BIG ENTRIES, GOOD GATE AT HAWARDEN SHOW

Press, Volume CVIII, Issue 31631, 18 March 1968, Page 9

BIG ENTRIES, GOOD GATE AT HAWARDEN SHOW

The Hawarden Agricultural and Pastoral Association’s sixty-first show held on Saturday once again proved to be the most popular and successful event of the year in the district. Slightly overcast conditions early in the morning gave place to clear skies and high temperatures with a slight but welcome cooling breeze.

Entries in most classes compared well with recent shows, and the gate takings of $252 were down only about $8 on the anniversary show of last year.

Ring events, side shows, house and dairy exhibits, school work, and art sections as well as the comprehensive display of farm machinery and vehicles provided constant interest throughout the day. Mr H. L. Pickering, M.P., said he made a point of attending the Hawarden show whenever possible because of his interest in the Corriedale sheep sections. He found them up to their usual high standard. “I was, however, a little disappointed in the number of cattle entries, but there was nothing disappointing in their quality. I would like to see more competition here in future years,” he said. “I have great confidence in the future of the district in spite of the difficult times ahead, and shows such as this do a great deal towards fostering high standards throughout New Zealand.” The president of the association (Mr J. K. Fincham) said farming was facing challenging times, but it was a basic industry and must win through in the end. One-day agricultural and pastoral association shows were an ideal opportunity for inexperienced! competitors to come before; experienced judges withoutl fear of disgrace.

The show was a wellbalanced event, and its smooth running was a credit to the effort of judges, stewards and marshals, and to the work of the committee. A 1911 eight horsepower compound traction engine displayed by Mr J. L. Quigley was the centre of much interest and admiration for the work put into its restoration. It was “discovered- ’ by Mr L. A. Rogers, of Springston, who found it in a Papanui glasshouse where it had been used for generating steam for heating. It then had a tree growing between the back wheel and the fly wheel. Judges in most classes commented favourably on the quality and number of entries exhibited.

Mr R. D. Ensor, the judge of the natural condition Corriedale ewes, said that competition in most classes was very good.

The judge of the Corriedale rams. Mr A. M. Saunders, of Ashburton. said he was pleased with the number of entries. which were well up to the high standard expected at a Hawarden show. The champion ram was a very good headed sheep, and carried a good fleece. Mr Saunders was impressed with the winning ram hogget. The judge of the Corriedale ewes (Mr R. Robinson) said the champion and reserve champion ewes, and the first prize one-shear ewe were all outstanding exhibits.

Mr G. Gumbrell. who judged the Ryelands, said he was pleased to see the breed appearing again in a North Canterbury show, but some of the wool was distinctly off type, and improvement of this feature was necessary. The judge of the fat sheep •Mr J. Mcßride) said the standard was excellent for the time of the year when the schedule was on the way down.

