THE SHOW.

Hawera Star, Volume XLVIII, 14 November 1928, Page 9

THE SHOW.

LATE EDITION

OPENING DAY CONTINUATION OF PRIZE LIST There was a large attendance at the first day of the Egmont A. and P. Show to-day, when judging work was actively pursued. ’ Among the judges present was the veteran pig .breeder (Mr ,W. B. Grant, of New Plymouth) who complimented the committee on the general display. Excellent service was given in the dining rooms run by a ladies’ committee. Waiting at table were girls from the Hanvera High School and they did their job most efficiently. JUDGES’ REMARKS. JERSEYS. Good quality marked the entries in the Jersey section, and this met with most favourable notice by the large crowd and interested spectators. Speaking of the section the judge (Mr. R.. J. Linn) said he was. very much impressed with the female classes. He remarked specially on the yearling heifer class, and said it was one of the best lie had seen. The winner was a. great-bodied animal with fine spring of rib, good top line and heart room. Tihe cows, in milk were also a specially fine lot, all good, with several outstanding and showing breed and • performance ail through. The winning cow in milk, Mr. J. Pettigrew’s Jerseydale Trilby, was outstanding in type and quality, a true Jersey, with good muzzle and nice clean meek. He considered she w&s good enough to go to l any show in the Dominion and would be heard of again in the show ring. The aged cows were a class of typy animals, the winner being outstanding and generally better than the second in the top line. 'They were very close in other features. The Grade Jerseys tvere of great quality, typical dairy cows. The winner, though fourteen years old, was standing up to the work of milking exceedingly well and looked in the pink of condition. GRADE JERSEYS. The grade Jerseys made a strong class, stated the judge, Mr. R. J. Linn, and the entries would compare favourably with anything in New Zealand. AYSHIRES. A high class of animal throughout, said the judge (Mr, .0. B. Morgan, of Ngawapurua). He said he was much impressed with them. The champion bull was a fine animal and a good type, while the reserve was nearly equally good, but, being a much younger ani- , mal, bad hardly developed fully. He promised very well however. The cows were a good class. The yearlings also - were capital. The champion cow was ■ outstanding, fit to go to the Royal Show. Though not in milk, she beat the reserve cow which was in full milk. CLYDESDALES. Mr. O. E. Billinghurst, of Wanganui, who judged the Clydesdales, spoke very highly of the class of litorses shown. The champion mare, Messrs Moore Hunter Estate’s Sesame, was an outstanding type of animal, and one of the best in the Dominion. The same exhibitor’s gelding, Renger, was also a very fine horse and would do well wherever shown. The class for dry mares brought forward a small but very fine stamp of mare. SPRING GARTERS. Mr A. Lankow, of Manaia, winner of the spring carter championship for two years in success, the trophy now becomes his own property. “Buster,” the horse he won it with this year, being a particularly fine type of animal and would do well wherever shown, remarked tae judge, Mr [ C. E. Billinghurst. SHEEP. In the words of the judge, though competition in Romney Marsh classes was not strong, the exhibits were, on the whole, very good, and the majority of those shown in natural condition were more active than those which had undergone show preparation. Soutbdowns were also very good. The champion ram, shown by Messrs Ellis Brothers, of Bulls, is an outstanding animal, and would probably hold its own with any company of the same class in Naw Zealand. Mr A. A.Veriy (Waitotara) showed a ewe hogget in natural condition, which, though rather strong in wool, is nevertheless a beautiful sheep l . FAT SHEEP. The judge (Mr. Jeffcoate) was very enthusiastic over the fat lamb classes. He was highly delighted and said they were about the finest he had judged and that they were more even in quality and better than those he had judged in Palmerston .North and Hawke’s Bay. LIST OF AWARDS. Further awards are given below: — CATTLE JERSEYS. Judge: Air R. J. Linn (New Plymouth). Cow, in miiilk, calved prior to July 1, 1925.—R. L. Horn’s (Oliauj Xu Ku Brooklet 1, J. Pettigrew’s (Pibama) (Jerseyvale Vera 2, R. L. Horn’s Ku Ku Silver Chimes 3, F. Hoskins’ (Alatapu) Neat Ow lotto 4. Two cowls in milk, calved prior to July 1, 1925.—R, L. Horn’s Ku Ku Silver Chimes and Ku Ku Brooklet 1, O. McAloon’s (Te YY’era) Meadow vale Sheila and Nellie 2. Heifer in milk, calved since July 1, 1925. —J. Pettigrew’si (Pihama) Jerseyvale Frilly 1, P. J, Peterson’s (YVaitra) Ivon dale Silver R ainboy 2 AY. Pollock’s (Hawera) Jersey Park Maiden 3. Heifer in milk, calved since July 1, 1926. P. Hockin’s (Matapu) To Ngutd Lielni 1, D. Yandle’s (Te Wera) Piuiganui Perfection’s Maid 2, A. C. Lovelock’s (H-awjaraV Glenmore Hercedes.^2. Heifer calved (since July 1. 1927. W Pollock’s Jersey Park Winsome 1, R,.' L. Horn’s Ku Ku Ripple, 2. D. Yandfe’si Punganui Betty 3, A. C. Lovelock’s Glenmore Bowlina. 4.

