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Gisborne Herald, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22464, 20 October 1947, Page 6

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NEW SHOW RECORD RAIN ON SECOND DAY 67TH FIXTURE CONCLUDED The P. B. Agricultural and Pastoral Association’s sixty-seventh annual Show, concluded on Saturday. narrowly missed creating a record for attendance, the gate receipts being slightly down on last year’s outstanding total. , The threat of rain which hung over the fixture throughout Saturday, and which' materialised for a few minutes only well on in the afternoon, undoubtedly had the effect of keeping some oeoDle at home: and the preoccuDation of many farmers with seasonal work also had its effect upon the attendance. Nevertheless, the function was highly satisfactory in all its aspects, and visiting judges and Datrons credited the association with a Show equal to any to be found in the provinces of New Zealand. In a number of cases judges declared that only at a Royal Show would the exhibits in their particular classes attain a higher level of quality. Good Organisation Apparent The president, Mr A. C. Langford, the secretary, Mr A. R. Trafford, and other officers of the association received many compliments upon the organisa- * tion of the fixture, which, apart from a late start with some of the judging on the first dav. went without a hitch. From the point of view of many connected with the Show, it was probably the easiest in the long series conducted bv the association, the preliminary organisation having been carried out with close attention to detail, and no last-minute rushes having to be attended to.

Only one accident occurred during the two days, a boy suffering a broken lea in a mishap which had no connection with the Show itself. All the competitions classes were conducted without a serious fall, although a number of riders took minor tosses, and no difficulties arose in the handling of livestock either on the ground or in approaching or leaving the ground. Going-Home Crush Eliminated

Public transport arrangements worked out well, and the provision of special loading facilities for buses at the main outlet from the ground once again proved hishlv valuable. The rush and scramble for seats in buses which in recent vears had developed into a real hazard was eliminated, and the loading and dispatch of vehicles was speeded up noticeably by the improvement in organisation at this point. Late results were as under: — f AWARDS

i‘ HORSES

PONY CLASSES. Bare-back Riding, for Girls under 13 years (15): Miss Prudence Field, 1; Miss Brigit Burke, 2; Miss B. Fisken, 3; Miss Carleen McFarlane, h.c. Horse or Pony, most suitable for taking children to school (33): Kay Mossman, 1; Miss Susan Dods, 2; Miss J. Smellie, 3; Miss A. Bruce, h.c.; F. W. McGuiness, c.; Miss P. Forshaw, c.; Sholto Matthews, c. Best Turn-out of Pony and rider, to be ridden by a boy or a girl (37). Miss Anne Matthews, 1; P. Fisken, 2; Miss E. A. Allan, 3; J. R, Forshaw, h.c. Champions.—Pony, 13.2 hands and under 14.2: D. Redstone’s Cock Robin; reserve, Miss Ann Dickie’s Jill. Champion Pony, not exceeding 13.2 hands.—Miss A. M. Brownlie’s Sport, reserve, H. B. Williams’ Konini. In the initial judging on the first day of the Show an entry in the maiden pony class was awarded a third placing, but was later found not to conform to the height limit on the class. The corrected result is.— Maiden Pony, not exceeding 13.2 hands .(12 entries): H. B. Williams’ Konini, 1; Brian Boy’s Play Girl, 2; Miss A. Bruce’s Daybreak, 3 ;Miss Juliet Hegarty’s Midget, h.c. HORSE COMPETITIONS. Hunters’ Jump (41): Miss aGy Ford’s Bluebeard. 1: B. Birke’s Donny Brook, 2: T. Nenie’s The Raider. 3: H. H. Dods’ Convov. h.c. Jubilee Jumping Competition (58). —Miss Pam Torbett’s Camouflage, 1; H- H. Dods’ Convoy, 2; J. G. Busby’s Comedy, 3; Miss Margot Williams’ Gunda Din, h.c.; T. Nepia’s The Raider, c. Dual Jump, lady and gentleman rider (12). —Miss P. Shortt’s Blue Moon and M. W. Coop’s Rajah, 1; Miss J. Shortt’s Kismet and T. T. Nepia’s The Raider, 2. Consolation Jump (66).—J. B. Jefferd’s Melody, 1; E. W. White’s Kopanga, 2; M. ( R. Moore’s Birkology, 3. SADDLE HORSES. oCnsolation Class for Hacks (42): G. R. Black. 1: W. P. Spence, 2; G. Coop, Ladv Rider (19): Miss J. Shortt, 1; Mrs. E. W, Symes, 2; Miss Shirley Ballard. 3. Champion Hack: Miss P Shortt’s Lassiter. Reserve: Miss S. Ballard’s Thunderbolt. ' LIGHT. Champion Thoroughbred or Light Entire: E. N. Fitzgerald. ChamDion Light Harness Horse; Miss E. M. Elmers’ Greton Ray; reserve ChamDion. O. Hansen’s Lullaby.

