WINTER SHOW AWARDS

Hawera Star, Volume XLVII, 25 June 1928, Page 5

WINTER SHOW AWARDS

Butter and Cheese Section

The upstairs hall has always been, an attractive section of the Winter Show, but this year’s set-out of the dairy entries is considered quite the best yet seen in the show. The hall is gay with bunting, rows and rows of small flags of all nations, with walls appropriately draped in wnite and,gold, and hanging from the ceiling an array of pot plants. ' At either end is a huge Marketing Board poster— one depicting the exchange of the primary products of the Dominions for the manufactured goods of the Mother Country, and the other the highways of Empire over ocean routes round the world. Down the hal] in two lines and along the -walls are the rows of cheese and boxes of butter neatly and artistically arranged and much, decorated with greenery". The pot plants, ferns, and coloured flags make a very nice setting. The effect is excellent and makes the display" one of the best to he seen at any show. It is distinctly creditable to the man who designed the set-out and the workers who did the work. The quality of the produce was also very good and reflected credit on factories and makers. „ ~ . The judges and officers of the Dairy Division had a strenuous and important work to do in making awards. Their remarks are very complimentary. QHEESE. • The judge’s remarks are: The prize exhibits in the cheese classes are of exceptionally good quality, reflecting credit on the factory suppliers and managers concerned, the uavour being outstanding and the body and text lire very line. A good deal of attention also has evidently been given by most exhibitors to the outu ard appearance and finish; a few, however, have left room for considerable improvement in this direction. Many of the entries not highly placed are good bodied and as well made as the winners, 'but through the flavour not holding' up are bearing low scoring points cards. Taking the classes generally, they compare very favourably with exhibits at other Dominion dairy shows. BETTER! SECTION Judges’ remarks are as follow: It gives the judges pleasure to report upon the quality of the butter exhibits. A very large majority of the entries were outstanding; in fact it .would be a most diflicult matter to find a choicer collection in this or otliei parts of the dairy world. Make, too, generally speaking, was quite up to our best, while colour was found defective in only a few instances. _ tries were particularly well finished. Notwithstanding that preservative was not used, the quality of the butter in the class taken from the grading stores demonstrated the excellent keeping quality of the entries. This is a \ tribute to the makers, and we heartily ’ congratulate them on their efforts. CHEESE. In the, cheese awards the maximum points are : Flavour 50, body 30, colour and finish 20; total 100. These are given under headings A, B and: C. CLASS I. —Two white cheese, open to all factories in New Zealand. Export size.

CLASS II. —Two coloured cheese, open to all factories in New Zealand. Export size.

CLASS lll.—Taranaki Championship, open to Taranaki dairy factories only. Two white or coloured cheese 1 . Export size.

CLASS IV. —Two coloured or white cheese, open to all .factories in New Zealand. Export size.

A®REMARKABLY FINE DISPLAY

CLASS V (Novice Class). —Two coloured or white cheese. Export size. Open to branch managers who have never won a prize and to first assistants who have at time of entry.

CLASS Vl.—Two coloured or white cheese. Export size. Open to all first assistants who have never won a first prize.

CLASS VII. —Single cheese, white or coloured, open to all factories in New Zealand; 401 bor oven-.

CLASS Vlll.—Case cheese (medium or export) ; 401 bor over. Any bona fide dairy factory manager is eligible to compete in this class upon joining the Managers’ Association.

