NEW PLYMOUTH SHOW.

Hawera Star, Volume XLVIII, 7 March 1929, Page 6

NEW PLYMOUTH SHOW.

j FINE DISPLAY OF STOCK

FURTHER SOUTH TARANAKI SUCCESSES.

South. Taranaki exhibitors were to the fore in the A. and P. Show at New Plymouth yesterday at Waiwakaiho.. In some sections they secured the bulk of the awards and several championships fell to exhibitors from this district. Mr iJ. C. AVright and Mrs E. Hayward (Normanby) and Mr W. P. Boot ten (Eltbam) in Shorthorns; Messrs C. H. Washer, J. Pill, F. Ogle and the Hawera Hospital in the pig section; J. Kerrisk (Ohangai) and F. Barraclough (Eltham) in Clydesdales, and Mr F. Bremer (Okaiawa) in Ayrshires scored freely in the prize lists. In addition, Mr C. H. Washer won the championship in Berkshire boars with the hospital obtaining the reserve. Mr Jas Pill got the reserve championship for Berkshire sow and in Tainworths Mr F. Ogle (Normanby) got the reserve for boar and sow; A. M. O'Sullivan (Cardiff) secured that for large white boar and sow with S. C. Mcßae (Patea) reserve for boar and Wylie and Potts (Whakamara) reserve for sow.

In Milking- Shorthorns, Mr J. C. Wright won the championship for bull and both champion and reserve in cows, while Mrs E. Hayward secured the reserve for bull.

The full list of championships was as below:—

HORSES.

Draughts, mare.—J. Kerrisk junr.’s (Ohangai) Cherry Queen 2nd. Thoroughbred, mare.—S. Topless’ (Urenui) Sylvia Maid. CATTLE.

j Jersey.—Bull, Harry Salway’s (Bell j Block) Victor’s Handsome Prince (imp.); reserve, Jno. S. Jones’ (Bell Block) Sybil’s Volunteer (imp.). Cow: F. W. Cornwall’s (Bell Block) Oakland’s Lady Brampton; reserve, Truby King’s (Stratford) Natalia’s Ninette. Ayrshire.—Bull: J. 0. Morton’s (Egmont Village) Carmel Glen Royal Topnotcher; reserve, W. Hall’s (Lepperton) Zealand Canny Scott. Cow: H. H. Olsen’s (Avenue Road) Marjory of Braeside; reserve, A. R. Claridge’s (Toko) Prudence of Braeside. Friesian.—Bull: C. W. Baldwin and Sons’ (Ngatoro) Ngatoro Fayne King; reserve; Hy. Johnson and Son’s (Stratford) Glennore King Pietje Segis. Cow: C. W. Baldwin and Sons’ Ngatoro Segis Wyne; reserve. Hy Johnson and Sons’ Segis Lady Waihi. Milking Shorthorns. —Bull: J. C. Wright’s (Normanby) Cornwall Park Gay Lad; reserve, Mrs E. Hayward’s (Normanby) Colewood Butterfat. Cow: J. C. Wright’s Cornwall Park Sweet Nell; reserve, J. C. Wright’s Cornwall Park Queen 2nd. SHEEP.

English Leicester.—Ram: Champion land reserve, J. H. Allen and Son’s (Tifkorangi). Ewe: Champion, J. H. Allen [and Sons. Lincoln.—Ram: R. Bremer and Sons (Waverley). Southdown.—Ram: Champion and reserve, R. Bremer and Sons. Ewe: R. Bremer and Sons; reserve, G. H. Bell (Oakura). Romney Marsh.—Ram: Champion and reserve, R. Bremer and Sons. Ewe: Champion and reserve, C. H. Weston (New Plymouth).

PIGS

Berkshire. —Boar: C. H. Washer (Hawera); reserve, Hawera Hospital Farm (Hawera). Sow: Cornwall and Grover (Bell Block); reserve, J. Pill (Hawera). Yorkshire. —Boar: J. H. Allen and Son (Tikorangi). Sow: J. H. Allen and Son. Tamworth. —Boar: H. A. Hamblyn i (Bell Block); reserve, F. Ogle (Normanby). Sow: F. R. Gudopp (AVestown); reserve, F. Ogle (Normanby). Large White.—Boar: A. M. O’Sullivan (Cardiff); reserve, S. G. Mcßae (Paten.). Sow: A. M. O’Sullivan; reserve, VVylie and Potts (Wiiakamara).

