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Feilding Star, Volume I, Issue 296, 20 June 1907, Page 4

! NATIONAL WINTER bttOW. » . . i SECOND DAY. i ! Yesterday was the People's Day, I ■ and it is safe to say that the Show ' i . was attended with more interest by ■ | the country people than on any prei vious occasion. I ! The weather was very cold, and > ; besides taking a good dsal off the l | pk-asure of afternoon's sport also I interfered to a large extent with the j jumping, and a good many of the , i horses, through standing about in the , j cold, did not show anything like their - j usual form. Three spills took place, i but the riders escaped injury. The r ! leaping competition for pories was - j won by F. Lumsden's Tommy, A. • i Hill's Lady Sen-Sen being second, ; ! and C. Howe's Waimahoe third. The ) j Maiden Hunters' competition was } ! carried off by A. Weston's King John, r ! D. A. Bennett's Gaiety second, and i J. W. Hook's Bluster third. The following is the prize list:— - I POULTRY. i Langshans, hen: F. Holland 1; . 'cockerel. F. Holland 1 and special; , pullet: F. Holland 1 and special. 1 Plymouth Rocks, cock : Mrs W. A. i Sowman 1 and special; S. R. Lanoas- - i ter 2, L. Willis 3; hen: Miss J. - j Cook 1 and 2, Mrs Sowman 3; cocklorel: Mrs Sowman 1, W. McKenzie i 2 and 3; pullet: Mrs Sowman 1 and ! I 2, Miss Cook 3; white pullet: P. M. F I Brown 2. »j Orpington, black, cock : Mrs Sowf man 1 and special, J. CaHesen 2, G. R. Hutchison 3; black s.c. hen: G. R. Hutchison 1 and special ; Mrs Sowj man 1 and 2 : black s.c. cockerel : Mrs 3 Sowman 1, G. R. Hutchison 2 and 3; . black s.c. pullet: J. Jarvie 1, G. . Hutchison 2, Mrs Sowman 3; buff r s.c. cock: G. Hutchison 1, T. J- ' Nicholls 2, P. W. Brown 3; buff s.c. hen: G. R. Hutchison 1, 2 and speF cial, D. J. Lovelock 3; buff s.c. cockL erel : G. R. Hutchison 1 and special, [ D. J. Lovelock 2 and 3 ; buff s.c. pul- _ let: G. R. Hutchison 1 and 2, D. J. t Lovelock 3. Wyandotte, golden, cock: G. R. Hutchisen 1 and special, D. J. Love- . lock 2, F. Bradley 3; golden hen: G. R. Hutchison 1, 3 and special, W. J. Lovelock 2 ; golden cockerel : Baigent t and Betts 1, Hutchison 2 and 3; golF den "pullet: Hutchison 1 and 3, Baigent and Betts 2 ; silver cock : J. D. [ Iremonger I and special, G. R. Hut- . chison 2, Baigent and Betts 3; silver hen : G. R. Hutchison 1 and 2, S. W. Luxford 3; silver cockerel: Mrs . Sowman 1, W. Ritohings 2 and 3; . silver pullet: J. Jarvis 1, J. S. Mead . 2, Baigent and Betts 3; white cock: . G. Worsfold 1 ; white hen : F. Bradley 1, "E. Callanan 2 ; white cockerel : F. j Bradley 1 and special, S. W. Luxford 2 ; I white pullet : G .Worsfold 1 and special, F. Bradley 2 and 3; partridge cock: J. Jarvis 1 and special, G. R. [ Hutchison 2, Mrs E. J. Manttan 3; t partridge hen: G. R. Hutchison 1, 2 and special, J. Jarvis 3; partridge , cockerel: J. Jarvis 1 and 2, G. R. [ Hutchism 3; partridge pullet: J. ' Jarvis 1, G. R. Hutchison 2 and 3. Minorca, black, cock: Mrs E. J. [ ' Manttan 1 and special : black, hen : \ Mrs E. J. Manttan 1, 2 and special; , black, cockerel : J. H. Johnston 1, { Mrs E. J. Manttan 2 and 3; black, pullet: Mrs Manttan 1, 2 and 3. r Leghorns, white, cock: G. King 1 I and special; white, hen: A. H. Hol- . land 1 and special, G. R. Attwood 2 and 3; white, cockerel: A. W. Hol- ' land 1, G. King 2, G. N. Ellison 3; P white, pullet: A.' H. Holland 1, G. R. Attwood 2, R. T. Rush 3; brown, t Ken : Miss M. Anderson 1 and special, J. D. Iremonger 2 and 3 ; brown, cockerel : Miss M. Anderson 1 anl " special, A. E. Holland 2, W. C. Howan 3; brown, pullet: Miss M. Anderson 1, A. E. Holland 2, A. H. Hall 3. ; DICKS. Aylesbury, over 12 months drak^: [ L. Wallis 1 ; over 12 mouths, duck I D. J. Lovelock 1, L. Wallis 2; under , ! 