ALSATIAN DOGS

Evening Post, Volume CXV, Issue 67, 21 March 1933, Page 12

ALSATIAN DOGS

LOWER HUTT PARADE

A record entry was received for the S parade of the Wellington Alsatian Shepherd Dog Club at Lower Hutt on Saturday. The judge was Miss F. T. Duff, of Hastings. Miss L. Nicholas's well-known bitch, Te Kauparuha Huia, was awarded the special ribbon for the best in the parade, Mr. V. Power's Phantom of Rezarf being the best opposite sex to the winner. The following are the results:— Dogs.—Under 6 months: Mr. A. Grigg's Rover, 1; Mrs. J. Curtis's Prince Hex, 2; Mr. Howard's Baron, 3. Under 12 months: Mr. V. Power's Phantom of Rezarf, 1; Mr. Leighton's Garde of Trentmore, 2; Mrs. Laurie's Karl, 3. Under 18 months: Phantom of Rezarf, 1; Mr. D. Roberts's Peter of Rolfa, 2; Garde of Trentmore, 3. Novice: Phantom of Rezarf, 1; Mr France's Roseneath Pontiae, 2; Mr R. Galvin's Wolf of Leehaven, '3. LimitRoseneath Poutiac, 1; Wolf of Leehaven 2; Mrs. D. WartDaby's Duke of Aarvold' 3. Minor open: Roseneath Pontiae, 1Wolf of Leehaven, 2; Duke of Aarvold, 3. Open: Roseneath Pontiae, 1; Duke of Aarvold, 2; Mr. Horan's Fawn of Kilmartin, 3. Stud dog: Duke of Aarvold 1 Bitches.—Under 12 months: Mr. Cathie's Charm of Waterloo, 1; Jones and Orange's Lassie of Nongath, 2; Mr. Daily's Racer 3. Under 18 months: Miss L. Nicholas's Te Rauparaha Huia, 1; Charm of Waterloo, 2; Mrs. D. Wartnaby's Brenda 3 Novice: Charm, 1; Mr. Leighton's Venus of Trentmore, 2; Mr. J. Jenkinson's Te Kura-Sally, 3. Limit: Huia, 1; Mr J Suridge's Netta Picardy of Aarvold,' 2Mrs. Symons's Pixie, Diana, 3. Minor openHuia, 1; Netta 2; Venus, 3. Open: Huia 1; Netta, 2; Pixie, 3. Brood bitch' Venus of Trentmore, 1; Gwen of Wolfmore, 2. Obedience test: Mr. R. Galvin's Wolf of Leehaven, 1; Mr. J. Jenkinson's Te Kura Sally, 2. FIRM'S EXPENSES CRITICISED. With the intention of cutting down expenses the manager of a certain firm was making a careful scrutiny of the petty cash book. One item which caught his1 eye was "Large Bottle Baxter's Lung Preserver." He called the petty cash clerk and inquired whether this purchase was necessary. He was informed that due to colds several members of the staff had each los^ two or three days' work, but a big improvement had been noticed since a bottle of "Baxter's" was kept handy to nip colds in the bud. So convincing was this explanation that the manager complimented the clerk on her discretion, saying she had had both the motherly instinct and the business instinct, and further directed that at all times, winter and summer, a bottle of "Baxter's" should be kept in the office. New Zealand climate is so changeable that at ho 'time of the year is one absolutely safe from coughs and colds. It always pays to bo ready with "Bax> ter's," the proven best remedy "with the tonic properties." ■ All chemists and stores sell "Baxter 's" in three sizes, the big family size economy bottle at 4s 6d, also 2s 6d and Is 6d.— Advt.