SHEEP

FAT LAMBS Three short-wool lambs, heavyweights (2): R. A. Atkins, 1; W. W. Smith, 2. Three short-wool lambs, suitable for freezing, under 401 b dressed (3): D. O’Grady, 1; W. S. Picken, 2. Three short-wool lambs, suitable for freezing, under 361 b dressed (8): Opou Station, 1; D. O’Grady. 2; Collin Ltd., 3. Meat Board Export Competition Three short-wool lambs, suitable for freezing, under 321 b dressed (14): L. R. Witters, 1; T. A. V/itters, 2; Collin Ltd., 3 and h.c.; Opou Station, c. Three lambs, suitable for English market, to be judged on hoof, and when dressed for freezing (19): J. Atkins, 1; T. A, Witters. 2; L. R. Witters. 3; Collin Ltd., h.c.; J. B. Williams, c. PET LAMBS Child’s pet lamb, long wool (6): Miss Margaret Thomas, 1; Miss Margaret Dalrymple, 2; C. Mossman, 3. Child’s pet lamb, short wool (4): Miss Patsy Corcoran, 1; Graham Picken, 2; Ross Lavinia, 3; Alan Woodward, h.c. FAT SHEEP Three • shorn wethers, most suitable for frozen meat export (12): Collin, Ltd, 1 and 2; Ngakaroa Station, 3. Three shorn wethers, heavy-weight freezers (3): Collin Ltd., 1,2 and 3. Three shorn ewes, most suitable for frozen meat export trade; must have Jbred a lamb, ’Down or ’Down cross excluded (8): Ngakaroa Station, 1; Pukemata Station, 2; Collin, Ltd., 3. Three wethers, in wool, to be judged for value of wool and carcase combined, ’Down cross excluded (6): Collin, Ltd., 1,2 and 3. Three ewes, in wool, most profitable for butcher; ewes must have bred a lamb (9): Collin, Ltd., 1,2 and 3. Three ewes in wool, suitable for freezing, ’Down or ’Down cross excluded (7): Collin. Ltd., 1,2 and 3. Y.F.C. —Three fat ewes, suitable for export trade (4): P. Fraser, 1; H. A. Teutenberg, 2; B. Mantel-Harding, 3; E. E. Langford, h.c.

SHEARING

ODen to all Shearers (8): Raymond Kahuroa. 1; W. G. Bowen, 2: T. P. i Smiler. 3.

