PAHIATUA SHOW.

Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1049, 11 February 1911, Page 8

PAHIATUA SHOW.

1 " COMPLETE SUCCESS. ■ ' INTERESTING COMPETITIONS.'i ' . ' ——— [■ (By TelcEraph.-Spcclal Correspondent.! * Pal.ilat.ua,' February 10. . Tho Pahiatua Agricultural and I'as- ' toral Show was held to-day. ■'■' Glorious weather, prevailed, and tho attondauco was better than last yoar. Tho competitions were a feature of tho day. Tho horticultural section was opened in tho ; Drill Hall-yesterday,'and continued to- . day. Tho 6how was a grea„ success. ' Prizes were awarded as below:— i j ' ' • 'I'-HORSES. ; >,'" , ; > ' HARNESS, DRIVEN. ~ i Dogcart mare or golding not trader ,-..-:■'-.• 15.2— J. Doggett's ■ StratnuaneT 1; j. H ''.'i : S.-Nclson's Dick, 2; N. Nelson's CzaW 1!" ' ..'.vitch,' 3. ■' - '.'i..---.........;. - \r-l'-S /.Gig horso—'W. J. Soholcs's Calbola,l; ■•':■:'; G. KanbyVTopsy, 2;' W. J. Husband's \\-y> Qiieenie, 8....: • (:' ' „'■ l'ony, under 14.2—Miss G. Guthrio's f ; v Molly, 1; 0. Jefferson, 2; W. J. Hus«'i ..twd's Tommy, :3. ' ' ii\'-;.-:!twr buggy horses—W. J. Husband; '■;.J il; W.E. Collins,-2. .... •,.-. : Milk-carthorse, to draw half a'ton. '?:;.,-tG.'Richmond,; 1; J. E. Goss, 2;"Al. ',iy.-;'slAlpass'i, 3. q.: •; . (.-..'i : '■ ■•; '■'■'•''[Draught mare;. suitable for'breeding '^'•i'.—o.-, Avery's: Nell,- 1"; H; Shank's Gip, i ••,,2jA. Perry's Ncllie,-3:'. ;' -• •".. . - ; .' s;Heavy' maro or gelding,' two tons— ':; : 'S. Bolton, 1; J.'Moynahau, 2. , : ;': - •<Ma're or golding, one ton—H. R. -■ r Hilton.'•!'; S.Bolton, 2." ' ■-:-■' ;■'■■-'". rs Yearling- filly—Golder' Brothers',; 1; :''-■• 2.; ;;- : ,: ' : .''•'. -""•- .■.'. ■. •Three-year-old gelding .or filly—J. , i,Graham,,l; Ji J..R. Hay, 2. ' .•: ;v >Two-horso plough team—C. Avery,'!; •■'}?: -S. '.Bolton; 2..' ■.. ... .•••....;.' •'■'.'•; '*Bost foal by Daystar—J. Sweeney,.!;: I/..'' -"■'. DV Ross, 2. •'''="• '■: - • ? v,-,; Best foal bjr Nutwood—N; Avery, .-1; >::-\p' Best foal.;by. flbnuio' ;.Doon—o. ; ■ l .: tt.very,.-li ; - -■~.. '...'..:..:/ ■''=• :.,:/-J-;,>■„•: ■' COMPETITIONS. "\ : ."' '■ : -'.;(.- ;: : .vi;Boy''.riderT-O.- .M'Cardlo, 1. " ' ' a!y V ';"'* Girl riders-Miss G. Bolton, 1; .V Miss .'c . l Hmdmarsh, 2.'", ; - ' \..::. : ''•''-. Ladies'- driving. competition—Miss ; v ■ iWestlako, 1; Mrs. G. Rauby, 2. ; '.Pony jump—€'. Mackio's Rowiri (Miss ' ;G. Bolton), 1; - Miss .G. Guthrie's ;■■,-;, Molly, 2. / ■' ••■•■' -.'.• ;v-v "■■ ..•■:•; . . :,.: 'Maiden hunters' - competition—G. ;' ■,;' Buchanan's Flamingo, 1; -W. Halliday's E',;'; John Paul, 2; J. Sweeney's Sido View i.'iV jand W. G. Laing's Rosy Morn, equal, 3. '•■■ ;'.&ti Open competition—G; Buch--1 li.CJanan's Review,"!; J. Sweeney's Consul, ; j. ■■■'. .;.'.: 2';" F-. •J. Barton's Railway, 3.■!' ■. ' f -3i;':!iLadics''limiting competition—Mr. J. ■■■■':':"."■■• Sweeney's .Consul-,(Miss;Guthrie),-: 1.. ,» ,;'?'• ; •;Pony competition,,three-quarters of a , ! -~ ';iriile-7J. H. Milne's pafkie,l; Mis 3R; j 'fh Rive'rlob, 2. ='■■ j; ;;':'? .Trotting- competition-^.,"■ Doggett's 1 ; ,-^';Btrathbane, l;,;j; S. Brightweirs';Gin-:-"".^i'ger,.'2.-.' V-i'i."jn'"'-''"' ••■"■:'.'..'■' " .".-I '£■ ', -.'.- : ' competition—J.; Ellcy, ;. 1; ? -'U-'jFoster',' 2. jz/iu/. ';•'■,'::/:..•'" ■.-•- i r'r . :o-i);«Pony mare or : gcldihg, not 0ver.13.2; '■' -* : ridden—Beatrix .Tosswill's 'Firefly, 1; •..;:. To Arai, 2. • j!'..;'; ': Pony, not over 14 hands—P. M'Dou- \ '■'*•:-j' aid's Togo, 1; Jones and Company's -":'■'. Scout, 2. -'■■"'.-'■••■■ -• ; ..'i-i'..j'Ti,Hack,.l4 stone—J. S. Nelson's Dick, i '„a; JVVDoggfek 1 Strathbane, 2. '.' :" J [ Hack, 1! stono—W. J. Sedcole's Cal ' lbola.l; J. Elloy's Guy Fawkcs v 2. , &■■..■■•'■.■ Cob, to carry 12 stone—J.-M'Mcol's . !.', ■".-. '< Thuntler, 1; 0. Mackie, 2." ■ ■:, : j Ladies" ' hack—Nelson's •' Dick, 1; [• V M'Kcnzio Brothers 1, Victor, 2. t ■.■'.'/"'.-';' 1 Best lady rider—Miss Stewart and ( - .- Miss Guthrio, tied,. 1). •- ;'.. ; Mare most suitablo for breeding hacks '.; >—-Sweeney's Sketch, 1; D. Ross's Mid- ; ; flight, 2. ' '. I. -'-■■ 1 : •■-,':■ ,-",- '' CATTLE.',?.' M '■;■•■'■ >' ■•■..

