NEW PLYMOUTH A. & P. SHOW

Hawera Star, Volume L, 5 March 1931, Page 6

NEW PLYMOUTH A. & P. SHOW

PROGRESSIVE EXHIBITION. ! HIGH STANDARD OF ENTRIES. The entries for the 1931 show of the Taranaki A. and P. . Show, which opened yesterday and will be continued to-day, were large in number, showing an all-round increase, the total hetng 616 as compared with 522 for the previous year. The show of was exceptional and the host the society has ever had. The nidges in the various sections were: Draughts, Mr H. E. Hoeken (Feikling); thoroughbreds and competitions.'Mr R. A. Hunter (Eureka);. Jerseys, Mr H. H. Moreland (le Rapa); Shorthorns, Mr Jas. Hodges (Rapanui); grade Jerseys Mr P,. h Petersen (Waitara); Ayrshires, Mr l). Buchanan (Tiakitaliuna); sheep. Mr W. Perry (JJasterton); pigs, Air K. Chiloott (Frankton). SHEEP DOG TRIALS. A fine standard of work was seen in the sheep dog trials. Mr V. B. Grant being judge. The results were: Drive 6 points, hurdles 4 points drive 4 points, hurdles 6 points, drive 4 points, hurdles 4 points, pulL 4 points, work at yard 10 points

