SPRING SHOW

Manawatu Standard, Volume XLV, Issue 286, 6 November 1925, Page 4

SPRING SHOW

JUDGING DAY. AFTERNOON ATTENDANCE I,AHGE. The Spring Show was liberally patronised yesterday afternoon. The competitions in the oval during the afternoon wore the premier attraction and wore watched by a crowd of considerable dimensions who thoroughly appreciated the trotting display and the leaping and hunters’ jumping. JUDGES’ COMMENTS. SHEEP. SOUTHDOWNS. The Southdown judge, Mr A. H. Bowen, of Toko, said that every class had been well filled and competition had been closo throughout. There were several outstanding two-tooth ewe hoggets. ROMNEYS. Mr F. It. Seddon, of Hamilton, judge of the Romney Marsh natural condition classes, said that the sheep penned were excellent, both as regards numbers and quality. In fact, had it not been for the big entry in this section there would have been few snoop at the show. It had been very difficult to place the winners in the various classes. He had had his doubts in one or two instances as to whether some of the sheep penned were in the natural condition or not, but had given the exhibitors the benefit of the doubt. It was his suggestion that the association should appoint a committee to inspect the sheep before being judged in future, in order to make sure that the sheep were in the natural condition. CATTLE. JERSEYS. 'j Commenting on the Jersey section, the judge, Mr A. A. Ward, of Miro, said that entries were hardly up to the usual, but competition was good with the exception of the classes for three-year-old bulls and cows. The winning matured cow, which had also corried off the championship, was an outstanding animal, both as regards show type and milking. The three-year-old bull that had won the male championship would make a name for itself in the future. It was one of the cleanest and most honestly made bulls that he had seen for a long time. He could also predict a great future for the winning yearling bull. Maori Boy, the Royal Show champion, was now ten years of age, and in the aged class could only secure second place.

FRIESIANS. Mr H. Jolly, of Waiuku, the judge in the Friesian section, stated that the team which had won the Wilber Cup competition was an outstanding collection of animals and, considering the distance that they had to travel, they were in first-class condition. It would be hard to find a team to beat them anywhere. Competition throughout the section had been very close, and ho had had difficulty in making his awards. The Royal Show had not affected the entries very much, for several teams that would not have otherwise taken the ring here had competed on their way down to Christchurch. The cow championship was given to an animal of great type. COMPETITIONS. Leaping competition for ponies, 13.2 hands and under, to be ridden by boys or girls under 14 years: H. M. Blundell’s Do Wet 1, L. Break well’s Tinker 2, R. Jl. Farquharson’s (Dannevirke) Silver King 3, Miss M. Anderson’s (Aokautere) Pearl 4; five i entries.

Open dual jumping competition, to be ridden together, and judged as a pair: Mrs T. V. Morrill's Curve and Blazewood 1, Mrs V. Sutton’s (Fcilding) Pot Luck and Coker’s Prince 2, L. H. Collinson’ (Palmerston North) Punjaub and ltoaney 3; seven entries. Leaping competition for ponies 13.2 to 11.2 hands: Chas. Is.. Hynes’ (Feilding) .Bogey 1, Miss L. iMeade’s Prudence 2, .It'. Olsen’s (Pahiatua) Blaze 3, H. M. Blunden’s Parakino 4; eight entries.

Leaj>ing competition (steeplecliase style): Miss 1. Rutherfurd’s Kitty Machree 1, Miss G. Twist’s (Greenmeadows) Kovno 2, L. Breakwell’s (Dannevirkc) Donoguo 3, Mrs T. V. Morrin’s Curve 4; 1-1 entries Jumping competition (lady riders only): Miss A. Rutherfurd’s Blue

-Moon 1, Miss G. Twist’s Kovno 2, Miss I. .Rutherfurd’s Kitty Machree 3, Miss C. Bryce’s (Kimbolton) Twvlight 4; IS entries.

Best lady rider (Gillies Cup competition): Mrs D. Bekkor (Castlecliff) 1, M iss H. Mead (Otorohanga) 2, Miss A. Rutherfurd (Alfredton) and Miss I. Southey Baker (Palmerston North), equal, 3; 10 entries. CATTLE SECTION. PRUSSIANS. (Judge: Mr H. Jolly, Waiuku). Best Pricsian group, consisting of hull over two years, aged cow, three-year-old and two-year-old heifer (Wilber Remembrance Trophy competition) : Piri Land Company’s (Auckland), Colantha Clotlnldo Alcartra, and Totara K.P. Bellbird 1; seven groups entered.