CLASS IN. —Lonsdale Challenge Cup. One case of cheese (2), coloured or white suitable for export. Open to all registered cheese factories in New Zealand. Hopelands (L. Heayns) 188.775 points 1 Lowgarth (L_ Taylor) 186.698 points 2 Belvedere (H. Crosbie) 186.691 points 3 Alton (A. Illingworth) 183.896 points 4 CLASS X.—Crate pasteurised export cheese, coloured or white. Waiaruhe (F. R. G. Souness) 1 Lowgarth (L. Taylor) 2 Ilawera. (Tokaora) (E. Tippett.) ... 3 CLASS Nil. —Export cheese (white); packed by Vacuum Products Company’s process. Hawera (Whareroa) (C. Chappell) ... 1 Normanby "(A. Hopcroft) 2 Hawera (Tawhiti) (A Hutchison) ... 3 CLASS XL—Crate non-pas teurised cheese, coloured or white. Hawera (Glover Road) (A. Meharry) 43) 28) 20 92 Waiaruhe (E. Souness) 43 28 20 91 Alton (A. Illingworth) 43 27) 19) 90 CLASS Xin. —Export coloured cheese l , packed by Vacuum Products Company’s process. Hawera (A. R. Meharry) 43) 28) 20 92 Waiaruhe (F. Souness) 43 28 20 91 Alton (A. Illingworth) 43 27) 19) 90 SPECIAL PRIZES.

, Henry A. Lane and Co.’s Challenge tup, valued at £SO. Presented by Messrs H. A. Lano and Co., Ltd.,.01 ; London, and awarded to the maker scoring .highest points in Classes I. and 11., best two white cheese (open), best two coloured cheese (open), both export size, and to become the property of the maker scoring three wins, not necessarily in succession, in addition a gold medal iroin the Show executive.— Dalefield (J. Linton), lOOpts, 1- Hopelands (L. Heayns) 18!)-)-, 2. Shaw. Sav.ill arid Albion Challenge Cup (Classes 1,2, 4,7), to he awarded th|3i maker scoring, aggregate highest points, and all open classes for cheese, in addition a gold medal from the Show execution.—Hopelands (L. Heayns), lOpts., 1. BUTTER. in the butter awards the maximum points are: Flavour 50, body 25, salting, colour and finish 25; total 100. These are given under headings A, B and C. ; CLASS XIV. —.Box of factory butter, open to all factories in New Zealand ; 561 b weight.

Rutherford) 43 24 25 92 Moa (W. !M. Ross) ... 43 24 25 92 Levin (J. Smellie) ... 42) 23) 25 91 Riwaibn) (W. Densemann) 42 24 24) 90) CLASS XV.—Box of butter, for ffnst assistants; open to all factories in New Zealand.

CLASS XVl.—Box of factory butter, open to all factories in New Zealand; 561 b weight.

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CLASS XVII.—Box export butter open only to members of the New Zealand Dairy Factory Managers Association.

CLASS XVIII. —Box of butter, 561 b; open to all factories in New Zealand.

CLASS XlX—Box of butter; not less than 481 b; made up in pats; plain wrappers.

SPECIAL PRIZES. Me rein ore Dairy 00. ’s Special. Host box of factory butter (open). —Master - •ton Dairy Co. (W. C. Batty). Dominion Dairy Show Cup. Olitallenge cup, valued at five - guoineas, to maker scoring highest points in class for best box factory butter (open), and to become the property of maker winning the cup twice in succession or thrice a't intervals. —Manriceville Dairy Go. (G. Watkins). if.Z. Dairy Factory Managers’ Aisso;ciation’s Trophy, for best box of butter (open only to niomliom of Dairy Factory Managers Association). —Golden Bay Dairy Co. (G. T. Vile). Special Prize. South _ .Island, gold medal. —Golden Bav Dairy Co. (G. 1. Vile (highest score), 95 J. Points Prize for Taranaki factory managers, most points in Classes 1,2. 3 4, T. B—best two white and coloured; cheeses’, Taranaki Championship, single cheese and case cheese, Harvey and Sons’ special.—Ngaere (G. Woods, 560 points, 1 ; Lowgarth (J. L. Taylor), 559 points, 2. POINTS PRIZES. Points Prize. (Classes 14, 16, 19), best box of factory butter (open), best box in pahs).—Afauriceville Daily Co. (G. Watkins), 285 points, 1 : Wangaehn Dairy Co. (W. E. Smith), 283 points, 2; Eltham Dao'iiv Co. (E. H. Burgess), 282 points, 3.

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