MARTON SHOW

Dominion, Volume 32, Issue 104, 26 January 1939, Page 7

MARTON SHOW

Exceptionally High Standard Of Stock ENTRIES A RECORD Many Thousands Attend In Ideal Weather Dominion Special Service. MARTON, January 25. Record entries and ideal weather marked the opening of the twenty-sixth annual Show he'd 'by. the Marton District Agricultural and Pastoral Association in Marton today. An exceptionally high standard of stock characterized all sections of the exhibits, and this afternoon and tonight many thousands attended the show from the surrounding district. The horse section was well suported and the hunting and ring competition events were keenly contested. A feature of the show was the interest displayed in the calf-rearing classes and the young farmers’ judging competition. The home industries section was again a well-supported exhibit and the standard this year was said to be higher than ever before; the primary schools division, with its displays of drawing, design and general handwork, received more than 100 entries and the judging was no easy task. Highland dancing, 11 reworks and harrier racing this evening provided plenty of entertainment for the large crowd and the Wanganui Pipe Band 'Mis in attendance. All stewards and other officials wore emblems of remembrance for Mr. Peter Miller, Marton, because of his death in Marton on Monday. Mr. Miller had been a member of the association almost since its foundation and was a steward for many years.

CHAMPIONSHIPS Championship awards were made as follows :— Horses. Ponies: Miss Doris Young’s Larrikin. Hacks: Miss Noel Cameron’s Waiforte. Thoroughbreds: J. 11. Duncan’s entry. Stud Cattle. Jerseys: Bull, C. W. Davison’s Greencroft Coalition; cow, F. C. Hoss's Wattles Promise. Friesians: Bull, W. B. Connor’s Tataro Veeman Brigadier; reserve, K. G. Fairbrother’s Dalefield King Echo Wayne; cow, K. G. Fairbrother's Dalefield Wayne; reserve, K G. Fairbrother’s Dalefleld Pontiac Sunn.-croft. Herefords: Bull, E. W. Barnett’s Jubilee Gem; reserve, J. Brice’s Waimutu Senator 3rd; cow. J. Brice's Waimutu Amethyst 6th: reserve. E. W. Barnett’s Toko Carisslina 2nd. Unregistered dairy cattle: Cows Cameron's Wairoro While Iris; reserve, Mrs. W. E. Williamson’s Mystery. Calf-rearing: Jean Goodman’s Highland Lass. Stud Sheep. Romney Marsh; Ram. A. L. Wheeler: ewe, A. L. ’Wheeler. Natural condition ram. A. L. Wheeler; reserve, A. L. Wheeler. Natural condition ewe, A. L. Wheeler. Southdowns: Ram, C. E. Vile; reserve, C. E. Vile. Champion ewe, C. E. Vile; reserve. Vile. Natural condition ram, P. R. Simpson; reserve, B. lllston and Son. Natural condition ewe,’A. L. ’Wheeler; reserve. A. L. Wheeler. Pet lambs: Sheila McDougall.Pedigree pigs. Tamworlbs: Boar, A. W. Revell’s Makowhai Choysa Lad; reserve, A. TV. Revell’s Westown Rambler IV. Sow, A. W. Revell's Westown Pride 11; reserve, F. J. P. Barnaby’s Tealby Rose. Tamworths; Boar, Cheltenham Co-opera-tive Dairy Company’s Makowhal Victor; reserve, 11. E. Fieldhouse’s Makowhal Angus 2nd. Sow, H. E. Fieldhouse’s Makowhal Lady Superior; reserve, H. E. Fieldhouse's entry.