Jersey oow, calved prior to July 1, 19zo.— J-. Pettigrew’.s JonseyctaJo Vera 1, F. Hoskiirs tAlatapu) Neat Owlet te 2, o. McAloon’s (Te Wera) Nellie 3. C'ow, calved since July 1, 1920.—J. Pettigrew’ii Jersey dale Trilby 1, I’. J. Peterson’s IvondaTe Silver Rainbow, 2. Cow in rniilk, any age, which has not won a first prize at date of show.—J . Pettigrew’is Jersey dare Trihy 1, J • NicioJison’s (Hawera) Hawkesbury Boselle 2, W. Pollock’s Jersey Park Jolly 'Pen of two Jersey heifers, calved since July 1, 1927. —R- L. Horns (Ohau) Ku Ku Golden Stream and Ku Ku Ripple, 1; YV. Pollock’s (Hawera) Jersey Park Winsome and Jersey Park Ivy, 2; A. O. Lovelocks (Hawera) Glenmore Bowlina, and Glenmore Gentle Lady, 3. Heifer, calved since July 1, IV2I. YV. Pollock’s Jersey Park YVinsome, 1; D. Yandle’s (Te YVera) Punganui Betty 2: A. C. Lovelocks entry, 3; O. McAloon’s (Stratford) Mercedes, 4. Bull, calved prior to July 1, J S. Jones’ (Bell Block) Sybil s Volunteer, 1; J- Pettigrews (Pihama) Sun Gold, 2; J. Nicolson’s (Hawera) Hawkesbui-y Soumise Cloudi, 3. Bull, calved since July 1, i-J-o-H. Tosland’s (Inaha) Grand View Treasure, 1; R- Hicks’ (Hawera) Hawkesbury Sam YYeller 2 Bull, calved since July E, , J. Robb’s (YVestmere) Oxford Beau s Pretty Oxford, 1- P J. Peterson’s CYY’aitara) Snow View s Squireen, 2, O McAloon’s (Stratford) YVattle Bank Highlander, 3 ■ T Bull, calved since July 1, IJ2^.—JRobb’s Gowanlea You Hl Do, 1; Pollock’s Jersey Park Denbv. -> E ■ L. Horn’s Ku Ku Handsome Owl, 3. Bull, calved since July 1, 1927.—J. Robb’s Gowanlea You 11 Do, 1, . >'• Pollock’s Jersey Park Denby 2: JNicol son’s Holly Bank Maleta’s Bank. 'Bull, calved since July 1, 1928. J. Robb’s entry, 15 J-® seydalo Twink’s Lad, 2; YV. Pollocx s Jersey Park Victor 3. Champion bull.—J. S. Jones’ IBell Block) Sybil’s YMlunteer. by You 11 Do Volunteer —Sybil’s Jane._ Reserve cahmpion bull.—J. Robb s (YY'estmere) Oxford Bearis Pretty Oxford bv Oxford Beau’s Combination Oxford Boy’s Ever Streaming. Champion cow.—R- L. Horn s (Ohau) Ku Ku Brooklet, by Owler of Puketaou—Oakland's Brooklet. Reserve champion cow.—J. Pettigrew’s (Pihama) Jerseydale Trilby, by Maid’s General —Jerseydale Trix.