CUPS AND TROPHIES,

Taranaki Hunt Club Cup.—Miss Mary Cole’s (Motonui) Ginger. A. A. Ward 12-guinca cup for most points in Friesian section.—C. AV. Baldwin and Sons (Ngaitoro) won for the third time in succession and therefore the cup becomes their property. Third Taranaki Oaks.—P. J. Petersen’s (Brixton) Ivondalo Silver Rainbow.

THE CATTLE SECTION. PEDIGREE JERSEY, j Judge: Mr H. Moreland, Ncwstead, Hamilton. Bull, prior to July, 1925. —H. Salway’s (Bell Block) Victor’s Handsome Prince (imp.), 1 and champion; Jno. S. Jones’ (Bell Block) Sybil’s Volunteer (imp.), 2 and reserve; A. J. Halo’s (Hillsborough) Beauty’s Master, 3. Bull, since July, 1925.—F. AV. Cornwall’s (Bell Block) Brampton Coy Volunteer (imp.), I; H. Tosland’s (Inaha) Grand View Treasure, 2. Bull, since- July, 1926.—P, J. Petersen’s (Brixton) Snow View’s Squireen, 1; O. McAloon’s (Tc AVera) AVattlo Bank Highlander, 2; A. E. AVcstern’s (Bell Block) Ku Eu Prince Owler, 3; A. C. Lovelock’s (Hawera) Blonde’s Noble, v.h.c.

Bull, since July, 1927.—L.' O. Taylor’s (Westown) Brookside Imperial, 1; F. AV. Cornwall’s Oakland’s Beau Ideal, o • 7

Novice class, bull, since July, 1927. L. O. Taylor, 1; R. C. Jury, 2; E. G. AValker (Stratford), 3; C. H. AA’asher (Okaiawa), v.h.c. Bull calf, since July, 1928.—Jn0. S. Jones’ (Bell Block) entry, 1; Harry Salway’s Iluia Brook Chief, 2; T. H. Western’s Comely’s Handsome Prince,

Cow, prior to- July, 1923. —F. AV. Cornwall’s (Bell Block) Oakland’s Lady Brampton, 1; Truby King’s (Stratford) Natalia’s Ninette, 2; H. C. Sampson’s (Hillsborough) AVoodland’s Golden Gem, 3.

Cow, since July, 1923, and prior to July, 1925. —Truby King’s Otterburn Noble Queen, 1; G. IT. Bell’s (Oakura) Pinewood’s Viola, 2; 11. C. Sampson’s AVoodland’s Xenia, 3. Best milk vessel and veins.—F. AV. Cornwall's Oakland’s Lady Brampton, 1; 11. C. Sampson’s AVoodland’s Golden Gem, 2.

Cow, any age and two daughters.— j G. H. Bell, 1; H. C. Sampson, 2. Jersey cow,. —F. W. Cornwall’s Oakland’s Lady Brampton, 1; H. C. Sampson’s Woodland’s Golden. Gem, 2. j Cow, since July, 1925.—P. J. Petersen’s Ivondalc Silver Rainbow, 1; Mrs I. M. Salway’s (Bell Block) Huia Brook Pride, 2; G. H. Bell’s Pinewood’s Viola’s Beauty, 3. Two heifers, since- July, 1926. —F. W. Cornwall, 1; Harper B. Lepper, 2.Heifer, since July, 1926.—F. AV. Cornwall’s Oakland’s Lucinda, 1; Cornwall’s Serena, 2; Harper B. Lepper’s Maori Rowdy Lass, 3. Final of Third Ta.ranaki Jersey Cattle- Oaks. —P. J. Petersen’s (Brixton^