JUDGES’ AWARDS Following are the detailed results o£ judging:— SHEEP. Romney Marsh. (Judge: Mr. H. Voss, Longburn.) One ram, over 21 months: A. L. Wheeler, 1 and 2. One ram, over 12 months, under 21 months: A. In Wheeler, 1 and 2; W. H. Gudopp, 3. . _ . One ram in wool: A. L. Wheeler, 1 and 2; G. L. Marshall, 3. One ewe. over 21 months: A. L. Wheeler, 1 and 2; G. L. Marshall, 3. One ewe, 12 months, under 21 months: A. I u Wheeler, 1 and 2; G. L. Marshall, One ewe, lamb, in wool: A. L. Wheeler, 1 and 2; G. L. Marshall. 3. Group of live sheep: A. L. Wheeler, 1 and 2; G. L. Marshall, 3, Cliampion ram: A. It. Wheeler. Champion ewe: A. L. Wheeler. Four flock rams: It. T. N. Fergusson, 1; A, L. Wheeler, 2 and 3. Romney Marsh, Natural Condition. (Judge: Mr. H. B. Johnston, Fellding.) One ram, over 21 months: A. 1., Wheeler, 1 and 2; 11. T. N. Fergusson, 3. One ram, 12 months, under 21 months: r. T. N. Fergusson, 1; A. E. Wheeler, 2 and 3. m One ram lamb, in wool: R. T. N. Fergusson. 1,2 and 3. Three rams, in wool: A. L. Wheeler, 1; R. T. N. Fergusson, 2; W. IVergusson, 3. One ewe, over 21 months: A. L. Wheeler, 1 and 2; H. Bowen, 3. One ewe, 12 months, under 21 months: A. L. Wheeler. 1 and 3: W. 11. Fields. 2. One ewe lamb, in'wool: 11. T. N. Fergusson. 1; 11. Bowen, 2: J. Brice, 3. Pen of three ewe lambs: A. L. Wheeler, 1; P. J. Andrew, 2. Champion ram: A. L. Wheeler. Reserve champion: A. L. Wheeler. Chamipon ewe: A. L. Wheeler. Southdowns. (Judges: Rams, Mr. W. E. Baker, Fellding; ewes, Mr. M. P. Bremer, Waverley.) Ram over 21 months: C. E. Vile, 1; G. L. Marshall, 2 and 3. Ram, 12 months and under 21 months: E. C. Vile, 1; A. L. Wheeler, 2; p. J. Andrew, 3. Ram lamb, In wool; C. 11. Vile, 1; A. L. ■Wheeler, 2; G. L. Marshall, 3. Ewe over 21 months: C. E. Vile, 1; A. 1,. Wheeler, 2 and 3. Ewe, 12 months and under 21 months: C. E. Vile, 1; G. L. .Marshall, 2; P. J. Andrew, 3. , „ T Ewe lamb, in wool; C. L. Mie, 1; G. L. Marshall, 2 and 3. Four dock rams, under 21 months: A. L Wi.eeler, 1; T. J. Williams, 2; C. E. Vile, 3. . Champion ram and reserve champion: C. E. Vile's entries. Champion ewe and reserve champion: C. E. Vile’s entries. Soutlidowns, Natural Condition. Ram over 21 months: P. R. P. Simpson, 1; B. Illstoii and Sons, 2 and 3. Ram, 12 months and under 21 months: A. E. Wheeler, 1; B. Illston, 2; P. It. Simpson, 3. Ram: 4. 1,. Wheeler, 1; B. Illston, 2; G. L. Marshall, 3. Ewe. over 21 months ami under 33 months: A. E. Wlieelcr. 1 and 2; IV. 11. Field. 3. , Ewe, 12 months and under 21 months: W. E. Pearce, 1; C. Coleman, 2; P. It. Simpson, 3. Ewe lamb, in wool; 11. J. Harper, J; A. E. Wheeler, 2; C. E. Vile, 3. Pen of three ewes, 12 months and under 21 months: C. E. Vile, 1; G. L. Marshall, 2; E. O, Pryce. 3. Pen of three ewe lambs, in wool: C. E. Vile, 1; R. J. Moore, 2; C. Coleman and Sons, 3. Group of five sheep; A. L. Wheeler, 1; W. E. Pearce. 2; P. It. Simpson, 3. Champion ram: P. It. Simpson; reserve champion. B. Illston and Son. Champion ewe: A. 1.. Wheeler; reserve champion, A. E- Wheeler. Flock ram. under 21 months: Read