GRADE JERSEY.

Judge: Mr. R. J. Linn, New Plymouth. Cow in milk, four years or over.— YV P. YVallace’s (YVaverley) Pollv, 1; J F J Christenson’s (YY 7 avertey) Gran- < nie, 2; F. Hoskin’s (Matapu) Bonnie, ] 3. FRIESIANS. Bull, calved .prior to July 1, 1925. 1 YY 7 H. Slater’s (Ohangai), Alcartra Rozine Segis, 1; H. E. Johnson’s (Tokaora) entry, 2. Bull, calved since l July 1, 1927. —E. J. Betts’ (Okniawa) entry, 1; J. E. j o’Shea ? s (Ohangai) Paul Pontiac Rozine, 2. 1 Bull, calved since July 1, 1928. —E. J. Betts’ entry, 1. 1 Bull, any age, and three females, two years ’or over; must be property f of exhibitor. —H. E. Johnson’s entry, j Junior breeding team,: Bull, year- ] ling or under; heifer, calved since July I, 1927, and heifer, calved since: July \ 1 1928. —E. J. Betts’ entry, 1. Champion bull.—YY 7 . H. Slater’s Al- ] carta Rosine Segis. . Reserve champion bull.—H. E. Johnson’s Coldstream Sir Alaidia. Champion cow. —H. E. Johnson’s Tokaora Manor Beets. Reserve champion cow.—H. E. Johnson’s Tokaora. Pontiac YVinsome. 1 HORSES SADDLE HORSES Weight-carrying cob, 14.1 to' 15 - hands, up to 13_§t. —Miss D. Y’oung’s (Palmerston North) Silver, 1; Mrs. T. , J. Martin’s (Inglewood) Sportsman, 2. , Lady’s hack, not exceeding 15 hands, to he shown in saddle and rid- 1 den by a lady.—Aliss D. Young’s Sil- , ver, I; Airs. T. J. Martin’s Sports- . man, 2. , Lady’s hack, over 15 hands; to be ' shown in saddle and ridden by a lady. —Airs. L. Hicks’ (Hawera) Grey Alist, ’ 1; C. H. YVaslier’s (Hawera) Molly)’ Paul, 2; Aliss M. J. Stewart’s (Feiltl-) ing) Gentleman aek, 3. Best paced and mannered hack. — Airs. L. Hicks’ Gery Alist, 1; Aliss . AI. J. Stewart’s Gentleman Jack, 2; : Aliss D. Young’s Silver. 3. Best walking horse. —S. C. Alcßae’s - . (Patea) Suede, 1; C. Paterson’s (Ka- : puni) Glen Royal, 2; Mrs. L. Hicks’ • Grey Mist, 3. Best ladv rider, flat riding to be judged.—Miss D. Y T oung and Aliss Al. 1 Brown (equal), 1. Best groomed turn-out, appearance of horse and rider to he judged. — Aliss AT. -T. Stewart’s Gentleman Jack, 1 : Mrs. T. J. Alar tin’s Sportsman, 2; Mrs. L. Hicks’ Grey Alist. 3. Champion back.—Mr?. L. Hicks 1. Miss Al. J. Stewart 2. Ladies’ hunting competition—A. ATprcer’s (Patea) Gilgai 1, O. G. Wvborn’s (Te Aroha) Moasrar 2, Miss Al. J. Stewart’s (Fielding) Gentleman .Tack 3. SPRING CART HORSES. Novice Class, mure or gelding for spring cart purposes, to. be shown in harneSiS and driven. iOipeu to horses that bare never won a first prize as a. spring carter at any A .and I”. Show. — A. Lankow’s (Alanaia) Snooker 1, A. Lankow’s Toby 2, F. Tilly’s (Tirimoana) Victor 3. Afare or gelding for spring cart, purposes—YV. Davis’s (Alanaia) Lady Dean 1, G. LUscombe’s (Kapuni) Toby 2, YV. IT. Reynolds’ (Hawera) Blossom 3. Afare or gcldino- for spring cart purposes to be shown in harness and driven. —A. Lankow’s (Alanaia.) Buster 1, A Lankow’3 'Snooker 2, A. Lankow’s Toby 3. Afare or gelding for general farm purposes.—YV. iG. Bason’ (Wanganui) Grey 1, <F. O ’Shea ’3 (Ohangai) Dick 2. Bair of waggon horses. — A. Hankow’s entries 1 and 2. Champion spring carter. —A. Lan-| lunvls Buster; reserve champion, YV. Davis’s Lady Dean. COMPETITIONS. Judge: Air H. J. Cameron, Turakima.. Maiden hunters’ competition. Open to aill liorsesi that have never won a. first prize in a jumping competition at auy A. and P. Show.—YY 7 . G. Bason’s (YY anganui) Bason’s Doctor 1,1). Collins’ Shamrock 2, L. H. Jan nos’ (Alakirikiri) Magnet 3. Wire jumping compirtition.—Alts F. T>. Y r al!.auce’s (Mas tor ton) Happy Jack I, C. Paterson’s (Tvapuni) King Dick ■ 2’ I*). L. Den this (Arara.ta) Stoker 3. Hunting icomipetiition.—A. ACeroer’s (Paten) Gi’gai. 1, C. G. YY T yborn’n> (Te ■ Aroha) Aloascar 2, Airs F. B. VaUanco’s (Alastcirtoii) Aluritai 3.