CATTLE

FAT CATTLE. Single Bullock, any age (8): W. C. Pilmer, 1; Pakowhai Stn., 2; A. E. Reeves, 3 . Pen of Three Bullocks most suitable for export trade, under 8401bs. freezing weight (8): Williams Bros., 1; Pukemata Station. 2; Pakowhai Stn., 3. Bullock, 3 years old. bred by exhibitor (1): Williams Bros.. 1 Bullock suitable for chilled beef, born since July 1 1943, not to exceed 7501 b (16): F. E. Humphreys, 1; W. C. Pilmer. 2; T. Smellie, 3; Ranui Stn., h.c.; Williams Bros., c. Bullock, 2 years old. bred by exhibitor (3); Williams Bros., 1 and 2. Steer, yearling, bred by exhibitor (3): Williams Bros., 1 and 3; E. E. Langford, 2. Cow, any age, most suitable for butchers’ trade, must have bred a calf (3) Turihaua Stn. 1 and 2; W. C. Pilmer, 3. Maiden Cow. 4 vears or over (6): Turihaua Stn., 1 and 2; W. C. Pilmer 3. Heifer, 3 years old, bred by exhibitor (3): W. H Williams, 1; W. C. Pilmer, 2 and 3. Heifer, 2 years old, bred by exhibitor (2): Williams Bros., 1 and 2. _ Heifer, yearling, bred by exhibitor (4) Williams Bros., 1 and 2; W. C. Pilmer, 3. Champion Fat Cattle Beast: F. E Humphreys’ Polled Hereford; Reserve Champion, W. C. Pilmer. PUREBRED AND OTHER DAIRY CLASSES. Supreme Champion Dairy Cow: R. Cameron’s Fassielern Rosie; reserve R. A. Atkins Gleneerie' Lady Viola. PEDIGREE JERSEYS Heifer, 2 years, in milk (4): W. J. Olley and Sons, 1; R. A. Atkins, 2; Heifer, locally bred, 2 years old, in milk (3): W. J. Olley and Sons, 1; R. A. Atkins, 2. Heifer, 3 years, in milk (3): R. A. Atkins, 1 and 2; H. Rickard, 3. Cow, 4 years old or over, in milk (3): R. A. Atkins, 1; J. T. Herbert, 2; R. N. Whitham 3. Two Females in Milk, the progeny of one bull (4): R. A Atkins, 1 and 2. Junior Breeding Team of two yearling Heifers and one yearling bull (2): H. Rickard, 1; C. McGrannachan, 2. Cow with Best Milk Vessels and Veins (3): R. A. Atkins, 1 and 2; R. N. Whitham, 3. Champion Cow: R. A. Atkin’s Gleneerie Ladv Viola. Reserve champion, R.. A. Atkins’ Gleneerie Ambrosia. Champion Bull: Mr. G. L. Hine’s Awakeri Celebration; reserve champion. R. Cameron’s Landmark Ayr Maiestic. Bull calf, born since June 1 (11): R. A. Atkins, 1; C. McGrannachan, 2; Lane Bros., 3; J. T. Herbert, h.c. . Heifer Calf: John Ross. 1: R. A. Atkins. 2: R. N. Whitham. 3; T. A. N. Corson h.c. PEDIGREE AYRSHIRES Y.F.C., Dairy Heifer, 2-year-old, in milk, any pedigree, breed or grade (1): R. A. Atkins. 1. Heifer yearling, that has been exhibited as a calf in a school calf parade in the Gisborne or surrounding districts (3): S Cameron. 1; J. L. Roe, 2, Mrs. G. L. Hine 3. Heifer Calf, born since July 1; any dairy breed other than pedigrees (2): Stuart McFarlane. 1: H. Hollier, 2. Heifer Calf, born since July 1, any Dairy Pedigree Breed (19): A. R. Rogers. 1: J. Ross, 2; R. A. Atkins, 3. PEDIGREE FRIESIANS Bull calf (1): Mrs. A. E. Altree. 1. Bull, 2 years (1): Mrs. A. E. Altree, 1. Heifer calf (3): Mrs. A. E. Altree, 1. 2 and 3. Champion Bull.—Mrs. A. E. Altree’s Glen Viene Sir Romeo Vrouka. Heifer, yearling (3): Mrs. A. E. Altree, 1 and 3; R. D. Moore, 2. Heifer, 2 years (1): Mrs. A. E. Altree, Heifer, 3 years (1): Mrs. A. E. Altree, I. SUPREME DAIRY CHAMPION. The supreme dairy cow championship fell to R. Cameron’s Fassidern Rosie for the third year in succession, the competition with R. Atkins’ Gleneerie Lady Viola being so close as to be decided only after the cows were milked out the weight of milk deciding the issue. This was the first occasion on which Gleneerie Lady Viola had been entered in this class and very keen interest developed in connection with the outcome. MEAT BOARD COMPETITION Y.F.C.. Three Lambs suitable for freezing, not over 321 b. dressed weight (7): F. D. Lange. 1: T. H. Spence, 2; E. E. Langford 3: A. M. Singer, h.c. Y.F.C.. Three Lambs suitable for freezing, not to exceed 361 b dressed weight (4): E. E. Langford, 1; T. A. Spence. 2: A. W. Smith. 3. Three Longwool Lambs, heavyweights (1): Odou Station. 1. Three Shortwool Lambs, suitable for freezing, not to exceed 361 b dressed weight (7): R. A. Atkins, 1; Singer Bros.. 2: R. M. Cram. 3. Champion Fat Lamb: J. Atkins; reserve champion. J. Atkins. PEDIGREE AYRSHIRES Bull, calf (2): Mrs. G. L. Hine, 1 and 2. Bull, yearling (3): Mrs. G. L. Hine, 1; A. R. Rogers. 2; V. Griflen, 3. Bull. 2 years (2): R. Cameron, 1; H. Hollier,'2. Bull, "3 years old and upwards (1): Mrs. G. L. Hine, 1. Champion Bull.—R. Cameron’s Lanark Ayr Majestic: reserve champion bull, Mrs. G. L. Hine’s Awakeri Celebration. Heifer, calf (7): A. R. Rogers, 1; R. Cameron, 2; Mrs. G. L. Hine, 3. Heifer, yearling (6): Mrs. G. L. Hine, 1; V. Griflen. 2; R. Cameron, 3. Heifer, 2 years (3): V. Griflen, 1; Mrs. G. L. Hine, 2; E. C. Cameron, 3. Heifer, 3 years (1): Mrs. G. L. Hine, 1. Cow, 4 years or upwards (4): R. Cameron, 1; Mrs. G. L. Hine, 2 and 3. Champion Cow or Heifer.—R. Cameron’s Fassifern Rosie; reserve champion. Mrs. G. L. Hine's Taurau Valley Jazz. ANY BREED Dairy heifer, 2 years old, in milk, any pedigree, breed or grade (8): W. J. Olley and Sons, 1; V. D. Griflen, 2; E. C. Cameron, 3. ~ "AXEMEN'S - CLASSES ..12in. Standing Chop.—First heat: S. Hollis (24sec.), 1; A. Wilkins (20 sec), 2; J. Sanders (2Gsec), 3; time, 33sec. Second Heat: A. Dahm <26sec), 1; M. Walsh (26sec), 2: F. Anderson (12sec.), 3: time. 32sec Final: Wilkins, 1; Walsh, 2: Dahm. 3. Time; 31 sec. 14in. Standing Chop.—First Heat: A. R. Kent (2Gscc.) 1; A. Wilkins (24sec.) 2; E. A. Whitehead (24sec.). 3. Time, 51sec. Second Heat: S. Hollis (24sec.) 1; F. Anderson (14sec.) 2; W. E. Russell (30sec.) 3. Time, 40sec. Final: Anderson, 1; Russell, 2; Kent, 3- Time, Maiden 12in. Standing Chop.— M. McKinley, 1; J. Smith, 2; L. Brown, 3. Time, 43sec. Min. Underhand Chop.—F. Anderson (Msec.) 1; L. Hooper (32sec.) 2; E. A. Whitehead (26sec.) 3. Time, 26 sec. The virtual scratch competitor, Anderson, gave an outstanding exhibition of swift, sure chopping to catch the limit men. His net time, 2-6 sec-, is believed to be the fastest achieved in competitions on the ground. Double-hand Sawing, 14in., three cuts. —A. Dahm and M. Walsh, 1; F. Anderson and A. Wilkins, 2; J. Sanders and L. Brown, 3. Time, 43sec.