The judge of the ponies over 12.2 hands (Mr P. J. Hanrahan) said he was agreeably surprised at the improvement since he last judged at the show about seven years ago. This was true throughout all classes. The champion was an outstanding example of a child’s pony. Mr A. H. Topp. who judged the Hereford cattle, said the j exhibits were a credit to the I breed. They had plenty of size , and were well fleshed. They ‘ were well brought out withl good colours and coats. CHAMPIONSHIPS Results of championship events were:— Horses.—Hack: Mrs S. H. Sampson’s Morning Spirit: reserve. Mrs B. G. Rutherford's Blackthorn. Cob: Mrs J. Williamson's and Mrs C. Fergusson's Chum: reserve. Miss R. King’s Orient Morn. Ponies, rider under 13: Suanne and Jillene Stead’s Popcorn: reserve, Misses K. and J. Mahony's Debonaire. Pony, rider under 18: Robyn Hyslop’s My Word. Pony, rider under 16: Miss A. MacPhail's Glitter. Hunter: I. Glidden's Moorpork: reserve. Miss M. Allin’s Ladakh. Sheep.—Corriedale ewe: reserve, D. S. Johns Trust. Southdown, ram: J. H. Paterson. Ewe: J. H. Paterson- reserve, J. K. Fincham. Dorset Horn or Poll Dorset, ram: B and P. Gardner; reserve, R. G Barnes. Ewe: B. and P. Gardner: reserve. R. G. Barnes South Dorset Down, ewe: A. A Ellis; reserve, A. A. Ellis. Romney, ram: Darnley Stud: reserve. C. Burrows. Ewe: C Burrows: reserve, C. Burrows. English Leicester, ram: Beachwood Trust: reserve, Mrs J. C. Cradock. Ewe: Mrs J. C. Cradock; reserve. Beachwood Trust. Border Leicester, ram: J. R Gardner. Ewe: J. R. Gardner, and reserve. Ryeland, ram: J. McK. Gardner; reserve, D. J Morrison. Ewe: D. J. Morrison; reserve, J. McK. Gardner. Halfbred or Corriedale, ewe: Cloverfield Farm, Ltd. Pair woolly ewe hoggets: R. Black. Merino, ewe: R. p. Steele. Cattle.—Aberdeen Angus, bull: C. G. Gardner. Cow: C. G. Gardner. Hereford, bull: J. F G. Blakely. Cow: G. M. Burrows. Beef Shorthorn, cow: L. C. Fincham. Dogs.—A. O. C. Rutherford’s Rob. Results: HORSES Light Horses (Judge: Mr M. R. Williamson.) Maiden hack (10): Mrs N. T. Judson's Buffy 1, D. F. Collins's Sagacious 2, Miss J. Grimwood's Bay Rum 3. Hack to 11 stone • 12): Mrs S. H. Sampson’s Morning Spirit 1, Miss D. Bowker’s Masterpiece 2, A. H. WardSmith’s Te Kooti 3. Hack to 13 stone (8): Mrs B. G. Rutherford’s Blackthorn 1, Miss S. Mahon’s Robbie Burns 2, Mrs J. B. Douglas-Clifford's Fair Chase 3. Hack to 15 stone (6): Miss C. Robertson's Tom Sawver 1. Miss M. Allin's Eldora 2, Miss M. Meares’s Hoa Hewa 3. Lady’s hack (17): Mrs S. H. Sampson's Morning Spirit 1, Mrs B. G. Rutherford’s Blackthorn 2, Miss D. Bowker’s Masterpiece 3. Maiden cob. not over 15.1 hands (5): Miss C. A Wilson's Vanity Girl 1. Miss R. King’s Orient Morn 2, Miss S. Eastwood’s Mr Sambo 3. Cob. not over 14.3 <6): Mrs L. Bush s Prince Robin 1, Miss R. King’s Orient Morn 2 and reserve champion, Miss'

E. J. Dalzell's Bev 3. Cob, over 14.3 and not over 15.1 (3): Mrs J. Williamson and Miss C. Ferguson s Chum 1 and champion, Miss A. K. Thom’s Moorboy 2, Miss C. A. Wilson s Vanity Girl 3. Best paced and mannered hack (18): Mrs S. H. Sampson’s Morning Spirit 1 and champion, Miss D. Bowker’s Masterpiece 2, Mrs B. G. Ruther- ! ford’s Blackthorn 3 and reserve champion. Pair of hacks (3): Miss H Lindsay and R. Preece’s Te Kahu and Miss D. Bowker’s Masterpiece 1, Miss S. Mahon’s Robbie Burns and R. G. Morris’s Black Rod 2, Miss J. Robertson’s Hunting Stewart and Mrs S. H. Sampson’s Morning Spirit 3. Park hack (2): Mrs N. T. Judson’s Buffy 1, Miss C. Robertson’s Tom Sawyer 2. Fastest walking horse (12): Miss J. Robertson’s Hunting Stewart 1, D. F. Collins’s Sagacious 2, Miss C. Robertson and R. Preece’s Te Kahu 3. Best shepherd’s hack (11): Mrs P. H. Crean’s Matador 1, Mrs G. C. West’s Tarantella 2, Miss A. Wilson’s Vanity Girl 3.