Bros., 1; D. J. Harper, 2; J. 11. Fagan and Son, 3. Corriedales. Three Down lambs, in wool: Smith Bros., 1; E. B. Gordon. 2; A. H. Marshall, 3. Farmers’ Classes. (Judge: Mr. J. Webb, Talhape.) { Three breeding ewes, over 21 months: It. W. .Marshall, 1; 11. D. Brewster, 2. Three' ewes, under 21 months: A. S. Brewster, 1; It W. Marshall, 2; 11. D. Brewster, 3, Three ewe lambs, woolly: A. L. Brewster, 1; IL D. Brewster, 2; Alex Johnston, 3. i Three ewe lambs, shorn: 11. D. Brew- ■ ster, 1; A. 8. Brewster, 2; 11. D. Brewster, Pot Lambs. One lamb, Down or Down cross: D. lllston, 1; Bill Brennan’s Willie, 2; BillBrennan’s Bunty. 3. One lamb, longwool, or cross longwool: J"oan Hussnn's Bess, 1; Bill Brennan’s Judy, 2; Heather Griffin’s Billy. 3. Fattest pet lamb: Sheila McDougall's Pops. Fat Lambs. y (Judge: Mr. F. C. Stowell, Masterton.) Three fat lambs, shorn, Down cross: A. 11. Marshall, 1; E. B. Gordon, 2 and 3. Three, fat lumbs, in wool, longwool crosses: H. D. Brewster, 1 and 2; Alex Johnston, 3. Three fat lambs, shorn, longwool crosses: 11. D. Brewster, 1; Ormond Wilson, 2; It. Mead, 3. Three fat lambs, in wool, Down cross: J. A. Cornfoot, 1; E. B. Gordon, 2; A. S. Brewster, 3. Three fat lambs. Down crosses, shorn: E. B. Gordon, 1; J. A. Cornfoot, 2; A. 8. Brewster, 3. Three fat lambs, in wool, Down crosses: E. B. Gordon, l and 2: A. S. Brewster. 3. Three fat lambs, shorn Down crosses, 421 b. and not over 501 b.: E. B. Gordon. 1 ; Ormond Wilson, 2; A. S. Brewster, 3. Three fat lambs, in wool, Down crosses: Alex Johnston, 1; Ormond , Wilson, 2; Smith Brothers. ,3. Three Down lambs, shorn (most ptohtable for commercial purposes): 11. W. CATTLE. I Jerseys. (Judge: Mr. H. J. Lacaster, Levin.) Bull, two years and upward: C.. W. Davison’s Greencroft Coalition, 1: L. Cameron's Wairoro Baron Fox. 2. r Bull calved since July 1. 1937: C. W. F. Ross’s Wattle Promise, 1; A. G. W. Muir's Sunnycrest Goldie's Boy, 2; L. Cameron’s Wairoro Dream Prince. 3. Cow, three years old and upward, in milk: C. C. Ross's‘Wattle Promise, 1; A. G. M. Muir’s Woodlands Vanity, 2; L. Camerons Wairoro Wonderful. Gem. 3. Heifer calved since July 1, 1936: 11. Bowen’s Ruatahi Lady Superior, 1 ; L. Cameron’s Wairoro 'Mathead’s Glory, 2. Heifer calved since July 1. 1937: C. W. Davison’s Beechfield Charm, 1; Jean Goodman’s Rosebud, 2. ■ Best pair of heifer calves: C. W. Davison, 1; L. Cameron, 2; A. <!. W. Muir. 3. Best hand-fed heifer: Jean Goodmans Highland Lass, .1; C. W. Davison’s Beechfield Carnation, 2; L. Camerons Cherry Bell, 3. . T , , Best hand-fed bull calved since July 1. 193 - A G. W. Muir’s Sunnycrest Viola’s Victor, '1- A G. W. Muir's Sunnycrest Viola's, H.C, 2; L. Cameron’s Wairoro Wonderful Champion, 3. Champion bull: C. W. Davison’s Greencroft Coalition. Champion cow: F. C. Ross s Wattles Promise. Friesians. (Judge: Mr. A. Burgess, Rongotea.) Bull, tw-o years and upward: W..8. Connor's Tataro Veeman Brigadier, 1; K. G. Fairbrother's. Dalefleld King Echo Wayne, 2.. ■ ~ L . - Bull calved since July 1, 1937: K. G. Fairbrother’s Dalefield Netherland Prince, 1 : Fairbrother’s Dalefleld Netherland R a ‘ jab 2; R. A. Wilson’s Mah-oe Locherberg, 3. Cow, three years old and upward, in milk: K. G. Fairbrother’s Dalefield Wayne Echo, 1; Fairbrother’s Dalefield Pontiac Sunnycroft, 2; R. A. Wilson’s Mahoe Naupata, 3. Heifer, calved since July 1, 1936: K. G. Fairbrother’s Dalefleld Maori Desire. 1; R. A. Wilson’S Mahoe Glencona. 2; Fairbrother’s Dalefleld Maori Mile, 3. Heifer calf, horn since July 1, 1938: K. G. Fairbrother's Dalefield Princess Ormsby, 1: B. A. Wilson, 2; Fairbrother's Dalefleld Wayne Beauty, 3. BulHcalf, born since July. 1, 1938: K. G. Fairbrother's Dalefleld King Fobes, 1; R. A. Wilson, 2. Best pair of heifer calves: R. A. Wilson. .Champion bull: W. B. Connor’s Tataro Veemitif Brigadier; reserve champion. K. G. Fairbrother's Dalefield King Echo ■Wayne. Champion cow: K. G. Fairbrother's Dalefield Wayne Echo; renerve champion, Fairbrother’s Dalefleld Pontiac Sunnycroft. \ ' Herefords. (Judge: Mr. E. E. Short, Feildlng.) Bull, calved before July 1, 1937: E. W. Barnett’s Jubilee Gem. Bull, calved since July 1. 1937: J. Brice’s Waimutu Senator 3rd, 1; L. Brice’s Waimutu Senator 4th, 2; E. W. Barnett's Toko Jubilee, 3. Cow, any age, with calf at- foot: Waimutu Amethyst Bth. 1; L. E. W. Barnett’s Toko Carlssflma 2nd, 2. Helfer, calved since July I, 1935: E. W. Barnett’s Toko princess. Helfer, ealved since July 1. 1036: E. W Barnett’s Toko Carisslma sth, 1; L. J. Brice’s Waimutu Amethyst 26th, 2. Champion bull: E. W. Barnett’s Jubilee Gem. j Champion cow: j. Brice’s Waimutu Amethyst sth; reserve champion, E. W. Barnett’s Toko Carisslma 2nd. ■* ' ) Unregistered Dairy Cattle. (Judge: Mr. J. H. Mason, Feildlng.) Cow In milk, three years and over: Lex Cameron’s Wairoro White Iris, 1; W. H. Summerton’s Itublna, 2. / Heifer, in milk: Mrs. F. E. ’Williamson’s Mystery, 1; W. IL Summerton’s Betty, 2. Heifer, dry, calved since July 1, 1937; W. 11. Summerton’s Violet, 1; A. D. Prentice’s Spotted Royal, 2; W. H. Summerton's Goldie, 3. Hand-fed heifer: A. D. Prentice’s Silver Dawn, 1; Joyce Goodman's Rose Marie, 2; Allan Goodman’s Bonny Bell, 3. Champion cow in milk: Lex Cameron’s Wairoro White Iris. Reserve champion: Mrs. F. E. Williamson’s Mystery. CALF-HEAKING CHAMPIONSHIP. (Judge: Mr. C. J. Masters, Wanganui.) Dairy heifers, judged on care and attention: Phyllis Prentice’s Queen of the Carnival, 1; Allan Goodman’s Bonny Bell, 2; Joyce Goodman's Rose Marie, 3. Dairy heifers, judged on dairy type': Jean Goodman’s Highland Lass. 1; Joyce Goodman's Rose Marie, 2; Phyllis Prentice’s Queen of the Carnival, 3. Yearling heifers: Joyce Prentice's Spotted Royal, 1; Jean Goodman’s Rosebud, 2; Leonore Johnston’s Tul, 3. Marton show championship: Jean Goodman’s Highland Lass.