Best Pricsian bull in yearling or two-year-old classes whose dam has qualified for a certificate of butter-fat production (minimum 500 lbs.): N. P. Nielsen’s (Tiakitahuna) Tiak Mercena Woodcrest 1; live entries. Bull calved prior to July 1, l'J22: Central Development Parm’s (Weraroa) Dominion Paul Colantha 1 and champion, H. R. Green’s (Kairanga) Dominion Domino Mercedes 2 and Woodcrest Poseh of Oakview 3; four entries. Bull calved since July 1, 1022: Piri Land Company’s Colantha Lad of Totara Park 1 and reserve champion, N. P. Nielsen's Woodcrest Tiak King 2; only entries. Bull calved since July 1, 1023 : N. P. Nielsen’s Tiak. Mercena Woodcrest 1; only entry. Bull calved since July 1, 1024: H. R. Green’s Echo Posch of Oakview 1, Waitemata Stud Farm’s (Hobsonville, North Auckland) Waitemata Minto Segis 2; Central Development Parm’s Dominion Matador Obbo 3, W. A. Kyle’s (Palmerston North) Otaki Oak Ciothilde v.li.c.; eight entries. Cow in milk: G. Seoon’s (Otaki) Bainfield 10th 1, Piri Land Company’s Muriel Mercena of Kdingwood 2, H. R. Green’s Dominion Posch of Oakviow 3, Dutchland Minnie of Oakview v.li.c., and Jessie Monona Johanna of Oakview h.c.; ten entries. Dry cow, visibly in calf, calved prior to July 1, 1922: Wiatemata Stud Parm’s Hengerveld Bello Segis 1 and champion, Central Development Parm’s Hengerveld Belle Segis 1 and champion, * Central Development Parm’s Dominion Forest Queen 2; W. A. Kyle’s Hauraki Ideal 3; only entries. Heifer calved since July I,

1922: Piri Land Company’s Lebrina Clothikle Alcartra 1 and reserve champion, Central Development Farm’s Dominion Countess De Kol 2, H. R. Green’s Pontiac Posch of Oakview 3, N. P. Nielsen’s Queen Merccna Woodcrest v.li.c.; only entries. Heifer calved since July 1, 1923: Central Development Farm’s Dominion Jessie Beets 1, Piri Land Company’s Totara K.P. Bellbird 2, Central Development Farm's Dominion Chloo Beots 3; N. P. Nielsen’s Tiak. Colantha Dutchmaid v.li.c., Mrs M. O. Fell’s (Longburn) Karere Colantha Snowdrop h.c.; six entries. Heifer calved between July 1 and October 31, 1924: Waitemata Stud Farm’s Waitemata Queen Sylvia 1, Piri Land Company’s Totara Paula Blossom 2 and Totara Royal Beets 3, W. D. Madill’s (Auckland) Glendale Queen 2nd v.li.c., It. V. Mason’s Colantha Royal h.c.; eleven entries. Heifer calved since October 31, 1924: H. It. Green’s Delhurst Mokanui of Oakview 1 and Lydia Delhurst of Oakview 2, W. A. Kyle’s Lass Pietertjo of Otaki 3; only entries. Best pen of two heifers, calved since July 1, 1924: Piri Land Company’s Totara Paula Blossom and Totara Royal Beots 1, H. It. Green’s Lydia Delhurst of Oakview and Delhurst Makanui of Oakview 2, Central Development Farm’s Dominion Betty Frisby and Dominion Matador Maid 3; five pens entered. Championships. Champion bull: Central Development Farm; reserve champion, Piri Land Company. Cow: Waitemata Stud Farm; reserve champion, Piri Land Company. AYRSH IRES.

(Judge: Mr W. J. Gillies, Hampden). Bull, two years old and upwards, and three females in milk, owned by a private breeder: D. Buchanan’s (Tiakitaluina) entry 1, J. H. Aitchison’s ~l,inton) Stylo 2nd of Porirua and others 2; three entries. Bull, calved prior to July 1, 1922: D. Buchanan’s Challoch’s Adrachie Choice 1 and champion, Webb Bro. (Levin) Raithby’s Rex 2 and reserve champion, Jas. Kylo and Sons’ (Aokautere) Culcagrio of Braesido 3; five entries. Bull calved since July 1, 1923: T. H. Colpman’s (Ohau) Ivanhoo Prince Athol 1; two entries. Bull calved since July 1, 1824: D. Buchanan’s Eden Park Dandy Jim 1 and Eden Park Pure Scotch 2, Jas. Kyle and Sons’ Daniel of Glenarif 3, T. H. Colpman’s To Rawa Count v.li.c.; five entries. Cow in milk: D. Buchanan’s Eden Park Pam 1 and champion and Eden Park Patsy v.li.c., J. H. Aitchison’s Laura 13th 2 and Laura 10th 3, Jas Kyle and Sons’ Elsie 3rd of Glenariff h.c.; nine entries. Cow, dry, visibly in calf, calved prior to July, 1922: D. J3uchanan’s Eden Park Bunty 1, C. B. Morgan’s (Woodville) Fairmaid of Porirua 2; only entries. Heifer calved since July 1, 1922: D. Buchanan’s Eden Park Glencreo 1, Jas. Kylo and Sons’ Ruby 2nd 2; only entries. Heifer calved since July 1, 1923: T. H. Colpman’s To Rawa Sympathy I and reserve champion, D. Buchanan’s Eden Park Maggie Gordon 2, Jas. Kylo and Sons’ Stella 3; four entries. Heifer calved between July 1 and October 31, 1924: C. B. Morgan’s Ashley Park Nita 1 and Flossie 2, D. Buchanan’s Eden Park White Heather 3 and Edeu Park Red Kate li.c., Jas. Kylo and sons’ Killoch 6th v.li.c.; eight entries. Heifer calved since October 31, 1924: D. Buchanan’s Eden Park Nesta 1, Jas. Kylo and Sons’ Beta sth of Glenariff 2, P. Bremer’s Glenhopo Glorious 3: six entries. Best pen of two Ayrshire heifers calved since July 1, 1924: C. B. Morgan’s Ashley Park Nita and Flossie 1, D. • Buchanan’s Eden Park Mai Moi and Eden Park Nesta 2, and Eden Park White Heather and Eden Park Red Kate 3, Jas. Kyle and Sons’ Killoch 6th of Glenariff and Rita sth of Glenariff v.li.c.; six pens entered. Championships.