Ponies (Mr L. J. McLaughlan) Ponv brood mare (6): Miss J. Black's Copper Glow 1, Miss S. Gardiner’s Pandora 2, G. and F. West’s Mittens 3. Maiden pony (11): T. Topp’s Gaye 1, Miss J. Calder’s Imp, 2, Miss E. Hamilton’s Nightingale 3. Pony over 11.2 hands (6): Misses S. and J. Stead's Popcorn 1 and champion, Misses F. and A. Macphail's Golden Ann 2, Kirsten Silcock’s Fire Brand 3. Pony over 12 hands (10): Misses K. and J. Mahony’s Debonaire 1 and reserve champion, Miss A. Moore's Little Prince 2, Miss D. Bevins's Prince Ali 3. Pony under 11.2 hands (8): G. and F. West’s Mittens 1, Miss J. Stead's Petite Fleur 2, Miss E. Hamilton's Nightingale 3. District pony under 12.2 hands (9): Miss J. Calder’s Imp 1, Miss E. Hamilton’s Nightingale 2, B. Burrows’s Jimmy 3. Best paced and mannered pony, not over 12.2 hands (15): Misses F. and A. Macphail’s Golden Ann 1, Miss A. Moore’s Little Prince 2, T. Topp’s Gaye 3. School pony of Moorland type. I not over 13.2 hands (13): Miss A. Moore’s Little Prince 1, Miss IJ. McCracken’s Freckles 2. Miss .J. A. Minehan’s Honey Bunch 3. Saddle Pony (Judge: Mr P. J. Hanrahan) Pony, not over 12.2 hands (6): Miss R. Short’s Nikomar 1, Miss S. Newton’s Blaze 2. G. Burrows’s Captain Dawie 3. Maiden pony over 12.2 and under 13.2 hands (17): Miss J. Waters’s Eastern Prince 1, Miss M. Dempsey's Twinkle 2, Miss M. Cottrell’s Copper 3. Pony over 13.2 and under 14 hands (4): Miss R. Hyslop’s My Word 1, Miss J. Black’s Copper Glow 2, Miss A. Morkane's Cherry Ripe 3. Pony between 14 and 14.2 hands (10): Miss K. Waters’s Master Simon 1, Miss B. Davis’s Gipsy Nor 2. Barbara Costello’s Lucky Lady 3. Pony between 12.2 and 13 hands (8): Miss A. MacPhail’s Glitter 1, Miss M. Cottrell's Copper 2, Miss R. Johns’s Jack Frost 3. Pony between 13 and 13.2 hands (16): Miss W. Rutherford's Sahib 1, Miss M. Dempsey s Twinkle 2, Miss J. Murray’s Aladdin 3. District pony, between 12.2 and 14.2 hands <l4>: Miss W. Rutherford's Sahib 1, Miss J. McKenzie’s Sugar Time 2. B. Costello’s Sparkle 3. Best paced and mannered pony, not over 13.2 hands (22): Miss A. MacPhail’s Glitter 1 and champion. P. Hyslop’s Golden Eagle 2, Miss W. Rutherford’s Sahib 3. Best paced and mannered ; pony, between 13.2 and 14.2 hands (12): Miss K. Waters's Master Simon 1, Miss C. Grant’s '■ Royal Fiesta 2, Miss J. Black's Copper Glow 3. Best team (3): Kaiapoi Pony Club 1. Amberley Pony Club 2. Pony Club team, Riccarton-Fendaltoh 3. Maiden harness pony (1): T. O’Carroll’s IWaitohi Lass 1. Harness ponv or horse (2): L. H. A. Bush’s i Midnight 1. Best boy or girl .under 10 years (16): Miss S. .Gardiner’s Pandora 1, J. Clark 2. R. Gardiner's Shadow 3. Best | boy or girl under 12 years (22): Miss S. Gardiner’s Pandora 1, Miss J. Gardiner s Chiquita 2, R. Gardiner's Shadow 3. Best rider under 12 years (18): Miss D. Bevins 1, F. McPhail’s Golden Ann 2, S. Stead's Popcorn 3. Best boy or girl 12-14 years (22): Miss K. Mahony 1. Miss A. Mcphmail's Glitter 2. Miss R. Clark 3. Best boy or girl under 14 years (13): Miss M. Dempsey's Twinkle 1, Miss N. Mander's Moon Boy 2, Miss J. Searle’s Lorna Doon 3. Best boy or girl rider. 14-16 years (12): Miss S. Harris 1. Miss P. Gray’s Sabrina 2. Miss S. A. Nurse 3. Best boy or girl rider, under 12 years (5): B. Costello’s Sparkle 1, R. McLean 2, Kirsten Silcock 3. Unity competition, under 13 years (21): Miss W. Rutherford's Sahib 1, Miss A. | Moore’s Little Prince 2, Miss S. Stead’s Popcorn 3. Unity competition. 13-16 years (14): Miss A. Morkane’s Cherry Ripe 1. Miss K. Mahony 2, Miss S. Nurse’s Nimbus 3. Competitions

