NATIONAL DAIRY SHOW

Dominion, Volume 18, Issue 219, 16 June 1925, Page 12

NATIONAL DAIRY SHOW

BUTTER AND CHEESE CLASSES JUDGES' AWARDS ANNOUNCED OUTSTANDING DUALITY OF PRIZE WINNERS The National Dairy Show will be opened at Palmerston North to-day. One of the features, as usual, is the display of butter and cheese. These exhibits have been judged by officers of the Department of Agriculture, whose awards were announced yesterday. In their report on the butter exhibits the judges said:—“lt is pleasing to note the uniform quality of the butter. The prize winners were of outstanding quality, and some difficulty was experienced in placing them in order of merit. The standard, although creditable, could not be said to have improved upon last year’s exhibits. The texture, salting, etc., left nothing to be desired. The number of exhibits is about on a par with previous years.” Commenting on the cheese exhibits the judges said:— “The quality is on the whole very satisfactory, flavour and make being uniform throughout. Several otherwise good quality exhibits have been penalised in points for finish. This matter requires special attention from a marketing point of view. Rimless cheese are in fair proportion among the exhibits, and no doubt this style of finis'h will predominate in future.”

Tire factory butter exhibits (which are in coo) stores at Wellington) have been judged by officers of the Dairy Division of the Department of Agriculture. The awards will be found below, from which it will be, seen that the judges had ,-ouie difficulty in reaching their decisions. In several classes there was little difference in quality. The championship was won by the Cambridge Co-operative Dairy Co., with Awahuri and Rangiwahia equal only two points behind. Following are the awards; — CLASS 1. —Bex butter, 561 b., salted, suitable for export. Open to all factories in New Zealand First prize, £8 and sold medal; second, £6: third. £5; fourth. £3; fifth, £2.

GLASS 2. —Rox butter in pats (not less than 48Fb.) Open to all factories in New Zealand. First prize. Cunard Rose Bowl (won in 1924 by Shannon Coop and United Co-op. Ltd., who tied), and £5; second, £3; third, £2; fourth • £l.

CLASS 3.—80 x butter. 561 b.. suitable for export Open to all factories in' New Zealand. First prize, £5; second, £3; third. £2; fourth, £l.

CLASS 4.—80 x export butter, open to members only of the N.Z. Dairy Managers' Association. First prise. £4 and challenge cup presented by the N Z. Dairy Factory Managers’ Association. which the property of the factory manage,- winning the cup twice in succession or three times, at intervals. (Won .in 1924 by G. U. Vile.)

GLASS 5.—80 x export butter. 561 b (from bulk), manufactured at ibe factory of the exhibitor ma kin c an entry. Open to all factories in New Zealand. First prize, Shaw, SavUJ, and Albion Co. Cup (won in 1924 by Cambridge), £8 and gold medal; second. £5; third, £3;

GLASS 6.—Butter Championship of New Zealand, under the auspices of the New Zealand Dairy Factory Managers’ Association Open to all factories in New Zealand, to be competed for by exhibitors in Classes 1 and 6. First prize, the Lovell and Christmas Cup (won in 1924 by L. Barber). £5 and gold medal; second. £3: third, £2; fourth. £l.

CLASS 7— Box butter, 561 b. Open to factories receiving home-separated cream only. Firfrt prize, £5; second. £3; third, £2; fourth. £l.

CLASS B.—Box butter made *by buttermaker or factory ma.nager’s assistant (suitable for export), and made under most favourable conditions. First prize, £5; ©econd. £3; third, £2: fourth £l.

CLASS 9. —Box butter. 561 b.. unsalted, suitable for export and manufactured under most favourable conditions. First prize. £6; second. £4; third, £2; fourth.

CLASS lO.j-Box butter, 561 b., open only to makers who have never won a first, prize at previous National Dairy Shows Exhibits to be suitable for export, and manufactured under the ■most favourable conditions. riret prize. £5- second, £3; third, £2; fourth, £l.