HORSES. Thoroughbreds. (Judge: Mr. T. V. Caverhill, Masterton.) Best two-year-old gelding, colt, or filly: ,T. 11. Duncan’s Honeste, 1 ; 11. T. Whale, 2; 11. J. D. MeManaway’s Miss Leighon, 3. Saddle Horses. (Judge: Mr. T. V. Cavcrbill, Maslerlon.) Maiden hack, up to 12 stone: F. McLean’s Buster Boy, 1; Miss Noel Cameron, 2; A. 15. Marshall’s Sir Patrick, 3. Weight-carrying hack up to 13 stone: Miss Noel Cameron's Waiforte, 1; Miss K. N. Levin’s Killarney, 2; 8. G. Perryman's. 3. Lightweight hack, up to 11 stone:. F. McLean’s Buster Boy, 1; 8. G. Perry's Laughing Chief, 2; -Miss Noel Cameron’s entry, 3. ‘ Women's hack, to be ridden: Miss Noel Cameron's Waiforte, 1; Mrs. F. McLean's Doodle Doo, 2; S. G. Perry’s, Laughing Chief. 3. Troop horse up to 14 stone: J. Goodwins Mataroa, 1; Miss F. Field's Taraf. 2. . Best paced hack: Miss Noel Cameron’s Waiforte, 1 : Miss M. Baldwin’s Te Aunui, 2; S. G Perry's Laughing- Prince. 3.: District hack, up to 13 stone: June Ward's Christopher Kobin, 1: Miss Doris Young's Larrikin. 2; 11. Serymgeour’s Banshee. 3. Best eoli: Miss, Noel Cameron’s Waiforte, 1: Miss Noel Cameron. 2; S. G. Perry’s Laughing Prince, 3. Draught Horses. (Judge: Mr. E. E. Short, Fpilding.) Yearling coil or filly: G. Hamish Wil-