Maiden hunter (11): E. J. Topp's General Pizarro 1, A. H. Ward-Smith’s Forsee 2, A. H. Ward-Smith's Te Kooti 3. Lightweight hunter (15): G. and J. Inglis’s Acapulco 1, Miss M. Allin’s Ladakh 2, Mrs S. H. Sampson’s Morning Spirit 3. Heavy-weight hunter (7): G. and J. Inglis’s Watutsi 1, A. H. Ward-Smith’s Forsee 2. Miss M. Allin’s Eldora 3. Open hunter (14): I. Glidden’s Moorpork 1 and champion. Miss M. Allin’s Ladakh 2 and reserve champion, Miss S. Mahon’s Kimihia 3. Pony jumping (25): Miss J. Murray’s Aladin 1, Miss A. MacPhail’s Glitter 2, M. Burgess's Tally Ho 3. Pony over 13.2 hands (19): T. Burgess’s Sentinel 1, Miss R. Short’s Nikomar 2, Miss C. Grant’s Royal Fiesta 3. Improver’s Olympic pony jump (19): Tony Burgess’s Tally Ho 1, Michael Burgess’s Tally Ho 2, Lawrence May’s Tarantella 3. Olympic pony jump (4): Anita MacPhail’s Glitter 1, Kathryn Waters’s Master Simon 2, Julie Turner’s Tango 3. Improvers’ F.E.I. jump (11): Susan Harris’s Shah 1, Shirley Mahon’s Kimihia 2. E. J. Topp’s General Pizarro 3. Grade F.E.I. jump (7): I. Glidden’s Moon 1, Miss M. Bush’s Kilarnie, A. H. Ward-Smith’s Forsee and Miss M. Allin’s Ladakh (equal) 2. SHEEP Halfbred (Judge: Mr A. F. S. Rutherford) Ram, two-shear or over (3): T. P. Northcote 1 and 2, C. Burrows 3. Ram, one-shear (3): T. F. Northcote 1 and 2, C. Burrows 3. Ram lamb (4): T F Northcote 1. E. W. Pawsey 2, C. Burrows 3. Pair ram lambs (1): C. Burrows 1. Ewe, two-shear or over (1): C. Burrows 1. Ewe. one-shear (3): C. Burrows 1, T. F. Northcote 2 and 3. Ewe lamb (4): C. Burrows 1, T F Northcote 2, E. W. Pawsey 3.

Corriedale (Judges.—Ewes: Open, Mr R. Robinson; natural condition, Mr R. Ensor. Rams: Open, Mr A M Saunders; natural condition, Mr W. Dampier-Crossley)

Ram. two-shear or over (10)’ri G o Blake, y and Son 1 and 3. D S. Johns Trust 2. Ram, one-shear (15): W. R. E. and F Booker 1 and 3, J. F. G. Blakel y and Son 2. Ram lamb (13): J. F. G. Blakely and Son 1 and 3, estate H. Sidev 2 Pair ram lambs (4): J. F. G. Blakely and Son 1 and 3, estate O. G. Evans and Son 2. Ram. twosJ\ear ° r over . natural condition <8): D. S. Johns Trust 1 and 2. J. F. G. Blakely and Son 3. Ram, one-shear, natural condition (8): W. R. E. and F. E. Booker 1. D. S. Johns Trust 2