PIGS

BERKSHIRES. Sow. 16 months and over.—H. F. Wren’s (Tokaora) Wes town Gift, 1; J. Thomlison’s (Hawern) Highland Lassie, 2; C. H. Washer’s (Hawera) Bonnie Lady, 3. Sow. over nine months and under 16 months.—Hawera Hospital Farm’s (Hawera) Hawera Fancy, 1; Hawera Hospital Farm’s Hawera. Nancy, 2; A. JR. Gudopp’s (New Plymouth) entry, 3; D. Stewart’s (Normanby) Hawera Topsy, v.h.c. Sow, under nine months.—J. Pill’s (Hawera.) entry, 1; Hawera. Hospital Farm’s entries, 2 and 3. Sow. farrowed since July 1, 1928. — J. Pill’s entries, 1,2 and 3; A. R. Gudopp, v.h.c. SHEEP LINCOLNS. Judge: Mr E. Short, Feilding. One rain over 18 months. —P. Bremer (Okaiawa) 1 and res. champion. ROMNEY MARSH. J udge : Mr E. Fi. Short, Feeding. One ira mover 18 months.—W . It. Hunt (Waveriey) 1 and champion, M. E. Muiphv (Patea) 2. Itam under 18 months. —W. R. Hunt 1, M. It. Murphy 2. Two rams under 18 months, ishorn since September 1, 1928.—M. R. Murphy 1, W. R. Hunt 2. Ewe over 18 months, with, lamb at root.—M. R. Murphv 1 and champion, \) . it. Hunt 2. Two' ewei« over 18 months, with, lambs at foot. —M. It. Murphy 1. One ewe under 18 months. —W. R. Hunt 1 and 3, Mi R. Muirpliy 2. Two ewes under 18 months.—M. R. Murphy 1. W. It. Hunt 2. Ram. over 18 months.—W. It. Hunt 1, M. It. Murphy 2. Ra munder 18 months. —W. It. Hunt 1. Two rams under 18 months, shorn. — W. R. Hunt 1, M. R.. Murphy 2. Ewe over 18 months, with lamb at foot—W. It. Hunt 1. ' Ewe under 18 months.—W. 11. Hunt 1, M. It. Murphy 2. Ewe', under IS months, shorn ala a lamb.—W. R. Hunt 2. Two ewes, under 18 months, shorn as lambs. —W. R. Hunt t. SOUTHDOWNS. Judge: Mr E. E. Short, Feilding. Ram over 18 months. —B'lis Bros. (Bull's) 1 and champion, Ellis Bnois. 2 and naserve champion. Ram 'under 18 months.—Ellis Bros. 1 and 2, N. Hughes (Waveriey) 3. Two rams under IS months, shorn since Sept. 1, 1928. —Ellis Bros. 1. Ewe under 18 months. —Ellis Bros. 1 and) 2, A. A. Verry (Waitotara) 3. Two ewes under 18 months.—El'liis Bros. 1, A. A. Verry 2. (Tn Wool and in Natural Condition). Ram; over IS months. —N. Hughes 1, P. Breiwar (Okaiawa) 2. Ram under 18 months. —N. Hughes 1 and 3, A. A. Verry 2. Two rams under 18 onths, shorn.— P. Bremer 1. A. A. Verry 2. Ewe over IS months, with lamb at foot. —A. A. Verry, 1 and reserve champion. Ewe under 18 months. —A. A. Verry 1, P. Bremer 2 and 3. Ewe under IS months, shorn as a la nub.—A. A. Verry 1. Two ewes under 18 months, ishorn. — P. Bremer 1, A. A. Verry 2.