’ivondale Silver Rainbow, 1; G. H. ißell's Pinewood’s Golden Stella, 2. | Best milk vessel and veins.—Harper iB. Lepper, 1; P. J. Petersen, 2. j Two heifers, since July, 1927.—H. C. • Sampson, 1; Harry Salway, 2. Heifer, since July, 1927.—H. G. Sampson’s Woodland’s Blonde Flora, 1; Truby King’s (Stratford) Conandale’s ) Judith, 2. • Two heifers, since May, 192 S.—Harry i Salway’s Huia Brook Perfect Lady and l Mayfair, 1; G. H. Bell’s Pinewood’s > Volunteer’s Berry and Magpie, 2. : Heifer calf (senior division.—Harry l Salway, 1; Harry Salway, 2. Heifer calf (junior division). —L. A. . Nolan, 1; G. H. Bell, 2. Junior breeding team of two yearling i heifers and a yearling bull.—H. C. Sampson, 1; Truby King, 2. PEDIGREE FBIESIANS. Judge: Mr H. Jolly (Waiuku). Bull, prior to July, 1925. —H. Johnson and Son’s (Stratford) Glenmore King Pietje Segis, 1 and reserve. Bull, since July, 1926.—C. W. Baldwin and Son’s (Inglewood) Ngatoro Fayne King, 1 and champion; W. R. Wright’s (Rahotu) Ralston Hundred Thousand, 2. Bull, since July, 1927.—Smart and Son’s (Tikorangi) Bushlea Mercena Poch, 1; W. K. Morris’ (Oakura) Tapuae Fayne Segis, 2; Henry Johnson and Son, 3. Bull, since July, 192 S.—C. W. Baldwin and Son’s Ngatoro Alcartra King, 1; Smart and Son, 2. Cow, prior to July, 1925.—H. Johnson and Son’s Segis Lady Waihi, 1 and reserve; C. W. Baldwin and Son’s Milkmaid Johanna, 2; T. H. Richard’s Waihi Duchess, 3; H. Johnson and Son, v.h.e. I Cow, since July, 1926.—C. W. Bald|win and Son’s Ngatoro Segis Wayne, 1) 'and champion; Smart and Son’s Busli 7 ; I lea Evergreen Rose, 2. Two heifers, since July, 1926.—H. Johnson and Son, 1; Smart and Son, 2. Heifer, since July, 1926.—H. Johnson and Son’s Glenmore Pietje Pride, 1; Smart and Son’s Bushlea Colantha ; Pontiac, 2; H. Johnson and Son, 3. Two heifers, since July, 1927.—H. Johnson and Son’s entry, 1; C. W. Baldwin, 2; T.' H. Richards, 3. Heifer, since July, 1927.—H. Johnson and Son’s entries, 1 and v.h.e.; C. W. i ; Baldwin and Son, 2. | - Two heifers, since July, 1928.—C. W. j Baldwin and Son, 1; C. W. Baldwin, 2; ? H. Johnson and Son, 3. Heifer, since July, 1928.—C. W. Babb win and Son, 1; C. W. Baldwin and Son, : 2. J

Friesian cows with semi-official records.—C. W. Baldwin and Son, 1; H. Johnson and Son’s Waihi, 2; H. Johnson and Son, 3. Junior team.—Smart and Son, 1; C. W. Baldwin and Son, 2.

PEDIGREE AYRSHIRES,

Judge: Mr Chas. E. C. Webb (Levin). Bull, prior to July, 1925.—W. Hall’s (Lepperton) Dominion Lockhart, 1; A. It. Claridge’s (Toko) Edendale Dinkum. Bonus, 2; W. Hudson’s (Riverlea) Edendale Fancy Star, 3. Bull, since July, 1925.—J. 0. Morton’s (Egmont Village) Carmel Glen Royal Topnotcher, 1 and champion; W. Hall’s Zealand Canny Scot, 2 and reserve.

Bull, since July, 1926. —H. H. Olson’s (Avenue Road) Struanbrae King Jeanot, 1; W. Hall’s Elin Dinkum, 2; J. O. Morton’s Woodlands Hercules, 3. Bull, since July, 1927.—P. Bremer’s (Okaiawa) Glenhope Supreme, 1; F. W. Weston’s (Uruti) Montrose Royal Style, 2. Bull, since July, 192 S W. Hall’s Glen Eden Style, 1; A. R. Claridge’s Ed in Lion, 2. Breeder’s group, consisting- of one bull and three females.—A. R? Claridge 1, W. Hall 2.

Cow, prior to July, 1926.—H. H. Olson’s (Avenue Road) Marjory of Braeside, 1 and champion; A. R. Claridge’s Prudence of Braesidc, 2 and reserve; AV, Hall 3, AV. Hudson (Riverlea) 4. Cow, prior to July, 1925.—AV. Hall

Two heifers, since Julv, 1926.—AV, Hall 1.

Ileifer, since July, 1926.—AV. Hall’s Edendale Ivy, 1; F. W. AVeston’s Glenhope Snowflake, 2; P. Bremer’s Glenhope Toddles, 3. Two heifers, since July, 1927.—J. 0. Morton’s Riverlands Heather and Adcle, 1; A. G. Hall’s Burnside Favourite and Perfection, 2; AV. Hall’s Edendale Flossie and Lady Rosebud, 3; P. Bremer’s Glcnhope Fairy and Curious, v.h.c.

Ileifer, since July, 1927. —P. Bremer’s Glen hope Curious, .1 • A G Hall 2.

Two heifers, since July,. 1928. —A. R Claridge 1, A. G. Hall 2, P. Bremer 3. Ileifer calf (senior division). —J. O. Morton 1, AV. Hall 2.