yarding 6 points, command lu points; total 58. ai V. Mclntyre’s (Inglewood) Boss, 644634386 10—54 1 1. Edwin’s (Motonui) Jed, 6 4 4 0 4 4 4 6 6 9—53 - 4id George’s (Tarata) Saul, 6 4 4 6 4 4 4 6 6 9-53 - W V McJntvre’s Heather, 4 4 1 5 3 4 3 9 6 B—so 1 md George's ."Flirt*, 5 4 3 4 4 3 3 3 6 7 —48 ; p Kino's (Awakino) Boy, 6 4 2 4 2 4 4 9 6 6—47 1 J. W. Hirst’s Tweed and I*\ Iving'.‘ Lochinvar also competed. The best four will contest the him If fco-dav. p R VUGHT HOESES . The life members’ of the sociot; handsome trapiliy, valued at 25gn,s , fo draught mare, any age, and two of he progeny two years o>t age mid undel* progeny need not bo the property o the exhibitor; to be won three times not necessarily in succession, ,befor< incoming absolute property of any com petitor; the society’s certificate, suit ably framed, will also be awarded to tli winner each year; won 1930 by J. Iver risk. junr.—J. Kerrisk, junr’s. (Ohan gai) Clherry Queen 2nd, Sea Spray am Queen’s Choice, 1; C. Colson’s (Net Plymouth) Rose, Kit andi Nugget. Mare, prior to August, 1927. —R Townsend’s (Bell Block) Balthangi Rosina, by Bonnie Dene —Balthangi Lilly, 1; T. Perry’;s (Mangatoki Queenie of Brookdale, 2; Oha.s. Kyng don’s (Mangorei Road) Violet Pansy by Flash Foot—Violet Queen, 3. * Filly, since August, 1928. J. Iver risk juni-.’s Sea. Spray, by High TideCherry Queen 2nd, 1; J. Barraclough’ fEltham) entry, by Rlatonga, 2. Filly, since August, 1929.—J. Kerris 1 : junr.’s Queen’s Choice, [by High TideCherry Queen 2nd, 1. Pair heavy draught horses.—T. Pei ry’s Queenie of Brookdale and Dan, ] SPRING CARTS OR. TRAPS. Mare or gelding, suitable to dim half a. ton. —J. G. Montgomerie’s (Sen try Hill) Dot. 1; J. Barra dough’s Dot o. Single horse, suitable to draw a ton —T. Perry’s Dan 1 and Queenie o Brookdale 3 ; A. J. Topless’ Abbotsj'or Violet 2. CARRIAGE HORSES AND H ACKS Lady’s hack, over 15 hands, to b | ridden by Lady.—M i sis M. J. Stewart’ I (Halcombe) Red Star 1 ; K. H. Red ford’s (New Plymouth) entry 2; Mr E. P. Sync’s (Waverley) Waraitalh 3 P. Cole’s (Motunui) Shannon v.h.c. Weight carrying hack, up to 14st.E. P. Synme’s Osprey 1; Miss M. J Stewart’s Gentleman Jack 2; S. Top less’ (Urenui) Sylvia's Maid 3. Coib, 14 hands' and up to 15 hands.IV. Nortbcote’s (Alla) Chips, 1 ; 1 G. Clarthew’s entry, 2; Mrs T. J. Mat tin’s (Inglewood) Sportsman, 3. Best walking hack, soundness, pace style and action.—D. Collins (Stra-t ford) Tit Bit 1 ; Miss Edna Banks (Fit-zroy) Nigger. 2; Miss M. J. Slew art’s Red Star 3. RED IGR EG JERSETS.' Bull, aged.—H. Sahvay’s Victor’ Handsome Prince 1 and champion, J S. Jones' Sybil’s Volunteer 2 and re serve Bull, three years.—John Hale’: Brampton Wonder Standard 1, Truly King’s Cornelia’s Noble Lord 2. Bull, two years.—G l . H. Bell’s Pine wood Sybil You’ll Do 1, H. C. Samp son’s Woodland’s Viola Forward 2. Bull calf. —J. S. Jones’ entry 1, R L. Horn’s entry 2. Novice class, two-year hull. —W R Eva 1. N. M. Western 2. Cow, aged.—A. J. Luxton’s Golden Snngleam J and champion, Truly King’s Ivondale’s Golden Rainbow ! and reserve. Cow, since 1926.—H. Salway’ Riversdale Snowstorm 1, A. J. Lux ton’s Crofton Golden Bess 2. Best milk vessel and veins.—Truly King’s Ivondale Golden Rainbow 1. Cow. since 1927.—A. L. Hooper’: Bi’idgeview Snngleam 1, H. Salway 2 Heifer, since 1928.—H. Salway’,s Hm Brook Perfect Lady 1, H. Salway’; Hua Brook May 2. —Two heifers, since 1926. —R L Horn 1, G. H. Bell 2. Heifer, since 1929.—Mentone .Terse l Stud 1, G. H. Bell 2. Fourth Oaks.—H. Salway’s Hut Brook Perfect Lady 1, H. C. Sanipsoi Fourth Oaks. —H. Salway’s Hm Brook Perfect Lady 1, H. C. Sampsor 2. ' Two heifers, since 1930. —R. L. Hon 1, H. Salway 2. Heifer calf (senior). —R. L. Horn 1 I’niby King 2. Heifer calf (junior).—G. H. Bell 1 FI. Salwav 2. PHI FIS lANS. Bull, since. July, 1929—F. O’Sheab (Ohangai) Ahikouka Pontiac O'rinshy 1 H. K; Johnson’s (Tokaora) Toknon Orrnshy President 2. Cow, prior (o July, 1927. —11. E Johnson's Nepean I’iotje Ornisby I am ■liampion, O. Goble’s (Piakau, Ingle* wood) Mountain Yale Lady Galatea 2 Two heifers, since July, 1928.—M. E Johnson’s Tokaora. Tulip and Thistle Heifer, since July, 1928. —H. E Johnson's 'Tokaora Thistle I and reserve, M. E. Johnson's Tokaora. T’i l lij y Two heifers, since July, 1929. —It. G, lolmson’s Tokaora Pontiac Jenny and \lcartra Pride 1. Heifer, since July, 1929.—H. E. Johnson’s Tokaora Pontiac Jenny 1, C, Soble’s Mountain Vale’s Friesian