HOME INDUSTRIES

FANCY WORK. Judge: Miss YY 7 . Tichbon, New Plymouth.

Princess Slip.—Miss .13. Barker 1, Aliss J. Kirkpatrick 2, Aliss E. Joll 3, Airs. YY'ishart v.li.c.

Richelieu Work. —Miss A. It. McLean 1 and 2, Miss E. I. Stephens 3, Miss D. Smytii v.li.c., Miss A. Kirkpatrick li.c. Article of Cotton Underclothing, hand-made. —Miss N. M. Ingroiulle 1, Miss A. It. McLean 2, Miss B. Parker 3, Miss A. It. McLean v.h.c. Article of Silk Underclothing, handmade.—Miss B. Parker 1, Mrs. It. V: Smith 2, Miss J. Kirkpatrick 3. Cushion. —Miss I. H. Stewart h.c. Eyelet-hole Embroidery.—Miss A. It. McLean 1 and 2, Miss B. Parker 3. Worked Table Centre, coloured. — Miss B. Parker 1, Mr. W. Weston 2, Mrs. 'Whitehead 3. Worked Table Centre, white.—Miss N. M Ingrouiile 1, Miss B. Parker 2, Miss D. Smyth 3, Miss A. it. McLean v.li.c-., Miss J. Kirkpatrick h.c. Afternoon Tea Table Cloth or Tray doth.—Miss B. Parker 1, Mrs. It. E. Davison 2, Airs. F. Ploskin 3, Air. AY. Weston v.li.c., Mrs. It. L. Fursdon h.c. _ Collection of Ladies’ Handkerchiefs, hand-worked. —Miss B. Parker 1, Miss A. Kirkpatrick 2, Miss Chadwick 3. Piece of Fancy Needlework, coloured. —Mrs E. it. Emmitb 1, Mr. W. Weston 2,' Mrs. A. L. Wheeler 3, Mrs. It. L. Fursdon v.li.c. Cotton Crochet, fine —Missß. Parker 1, Airs. Al. B. Waters 2, Miss I. 0. AleCutclieon 3. Crochet, coarse, complete article. — Miss D. Hoskin 1 and 3, Mrs. R. L. Fursdon 2. , _ Jumper or Dress, knitted.- —A. Sutherland 1 and 2, Aliss A. Laird 3, Pair Crochet D’Oyleys.—Miss 1. 0. MeCiitthen 1, Airs. W. AI. Ingram 2 and 3. AVliite Linen D’Oyley for Cake Plate. McLean 2, Aliss A. Kirkpatrick 3, Aliss B Parker v.li.c. Best child’s knitted suit. —Mrs A. J. Abbiss 1, Aliss I. TI. Stewart 2, Airs T. .7. Allan h.c. Best child ’.s crochet Cachet.—-Aliss As. M. Ingrouiile 1, Airs J. W. Connell 2, Aliss 'lt. Love joy; 3. Exliibit. of cotton crochet, complete article, Irish crochet excepted.—Mrs M. iB. 'Waters 1 • Set of knitted or ere diet, garments for infants. —Mrs A. J. Abbiss 1, Airs Al A. Silson 2, 'Mrs I>. Bhtckinore 3, Airs A. Weir v.li.c., Airs E. J. Stephens h.c. Dolly varden apron. —Miss N. AI. Ingrouillo I, Aliss A. Kirkpatrick 2, Alis Pennington 3, Airs D. Blaekmore v.h.c., Aliss B. Parker h.c. Fancy apron, Brit way or Indian head. —‘Alias Esrnc Carter 1, Aliss A. Kirkpatrick 2, Zeta Donnelly 3, Aliss AI. :D. Gray v.li.c. Article made out of -waste, such as an old benzine cases, tins, sugar bags, etc. —Airs A. Burgess 1 and 2, Airs A. J. Abbiss 3, Mrs J. W. Connell h.c. Raffia purse, bag or slippers.—Zeta Donnelly 1. Aliss D. Swadling 2, Aliss A. Laird 3, Airs Leo. Chadwick h.c. Raffia basket or tray. —L. L. Lafferty 1, Aliss E. .Toll 2, Aliss D. Swadling 3. Half-dozen -paper flowers. —Miss Jean Easton 1, Aliss 'Chadwick 2, Aliss E. Ewington 3.

PRESERVES AND PICKLES. Judge: Airs. J. O’Aleara, YVanganui. Collection Home-made Jellies. —Mrs. A. J. Hopcroft 1, Airs. . YY 7 . J. Oldfield 2, Airs. A. Phillips 3. Collection Home-made Jam. —All’s. YY 7 . J. Oldfield 1, Airs. A. Phillips 2, Mrs. A. J. Hopcroft 3. Home-made Mince Aleat. —Airs. A. Phillips 1, Airs. A. J. Hopcroft 2, Mrs. H. Sootbill 3. Orange Alarmalade. —Airs. YY’. J. Oldfield 1, Airs. A. Phillips 2, Airs. YY 7 . J. Price 3. Home-made Lemon Cheese. —Airs. A. Phillips 1, Jeanne YVhitlock 2, Airs. A. J. Hopcroft 3. Collection of Home-made Pickles.Airs. A. J. Hopcroft 1, Mrs. A. Phillips 2. Collection Home-made Sauces. —Mrs. A. Phillips 1, Alns. A. J. Hopcroft 2. Collection Home-made Chutney.— Airs. A. J. Hopcroft 1, Airs. A. Phillips 2. Tomato Sauce. —Airs. A. J. Hopcroit 1, Airs. A. Phillips 2, Airs. YY 7 . J. Price 3.