son’« Ngaio Joanna. Colt., iHi.v, or gelding, two years: u Ilanildh Wildon’d Ngalo Joan. Draught, mare or gelding: Andrew Darlnier’s Rose, 1 J Arnold Jurgens 1 rince, z; Marton Jockey Club’s Boss, 3. Pony CiasseH. Best «chool child’*) pony: Jen.no Kitchen’s Sparkle, 1: Rlisthdl Lourled Ascal, 2; David Johnston’s Jackie Coogan, ,1. ■ Under 12 lianda: Shirley Thompson, i; David Johnston’*: Jackie Coogan, 2; 1116seli McLean’o Tim, 3. Mare or gelding, over 12 linnd.o: Jeune Kitchen's Sparkles. 1: David Jollllh.tou a Jackie Coogan, 2; Belly McLean’s Biddy, Bost paced and mannered mare or gelding: Roland Young, 1; Jeune Kitchen, 2; David Johnston, 3. Marc or gelding, over 13 lianils ami not over 11.2 hands:' Dorio Young, 1; Suzanne Davas. 2: Roland Young, 3, Clianipion pony: Doriis Young’s Larrikin. Ring Competitions. (Judges: Mr. K. .MeK. Dunean, Hunterville, and Mr. T. V. Caverhill, Masterton.-) Boy or girl ride::, under 10 yours: Peggy Kitchen, 1; Russell Lourie, 2: Dick Haise,’ Girl rider, under 12 years: Jeune Kitchen." 1; June Ward. 2: Ann Campbell, 3. Boy rider, under 12 years: David Johnston, 1; Murray Wilooti, 2: Rex Loltriewe, 3. ‘ / . ’ . . Champion •pony: Doris Young's. Larrikin. Maiden pony jumping: M. Ross's Doct >r.

1; John Syme’s Bucksl/ee, 2;.Miss Suzanne Davis's Red Wing, 3. Pony jumping: W. Beatson’s -Peter Pan, 1; Roland Young's Tiki, 2; David Johnston's Jackie Coogan, 3. Bareback rider over jumps: Jeune Kitchen (Sparkles), 1; D. Johnston, 2; K. Taylor. 3. ■Malden hunters’ jumping: W. Griffin’s Stvlisli-Lady, •1: H. M. Blunden’s Silver Tex, 2; M. Ross’s Doctor, 3. Women’s jumping: R. L. Hartley’s Snowstorm, 1; J. Goodwin's Mataroa, 2; W. 11. Smith's Rajab, 3. K. W. Price memorial hunters' jumping competition: J. A. Pawson’s Taneka, 1; W. Beatson’s Peter Pan, 2; H. M. Blunden’s Silver Tex. 3. Handy hunter competition: I. Camerons Ramona. 1; W. H. Smith’s Rajah, 2; J. Brice’s Tara, 3. Open hunters’ jumping: .1. A. Pawson» Taneka, 1; W. H. Smith’s Rajab, 2; S. G. Perry's Hakamana, 3. PIGS. Purebred Berkshire)*. Boar. 14 mouths and over: A. W. Revell’s Makowhai Choysa Ltd, 1; Mis. 11. M. Jackson's Maklno Barrv. 2: H. E. Fieldhouse's Makowhal Caesar, 3. Boar, eight months and under 14 months: A. W. Revell’s Western Rambler. 1; L. F. J. Barnaby’s Tealby Prince. 2: Barnaby’s Tealby Duke. 3. Hoar, four months and under B months: C. A. Major'si N'ikau Pride 2nd. 1; Mrs. 11. M. Jackson, 2: A. W. Revell, 3-, Boar, under four months: )>'. A. Davison’s Centaurus John. 1; Clieitviiham Cooperative Dairy Co|iiptuiy 2.

