The Ellesmere Show.

Ellesmere Guardian, Volume XVII, Issue 1789, 28 October 1896, Page 2

The Ellesmere Show.

: Q. _. The following is the remainder of the prize list : — HORSES. Blood Stock — Thoroughbred entire, J. Gaskin 1 and special, W. Mcllraith 2, H. J. Pick vh c. Thoroughbred mare, S. Nutt 1, W. J. Doyle 2, T. D. Boag h c. Trotting Horses— Stallion, Geo. Duncan L W. T. Oliff 2, Jas. Jarden vh c. Colt, geilding or filly, two years old, A. Chamberlain 1 and special, D. Cant 2. Colt, geilding or filly, yearling, Jim Stapleton 1 and special, Richard Maddock 2, f . D. Boag h c, J. Boag, Junr., c. Brood mare, H. Fiucham 1, Miss Cant 2. Hackneys— Entire, W. P. M. Buckley 1, W. J. Doyle 2, R. P. Hill he, J, Skilling c. Colt, three years old, Messrs Marshall and Sylvester 1. Roadster or Hack, to carry 14st, W. V. M. Buckley 1, P. Jackson 2, John Halliday v h c. Roadster or hack, to carry list, L. Mathias 1, C. G. Dalgety 2, T. W. Dent rhc. Hack, E. Cowan 1. Hack, two years old, C. G. Dalgety 1, John McConkey 2, W. Fay vh c. Hack, yearling, T. B. Howson 1, G. McClure 2, Jas. Stackhouse c. Lady's hack, Thos. Leathern 1, John S. Nelson 2, Jonathan Sowden he, W. J. Doyle c. Brood mare, John McConkey 1, J. Rennie 2, William Bishop h c. Hunters— Best hunter, P. Lill 1, W. Fleming 2, Geo. R. Haydon h c. Horse that takes the jumps m the best style, W. Fleming 1, W. H. Woodman 2. Carriage " Horses — Entire, Messrs Kittenberg and Sylvester 1, J. P. Herrick 2. Brood mare, J. S. Gardiner 1, IT. Fincham 2, G. E. Rhodes v h c. Mare or geilding, suitable for a dogcart, W. F. M. Buckley 1 and special, J. Eaglesome h c, Thos. Leathern c, C. G. Dalgety vlt c. Mare or geilding suitable for a buggy, G. E. Rhodes 1 and special, R. Graham 2, S. Graham c. Mare or geilding suitable for a farmer's spring cart, W. Hibbard 1 and special, T. Brooks 2, G. McClure h c. Filly or geilding three years old, W. Cooper 1, J. Rennie 2, Robert Finley he. Filly or geilding twe years old, W. J. Allen 1. Filly or colt yearling, R. Richards 1. Pair tandem Horses, W. F. M. Buckley 1. Cobs and Ponies — Cob, G. E. Rhodes 1. H. White 2, G. McClure h c. Ponj entire not exceeding 13 hands, Alex. Street 1, J. McVinnie 2. Pony entir£ not exceeding 14 hands, E. Ravenhill 1. Pony not exceeding 12 hands, Jonathan Sowdan 2. Brood mare not exceeding IS , hands, Master P. O. Boag 1, John McVinnie 2. Pony not exceeding 13 ,' hands, W. A. Nixon 1 and special, J. Webster 2, C. Withell he. Brood mare not exceeding 13 hands, J. Boag 1, E. MeLachlan 2. Pony not exceeding 14 hands, J. M. Furze 1, F. Jackson 2. Pony not exceeding 14 hands suitable for harness, Fred Wright 1, J. M. Furze 2. Pony not exceeding 13 hands suitable ftfr harness, W. H. Woodman 1. Pony that jumps m the best style, E. MeLachlan 1, 2 and special. Draught — Entire, John McKellar 1 and special, J. Brawley 2, James McDonald c. Entire horse two years old, Gip 1. Geilding, G. E. Rhodes 2 and special. Dry mare, Jas Stackhouse 1, Thos. McCormick 2. Filly three years old, J. Boag 1, 2 and special. Geilding. two years old, R. Wright 1 and special, W. Marshall 2., Filly two years old, J. W. Irvine 1, J. Boag 2, John Barrett v h c, Geo. Jameßon h. c. Colt or Geilding yearling, H. M. Hay 1 and special, James Stackhouse 2, T. Brooks c. Filly yearling, School of Agriculture 1, J. Boag 2, E. Tod special, J: W. Irvine h c. Three