Collection Bottled Fruit,, in syrup.—* Airs. A. Phillips 1. , Collection Bottled Fruit, in water. — | Airs. A. Phillips 1. Bottle of Tomatoes. —Airs. A. Phillips 1 Airs. A. J. Hopcroft 2. Pickled Onions. —Airs. A. Phillips 1. Airs. A. J. Hopcroft 2. Pickled Red Cabbage.—Airs. A. J. Hopcroft 1, Airs, A. Phillips 2. Plum Sauce. —Airs. A. J. Hopcroft I, Mrs. A. Phillips 2. Dozen Hen Eggs, brown. —Aliss 1. Bolkmd 1. Airs. YV. T. Johnson 2, Mrs. H. Finlav 3. Dozen 'Hen Eggs, white. —Aliss 1). Swadling 1. Airs. S. Y 7. YYasher 2,. Miss 1. Bollond 3. Dozen Duck Eggs.—'Airs. YY'. Duggan 1 . Miss Adele Carter 2, Airs. A. J. Hopcroft 3. , Two bars Home-made Soap. —Airs. YV. J. Price 1. Airs. A. J. Hopcroft 2, Aliss I). Swadling 3. COOKING. Judge: Airs E. O’Meara, YVangamii. 2lbs separator butter, lib rolls or pats— D. Gray 1, Mr s F. A. Bates 2, N. Gray 3. 21bs 11011-separator butter, in 11b rolls or pats. —Mrs YY 7 . Duggan 1, Airs Leo Chadwick 2, Airs 11. Haider 3. Loaf bread, home-made. — Mts W. Duggan 1 and 2, Airs 8. YViggins 3. ITome-made loaf bread. —Airs Smitheram 1, Mrs Al. Ogle % Airs S. YViggins 3 and v.h.c. Loaf home-made brown bread. —Mrs S. YViggins 1 and 2, Airs YV. Duggan 3, Airs A. Lanfbie v.h.c. Currant or sultana loaf. —Airs S. YViggins 1, Airs YV. Duggan 2. Loaf nut bread. —Mrs M'cAsey 1, Mrs M. Ogle 2, Aliss Adele Carter 3, Aliss E. Al. Tail v.h.c. ;Six plain scones, home-made. —Mrs YY 7 . Duggan 1 and 2, Airs YV. A. Guy 3, Miss If. N. Barr v.h.c., Mrs A. Joyce 11. Four girdle scones. —Mrs S. YViggins 1 and 2, Mrs I. Kirk 3, Airs A. Lambie v.li.c. Four sultana scones. —Airs I. Kirk 1, All's YY 7 . Duggan 2, Mrs YV. A. Guy 3, Airs S. YViggins v.h.c. Plato six pikelets. —Airs A. Lambie I. Airs J. Matheson 2, Mrs L. 8. Tarrant 3, Mrs Reid v.h.c. Palte of six gems. —Mrs T. OS. Campbell 1, Mrs IS. YViggins 2, Airs C. Ogle 3, Aliss AI. Oughton v.h.c., Mrs A. Murdoch hje. Plain family cake, with sultanas. —- Aliss Al. Oughton 1, Aliss F. Sutherland 2, Aliss C. .Sutherland' 3, Airis H. E. Nowell h.c. Airs A. Lambie v.h.c.. Sponge sandwich, any filling.