WINTER SHOW

Evening Post, Volume CX, Issue 10, 11 July 1930, Page 15

WINTER SHOW

STOCK AWARDS

Attendances at the Winter Show continue satisfactory. Yesterday afternoon it was well patronised considering the weather, and last night there was a large crowd. Gate receipts on Wednesday were £106, au increase of £34 on those, of the corresponding day last year. Visitors yesterday afternoon and evening found much to interest them, and the stock, judging of which was completed yesterday afternoon, were a centre of attraction. The fat bullock ie estimated to weigh about a ton and a half. The leading Jersey cows were highly commended by the judge. The following are additional awards in Jive stock:— CATTLE. Friesians. —Bull, three years: Estate of \V. G. Gallon, 1; P. llodo'er, 2. Bull, two years: K. Knutson, 1; Mrs. D. Rldler, 2. Cow, three years: E. Knutson, 1 and champion; Estate of W. C. Gallon, 2; Mrs. Kldler, 3. Heifer, three years: Estate of W. G. Gallon, 1 and champion. Heifer, two years: Estate of W. G. Gallon, 1. Heifer, one year: E. Knutson, 1: P. Hodder, 2. Group: Estate of VV. G. Gallon Jlalkln;; Shorthorns.—Bull, three years: R. V. Brown, 1 and champion. Bull, two years' W. J. Stack, 1. Bull, one year: H. V. Brown, I and 2; \V. J. Stack, 3. Cow, three years: R. V. Brown, 1 and champion. Heifer, three years: R. V. Brown, 1. Heifer, two years: U. V. Brown, 1. Heifer, one year: H. V. Brown, 1 and 3; W. J. Stack, 2. Group: U. V". Brown, 1. Red Polls.—Bull, three years: J. Davies, I and champion. Bull, two years: J. Davies, t; H. G. Bryant, 2; Bull, one year: H. G. Bryant, 1. Cow, three years: H. G. Bryant, 1 and 2. Heifer, three years: J. Davies, 1; H. G. Bryant, 2. ■ Heifer, two years: H. G. Bryant, 1 aud 2. Group: H. G. Bryant. SHEEP AND LAMBS. Long-wool Cross. —Three sheep, one shear: W. Howard Booth, 1, 2, and champion. Three lambs: W\ Howard Booth, 1 and 2. Down Crosses.—Three sheep, one shear: W. Howard Booth, 1 and 2; F. Dysart, 3. Three lambs: W. Howard Booth, 1 and champion; C. P. Coulter, 2; W. P.j'der, 3. Corrlcdales.—Three sheep, ona shear: C. P. Coulter. FAT SHEEP AND LAMBS. Longwool.—Three sheep, one shear: W. Howard Booth, 1 and 2; C. P. Goulter, 3. Three lambs: C. P. Coulter, I. Down Cross.—Three sheep, one shear: W. Howard Booth, 1 and 2 and champion; VV. Ryder, 3. Throe lambs: R. Dysart, 1 and champion; W. 11. Booth, 2; C. V. Goulter, 3. Corrledales.—Three sheep, one shear: C. P. Gouitcr, 1. Open Classes.-^Three wethers, longwool cross: D. Blshell, 1; N. Horrobin, 2. Three wethers, down cross: R. Dysart, 1. Three heaviest wethers, any breed: C. W. Skill, 1; C. P. Goulter. 2; W. Ryder, 3. Three heaviest ewes: F. Fairey, 1. SCHOOL SECTIONS. Really flue work was seen in the school sections, judged yesterday afternoon. Tho following are tho results:— Writing.—Junior: Mildred Thomson, Guildford terrace Convent, 1; St. Catherine's Convent 2-ami 3; Slolly Maquire, Uuildford terrace' vh.c. Senior: Iris Elen, Guildford ter, race' 1; Peggy Fleming, St. Marks School, 2; Ka.hu Tahiwi, St. Marks School,. 