draught horses, G. E. Rhodes 1 and special. Pair of geldings, G. E. Rhodes 1 and special. Mare or geilding, suitable for a spring dray, Jas. McFarland 1, J. D. Campbell 2. Mare m foal or with foal, John Boag 1 and Bpecial. Mare m foal or with foal bred m the district, John Boag 1, James Stackhouse 2. Mare and two of her progeny, J. Boag 1. Mrs G. E. Rhodes gave £1 as first and 10s as second prize for the best girl rider under the age of sixteen years, Miss Ethel Cooch 1, Miss Furze 2. PIGS. Boar any breed, D. Cant 1. Boar under twelve months, Wilson Bros 1 and special. Boar under six months, James Bowe 1 and 2. Breeding sow, James Rowe 1. Sow under twelve months, Wilson Bros 1. Sow under six months, James Rowe 1. Berkshire boar, James Rowe 1, G. E. Rhodes 2. Berkshire boar under twelre months, G. E. Rhodes 1 and 2. Berkshire boar under six months, James Rowe 1. G. E. Rhodes 2. Berkshire sow, G. E. Rhodes 1. Berkshire sow, G. _E). Rhodes 1. Berkshire sow under twelve months, G. E. Rhodes 1, 2 and special. Berkshire sow under six months James Howe 1, G. E. Rhodog 2 and h c, Berkshire bow and litter, G. E. Rhodes 1, James Rowe 2. Purebred white boar, James Rowe 1 and 2. Purebred white sow, James Rowe 1. Purebred white sow under twelve months, James Rowe 1. Three fat pigs, A. Muir 1 and special. Berkshire sow and litter, J. Gilbert 1. , POTATOES AND ROOTS. ' Derwent potatoes — T. Tolerton 1 and special, S, Hurford 2. Kidney potatoes — R. Richards 1 and special, W. G. Doak 2, Miss Greenwood he. Beauty of Hebron potatoes — T. Tolerton 1 and special, W. G. Doak 2, S. Hurford he. Early variety — T. Tolerton 1 and special, T. Blanch 2. Yellow mangold— W. A. Nixon 1, 2, and he. Red mangold — W. A. Nixon 1 and 2, T. W. Durant he. Sweed turnips— Jos. Benny 1, J. Eagksome 2- Carrots— Jos. Benny %, W^ A Nixon 2 and h e. POULTRY, Game— J, Gilbert 1 and 2, Dorkings. — H. Pannett 1, G, E. Rhodes 2, Spanish Jas. Millar 2. Brahma (dark) — W. A. Banks 1 and Z. Cochin China •— G. E. Rhodes 1 and 2. Golden Hamburg—Mrs Wm. Bishop 1, G. W. Deal 2. Plymouth Rook — Phoß. Newton 1. Brown Leghorn — M. Thorson 1, Miss Rose Galpin 2. White Leghorn — Jas. Miller h c. Minorca — Jas McFarland 1, S. Pearce 2. Houdan — D. Cant 1 and 2. Andalusian— Master Mac Durant 1 and 2. Aylesbury ducks— J. Gilbert 1 . Rouen dqoks— Mrs S. C. Doyle 1. Gcggb — F. A. Bushl. Pair Pigeons -J. Gilbert 1 and 2. Pair f-tney pi#eonfen-E. S. Cliff 1. Orpington fowl's— W. A. Banks 1 and 2. : NEW ZEILA^D MANUFAC- •'" .J ' TORES. Certificate! of njerit were awarded as leitejrjj j— The Q*at*rbur/ ijfrwwi 2|«ifc

I aud Dairy Produce Export Company, 1 ; Limited, preserved meats, bacon and 1 | hams, wool, manures ; the Christchurch 1 Meat Company, Islington fertilisers ; H. Shaw, Leeston, set gig harness ; Messrs Bryant and Co., golden apple cider ; F. ■ Archer and Co., Jeyes's sheep dip and J chemical compounds ; N. Z. Provision j and Produce Company, silkstone soap. I Implements, — Certificates of merit I were awarded as follows ;— Messrs Reid and Gray, Deering pony binder ; A. I Billens, kerosene lamp sockets ; Messrs Morrow, Bassett and Co., thirteen-eoulter ! colonial chmbined grain and manure drills ; G. Martin, "West Eyreton gorse knives ; the Massy Harris Company, two ; reapers and binders, one garden plough ; j the Walter A Wood Company, threeapron open rear harvester and binder.