—Alias R. N. Barr 1, Mrs I. Kirk 2, Airs J. Foy 3. Sponge isandwich, any filling. For exhibitors who have never won a first prize at any A. and P. show. —Aina At. C. Gi’ightiOii 1, Alias At. Alarsh 2, Aliss D. Aleyrick 3. Brown sandwich.—Airs YY 7 . Duggan 1, AI. J. O’Brien 2, Mrs YY 7 . A. Guy 3. Madeira, cake.—Mrs A. Phillips 1, J. Holland 2. Alrsi S. YY'igg'ins 3. Half-dozen jam tarts. —Airs A. Lambie 1, Airs S. YYhiggins 2, Airs YY 7 . Reid 3Sponge cake.- —Airs A. T.nmbie 1, Airs J. S. J oil ms tone 2 and 3, Airs S. YY 7i‘ggins v.h.c. Jam Roll.—Airs A. Lambie 1. Miss A. Greig 2, Airs A. Travis 3, Aim C. Og’e v.h.c. Plate of shortbi'ead. —Airs' A. Lambie 1, Airs H. R. Penny. 2 .and 3. Airs S. YVigginiS' v.h.c., Mis-s C. Andrews h.c. Gingerbread cake.—Airs A. Joyce 1, Alrsi A. Lambie 2, Airs J. S. Tosland 3, Airs S. YY 7 iggins v.h.c. Seed cake.—Airs A. Lambie 1, Mrs F. Brunette 2, Aliss J. O’Brien v.b.c., Airs S. Wiggins h.c. Six cream puffs, shells only.—Aliss F. Sutherland 1. Airs YY 7 . A. Guy 2, Airs A. Lambie 3, Airs H. R. Penny v.h.c. Cake made without eggs. —Airs A. Lambie lAirs S. Thrush 2, Airs YY'.Duggan 3. Mrs E. R. Emmnitt v.h.c. Collection of pastry.—Airs S. YY’iggins 1. Half-dozen isausage rolls. —Air® H. Sootbill 1. Airs Lambie 2, Airs Hatch nr d 3, Airs AI. Ogle v.h.c. Fruit pie.—Airs T. H. Campbell 1. ’ Collection of home-made bi’scuiits. — Mrs YV. J. Oldfield 1. Mrs A. Lambic 2, Airs S. YY r iggins 3, F. Kelbmd h.c. Collection of small cakes.- —Aim AfcAsey I. Mrs 0. Ogle 2, Mrs H. YValkeir 3. Airs M. Moore v.li.c., Airs S. YY riggins li.c. Rich: fruit cuke, not ’ess than 4-lbs. — Airs Guv l Mm YY 7 . Duggan 2. Airs A. Lambie 3. Airs AI. Aloore v.h.c.