DOGS

ALSATIAN Novico Dog, Puppy, undur 6 months (1) . J. G. Haycock, 1. ST. BERNARD Puppy Bitch, under 9 months (1) : Mrs. V. A. Quirk, 1. Puppy Bitch, under 12 months (1): Mrs. V. A. Quirk, 1. Novice Bitch (1): Mrs. V. A. Quirk. 1.. Junior Bitch (1) Mrs. V. A. Quirk, 1. burnt Bitch (1): Mrs. V. A. Quirk, 1. Open Bitch (1): Mrs. V. A. Quirk, 1. BULLDOG Dog. Puppv, under 12 month# (1): E. Cnrnev ,1. Junior Dog (1): E. 1. Limit Dog (1): E. Carney, I, Colonial-bred Dog (1): Mrs. D. C. S. Haln, 1. Open Dog (2) Mrs. D, C 3. Hain, 1; E. Carney, 2. ROUGH COATED COLLIE Puppv Dog, under 9 months (3) : R. Third, 1; Miss Betty Hill, 2; Miss Kathleen Boyd, 3, Puppy Dog, under 12 mouths (-’): K. 11}na--1; Miss Betty Hill, 2. Junior Dog (1). K. C. Allpress, 1. Limit Dog (l)j *-'• Allpress, 1, Open Dog (1): L. C. Allpress, 1. Bitch Puppy, under 9 month, (2): L. Norman, 1; Miss Shirley Grundy, 2. Limit Bitch (1): Denis Grundy, 1. Open Bitch (2): K. C. Allpress, 1 and challenge (best collie); Denis Grundy, 2. PEKINESE Junior Dog (1): Mrs. 3. NcNab, 1 and challenge. ColoniaLbred Dog (•)! M** B - \* Redfearn, 1. Open Dog (2): Mrs. F. Redfearn, 1. Breed Brace (1): Mrs. S. MeNab, J. Puppy Bitch, under 9 months (1): Mrs. S. McNab, 1. Puppy Bitch, under 12 months (1): Mrs, 8. McNab, 1. Novice Bitch (1): Mrs. 8. McNab, 1. Junior Bitch (1): Mrs. 8. McNab, 1. Limit Bitch (1): Mrs. S. McNab, 1. Colonial-bred Bitch <1): Mrs. S. McNab, 1. Open Bitch (1): Mrs. b. McNab, 1 and challenge. GREAT DANE Open Bitch (1): Mrs. P. J Henry, 1. CAIRN TERRIER Open Bitch (J): H. Gilmer, 1 and challenge. SEALYHAM Puppy Dog, under 9 months (1) : MfS; and Mias Knight .1. Open Dog (1): B. Wallace, SCOTTISH TERRIER Puppy Dog, under 9 months (1): rs ; and Miss Knight, 1. Puppy Bitch, undnrj) months (I); G. W. Richardson, 1. PuPPJ Bitch, under 12 months (1): B. W. Hjchaid son, 1. Junior Bitch (2): Mrs. and Miss Knight, 1 and 2. Limit Bitch (.!)• s : and Miss Knight, 1. Scottish Terrier Breed Brace (1): Mrs. and Miss Knight, 1.

AIREDALE TERRIER Puppy Dog under 12 months U) : R. W. fruskott, 1. Novice Dog (2) - K '»• kott, 1. Junior Dog (1): R. W. £r“skott, L Colonial-bred Dog (1): R, W. Tiuskott, 1 and challenge.

FOX TERRIER—SMOOTH Dog, Puppy, under 9 months (1): Peter Kent, 1. Junior Dog (1): J- j.V Limit Dog (1): P. W. Wilson 1. Colonialbred Dog (2): P. W. Wilson, 1; J. Davis, Open Dog (3)t P. W. Willson, 1 and challenge; J. Davis, 2. Puppy Bitch under 9 months (1): Mrs. E, Mulcahy, L Puppy Bitch under 12 months (1): Mrs. E. Mu cahy, 1. Novice Bitch (1): Mrs. E. Mulcahy, 1. Junior Bitch ( I )', Mr s: E * ? lu J' cahy, 1. Limit Bitch (1): Ray Howard, 1. Colonial-bred Bitch (1): Ray Howard, 2. Open Bitch (1); Ray Howard, 2. FOX TERRIER—WIRE-HAIRED Puppy Dog under 9 months (1): Mr. and Mrs. Redfearn, 1. Puppy Dog under 12 months (1): Mr. and Mrs. Redfearn 1Novice Dog (1): Mr. and Mrs. Redfearn, 1. Colonial-bred Dog (1): Miss Alison Litchfield, 1. Open Dog (1): Miss A! is on Lite h; fluid, 1 and 'challenge. Bitch (. Mrs. K. N. Harrison. 1; Mrs. E. R. Williams, 2. Colonial-bred Bitch (2): Mrs. K. N. Harrison, 1: Mrs. E. R. Williams 2. Open Bitch (2): Mrs. K. N. Harrison, 1 and challenge; Mrs, E. R. Williams, 2.

BORZOI Limit Dog (1): J. Allan 1. Colonialbred Dog (1): J. Allan. 1. Open Dog (1). J. Allen, 1 and challenge.

DACHSHUND Colonial-bred Dog (1): Miss H Barker, 1, Open Dog (l): Miss H Barker 1 and challenge. Colonial-bred Bitch (1) : Mtss H. Barker, 1. Open Bitch (1) : Miss H. Barker, 1 and challenge.