CLASS 11.—Box butter not less than 481 b. <■ Open to butter-maker or first assistant only. Made un in 11b. pats with plain wrappers. Suitable for local trade. First prize. .£5; eecoml. £o; 1 third, £2; fourth, £1

CLASS Ila.—Murgatroyd Butter Cup, value 50 guineas, for box of export factory butter made with Miirgatroyd's tine dairy salt. (Won in 1924 by the Shannon Co-operative Dairy Co.. Ltd.)

CHAMPIONSHIP OF NEW ZEALAND (Aggregate of Classes 1 and 6.) Cambridge. (P. C. Peterson). 195 points 1 Awahuri (C. H. Cleaver). Itangiwahia (M. L. Rogers), and Rangitikei W. S. Death), 188 points Equal 2 Cheltenham (D. Hull) and Levin (Jas. Smellie). 1875 points) Equal

SPECIAL GOLD MEDALS. (Aggregate in Glasses 1. 2.3, and. 9.) Auckland Factories: Cambridge Dairy Companies (P C. Peterson). 380 i point a, 1. Wellington and Hawke’s Bay Factories: Levin Dairy Company (Jas. Smellie). 377 points), 1. _ South Island Factories; Golden Bay (G. T. Vile), 373 J points. 1.

CHEESE

The judging of tho cheese exhibits was completed yesterday. Thb judges were very pleased with their quality aud conilitiou, there not being one inferior exhibit out of the 115 entries. Ilia clieesa championship of New Zealand was won by the Fallauco Valley Daily Co-operative Co., which also took the Clement Cup and the New Zealand Shipping Co.'s Cup. The Collingwood Dairy Co. won the Murgatroyo! Cup. The Ashburton Co-operative Dairy laplory (A. K. Sutherland, maker), and the Collingwood Go-operative Dairy Factory <H. Emey, fciaker), were equal for tbe South Island gold medal. Ihe Newbury Co-operative Dairy Factory (F W. Lovell, maker,), won the Manawatu and East Coast cheese championship. Detailed results follow:— Case full cream New Zealand. Cheddar cheese suitable for export, coloured.

The show, which will open to-day at noon, will bo continued till the end of tho week. The Governor-General had intended to be present, but illhealth has detained him in Christchurch. It is expected that the Hon. W. Nosworthv will attend the show on Thursday and probably other Ministers will also .be present. The exhibits mainly comprise dairy produce and home industries, poultry and fat stock. There are also displays of dairy and other machinery, motors, fruit, needlework, photography, etc. The Dairy Factory Managers Association and' the Ayrshire Cattle Breeders’ Association will hold their annual meetings to-night. AUCTION SALES Sales will be held: — TO-DAY. A. and P. Grounds. Palmerston North, 1 p.m.—Sale of Jersey cattle (Wright, Stephenson and Co., Abraham and Williams, Ltd., and Dalgety and Co.). , ’ „ Waipukurau.—Sale of "Orna Wharo Romney Marsh ewes (Williams and Kettle)'. Levin —Stock sale. l-l Hawker Street, Wellington, 1.30 p.m. —Sale of furniture (E. Johnston and Co.). 28 Wright Street. Wellington, 1 p.m.— Sale of furniture fTTamsay M ilson and Co.). TO-MORROW’. Showgrounds, Palmerston North, 9 a.m.— Sal-.- of pedigree pigs (Dalgety and Co.). Oddfellows’ Hall, Petone, 11 a.m.—Sale of leasehold and freehold land, also milk round i.W. Croft:). Palmerston North, 12.30 p.m.—Salo of 7romed house, situate Waikanae (J. H. Gilchrist). Johnsonville, 12.30 p.m.—Stock sale. Showgrounds, Palmerston North, 1 p.m. —Sale of Glencairn stud Ayrshiie cattle (Wright, Stephenson and Co.). Taupo Quay, Wanganui, 2 p.m.—Sale of freehold land situate Wangaehu iWright, Stephenson and Co.). 33 Hohiria Rood. Ilataitai, Wellington, I. p.m.—Sale of furniture (E. Johnston arid Co.). THURSDAY'. Palmerston North, 11 a.m. —Sale of pedigree Jerseys. Rongotea. Noon—Salo of “Glen Iris” Fresian herd (Wright, IStephenson and Co., and Abraham and Willia ms). 8 Willeston Sheet, Wellington, 16.30 a.m.—Sale of sportipg gear, handbags. suit cases, boots and shoes, •to. CE- Johnston and Co.).