Champion "bullT-E.'; S. Holdaway's • Companilo, 1; J.'-S.. *-Oculist, 2; Ai'j Eddie's Fairy King) ;'3.' ; j j Bull, ovcr-12 and under 20 months' * " old—C. Avery, 1. ' • i Cow r any ago—M. Alpass's Queenie, [ 1; A. Eddie's Frisky, 2; J. Moynahan's I Guernsey, '3. ■ '■"■'['." I . Heifer, over 12 and under 20 months ! -J. S. Vorry.'3';.-,-..•;■":■ .'■ -~;' ;;; r Two dairy ucifcrs,, not in. milkyovej , / •, 20 months-r-A. Vcrry, I.' . •';' .*"'■!' "" i Best grado Jcrsoy heifer, two.years j or Alpass, 1; J. Beetham, 2; ! ES. Holdaway, 3. ' :. j i > ■ -calves; ."-'■.' ; ; Two dairy heifers;'calved since July 1, 1910, and not later than September \ 30—J.'Hughes,!; A. Eddie, 2; E. Russell, 3. •-> '-• - DAIRY CATTLE.^ Dairy cow, any breed, in 'mi'lk-^-G. , Gleeson's Gipsyi 1; Miss Cleghorn's •Bonny, 2;' J. JJi'Govcrn's Pearl,.3.- --, Dairy 'heifcr,\ any breed, in milk, calved sinco July, 1907— J. M'Govern's Lnurna, 1; T/Mextcd's Nigger,' 2. ■.; SHEEP. ', LINCOLNS./ ■ Three two-tooth rams—W. E. C. Trice, 1. •• ■ .■■•-• Ono four-tooth, or over—o. Avery, :1 and 2; H. R. Wilton, 3. ", , Uam, any ago—O. Avery, 1 and 2. -CROSSBREDS. / Lincoln or cross: Thrco 2-tooth owes t-S. Bolton,.1; O. Avery, 2. . .>'• Three 2-tooth 'Romncy. or cross—W. E. C. Tylcc, land 2. ■Throb ewes,, any age; : Lincoln or cross .-Tylee, 1 and 2; C. Avery, .3. Three ewes, 2-tooth, longwool or cros3 -W. E. C. Tyleo, 1 and 2. Three • owes,' any ago, longwool or cross—Tyleo, 1 and 2. ' FAT SHEEP. \ In fat sheep W. B." 0. Tyleo secured most of tho'awards against good competition. P. Bissott, W..D. Taylor, and t\■ Hathaway each'took a first award.. ~ ~ ' r~~