POINTERS Puppy Dog under 9 months (1): T. H. Sharp. I. Junior Dog (1): J. Dunlop. 1. Limit Dog (1): J. Dunlop 1. Colonial-bred Dog (2): J. Dunlop. 1; V. Nossitor 2. Open dog (2) : J. Dunlop. 1 and challenge; v. Nossitor, 2. Junior Bitch (1): W. Gregory, 1. Limit Bitch (1): W. Gregory, 1. Colonialbred Bitch (1): A. L. Campbell, 1. Open Bitch (3): \V. Gregory, 1 and challenge; A. L. Campbell, 2. IRISH SETTER Limit Bitch (1); Mr. and Mrs. Redfearn, 1. Colonial-bred Bitch (1): Mr. and Mrs. Redfearn, 1. Open Bitch (1): Mr. and Mrs. Redfearn, 1 and challenge.

ENGLISH SETTER Limit Dog (1): Leicester Brown, I. Colonel-bred Dog (4): A. Austin. 1; C. Nossitor, 2; Leicester Brown. 3. Open Dog (5): A. Austin, 1 and challenge; A. Austin, 2; C. Nossitor, 3. Novice Bitch (2): X. W. Harrison. 1; Mr. and Mrs. Redfearn, Limit Bitch (3); A. Austin, 1; X. \V. Harrison, 2; Mr. and Mrs. Redfearn, 3. Colonial-bred Bitch (4): A. Austin, 1 and 3; K. W. Harrison, 2. Open Bitch (4): A. Austin, 1 and challenge; K. W. Harrison, A. Austin, 3. English Setter Breed Brace (1) ; A. Austin, 1. English Setter Team (1) : A. Austin, 1.

GOLDEN RETRIEVER Open Dog (2) : R. .T. Harries, I and challenge; J. E. McCafferty, 2. LABRADOR RETRIEVER Puppy Dog under 9 months (2): Robert do Lautour, 1; Mrs. G. Brunton, 2. Puppy Dog under 12 months (2) : Robert de Lautour, 1: Mrs. G, Brunton, 2. Novice Dog (4) W. Ormiston, 1; Win. Ellis. 2; Robert de Lautour. 3. Junior Dog (2) : W. Ormiston, 1- Win. Ellis. 2. Limit Dog (2) : H. E. Algar, 1; Win. Ellis, 2. Colonial-bred Dog (2): H. E. Algar, 1; Win. Ellis, 2. Open Dog (3): W. Ormiston, 1 nnd challenge; Win. Ellis, 2; Mrs. P. J. Henry, 3. LABRADOR RETRIEVER—BITCH Puppy Bitch under 9 months (2): Mr. and Mrs. C. A. KeFse, 1; D. McK. Scandrett, 2. Pnppv Bitch, under 12 months (2) : Mr. and Mrs. 'O. A. Kerse, 1; D. McK. Scandrett, 2. Open Bitch (2); Mr. nnd Mrs. 0. A. Kerse, l and challenge; D. McK. Scandrett, 2. Breed Brace Labrador (1) : Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Kerse, 1. WATER SPANIEL Colonial-bred Dog (1): A. G. Willis, 1. Open Dog (2) : R. Crawford, 1 and challenge; A. G. Willis, 2. Puppy Bitch under 9 months (1) : R. Reid, 1. Open Bitch (1) : R. Reid, 1 and challenge. . SPRINGER SPANIEL Pup under 12 months (1) : L. L. Matthews, I. Novice Dog (1) : L. L. Matthews, 1. Junior Dog (3): A. R. Trafford, 1; L. L. Matthews, 2; Charles W. Calder, 3. Limit Dog (2): A. R. Trafford, 1; L. L. Matthews, 2. Colonial-bred Dog (2) : A. R. Trafford, 1; L. L. Matthews, 2. Open Dog (2); A. R. Trafford, 1 and challenge; L. L. Matthews, 2. Limit Bitch (1) : Charles W. Calder, 1 and challenge. COCKER "SPANIEL—BLACK Open Dog (1): T. Jobey, 1 and challenge. Novico Bitch (1) : Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Elliott, I. Junior Bitch (2): E. A. T. White, 1; Mr. and Mrs. 0. ,T. Elliott, 2. Limit Bitch (1); E. A. T. White, 1. Colonial-bred Bitch (1) E. A. T. White, 1 Open Bitch (2): T. Jobey, 1 nnd challenge; E. A. T. White, 2. COCKER SPANIEL —0.T.8. Puppy Dog under 9 months (1) : It. J. and B. Wulter, 1. Puppy Dog under 12 months (2) T. Jobey, 1; H. J and B. Walters, 2. Novice Dog (3); T. Jobey, 1; Mrs, E. C. Dooling, 2; B. Jenkinsou, 3. Junior Dog (5) Madam M. J. do Uuise-Koussel, 1 and challenge; 'l'. Jobey. 2; It. D. and A. M. Boyd, 3. Limit Dog (5): W. K. Percy, 1; Mr. uud Mrs. 0. J. Elliott, 2; B. Jenkinsou, 3. Colonial-bred Dog (2): Mr. and Mrs. U. -i. Elliott, 1; Mrs. T. H. Sparling, 2. Open Dog (4) : W. K. Percy, 1; Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Elliott, 2- Mrs. E. SawbridtP, 3. Cocker Spaniel li'itch Puppy under 12 months (1): Mrs. T. H. Berry, 1. Novice Bitcli (2) : Mrs. T. H. Berry, 1; W. K. Percy, 2. Junior. Bitch (3): It. J. and B. Walter, 1; Mrs. 1. 11. Berry, 2. Limit Bitch (4): R. J. and B. Walter, 1; W. K. Percy, 2; E. A. T. White, 3. Cocker Spaniel, 0.T.8. Bitch, Open (3); it. J. and B. Walter, 1 and challenge; E. W. Wells, 2- W. K. Percy, 3. Breed Itrace, Cockers (1): W. K. Percy, 1. Junior Puppy Stakes (21): Mrs. S. McNab, 1; I. H Sharp, 2; Robert de Lautour, 3. Grand Puppy Stakes (11): T. Jobey, 1; Mrs. T. H. Berry, 2; It. W. Truskott, 3. Junior Stakes (10): Messrs. Boyd Brothers, 1; Mrs. and Miss Knight, 2; E. A. T. White, 3. Novico Stakes (18) : T. Jobey ,1; Mrs. Frazer and Mr. Pocoek, 2; K. W. Harrison, 3. Limit Stakes (19) : It. J. and B. Walter, 1; 1. G. Willson, 2; W ,H. Percy. 3. Spotting Dog Stakes (20): A. Austin, 1; Madam H. J. do Guise-Roussel, 2; Miss 11. Barker, 3. NonSporting Stakes (8) : K. C. Allpress, l; Mrs. D. C. Haln, 2; Mrs. V. A. Quirk, 3. terrier Stakes (13): P. W. Willson, 1; Miss Alison Litchfield, 2; Mrs. and Miss Knight, 3. Toy Dog Stakes (3); Mrs. S. McNab, 1; Mrs. P. Redfearn, 2. Ladies' Special (2) : R. J. and B. Walter, 1; A. Austin, 2; Madam M. J. de Guise-Itousse , 3. Sporting Gun Dog Stakes (11): J. Dunlop, 1; A. R. Trafford, 2; It. Crawford, 3. Brace Stakes (7): Miss H. Barker, 1; A. Austin, 2; Mrs .and Miss Knight, 3. Tea'll Stake( 1): A. Austin. 1. Broad Bitch Stake (7): A. Austin, 1; D. McK. Scandrett 2; Mrs. E. W. Wells. 3. Open Stakes (2o): A. Austin, 1; W. K. Percy, 2; J. Dunlop. 3. £SO Grand Limit Stake (31): It. J. anil B. Walter, 1; Madam H. J. do Guise-Roussel, 2; P. W. Willson, 3; W. K. Percy, 4; J. Dunlop, 5; Airs .and Aliss Knight, 6. Long or Rough Haired Sheepdog (4): Airs. F. Fletcher, 1; Priestley, 2; G. C. Herbert,,3. Smooth Haired Sheepdog (0): H. I. Parkinson. 1; G. A. Ross, 2; J. W. Mitchell 3. Cattle Dog (1); N. A. Williamson. 1. Sheep or Cattle' Dog (3): B. MncFurdane, 1; L I. .McFarland, 2; P. F. Harris, 3. Working• Colliet Dog (6): .1. W. Mitchell, 1; M. P. Parkinson, 2- G. A. Ross, 3. Working Collie Bitch (2):. Hogan, 1; Mrs. AI. E. Jerrarn 2. Best Dog in Show: R. J.- D- Walters Radiant Star of Ngainolco; best opposite sex, A. Austin's Champion Royal Shot; runner-up to best bitch, A. Austin's Lorua Duru of Ausilale.