, and 3. Ram lamb, natural condition (18): W. J. Hoban and - Son 1. D. S. Johns Trust 2, J. F. - G. Blakely and Son 3. Ewe, two- - shear or over (12): W. R. E. - and F. E. Booker 1. J. F. G. I Blakely and Son 2, D. S. Johns • Trust 3. Ewe, one-shear (12): 1 J. F. G. Blakely and Son 1 and j 3. W. R. E. and F. E. Booker 2. ■ Ewe lamb (13): estate H. Sidey ' 1, W. R. E. and F. E. Booker 2, , W. F. Dixon and Company 3. ’ Pair ewe lambs (3): estate H. ’ Sidey 1, J. F. G. Blakely and ‘ Son 2 and 3. Ewe, two-shear or . over (12): D. S. Johns Trust 1 . and reserve champion, W. R. E. and F. E. Booker 2, W. J. Hoban and Son 3. Ewe, one-shear (16): W. R. E. and F. E. Booker 1 and 2, J. F. G. Blakely and Son 3 - Pair ewes, natural condition (6): D. S. Johns Trust 1, estate ,H. Sidey 2, W. J. Hoban and Son 3. Ewe lamb, natural condition (20): W. F. Dixon and Company 1 and 2, W. R. E. and F. E. Booker 3. Southdown (Judge: Mr D. Wylie.) Ram, two-shear or over (4): t P, aterson 1 and champion, J. K. Fincham 2 and 3. Ram, one-shear (5): J. K. Fincham 1. ~ and 3. Ram, one-shear or over, natural condition (6)- W M. Early 1, J. K. Fincham 2 and 3. Ram lamb (7): J. K. Fincham 1. C. McCaskey and Son 2, J. H. Paterson 3. Pair ram lambs, natural condition (3) C. McCaskey and Son 1, J. H. Paterson 2 and 3. Ewe, two-shear or over (8): J. K. Fincham 1 and reserve champion and 3. J. H. Paterson 2. Ewe, one-shear (5): J. K. Fincham 1 and 3, J. H. Paterson 2 Ewe, two-shear or over, natural condition (9): J. H. Paterson 1 and champion and 2, J. K. Fincham 3. Ewe, oneshear, natural condition (7): J. H. Paterson 1, J. K. Fincham 2, C McCaskey and Son 3. Ewe lamb (7): C. McCaskey and Son I. J. H. Paterson 2 and 3. Pair ewe lambs, natural condition (4) J. H. Paterson 1 and 2, J. K. Fincham 3. Romneys (Judge: Mr R. J. Macrae.) i Ram, two-shear or over (2): C. Burrows I and reserve, DarnJtud 2. Ram, one-shear (1): Darnley Stud 1 and champion. Ram lamb (2): Darnley Stud 1, C. Burrows 2. Shorn ram lamb (3): C. Burrows 1 and 2, Beechwood Trust 3. Ram lamb, natural condition (2): C. Burrows 1. Darnlev Stud 2. Ewe. two-shear or over (1): C. Burrows 1 and champion. Ewe, one-shear (3): C. Burrows 1. 2 and reserve, B. F. Brice 3. Ewe, natural condition (3) C. Burrows 1 and 2, Darnley Stud 3. Ewe lambs (2): C Burrows 1, Darnlev Stud 2. Shorn ewe lambs (2): C. Burrows 1, Darnley Stud 2. Ewe lamb, natural condition (3): Darnley Stud 1, C. Burrows 2, Amuri Stud 3. English Lcicesters (Judge: Mr P. G. Morrison.) Ram, two-shear or over (2): Beechwood Trust 1 and champion, Mrs J. C. Cradock 2 and reserve. Ram lamb (2): Mrs J. C. Cradock 1, Beechwood Trust 2. Ram lamb, natural condition (1): Mrs J. C. Cradock Ewe, two-shear or over (2): I Mrs J. C. Cradock 1 and champion. Beechwood Trust 2 and reserve. Ewe. one-shear (2): Mrs J. C. Cradock 1, T. F. Northcote 2. Ewe lamb (3): T. F. Northcote 1, Mrs J. C. Cradock ,2, Beechwood Trust 3. Ewe lamb, natural condition (1): Mrs J. C. Cradock 1. Border Lcicesters (Judge: Mr P. G. Morrison.) Ram. one-shear (1): J. R. Gardner 1 and chamoion. ' Ewe. one-shear (2): J. RJ Gardner 1 and 2. Dorset Down (Judge: Mr J. D. Galpin.) Ram, two-shear or over (1): J. R. Andrew 1. Ram, oneshear (1): S. R. Inwood 1. Ram iamb (7): S. R. Inwood 1,2 and 3. Ewe, two-shear or over (4): S. R Inwood 1 and 2, J. and R. Andrew 3. Ewe, one-shear (4) S. R. Inwood 1 and 2, J. and R. Andrew 3. Ewe lamb <7): S. R. Inwood 1. 2 and 3. South Dorset Down Ram. two-shear or over (3): A. A. Ellis 1 and 2, B. and W. Francis 3. Ram, one-shear (1): B. and W. Francis 1. Ram lamb (3): B. and W. Francis 1. A. A. Ellis 2 and 3. Ewe, two-shear or over (5): A. A. Ellis 1 and champion, 2 and 3. Ewe, one-shear (4): A. A. Ellis I and chamnion and 3, B. and W. Francis 2. Ewe lamb (3): A. A. Ellis 1 and 2, B. and W. Francis 3.