3; Honor Fry. Junior, Betty Croll, St. Marks School, l; June Miles, St. Marks, 2; Owen Campbell, Island Bay School, A. beuloi . Marie Collins, Guildford terrace, 1 and ..; Ciythia Stockley-Jones, St. Marks, 2. lieliof Map of South Island.—Junior: Gwen Campbell, Island Bay, 1; Alison Armour, 6>t. Marks 2; lan Berendsen, Island Bay, i. Senior': Olga Smith. St. Marks, 1; .Ma ß nUs Lcnnic, Island Bay, 2; G. Holm, bt. Marks, 3 Lettering.—Junior: Vesta Fordhani, St. Mark" 1 Senior: Z. Bedell, 1; John Hobson, Island Bay, 2; Jean Macroady, Guildford 3'Design.— Junior: Eunice Scott, St. Marks,!. Seuior: Delza Stockloy-Jones, 1; Olt'a Smith, St. Marks/ 2; Nancy Hcrron, St. MRaffla.-Junlor: John Bowles, Island Bay School, l; Joy Stevenson, Island Bay Mar ,t Senior: GytM» Stockley-Jones, fat. Marks l!S a BS^/untorf'cuiude Cornfoot and Briton landf both St. M«ks. equal. 1; Max Gosling, St. Marks, 2. Senior: Athol Howaith, iil-md Bay t; Robert Pearson, St. Marks, - Drawing of New Zealand Foliage-Junior: BiUy Waters St. Marks, 1. Senior: Honor Frv St. Marks, 1; Doris Smith. St. Marks. 2; loan Macready, Guildford terrace, v.h.c. Pencil Draw ng of Foliage.-Junlor: Eunice Scott St Martsf 1! June Miles, Sf. Marks, 2. ,&i Mario-Collins. Guildford terrace, 1; Jean Macready, Guildford terrace, 2; 'Lilian "^SlDmvln^of'oid" Boot-Junior: Pat. Dennis IsUnd fay? 1 Senior: Molllc Miles. St Marks, 1; Z. Bedell, 2. Junior: Vesta fordham St. Mirks 1; Graham Martin, St. Marks, «. Senior': Genevle Holm, St. Marks, 1; Charlie f- IStor: DoSTanUh. St. Marks 1 ;J-erty Cirter Island Bayj 2: Eunice Scott, St. Marks, •i Six jam tarts: Junior: Esther Suckling, st Mark. 1 Senior: Doris Smith, St. Marks, V; Eunke Scott, St. Marks, 2; Olga Smith st Marks 3. Six sausage rolls: Junior. Gadj-s Smith. St. Marks. 1; Gladys Williams and Esther Suckling, both St Marks equal, » Senior: Olga Smith, St. Marks, 1; Doris Smith? St. Marks 2: Oythla Stockley-Jones, St. Marks 3. Sponge sandwich: Junior: Josephine Russell, St. Marks, 1; Gladys Smith, St. Marks, 2. Senior: J. Gardner, 1; Grace Halt Island Bay 2; Doris Smith, St. Marks, o. mPtcakE Junior: Gladys Smith, St. Marks I- Beltv Croll, St. Marks, 2. Senior: Doris Smith, St. Marks, 1; Olga Smith, St. Marks, •• riato of biscuits: Junior: Pamela DigbySn.lth, SI Slarks/l: Gladys Smith, St. Marks. -Senior: Olga 'Smith, St. Marks, 3; Doris Smith' SI. Marks. 2. Plate of assorted cakes: ~ lor: Gladys Smith. St. Marks 1; Pamela nicbv-Smith 2. ' Senior: Doris Smith, bt. Marvs 1- Olga Smith, St. Marks, 2; Jean I ekhrnan' Island Bay, 8. Plate of Pikelets: Junio" Betty Croll, St. Marks, 1; Gladys Smithf St. Marks, 2. Senior: Olga Smith, S Marks, 1; Gladys Smith, St. Marks, J Finice Scott St. Marks, 3. Plato assorted ?Zta: Junior: Betty Croll and Joseph no Russell St. Marks, equal, 1; Gladys Smith, fet. M-irlis 2 Senior: Doris Smith, St. Marks, Olga Smith, St Marks, 2; Gythia StockloyJo'nes 3. Jar of jam: Junior: Josephine KussSTV Marks, 1. Senior; Olga Smith and Eunice Scott, St. Marks, equal, 1; Dons Smith, St. Marks, 1-