Factory. 3 © 5 Ig ►>5 -C X c © ©73 'a •a § Awahuri (0. H. Cleaver) 46 24* 20 6 951 Cambridge (P C. Petersen) 45} 24} 20 5 95 Levin (J. C. Srnellie) 45 24J 20 5 94} Cheltenham CD. Hull) 44} 24* 20 5 94 Hikurangi (J Rutherford) 44} 24} 20 5 94 Waikato Valley (C. Edward) ... 44* 24} 20 5 94 Eangitikei (W S. Death) 441 241 20 5 94 Mauriceville 44 24} 20 5 93} United 44 241 20 5 93} Waimea 44 24} 20 5 93} Wairoa 44 241 20 5 93} Waitanguru 44 24} 20 5 93} Te Aroha 44 241 20 5 93} Shannon 44 24} 20 5 93} Rongotea 44 24} 20 5 931 44 24* 20 o 931 Pio-Pio 44 24} 20 5 93} Mgsterton 44 24* 20 5 931 Golden. Bay ... 44 24} 20 5 931 Apiti 43} 24} 20 5 93 Kaitaia 43* 24A 20 5 93 Moa Farmers 43* 24} 20 5 93 Riverbank 43* 24} 20 5 93 Taupiri 43 24} 20 5 92} Aria 43 24* 29 5 ■, 92* R.aetihi 43 24} 20 5 92$

Tauniri 45 24* 20 5 T* Mhakaronga 45 24* 20 5 92£ N.Z. Co., Wafuku 43 24$ 20 5 92J Konini 43 24 20 5 92 Whanparoa 42* 2.1* 20 5 92 Karamea 43J 23* 194 b 914

Cambridge CP. C. Petersen) Levin (Jaa. Stnel46 24i 20 5 95} lie) 46 24} 20 5 95} Pio-Pio (J. Wood) 45} 24} , 20 5 95 Shannon (J. Aim) Iliknrangi (J. Ru44} 24} 20 5 94 therford 44} 24* 20 5 94 Awahuri 44 24} 20 5 93* Cheltenham 44 24} 20 5 93} Golden Bay 44 24J 20 i) 93} Masterton 44 24} 20 6 93} RangiwaJiia 44 24} 210 5 93} United 44 24} 20 5 Waikato Valley 44 24} 20 h 93} Apiti 43} 24} 20 5 93 N.Z., Waiuku ... 43 24} 20 5 92} Raetihi 43 24} 20 5 92} Taupiri 43 24} 5 92} V bakaTonga 43} 24 20 5 92} Kononi 43 24 20 5 92 Karnmea 43} 23} W} b 91}

Cambridge (P. Petersen) c. 46 24* 20 5 95* Te Aroha (F. Tunnycliffc) M. 45* 24* 20 5 95 Waikato Valley (0. Edward)... 45 24$ 20 5 94* Mauriceville Purvis) (G. 44* 24$ 20 5 94 Awahuri 44 24* 20 5 95* Apiti 44 24* 20 5 93* Cheltenham 44 24$ 20 5 93* Golden Buy .... 44 24$ 20 5 934 Hikurangi 44 24* 20 5 93* Levin 44 w 20 5 95* Masterton 44 24* 20 5 93* Moa. Farmers . 44 24* 20 5 93* Pio-Pio 44 24$ 20 5 93$ Rongotea 44 24* 20 5 93* Rangiwahia, 44 24J 20 5 93* Rangltikei 44 24* 20 5 93* Shannon 44 24* 20 5 93* United 44 24* 20 5 93* Waimea 44 24* 20 5 93* Wairoa. 44 24* 20 5 93* Waitanguru 44 24$ 20 5 93* Aria 43$ 24* 20 5 93 Kai tai a 43* 24* 20 5 93 Raetihi 43* 24* 20 5 93 Taupiri 43* 24* 20 5 93 Konini 45* 24 20 5 93* N.Z.. Waiuku 43 24* 20 5 92* Karamea 43* 23* 19$ 5 91*