Sow. 14 months and over: F. J. P. Barna, by’s Western June 2nd, 1; W. A. Davison’s Centaurus Rambler, 2; Barnaby’s Kai Nul Olive, 3. Sow, visibly in pig: A. W. Revell's Westown Price, 1; L. H. E. Fieldhouse, 2; A. W. Revell’s Dominion Reos May, 3. Sow, eight months and under 14 months: F. J. P. Barnaby's Tealby Rose, 1; Cheltenham Co-operative Dairy Company’s Maklno Laundress, 2; W. A. Davison, 3. Sow, four months and under eight months: It. E. Fieldhouse, 1 and 2; O. C. Ellerm's Nikau May’s Duehesa 3rd, 3. Sow, under four months: W. A. Davison, .1 ; Cheltenham Co-operative Dairy Company, 2. Champion boar: A. W. Revell’s Makowhal Choysa Lad: reserve champion, A. W. Revell's Westown Rambler 4th. Clianipion sow: A. W. Revell's M’estown Price II; reserve champion, F. J. P. Barnaby's Tealby Rose. Purebred Tamworths. Boar, 14 months and over: Cheltenham Co-operative Dairy Company's Makowhai Victor, 1; 11. E. Fieldhouse's Makowhai <n-ns ‘.'nd., 2; C. S. Hunt’s Ruthergleu Toby, 3. .. . i.. eight months and under 14 months: 11. E. Fieldhouse, 1; C. A. Major’s Wnngaeliu Emperor, 2; C. S. Hunt's Ruthergleu Don. 3. Boar, four months and under eight months: C. S. Hunt. Bo|tr. under four months: H. E. Fieldhouse, 1 and 2.

■Sow, 14 months and over, In pig: 11. E. Fieldhouse’s Makowhai Lady .Superior, 1; Clioltenham Co-operative Dairy Company's

Mountley Golden Girl, Ist., 2; W. M. Williams’s Mountley’s Marley, 3. Sow, eight months and under 14 months: 11. E. Fieldhouse, 1 and 2; C. S. Hunt’s Rutlierglen Caroling, 3. Sow, four months and under eight months: IV. M. ’Williams's Alesberry Lady, 1; C. S. Hunt, 2; Cheltenham Co-opera-tive Dairy Company, 3. Sow and litter of not fewer than eight pigs: C. S. Hunt's Rutlierglen Duchess 2nd., 1: W. M. Williams's Massey Prize Nancy, 2. Best porker: Cheltenham Co-operative Dairy Company, 1: H. E. Fieldhouse, 2. Best baconer: "E. Gudopp, 1; 11. E. Fieldhouse, 2; W. A. Eavison, 3. YOUNG FARMERS' CLUB JUDGING COMPETITION. (Judges: Messrs. E. E. Short, Feildlng, and J. H. Mason, Feildlng.) Three Three beef cuttle: C. B. Anderson (Bulls), 1; It. S. Shield (Marton), 2; J. M. Cranston (Fordeil), 3. Three dairy cattle: J. M. Cranston (Fordeil), 1; C, B. Anderson (Bulls), 2; V. T. Shannon (Marton), 3. Three Romney Marsh lambs: P. Mason, 1; It. S. Shield (Marton), 2; C. B. Anderson (Bulls), 3. Three Southdown lambs: C. B. Anderson. 1: P. Weston (Hunterville), 2; E. L. McLeay (Marton), 3. Mr. E. B. Gordon’s Challenge Cup tor the young farmer gaining most points in judging competitions was won by C. B. Anderson (Bulls), who secured 32 points

of a possible of 40, gaining two firsts, * second, and a third. SHEEP DOGS. (Judge: Mr. J. McHardy, Talhape.) Rough-haired sheep dog or bitch: Mrs. R. S. Fullerton-Smith’s Stlffy, 1: Mrs. Asthon Trotter’s Jean, 2; Mr. D. Thompson, 3. Smooth-haired sheep dog: A. B. Marshall’s Streak, 1; J. Green, 2; L. Cameron’s Mick, 3. Smooth-haired sheep bitch: P. Mason’s Lass. Dog or bitch, under 12 months: T. K. Hodgson’s Bruce, 1; T. IL Hodgeon's Tees, SHOW IN MASTERTON Entries for the Musterton show on February’ 14 and 15 are now coining to hand and .everything points to a successful exhibition. Ryeland sheep are being catered for this year with several classes. 1 The show will be a very comprehensive one and for practically ail classes of exhibitors. A dinner set will go to the woman judging the nearest correct weight of a bullock. All those interested are invited to send for free schedules to the secretary, Box 40. Masterton.