Dorset Horn or Poll Dorset (Judge: Mr J. D. Galpin) Ram, two-shear or over (4): B. and P. Gardner 1 and champion and 3, R. G. Barnes 2. Ram, one-shear (4): B. and P. Gardner 1 and 3, R. G. Barnes 2. Ram lamb (5): R. G. Barnes 1 and champion and 2, M. F. H. Chisnail 3. Ewe, two-shear or over (5): B. and P. Gardner 1 and champion, R. G. Barnes 2 and reserve champion and 3. Ewe. one-shear (6): B. and P. Gardner 1, R. G. Barnes 2 and 3. Ewe lamb (8): R. G. Barnes 1 M. F. H. Chisnail 2, B. and P. Gardner 3,

Ryeland (Judge: Mr G. Gumbrell) Ram, two-shear or over (4): J. McK. Gardner 1 and champion, D. J. Morrison 2 and reserve, J. MCK. Gardner 3. Ram, one-shear (3): J. McK. Gardner 1, D. J. Morrison 2. Ram lamb (4): D. J. Morrison 1 and 2, J. McK. Gardner 3. Ewe, twoshear or over (4): D. J. Morrison 1 and champion and 2, J. McK. Gardner 3. Ewe, one-shear (4): J. McK. Gardner 1 2 and reserve, D. J. Morrison 3. Ewe lamb (4): D. J. Morrison 1 and 2, J. McK. Gardner 3.

Breeding Ewes Five ewes, two-shear or over (4): Cloverfield Farm, Ltd, 1, W. D. and A. C. Power 2 and 3. Pair ewes, one-shear (5): Cloverfield Farm, Ltd, 1,2 and champion, W. D. and A. C. Power 3. Pair woolly ewe hoggets (3): L. C. Fincham and Son 1 and 3, W. D. and A. C. Power 2. Pair shorn lambs (4): L. C. Fincham 1 and 3, B. R. D. Purchas 2. Pair ewes, two-shear (4): L. R. Forrester 1 and 2. Pair woolly hoggets (4): L. R. Forrester 1, Mount Arden Land Company 2. Pair ewes, oneshear: L. R. Forrester 1. Pair woolly ewe hoggets (4): R. Black 1 and champion, J. H. Williams 2, J. K. Forrester 3. Pair ewes, one-shear (6): J. K. Forrester 1, R. Black 2, B. C. Avery 3. Pair ewes, two-shear or over (3): B. C. Avery 1, J. Wright 2, J. K. Forrester 3. Pair of shorn ewe lambs (5): R. Black 1, J. H. Williams 2, J. K. Forrester 3.

Prime Sheep Pair prime ewes (any breed) (3): J. A. Stewart 1, L. C. Fincham and Son 2 and 3. Pair two-tooth wethers (any breed) (1): J. A. Stewart 1. Pair blackfaced lambs (1): J. C. Cradock 1. Pair black-faced lambs (under 801 b) (5): J. C. Cradock 1. J. C. Stewart 2, L. C. Fincham and Son 3. Pair whitefaced lambs (1): J. C. Cradock 1. Pair halfbred or Corriedale lambs (4): J. C. Cradock 1, L. C. Fincham 2, W. A. Yates 3. Pet lambs (4): Miss L. Hassall 1, K. Stewart 2, R. Cradock 3.