Cambridge (P. C. Petersen) 45; 24} 20 5 95 Shannon (J. Aim) Levin (Jas. Smel 45 24} 20 5 94} lie) Golden Bay (G. T. 44} 24} 20 5 94 Vile) 44} 24* 20 5 94 Pio-Pio (J. Wood) 44* 2,4 £ 20 5 5 94 Awu.Tniri 44 24* 20 93* Cheltenham 44 241 20 5 93} Mauriceville 44 24} 20 b 934 Mast er ton 44 24* 20 5 934 Banctiwahia 44 24} 20 5 934 Bongotea 44 241 20 5 934 United 44 24* 20 5 93* Wniroa 44 24} 20 5 933 Apiti ..Z 43} 24* 20 5 93 Kaitnia 434 24} 20 5 93 Moa Farmers Aft 241 20 5 93 I?i verbank 43* 243. 20 0 93

434 244 20 5 43 \v anauguru ... 43b 3*1* 20 5 93 Aria, 43 244 20 6 924 N.Z. Waiuku ... 43 24 4 20 5 921 Jtaetihi 45 24i 20 6 924 Kotiini 43 24 20 5 92 Karariica M 23J 19 J »> 911

fourth, £1. Shannon (J. Aim) 45J 24 20 o 94} Cheltenham Hull' (D. 45 24 20 5 94 I»evin (Jae. Sinellie) 44} 24 20 5 934 AwaJiuri (C. Cleaver) H. 44J 24 20 6 934 Hikurangi (J. therford) Ku44 24 20 5 93 N.Z.. Waiuku 44 24 ?jd 5 93 Pio-Fio 44 24 20 5 93 Ranciwahia 44 24 20 5 93 Wangaehu 44 24 20 5 93 Wairoa 44 24 20 5 93 Cambridge 43* 24 20 5 924 Golden Bay .. 43} 24 20 5 924 Kaitaia 434 24 20 5 924 Bongotea 434 24 20 5 92} Aria 46 24 20 5 92 Karamea 43 24 20 5 92 Ractihi 43 24 20 5 92 Tauniri 43 24 20 5 92 Konini 43 24 20 5 92 Moa. Farmers 424 24 20 5 913

Cambridge (P. Petersen) C. «5i 244 20 5 95 Ranghvahia L. Kogers) (M. 45 24} 20 5 - 94} Kangritikei (W. Death) s. 445 244 20 5 94 Cheltenham Hull) (D. 44 24} 20 93} Kaitaia M 24} 20 5 93 Levin 44 24 20 5 93 Pio-Pio 43} 241 20 5 93 Shannon ..... 43i 24J 20 5 93 Wairoa 434 244 20 6 93 Awahuri 43 24A 20 5 92} Hikurangi Moo, Farineru 4.5 24} 20 5 92i 434 24 20 5 92} Apiti 43 24 20 5 92 Konini 43 24 20 5 92 Karamea 434 23} 20 5 92 N Z. Waiuku 42* 24} 20 5 92 Eaetihi, 4-24 24} 20 o 92 Wh akaronga. 43 24 20 5 92 Ta.upiri 42 24} 20 5 91} Mauriceville 42 24 20 5 91 Bongotea 42 24 20 5 91

