett, 1 first, 2 seconds, 4 thirds; W. R. Archbold, 1 first, 2 seconds, 1 third; A. M. Hyde, 1 first, 2 seconds, 1 third; A. Hyde, 1 first, 1 second; Mrs R. G. Morris, 1 first; J. Paton, 1 second, I third; S. Murray, 1 second. FANCYWORK (Judge: Mrs F, Baldwin) Mrs T, M. Guard, 2 firsts, 1 second; Miss L, P. Hoban, 2 firsts, 2 second. 2 thirds; Mrs G. Treleaven, 1 first, 2 seconds, 1 third; Mrs C. Giddens, 1 first, 1 third; Mrs D. 8. Foster, 1 second; Miss J. Luttrell, 1 third; Mrs L. M. Cropp, 3 firsts, 2 seconds, 1 third: Mrs L. M. Marker,

3 firsts, 1 third; Mrs D. Sloss, 2 seconds, 1 third; Mrs I. E. Winskill, 1 first, 2 seconds; Mrs H. I, Taylor, 2 firsts, 2 thirds; Mrs B. D. Childs, 1 second; Mrs J. W. Twamley, 1 first, 2 seconds; 1 third; Mrs B. Morgan, 1 first; Mrs E. M. Billingsby, 2 firsts; Mrs J. G. Barnes, 1 third; Mrs W. A. McLean, 1 third; Miss N, M. Walls, 1 first, 1 second: Mrs G. A. Luttrell, 1 second, 1 third; Mrs L. J. Elliott, 1 second. AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHY (Judge: Mr R. E. Baxter) Mrs E. Davison, 4 firsts. 4 seconds, 3 thirds; B. A. Barnes, 2 firsts, 2 seconds, 2 thirds; Janet Anderson, 2 firsts. 1 second; Mrs W. H. Barnes, 2 firsts; I. E. Winskill, 1 first; Mrs G. Dickson, 1 first; W. L. Walls, 1 first; W. M. Murgatroyd, 1 second, 1 third; J. A. Grigor, 1 second; J. M. Hughey, 1 second; W. A. Foster, 1 second; W. A. McLean, 1 second; Mrs I. H. Smith, 2 thirds; Mrs R. M. Wil-

liamson, 1 third; Mrs D. Sloss, 1 third; D. R. Smith, 1 third. ART (Judge: Mr G. A. Genett) Mrs N. Hyde, 2 seconds: Mrs G. M. Ensor, 3 firsts,. 2 seconds, 2 thirds; Mrs H. E. Harrison. 1 first, 2 thirds; Mrs D. C. Williams, 1 first, 1 second; Miss B. Forbes, 1 second; Mrs Rt J. Sloss, 1 first, 2 seconds; Mrs M. Ensor, 2 firsts, 1 second; A. M. Hyde, 1 first.