WOODVILLE SHOW.
LOCAL EXHIBITORS SCORE SUCCESS. Although the morning broke dull am! threatening for the Woodville showyesterday, the weather cleared during the morning and remained fine, except for a light shower, during the remainder of the day. Entries were up to last year's figures in the majority of sections and the show was a greatsuccess.
Mr. P. A. Anderson, Levin, exhibiting in the Jersey cattle section was highly successful, winning the champion and reserve champion for Jersey cow and reserve champion for bull. In the other classes he won three firsts, five seconds, one third and two v.h.c. awards, in the dairy cattle section the same exhibitor won the championship and reserve championship awards and also two firsts and one second. Air, J. If. Mungavin annexed one first in the .Jersey section.
in the milking Shorthorn section. .Mr. R, V. Brown gained seven first awards, two seconds and one third. For Friesians, the Weraroa Boys' Farm took one first and one second. Exhibiting in the dairy cattle section. .Mr. J. G. Horn, of Ohau, took five firsts, three seconds and one third.
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Horowhenua Chronicle, 8 February 1936, Page 8
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