Ileifer calf (junior division). —A. G, Hall 1, Andrew Weir 2.

Breeder’s junior group.—AV. Hall 1, A. AVeir 2.

REGISTERED MILKING SHORT

HORNS,

Judge: Mr J. Ilearscv (Longburn). Bull, prior to July, 19,25.—J. C. AVright’s (Normanby) Cornwall Park Gay Lad 1 and champion. Bull, since July, 1925.—AV) P. Bootten ’s (Eltham) Shawfield Supreme 1. Bull, since July, 1926.—(Mrs E. Hayward’s (Normanby) Colewood Butteri fat, 1.

Bull, since July, 1927.—J. C. AVright’s Cornwall Park Pretty Boy 1, J. C. Wright’s Cornwall Park Climax 2.

Bull, since July, 1928.—J. C. AVright’s Cornwall Park Gay Boy 1, AV. P. Bootten ’g Cornwall Park Headlight 2. Cow, prior to July, 1925.—J. C. AVright’s Cornwall Park Queen 2nd, 1 and reserve; W. P. Bootten’s Shawfield Jewel, 2.

Cow, since July, 1925.—J. C. AVright’s Cornwall Park Sweet Nell, 1 and ehampion.

Two heifers, since July, 1926.—J. C, AVright 1.

Heifer, since July, 1926.—J. C. AVright’s Cornwall Park Sweet Nell sth, M J. C. AVright’s Cornwall Park Tulip otli, 2, AV. P. Bootten 3.

Two heifers, since July, 1927.—W. P. Bootten 1, J. C. AVright 2. Heifer, since July, 1927.—AV. P. Bootten’s Shawfield Dawn, 1; J. C. AVright’s Cornwall Park A’lctoria 3rd 2 • AV P Bootten 3.

Two heifers, since Julv, 1928.—AV P Bootten 1, J. C. AVright 2. Ileifer, since July, 192 S.—AV. P. Bootten’s Shawfield Lady, 1; J. C. Wright’s Cornwall Park Victoria 4th 2- AV P Bootten 3. ’ ’

HORSES. DRAUGHT,

Judge: Mr Len Bremer (Pukqngahu). Colt or gelding, since August, 1927. J. Kcrrisk junr’s. (Ohangai) Sweet Prince, 1. Colt or gelding, since August, 1926. J. ICerrisk junr’s. High Born, 1. Mare, with foal at foot. —J. Kerrisk junr’s. Cherry Queen 2nd, 1 and champion; J. Barra dough’s (Eltham) Okare Gipsy (imp.), 2. Best, foal in above class.—J. Barraclough’s foal, 1; J. Kerrisk junr’s. foal, _ Mare, prior to August, 1925.—J. Kerrisk junr’s. Cherry Queen 2nd, 1; Alec Hastie’s (Normanby) Bonnie Girl, 2,

Dry mare, since August, 1925.—J. Barraclough’s Lady Tirimoana, 1.

COMPETITIONS. Judge: Mr. 0. Kelson, Hastings. Maiden hunters’ jumping competition. G. D. Smith (Haleombe, Monarch . . 1 L. Newton’s (Urenui) Lady Shimose 2 Miss Mary Cole’s (Urenui) Ginger 3 Interprovincial hunters’ competition, open to members of hunt clubs (first £5; second, £3; third, £1): — G. 1). Smith’s Silver King 1 G. D. Smith’s Monarch 2

Miss Mary Cole’s Ginger 3 Pony jumping competition, ponies not over 14 hands—‘H. Sprosen’s (Waitara) Mickey, 1; Clarence Atkins (Normanby) Bonita, 2; D. Collins ’ (Stratford) Opossum, 3. Best lady rider.-: —Miss D. Newton (Urenui) 1, Mrs T. J. Martin (Inglewood) 2; Miss M. Cole (Motunui) 3. Best bare-baeked pony rider, under 17 years.—'Miss Jean Beauchop (New Plymouth) 1, Clarence Atkins (Normanbv) 2. CARRIAGE HORSES AND HACKS.

Judge: Mr O. Nelson, Hastings. Mare, other than' thoroughbred.— Horn Pioi’s Lady Ora, 1; Mrs M. Welsh’s (Stratford) Vixen, 2. Lady’s hack, over 15 hands (to be ridden by a ladjr).—Reg. Topless’ (Urenui) Rangi, 1; Stun. Symes’ (Waverlev) Osprey, 2; Miss Hazel Cole’s (Motonui) Nimblefoot, 3. Weight-carrying hack up to lGst. — Stan Symes’ Osprey, 1; G. D. Smith’s (Haleombe) entry, 2; Reg Topless’ Raugi, 3.