FLOWERS

Flat Plate of Flowers, mixed, any foliage (6): Mrs. E E. Jenkinson, 1; Mrs. R. J. Eade. 2 aad 3. Medium Trough of Mixed Flowers, any foliage (7):Mrs. E. E Jenkinson. 1; Mrs B. H Smith. 2: Mrs. E. E. Jenkinson. 3. Posy Rina (4): Mrs. E. E. Jenkinson 1 and 2: Mrs. R J Eade, 3. Lady's Spray on olate of water (6): Mrs E E Jenkinson land 3: Mrs E Llovd. 2 Bowl of Flowers suitable for Luncheon Table <B):Mrs. E E Jenkinson, 1; Mrs R J Eade. 2: Mrs. B. H Smith. 3: Mrs M J. Edwards, H C Jug of Flowers. Jug about Gin. hiah (G):Mrs. B. H. Smith 1; Mrs. E. E. Jenkinson, 2; Mrs E Llovd 3. Collection of Cut Flowers (4): Mrs R J Eade. 1; Mrs. E E, Jenkinson. 2; Mrs Solomon, 3. One Vase of any Flowering Shrub (3): Mrs. E. E. Jenkinson. 1: Mrs. B. H Smith. 2; Mrs. Solomon, 3. Collection of Three Varieties of Roses in Vase (2): Mrs. R. J. Eade. 1: Mrs. T. E. Peel. 2. One Red Rose (3): Mrs T. E. Peel, 1: Mrs R. J. Eade. 2 and 3. Yellow Rose (3): Mrs. R. J. Eade. 1 and 3; Mrs. T. E. Peel. 2. Pink Rose (3): Mrs. T. E. Peel. 1; Mrs. R. J Eade. 2 and 3. One Rose. AOC.. (3): Mrs R. J. Eade. 1 and 3: Mrs. T. E Peel, 2.