Beauty 2, H. E. Johnson’s Tokaora Alcartra Pride 3. Two heifers, since July, 1930. —H. E.' Johnson’s entry 1. ITeifer, since July, 1930. —TT. E. ■’ Johnson’s entries 1 and 2. Junior team, pedigree bull, yearling or under, heifer since July, 1929, and i heifer since July, 1930. —H. FJ_ Johnson’s Orinsbv’s President and two heifers 1. BEGISTERED MILKING SHOR.T- , HORNS * Judge: Air Jas. Hodges (Bapanui). , Stewards: Messrs J. H. Frethey ' (senior) and E. G. Andrews. Bull, prior to July, 1927. —-Mrs E. Hayiward’is entry 1. Bull, since July, 1927.—‘Roger Mar- ' shall’s (Kaimata) Shawfield Victory, 1 and reserve. Bull, since July, 1929.—»W. P l . Bootten’s (Rniwhitiroa) Shawfield Banker, ‘ 1 ; H. C. Belcher’s (Eltihani) Egmopt Elegant, 2. Bull, since July, 1930. —H. C. Rol- ' clier's Egmont King J, W. P. Boot- ; ten’s entry 2. Cow, prior to July, 1927. —H. C. Belcher’s Egmont Lady, 1 ; W. P. Bootten’s Shawfield Heroine, 2. Cow, since July, 1927. —H. C. Belcher’s Egmont Truda, 1. and champion. Two heifers, since July. 1928. —W. P. Bootten’s Shawfield Melba and Per- . feet, 1. Heifer, since July, 1.92 S P. , Bcatten’s Shawfield Clover, 1 and reserve ; W. P. Rootten’si Shawfield Perfect, 2. Two heifers, since July, 1929. —AV. P. Bootten’s Shawfield Rita and Nita 1. Heifer, since July. 1929. W. P. Batten’s Shawfield Rita, 1; W. P. Bootten’s' Shawfield Nita, 2. Two heifers, since July, 1930. —W. P. Bootten’s Shawfield Joyce and . Clover 1. Mrs E. Hayward’s entry 2. ! Heifer, since July, 1930.— W. P. > Bootten’s Shawfield Clover, 1; Mrs E. | Hayward’s entries 2 and 3. ’ pedihr.ee aybshibes. Bull, aged.—W. Hall’s Dominion Lockhart 1 and champion, J. O'. Mori ton 2. Bull, since 1927.—i\V. Hall 1. Bull, since 1929. —H. H. Olson 1 and reserve, F. W. Weston 2. J Bull, since 1929.—R. J. Comiett 1, W. Hall 2i Bull calf.—A. G. Hall 1, F. W. Hall 2. . . 1 Cow, aged.—J. O. Morton’s Dominion Gipsy Norton 1. and champion, H. H. Olson’s' Langley Dale’s Laura, 2. Cow, since 1927. —H. H. Olson 1, W. Halil 2. Cow, three years, with C.O.R. record. —J, 0. Morton 1, W. Hall 2. Two heifers, since 1928.—0. Weir 1, F. W. Weston 2. Heifer, since 1928.—A. Weir 1 and reserve, F. W. Weston 2. Two heifers, since 1929.—A. 0. Hall 1, W. Hall 2. Heifer, since 1929.—H. H. Olson 1. T n o

.j. u. Morton 2. Two- heifers since 1930.—A. Weir 1, A. G. Hall 2. Heifer calf, senior.—W. F. Olson 1, A. G. Hall 2. Heifer call’, junior.—B. Olson 1, F. W. Weston 2. Group, vending bull and three heifers.—W. Hall 1, J. O'. Morton 2. PIGS. BERKSHIRE. Board, over 16 months. —J. A. Bussoil ]. and champion, Massey College 2, Hawcra. Hospital 3. Boar, under 16 months.—D. Fraser (Stratford) 1, Cornwall and Grover 2. Boar, under 12 months. —Hawera Hospital 1 and reserve, A. Tardley 2. Boar, eight months. —J. A. Bussell 1, Ai Tardley 2.

Boar, four months. —J. D. Pearce 1, A- Tardley 2. Boar, four months. —J. IX Pearce 1, ATardley 2. Sow, over 16 months.—J. A, Bussell 1 and champion, J. A. Bussell 2, A. R . 'Gudopp .31 Sow, under 16 months. —J. H. Burgham 1. Sow, under 12 months.—Hawera. Hospital 1, J. A. Bussell 2. Sow. under eight months. —.I. A. Russell 1 and 2, A. R. Gudopp 3, Hawpra. Hospital v.h.e. MID DLF'W'H ITEI. J. H. Allen -scored in all classes. TAMWORTHS. Boar, over 16 months.—J. A. Russell 1 and; champion. Ijitoar,' M months. — F. Ogle (Norniaiihy) I.' Roar, T2 months. —F. Ogle 1 and reserve. Boar, eight months. —A. R. Gudopp 1, W. J. Freeth 2. i Roar, four months.—F. Ogle 1 and 2. Sow, over 16 months. —Cheltenham Hairy 1 and champion, F. Ogle 2. Stow, under 16 months. —F. Ogle 1 and reserve. Sow, under 12 months. —F. Ogle 1 and 2. . , . _ Sow, under eight months. —A. K. Gudopp 1, F. Ogle 2. Stow, under four months. —F. Ogle 1 and 2. Boar and sow.—F. Ogle 1.