Rong'otea (R. M. Matheson) 45a 24$ 20 5 95 Bangiwnhia (M. L. Hoger») ... 45 24$ 20 5 94$ Golden Bay (G. T. Vilo) 44$ 24$ 20 5 94 Apiti (J. Young) 444 24i 20 5 94 Kaitaia GT. Mawhinney) 44 24$ 20 5 93$ Mauriceville (G. Purviae) 44 24$ 20 5 954 Pio-Pio (J. Wood) 44 24$ 20 5 93$ Itangitikei (W. B. « Death) 44 24$ 20 5 934 Shannon GT Aim) 44 24$ 20 6 93$ To Arolia. (F. M. Tunnyclifi'e) ... 44 24$ 20 5 93$ Waitanguru (A. Pauiter) 44 24$ 20 6 934 Waikato Valley (0. Edward) ... 44 24$ 20 5 93i Aria 43$ 24$ 20 5 93 Cheltenham 434 24J 20 5 93 Masterton 43$ 24$ 20 5 93 N.Z.F. Union 43$ 24$ 20 5 93 United 43$ 24$ 20 5 93 Wairoa 44 24 20 6 93 Moa Farmers 43 24J 20 5 924 Baetihi 43 24$ 20 5 92$ Taupiri 43 24$ 20 6 924 Whangaroa 42$ 24$ 20 5 92 Karamea 43$ 33$ 19$ 5 91$ Marakapo 41 24 20 5 90

Cambridge CP. C Petersen) 45J 244 20 5 55 Golden Bay (G. T Vile) 45i 244 20 5 95 Ramriwnhia (M. L. Bogers) ... 45 24J 20 5 944 Pio-Pio (♦!. Wood) 445 244 20 5 94 Levin (Jas. Snicllie) ■44a 20 5 94 Awa huri (G. B. Cleaver) 44' 24* 20 5 934 Apiti (J. Young) 44 244 20 5 9oJ Cheltenham (D. Hull) 44 24i 20 5 934 Hikurangi (J. Eutherford) 44 24J 20 5 934 (M. "Simonson) 44 244 20 5 934 Kongo tea (R. M Matheson) 44 244 20 5 934 Rangitikei (W. 8. Death) 44 244 20 5 934 Shannon id.Aim) 44 24J 30 5 93 i Waimea (It. T. Petersen) 44 244 20 5 934 Wairoa (A. D, Blan) 44 244 20 5 93J Moa Farmers 434 234 20 5 93 Taupiri 4.14 234 20 5 93 United 454 244 20 5 93 43 244 20 5 924 Kaitaia 43 244 20 5 V24 N.Z. Waiuku 43 244 20 5 924 N Z.F, Union 40 244 20 5 924 Whakaronga 43J 24 20 5 924 Konini 43 24 20 5 92 Karamea 434 234 194 5 914 Marakopo 41 24 20 5 90

£1. Ransciwahia (M. L. 20 954 Rogers) Hikurangi (J. Ru46 45* 24J 5 20 therford) United (J. Smel244 5 95 94$ lie) 45 244 20 & Cambridge (P. 0. 244 944 Petersen) 45 20 5 Pio-Pio (J. Wood) 444 244 20 5 94 Taupiri (T. K. McCarthy) 444 244 30 5 94 Konini (D. Kelly) 44* 5 4J 244 244 20 5 94 Cheltenham Karaniea 44 44 20 20 5 5 93$ 93$ 44 24* 20 5 93$ 44 244 2.0 5 934 Shannon Waitangitru 44 44 24* 24* 30 20 5 5 93$ 93$ Golden Bay 43$ 44 24* 24 20 20 5 5 93 93 Waikato Valley... 43* ?4* 20 5 93 Moa. Farmers 44 244 20 5 92$ N Z.. Waiuku 43 24* 20 5 92$ Awahuri 43 24 20 5 92

Awahuri (C. u. 24* Cleaver) 45$ 20 5 95 Masterton (M. S i24$ 94$ monson) 45 •20 5 Shannon (J. Aim) Mauriceville (G. 45 24$ 24* V) 5 94$ Purvis) ... (G. 44$ 20 5 94 Golden Bay T. Vile) 44 24* 20 5 93* Pio-Pio TJ. Wood) 44 24$ 20 5 93$ Bonpotca (B M. 24* 93$ Matheson i 44 20 5 United (J- Smellie) 44 24$ 20 5 93* Waimea (R. T. 93* Paterson) b.’ 44 24$ 20 5 Wairoa (A. Blair) 44 24$ 20 5 93* Moa Farmers Waii.a : iiRuru Kaitaia Aria; N.Z.F. Union Tanpiri Whakaronsra Whangaroa Karamea 431 ' 43$ 431 43 43 43 431 421 431 2.4* ;4t 24 T 24$ 24* 24* 24 241 23* 20 20 20 2.0 20 20 20 20 19* 5 5 k 5 5 93 93 93 92* 921 92* 92* 92 91*