SWEETS. Jar of Turkish delight.—Mr% S. J. Allen 1, Mrs. Hatchard 2, Mrs. A. Phillips 3. Jar of oocoanut ice.—Mrs. Hatchard 1, Miss E. Ewington 2, Mrs. A. Phillips 3. Jar of toffee, —Mrs. A. Phillips 1, Miss G. Oldfield 2, Mrs. Hate-hard 3. Collection of sweets, home-made. — Mrs. A. Phillips 1, Mrs. S. J. Allen 2. ART SECTION. PHOTOGRAPHY—FOR AMATEURS. Judge: W. G. Strange, Herrera. Photograph, landscape. —0. Elliott 1 and 3, J. ©. liar 2. Photograph, seascape or marine. J. D. Hav 1. Photograph, port rait or stuffy.—-J. D. Hav 1, A. J. Ohin.gi 2, A. H."Da>is 3. _ Photograph, animal life. —A. IS. Davis 1, 0. Elliot -2. Collection of photography, not less than six.—A, 'S. ©avis 1 and 2. Enlargement. —J. ©. Hay 2. Photographv, host collection. —Phyllis Death 1. SCHOOL CLASSES FANCY WORK. Embroidered Article —Jeanne Whitelook I. Pearl Gane 2 and v.li.c., Enid Wheeler 3 and h.c., E. M. Tait e. Hand Sewing. —Pearl Gane 1, Jeanne Whitelock 2, F. Kellanc'l 3, Enid Wheeler h.c. Buttonhole, hand-sewn. ■'online Whitelock 1, Pearl Gane 2, Enid Wheeler 3 and h.c.

Embroidered Article.—W . Cox 1, A. Barr 2, Gwen Smeatli 3. Gladys Taylor v.li.c., 0. Good h.c. Plain Sewing.—Helen Simmons 1 and 2, Beatrice Lambie 3, Dora Metcalf v.li.c. Buttonhole. Helen Simmons 1, Frances Macdonald 2. Edith Bublitz 3. Raffia; Work. —Ratapiko school 1. Frances Macdonald 2, Connie Mills 3, V. Ward v.li.c. Raffia Work. —J. Bremer 1, E. Booth 2, R. Toro 3. Handkerchief. —Joyce Bates 1. Buttonhole. —Daphne Macdonald 1.