MANAWATU SHOW

Evening Post, Volume XCIV, Issue 107, 2 November 1917, Page 2

MANAWATU SHOW

PEOPLE'S DAY

BAD WEATHER EXPERIENCED

(B* TELEGRAPH.) (FROM OUR SPECIAL REPORTERS.) PALMERSTON N., This Day. The weather for People's Day (yesterday) of the Manawatu Show was very unfavourable, and the attendance was m consequence affected. The remaining results were:—• Jersey Cattle.—The awards in the cow section were published in The Post last evening. For bulls the championship went to F. J. Watson (Bulls), and the reserve championship to E. Eagles, inn. (Belvedere). The M'Crea Trophy lvalue 20 gumeas), for a group of three purebred Jersey cows in. milk, was secured by S. K. Lancaster. G. M'Rae, R. D. Harkness, and F. J. Watson each secured first among Jersey bulls. ' Draught Horses.—The cfiampion draughts were shown by the Donald Estate, Featherston. The Knijrhi Cun, for the best filly and two progeny, went to J. Donald (F«atherston). In the general list the Donald Estate secured five farsts and one second; Arthur Tocker teatherston, one first, two seconds, and one third; J. Donald, Feaiiherston, a, I? \ B w S^ nd> "^ * Ulird > ErijMt Short, Feildmg, one firsfe; S. E. Lancaster, Palmerston North, one second In the section for working draughts S. Bambery, Palmerston North, was the most successful with four. ' firsts, one second, and one third. The New Zealand Jirpress Company, Palmerston North, secured three firsts and two seconds; the Wellington branch, three seconds and three thirds; the Donald Estate and A. A- Wa q S^ff.Palmerston North, each one nrsfc; 6. R. Lancaster, one second. JJogs.—The dog section was a vary bisATrtf'W 8 -0118- Firsts were secured by the following :-Cooker Spaniels (Wack): A. Kinzatt, G. H. Greening, £ A- T*A?> -Mr.. A. B. Collins, £ L. Campbell; other than black: T. F Fitzgerald, R. L. Campbell, J. M'Avinue, n p'n lor; ,TMd sP^iels: Mrs. W HE\,v*F ."was t• ? o*. (4)> Skve T«n-iers: B. Wilds SSJTI G- A- Hardy, Sl! ?Ifo V ' i ?' Ti.f ner (3 • AJr^ale (chfilenge class : Mrs. F. E. BUtcliff J Mynott Bilteliff and Dune IferrieraManawatu Hunt Club (8). ■' Pointers: g W CrC|^,' L T' A B®r E«glish Settefe: v' a j •■(?' 1 A> H> B- Probert (10), Ll°yd- J- T. Folks, -t. Andrews. Grey! hounds: ESpiers (2), S. L. Corlett (6). i J-.B- Smith, 4 . Pugs: Miss M. Badomski Jlrs. G. E. Spinley (5), A. (f" »? u ?'f: Miss K. Moore, Mrs A.,Mitche Mrs. George Lewis, G. L. Lewis Bulldogs (challenge class)- T P X?$ lns (3). W. D. Blair (4), J. D. ?%5 M«. J. Bl Miller, C. E „White (4), Mrs. C. Goodridge (2), Jack OmT' n-J iIS- E- E" Bemlison tf) Old Engf,sh a.eepaogs : Mrs. A.Burgess was the oriy exlubitor. Great D^ues (chaUenge class): Miss N. Brittain (4) Harness Horse (style and action-a^irrif-i BH mk G ie s KrgololtT^s J" B" OS^ Best Ladyjs Hack (ridden by lady) • H Hassell's (femoana) Capt. Glosso?/ i. 2 T-M Gill's (Palmerston N.J.Araha, 3 Best paced and mannered liorse: Lonebrl, Capt; Glossop 2/H. Hassell's Micky

COMPETITIONS.

nJPtf 6 -girf .ri, de?|-Mias Adah' Platts-Mills bmith (Taikorea) 3 - gahiatna) Coromlla 3. There were 28 entries, and some of the horses found the going rather heavy for them