(Judge: Mr J. Dwyer)" Halfbred or Corriedale ram hogget (4): Estate H. Sidey 1, D. S. Johns Trust 2, W. J. Hovan 3. Ewe hogget (9): W. F.

Dixon and Company 1, J. F. G. Blakely and Son 2 and 3, Y.F.C. ewe hogget (3): J. Wright 1, A. Mason 2, J. K. Forrester 3. Halfbred or Corriedale hogget (5): A. G. Lawrence 1, Mount Arden Land Company 2 and 3. Merino ewe (4): R. P. Steele 1,2 and champion, Logan Brothers 3. Halfbred or Corriedale ewe (7): W. F. Dixon and Company 1, Estate H.. Sidey 2, J. F. G. Blakely and Son 3. Y.F.C. Corriedale ewe (2): J. Wright 1. Halfbred or Corriedale ewe (3): Mount Arden Land Company 1 and 2, A. G. Lawrence 3. Halfbred or Corriedale ram (2): J. F. G. Blakely and Son 1, Estate O. G. Evans and Sons 2. Halfbred or Corriedale ewe (4): W. D. and A. C. Power 1 and 2, L. R. Forrester 3. Halfbred or Corriedale hogget (5): D. A. Reese 1, A. D. Mathews 2 and 3. CATTLE Aberdeen Angus (Judge: Mr A. H. Topp.) Bull, any age (2): C. G. Gardner 1 and champion and 2. Cow, with calf at foot, or heifer under 3 years (2): C. G. Gardner 1 and champion and 2. Hereford (Judge: Mr A. H. Topp.) Bull, any age (2): J. F. G. Blakely and Company 1 and champion and 2, P. Earl 3. Cow with calf at foot, or heifer under 3 years (3): G. M. Burrows 1 and champion and 2, J. F. G. Blakely and Company 3. Beef Shorthorn Cow (2): L. C. Fincham 1 and 2. Dogs (Judge: Mr H. K. Barwell.) Smooth-haired Collie (4): Lynnton Brooker’s Tui 1. Miss S. Phipps’s Kip 2, J. M. Inch 3. Rough-haired Collie (7): Lynnton Brooker’s Glen 1, Lynnton Brooker’s Jed 2, Miss B. Carr 3. Beardie (2). A. O. Rutherford’s Rob 1 and champion, J. K. Fincham 2. Best reared working sheep dog pup (10): J. Greenslade 1, K. Rowe’s Tan 2, G. Inch's Jock 3. Sporting dog (4); R. Preece’s Heather 1, Mrs F. J. Sheridan’s Chad 2, Miss. J. Douglas’s Bess 3. Pet dog, any breed (3): Miss C. Power 1, Mrs J. Williamson and Miss C. Ferguson’s Punch 2, B. Farquhar 3. Grain and Seed (Judge: Mr K. McCleod.) Aotea (12): W. D. and J. A. Earl 1, D. M. and C. J. Earl 2 and 3. Arowa: W. D. and J. A. Earl 1, D. M. and C. J. Earl 2, W. G., Mason 3. Hilgendorf (2): W. A. Booker 1 and 2.

Partridge peas (1): J. A. Stewart 1. Any variety peas (1): J. A. Stewart 1. Malting barley: T. C. Power 1, J. Wright 2. Algerian oats (1): W. C. Fincham and Son 1. Oats, any variety (1): L. C. Fincham and Son 1. Lucerne hay (16): H. Slannan and Sons, Ltd, 1, A. D. F. Neill 2, W. D. and J. A. Earl 3. Meadow hay (6): D. Olorenshaw 1, D. R. Reese 2, estate Quigley Brothers 3. Rye (1): C. W. Anderson 1. Italian rye (1): L. C. Finsham and Son 1. White clover (3): D. A. Reese 1, P. Wright 2, A. G. Laurence 3. Lucerne (1): M. Grimwood 1. Rye grass (4): C. A. Denton 1, L. C. Fincham and Son 2, C. W. Anderson 3. Arlki rye grass (2): C. W. Anderson 1, C. A. Reese 2. Red clover (1): P. Wright 1.