PIGS. Judge: Mr. 1). O. Smith (Hastings), I PUREBRED BERKSHIRE. 1 Boar, over 16 months.—Hawera Hospital Farm’s (Hawera) Blythewood CJiarles, 1 and reserve. Boar, 16 months and under. —C. H. Washer’s (Scott Hoad, Hawera) entry, land champion; Cornwall and Grover's (Bell Block) 2. Boar, 12 months and under.—James Pill’s (Hawera) Meadow Maori Prince, 1, Hawera Hospital Farm’s entry 2. Boar, S months and under.—A. R. Gudopp’s entries, 1 and 2; C. H. Weston’s 3; James' Pill’s entry, v.li.c. Boar, four months and under. —C. H. Washer’s entries 1 and 3; Hawera Hospital Farm’s entry 2. Sow, over 16 months. —Cornwall, Grover’s (Bell Block) 1; C. H. Washer’s Bonnie Lady 2. Sow, 16 months or under, must hd-ve farrowed or be visibly in pig.—Hawera Hospital Board’s Hawera Nancy 1. Sow, 12 months and under.—j. Pill’s entry 1, and reserve; Hawera Hoispital Board’s entry 2. Sow, eight months and under. —J. Pill’s entries 1 and 2; Hawera Hospital Board’s entry 3. Sow, four months and under.—C. H. Washer’s entry 1; J. Pill’s entry 2; Hawera Hospital Farm’s entry 3. Boar and sow, four months and under, from one litter.—C. H. Washer’s entry, 1; J. Pill’s, entry 2; Hawera: Hospital Board’s entry 3. PUREBRED YORKSHIRE.

Boar, over one year and under 18 months.—J. H. Allen and Sons’ (Tikorangi) entry 1 and champion. Sow, over 18 months. —J. H. Allen

and Sons’ entry 1. Sow, over six months and under one year.—J. H. Allen and Son’s 1 and 2. PUREBRED TAMWORTHS.

Boar, over six months.—H. A. Hamblyn’s (Bell Block) 1 and champion ; F'. Ogle’s (Normanby) Mount View Lad 2. Boar, 16 months and under. —F. Ogle’s Austin Rover 2. .Boar, 16 months and under. —F. Ogle’s entiles, 1 and reserve, and 2. Boar, eight months and under.—H. A. Hamblvn 1 and 2; F. Ogle’s entry 3.

Boar, four months and under. —F. Ogle’s entry 1. Sow, over 16 months. —A. B. Guddopp 1 and champion: F. Ogle’s Austin Connie. 2 and reserve; F. Ogle’s Springdale Frances 3. Sow, 12 months and under.—F. Ogle’s Austin Bowie and Dora, 1 and 2-

Sow, eight months and under. —F. Ogle’s entries 1 and 3; IT. A. TTamblyn 2. Sow, four months and under. —F. Ogle’s entries, 1 and 2. Boar and sow, four months and over. —F. Ogle’s entry, 1. PUREBRED LARGE! WHITE.

Boar, over IS months.—A. M. , O’Sullivan’s (Cardiff) Luoerned ale’s Pioneer Ist, 1 and champion; S. 0. Mcßae’s (Patea) Pinecroft’s Manx, 2 and reserve. Boar, under six months. —Sorenson Bros.’. 1 and 2.

Sow, over 18 months. —A. M. O’Sullivan’s Luc?ernedale’s Unique 1, and Luoernedale’s Unique 2nd, 2. Sow, over one year and under 18 months.—Wylie and Potts’ (Whale amara) Springdale Baroness, 1 and champion. Sow, over six months and under one year.—A. M. O’Sullivan’s Meadow vale United and United First, 1 and 2. Sow, under six months. —Sorenson Bros.’, 1 and 2. Boar and sow. from one litter, under four months.—Sorenson Bros., 1 and 2; A. M. O’Sullivan, 3.

THE EXHIBITS

The display in all sections was very good, quality being pronounced throughout and all were much admired. The Jersey and Ayshires were probably the best the society has had. The judges were very complimentary in their remarks on the exhibits.

The Jersey cattle section on the whole was very good, said the judge (Mr. H. Moreland), and the animals compared veiy favourably with those to be seen at any leading show. The Ayrshire section drew heavy entries in all classes, and the quality shown was very high, particularly in the vounger divisions, was the verdict of the judge, Mr. C. Ei. C. Webb. The champion bull in the registered milking Shortliorns was fit for any show in New Zealand, according to Mr J. Hearsay .the judge. One the whole the entries in the section were not up to standard, but the quality displayed in nearlv all classes l was good.