Children’s Classes.—Small Plate of Flowers, under 10 years (2): Sally Ann Kemo. 1: E. Smith. 2. Small Plate of Flowers, under 15 (3): Shirley Forbes, 1; Naomi Hegarty. 2; N, Hegarty, 3 Small Basket of Mixed Flowers, under 10 (1): Sallv Ann Kemp. 1* Small Trouah of Mixed Flowers under 15 (3): N Hegarty. 1: Kav Goodwin 2; E Smith 3 Ladies’ Spray on plate of water, under 15 (2): Naomi Hegarty, 1: .Shilrev Forbes 2.

POULTRY

Black Breasted lieu Cock (2): T.C. Prince 1 and 2. Black-Breasted Red Hen (2): W. Hadwen, 1. Duckwing Cock (1): T. C. Prince, 1. Duckwing Hen (2): T. C. Prince, 1- W. Hadwen, 2. Spangled Hen (1) : \V. Hadwen, 1. Blue Red Cock (1); I. C. Prince, 1. Blue Red Hen (1): T. C. Prince, I. English Leghorn White Hen (1): J. H. Sutton, 2. Minorcas, Black Cock (1): P. Davoren, 1. Minoreas, Black Hen (2) : P. Davoren, 1 and 2. PLYMOUTH ROCKS White cock (1): T. A. Post, 1. White hen (I): T. A. Post, 1. Barred American Cock (1): T. A. Post, 1. Orpington, Black Hen (1): W. N, Glover, I. Anconas, Cock (1): A. Y. Chapman, 1. Anconas, Hen (1): A. Y. Chapman, 1. Rhode Island Red Cock (2); V J Porter, 1. Rhode Island Red Hen (1) : W. N. Glover, 1. A.O. Breed, Cock (2) : Pat Grieve, 1; A. Forbes, 2. A.O. Breed, Hen (1): A. Forbes, 1. POULTRY, UTILITY Plymouth Rocks, White Cock (1): TWA. Post, 1. Plymouth Rock, White Hen (1) . T A Post 1. Plymouth Rocks, Barred Cock (2) T A. Post, 1. Plymouth Rock, Barred Hen (1): W. N. Glover, 1. Wyandotte, White Hen (1): J. H. Robinson, 1. Orpington, Black Cock 1): S. Garland, 1. Orpington, Black hen (3): S. Garland, 1; W. Hadwen, 2; Misa Valerio Dunn, 3. Australorp, Cock (3): G. A. Wallace (Auckland), 1; W. Hadwen, 2. Australorp, Hen (1): J. «■ Robinson, 1. Rhode Island Red Cock (3): W. N. Glover ,1; W. Boyle, 2. Rhode Island Red Hon . (2) : W Boyle. 1- W. N. Glover, 2. Leghorns, White Cock (3) . J. H. Sutton. 1; J. J. Jackson, 2. Leghorn, White Hen (3): W. Hadwen, 1; J. Jackson, -: J. H. Sutton. 3. Leghorn, Brown Hen (2): P. J. McConnachie, Hastings, 1 and 2. White Dubbed Leghorn Cock (1): J. J. Jackson, 1. Minorca, Black Cock (1): J. H. Robinson, 1. Minorca, Black Hen (1): J. H. Robinson, 1. Anconas, Cock (1): A. Y Chapman, 1. Anconas, Hen (2): A. Y. Chapman, 1; W. Hadwen, 2. CLASSES FOR CHILDREN UNDER 16 Light Breed, Hen (4) : Robert Jackson, 1; P. J. McConnachie, Hastings, 2; Terence SUtton ’ 3 ’ , BANTAMS Black Breasted Red Cock (1): T. C. Prince, 1. Black Breasted Red Hen (2); W. Hadwen, 1; T. C. Prince, 2. Duckwing Cock (1): T. C. Prince, 1. Duckwing Hen (2): T. A. Post,. 1; Mrs. -E. Ralterty, 2. Blue Red Hen (1): W. Hadwen, 1. A.O.V. Hen (I): T. A. Post, 1. Rosecomb Black, Cock (2): Robert Stein, 1; J. J. Jackson, 2. Rosecomb, Black, Hen (7) : J. J. Jackson, 1; Miss Noeleen Clare, 2 and 3. Pekin, Bun, Cock (4): A. Y. Chapman, 1; Mrs. L. Rafferty, 2; Miss Nooloen Clare, 3. BANTAM CLASSES FOR CHILDREN UNDER 16 A.V. Cock (6): Ann Reeves, 1; Alan H. Evans, 2; E. Hickman, 3. POULTRY, NOVICE CLASSES A.V. Hen (4): Robort Jackson, 1; M. F. McDonald, 2; Alan 11. Evans, 3. Utility, Heavy, Hen (1): B. D. Clark, 1. Bantams, Cock (2): B. D. Clark, 1; R. E. McNee, 2. Bantams, Hen (2): R. E. McNee, 1; B. D. Clark, 2. Drake. A.V (4): G. A. Wallace, Auckland, 1; lan Merton, 2; 0. Robcke, 3. Duck, A.V (3): C. Robcke, I and 3; lan Merton, 2. STANDARD BRED EXHIBITION PIGEONS Ladies’ Class, Best Fancy Pigeon, Cock (1) : Eric Foster, I. Ladies* Class, Best Fancy Pigeon, Hen (1): Eric Foster, 1. Turbitt, Cock (2): Mrs. M. Greaves, 1; R. Vaughan, 2. Turbitt, Hen (2); Mrs. M. Greaves, 1; R. Vaughan, 2. Modena Gazzi Blue, Ticked or Pencilled Cock (1): B. H. Smith, 1. Modena Gazzi Blue Hen (1): B. H. Smith, 1. Modena, Gazzi A.0.C., Cock (2) B. H. Smith, 1; Torrie Bros., 2. Modena (2) : B. H. Smith, 1; Torrio Bros., 2. Modena, Schietti, Bronze Hen (1): It. B. Smith. 1. Satinettes, Cock (1): Torrie Bros., I. Satinettes, Hen (2): Mrs. M. Greaves, 1; Torrie Bros., 2. Jacobin White Cock (3) Eric Foster, 1; C. L. Gogden, 2; Torrio Bros., 3. Jacobin, Hen (2): Torrie Bros., 1; C. L. Fogden, 2. Jacobin A.0.C., Cock (2): Eric Foster, 1; C. P. Greaves, 2. Jacobin A.0.C., Hen (1): C. P. Greaves, 1. Fantail, Whito Cock (3): Eric Foster, 1; C. L. Fogden, 2; Torrie Bros., 3. Fantail White, Hen (4): Eric Foster, 1; C. L. Fogden, 2; Torrie Bros., 3. Fantail Black, Cock (1): Torrie Bros., 1. Fantail Black Hen (1): Torrie Bros,, 1. Fantail Laced A.C., Cock (2): Eric Foster, 1; C. P. Greaves, 2. Fantail Laced A.C., Hen (2); Eric Foster, 1; C. P. Greaves, 2. Magpie Black, Cock (1): C. L. Fogden, 1. Magpie Black, Hen (1): C. P. Greaves, 1. Magpie A.0.C., Cock (1): C. P. Greaves, 1. Mngpie, A. Hen (1): C. L. Fogden, 1. Tippler Cock (2): Torrie Bros., 1; R. B. Smith, 2. Tippler Hen (2): Torrie Bros., 1; R. B. Smith, 2. Tumbler L.F.C.L., Red or Yellow Self, Cock (2); Pat Grieve, 1; Torrie Bros., 2. Tumbler, L.F.C.L., Red Or Yellow Self, Hen (2): Torrie Bros., 1; Pat Grieve, 2. Tumbler, L.F.C.L., White Self Cock (2): Pat Grieve, 1; Torrio Bros., 2. Tumblers, L.F.C.L., White Self, Hen (1): Torrie Bros.. 1. Tumbler, L.F.C.L., Barred or Chequered, Cock (1): B. H. Smith, 1. Tumbler, L.F.C.L., Barred or Chequered, hen (1): B. 11. Smith, 1. Tumblers, Baldhead Black Cock (1) : Torrio Bros., 1. Tumblers, Baldhead Black Hen (1): Torrio Bros., 1. Performing Tumbler, Cock (2): B. H. Smith, 1; Craill Bros.. 2. Performing Tumbler, Hon . (2): B. H. Smith, 1; Craill Bros., 2. A.0.V., Pigeon not Specified. Cock (1): Pat Grieve, 1. A.V. Pigeon. Cock. Children under lfi (5) : Torrie Bros, 1; Craill Bros., 2; Master Ray Tucker. 3. A.V. Pigeon Hen. Children under 16 (4): Craill Bros., 1; R. B. Smith, 2; Torrie Bros., 3.