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Levin (Jas. SmeL (lie) 45* 14J 20 5 95 United. (J. BtneL lie) 44* 24* 20 5 94 Shannon. (J. Aim) 44 24i 20 5 93* Golden Bay (0. 1. Vile) 44 24i 25 5 93* Kouiui i.D. Kelly) 43* 24 20 5 92*

p o aj E © ct p o a fl E *5 o Te Horo IW Kirker) 29 15 5 954 Hopeland (L. IT. lleayne) Carrington iG 464 284 15 6 96 944 Thomson) a6 283 15 5 Lower Valley (W. Linton) 46 28 15 5 94 Twenty-one competed. Case full cream New Zealand Cheddarshaped' cheese, white. Man gatoki (H. 284 Sutton.) 461 15 6 95 Ballance Valley Maharahara (A. 47 29 14 5 95 Gulliver) 45J 284 15 6 94 Alton (A. Ulinsworth.) 45 284 15 6 934 Twenty-three entries. Case cheese, fully-matured. any colour Ballance Valley (It. W. Foss) ..47 29 15 5 96 Kaupokonui (.W. J. McDonald) Newbury F. W. 47 29 15 6 95 Lovell) Oarringbon (G. Thomson) 47 29 15 6 96 46J 29 15 5 954 Maharahara (A. Gulliver) 464 284 15 5 95 Hoplands (,Lu Y. 944 He-ayns) 46 281 15 5 Nineteen entries. Caso cheese, irrespective of colour or shape, open tc members of the New Zealand Factory Managers Asociation, with challenge cup. Kuku (J. M. Wylie) 464 29 16 44 95 Pihama 46 284 15 6 944 Hopelands 45J 284 15 5 94 Twelve entries. Case factory cheese, manufactured from noil-pasteurised milk, iully matured. any colour. Parewanui (J. JS. Hooking) Waitoni (J. Gar45 284 15 6 934 diner) 444 284 15 44 924 Collingwood. (J. A. 44 Adams) 44 284 15 92 Kuku (J. M. Wylie) 434 28 15 6 91* Hight entries. Case of medium, cheese any colour, suitable for local trade. x'e Horo tW. 95 Kirker) 46 29 15 6 Maharahara (A. 234 15 4J Gulliver) 46 94 Kuku (J. W. Wylie) Hopelands lL. V. 45 284 15 44 93 Heayns) 441 284 15 5 93 Five entries. ■Oa.se export factory cheese. any colour, open to factory manager who has not won a £5 prize. Kuku (J. M. Wylie) Parewanui (J. E. 444 284 15 6 93 Hocking) 444 27J 15 6 92 Taikitahuna (A. J. Hawke) 434 28 15 5 91J Five entries. Case export factory cheese. any colour, made by cheeseniaker or factory manager’s assistant. Ngaere (B. Muller) Te Horo (E. 46J 29 15 44 95 Graham) 46 284 15 5 94J Ashburton (A. K. Sutherland) .... 46 284 15 44 94 Maharahara (L. Rasmussen) ... Carrington (G. 45 284 15 5 935 Wilson) 45 284 15 4 924 Twenty entries. Four loaf cheese. Te Horo (W. Kirker) 464 29 15 44 95 Greytown (A. N. Daysh) 46 284 15 5 944 Maharahara (A. 284 Gulliver 454 15 6 94 Belvedere (0. CalIon) 45 284 15 5 93J Nine entries. Manawatu and West Coast Cheese Championship. Newbury IF. W. Lovell) 464 29 15 5 954 Te Horo CW. 94J Kirker) 46 284 15 6 Oroua Downs (E. 284 Fergusson) 454 15 5 94 Six entries.