12 months, drake: D. J. Lovelock 1 ' , .md ppeoial ; under 12 months, duck • i J). J. Lovelock 1 and special. } I Pekin, under 12 months, drake: II T Devonshire 1 and special ; duck • I j v. A. Ellison 1 and 2, T. Devonshire t Indian Runners, over 12 months, I drake: P. W. Brown 1 a«d special. ' E. Callanan 2, E. H. Jarvis 3; duck :' T. Devonshire 1 and special, P. W. Browne 2; under 12 months, drake: S MeNab _L, H. J. Lancaster 2, T. [ Devonshire 3; duck: P. W. Brown , J, E. H. Jarris 2, H. J. Lancaster ; 3 , Rouen, drake : Miss J. Cook 1 ; [ duck: Miss J. Cook 1 and special, j also all other prizes in the Rouen „ clafisos, except 11. O. Jarrett Ist in ' ducks under 12 months. | FAT 6HEEP. Wethers, Down or Down cross, any age: C. T. Keeble 1 and 3, W. D. H; Beetham 2; ewes: S. R. Lancaster 1, C. T. Keeble 2 and 3. Longwool wethers, any age : C. T. K«-eble i and 2, F. S. Mcßae 3; bvt-s: C. T. Keeble 1, C. Collis and Sons 2, F. S. Mcßae 3. ? Down or Down cross wethors, under 1 24 months: Collis and Son 1, F. E. A\ ilkinson 2, F. S. Mcßae 3 ; ewes • j Collis and Sons 1 anl 2, S. R. Lan- ■ i cast:<r 3. I Longwool wethers, under 2! } months: C T. Keeble 1 and 2, F. «*. Mcßae 3; ewes: F. S. Mcßae I, 2 - and 3. ' ! Hogge>t3, Down or Down cross.. • wethors or owes, or wethers and ewes, i ! under 12 months : S. R. Lancaster 1, - I F. S. Mcßae 2, FT. F. Arkwright 3, i lontfwool : F, S. Mcßae 1, 2 and 3. : ; Pet lamb, reared by children : Miss ■ j Alma Collis 1, Miss Ward 2, D. Collis ! FREEZING CLASS. ■ | Five Longwool wethers -. H. F. Ark- ■ ! wright 1, Keiller Bros. 2, W. and H. • j Beetham 3. : Five Down or Down cross v ethers, • under 24 months: W. and 11. Beett ! ham 1 and 2. C. T. Keebla,3. i ' FAT PIGS. ' ; Fat porkers, estimated weight net ; jto exceed 801 b: A Richards 1, E. . ! White 2. ! Baconers, estimated weight not to ' ; exceed 1501 b: E. White 1, M. Norris ■ I 2, A. Richards 3. j Fat pig: E. White 1 and 2, F. j Mason 3. i For Bronchial Coughs take Woods' ' I Great Peppermint Cure. Is 6d and ' 2s 6d. I ARTIFICIAL COMPLEXIONS. 1 ; The only guaranteed complexion . beautifier is pure food. Cosmetics in ' I any form are injurious. Arsenic ■ enters into the composition of quite ;! a number. Not one of them that has ' ! been analysed is fit to rub on the [ I human skin. Besides, the principle : • is wrong; as well paint the pump : ! handle to purify the water in the 1 I well. Keep the blood pure, the liver [ I and kidneys in good order, and the I ; complexion will be all that is de- | • sired. Ladies who use Impey's May j ; Apple adopt the most rational and certain method of beauty culture. ' j In addition te beauty of face, Impey's ; May Apple brightens the eyes, clears ', ! the brain, enriches the blood, and s j .gives perfect health. Impey's May j i Apple can be obtained from all stores, i or post free from Messrs Sharlana ' ; and Co., Ltd., Wellington. Price ' 2s- 6d per bottle. For Chiidreu's Hacking Cough at ' night Woods' Great Peppermint Cure, ; Is 6d and 2s 6d. Rheumo has permanently cured i thousands of sufferers from rheumatism, | tism, gout, sciatica, and lumbago. It j will cure you. , All stores, 2s 6u and 4s 6d. Give it a trial. KEEP UP YOUR MILK SUPPLY. "Sucrosine" solves the difficulty , about the winter feed for dairy cows. It is now recognised as the most valu- - able winter food for all stock. . It ; goes farther, and is relatively . cheaper than either oats or pollard. . | It has the highest feeding value, and ; is the most easily digested. All 3 stock like it. See exhibit at Winter ; ! Show. Obtainable from all leading 1 storekeepers. : MANCHESTER RIFLES. p i "pARADBS for June will be held JL as follows: — J Thursday, 27th. In the Drill Hall, at 7.30 p.m. ' AH rifles must be handed in for inspection by Government Armourer on or prior to Tuesday, 26th June. Orderly— Serjrt. Fisher. „ J. E.BARLTROP, 3 Captain. WANTED KNOWN — Go to Will Dalten's for all Plumbing; ' Materials. Water and drainage con- ' nections a specialty