COLOUR CLASSES Red Chequer Cock (3): T. Higgins, 1; .T. McLean, 2; R. Vaughan, 3. Red Chequered Hen (-3): J. A. Wiren, 1 ; .1. McLean, 2. Blue or Black Chequered Cock (2) : J. McLean, 1; Tvan CJray, 2. Blue or Black Chequer, Hen (5): T. McLean. 1; R. Vaughan. 2; M. Parkinson, 3. Blue Bar. Cock (2); R. Vaughan. 1. Pied Cock (l): Tvan Gray, 1. Pied Hen (3): T. Higgins, 1 ; R. Vaughan, 2; J. A. Wiren, 3. A.O C. fiitcl. Pencilled Blues), Hen (1): R. Vaughan, 1. Novice Class, any Colour, Cock (1) : Ivan Gray, 1.

FLYING CLASSES Any Colour, flown 100 miles, Cork (3) : Hugh Twigley, 1; R. Vaughan, 2; J. McLean, 3. Hen, any Colour, flown 100 miles (2) : J. McLean, 1; It. Vaughan, 2. Cock, any Colour, flown 200 miles (2): J. McLean, 1; •T. A. Wiren, 2. Any Colour,* flown 200 miles (2); .T. McLean, 1; T. Higgins, 2. Cock .any Colour, flown 200 miles (3); J. A. Wiren, 1; Ivan Gray. 2; R. Vaughan, 3. Cock ,nny Colour, unflown (1): J. McLean, 1. Hen, any Colour, nnflown (2): J. McLean, 1; Ivan Gray, 2 Cork, flown 50- miles or more (1): Ronald Leslie, 1. Hen, flown 50 miles or more (1): Ronald Leslie, 1. Best Homer: J. McLean. Best opposite sex: J. McLean. Best Fancy Pigeon: Eric Fosfer. YBest opposite sex: C. P. Greaves. Best Homer Pigeon exhibited by junior: Ronald Leslie. Best Fowl in Show: T. C. Prince. Best Fancy Fowl* T. C. Prince. Best Utility Fowl: T. A. Post. Best Bantam: J. J. Jackson.