Champion bull: D. Buchanan: rereserve champion, Webb Bros. Champion cow: D. Buchanan; reserve, T. H. Colpman. JERSEY. (Judge: Mr A. A. Ward, Miro.) Bull, calved prior to July 1, 1922: A. C. Lovelock’s (Woodville) Viola’s Noble of Glenmore 1, Mrs W- G. Shannon’s (Palmerston North) Anzac 2, L. and J. Griffith’s (Weraroa) Marshal Aldan 3, W. Devine’s (Palmerston North) Nap v.li.c.; seven entries. Bull, calved since July 1, 1922: W. Riddell’s (Marton) Pukatea Bruce 2, A. M. Edwards’s (Tiakitahuna) Matchless Victor of Bulls 3; only entries. Bull, calved since July 1, 1923: R. W. Southee’s (Kiwitea) Koro Koro’s Pay Day 1, Bowen and Wilson’s (Hastings) Springdale Liryclear 2, W. R. Hopcrol’t’s (Aokautcre) Silvcrburn Consul 3; four entries. Bull, calved since July 1, 1924: G. Milligan’s (Hastings) Jersey Oaks Lady’s Boy 1, R. L. Horn’s (Ohau) Ku Ku Buster 2, J. Smith’s, jnr. (Bunnythorpc) Finvoy Handsome Noble 3, W. R. Hoperoft’s Silvcrburn Duke v.h.c.; 13 entries. Cow, in milk: W. Anderson (Aokautere) Lady of the Glens 1 and championship, J. A. Mitchell’s (Longburn) CarhudufF Golden Lilly 2, L. and J. Griffith’s (Weraroa) Kimberley Lady 3, R. L. Horn’s (Ohau) Kuku Sweet Pea v.h.c. and Kuku Ranch Queen h.c.; 13 entries. Cow, dry, visibly in calf, calved prior to July 1, 1922: L. and J. Griffith’s Twinks 1, W. Devine’s Rosy Fortuna 2; four entries. Heifer, calved since July 1, 1922: R . L. Horn’s Kuku Faith 1, W. Devine’s Hill Top Bell 2; only entries. Heifer, calved since July 1, 1923: R. L. Horn’s Kuku Duchess 1 and reserve champion, H. R. Lancaster’s (Palmerston North) Aldan Patch 2, A. H. Lancaster’s (Palmerston North) Neat Miss Aldan 3, D. If. Wells’s (Whakarongo) Ribbonwood Pretty Polly v.li.c., W. Devine’s Kuku Leaflet h.c.; 10 entries. Heifer, calved between July 1 and October 31, 1924: G. Milligan’s (Hastings) Jersey Oak’s Maid’s Star 1, J. A. Mitchell’s Aldan Neat Maid 2, L. and J. Griffith’s Kimberley Viola 3, R. L. Horn’s Kuku Flirt v.h.c. and Kuku Ranchess h.c.; eight entries. Pen of two heifers, calved since July 1, 1924: G. Milligan’s Jersey Oak’s Maid’s Star and Jersey Oak’s Bonny Jean 1, R. L. Horn’s Kuku Ranchess and Kuku Flirt 2, L. J. Griffith’s Kimberley Viola and Kimberley Betty 3; four entries. GUERNSEYS. Cow, in milk: W. H. Teague’s (Palmerston North) Olivo of Avonbank 2nd 1; only entry. Heifer, calvod since July 1, 1924: W. H. Teague’s Ponrose Mavis 1, Penrose Phebo 2; only entries. SHEEP SECTION. ROMNEY MARSH (in the wool.) (Judge: Mr F. It. Seddon, Hamilton). ltu.pi, 18 months or under; W. K. Morton (Silverhope) 1 and v.h.c., J. Thomson (Blenheim) 2, M. Voss and Hons (Longburn) 3; eight entries. Ram, over 18 months: W. Rowland (Tiakitahuna) 1 and 3. M. Voss) and Sons 2 and v.li.c., N. P. Nielshon (Tiakitahuna) h.c.. It. Bremer (Wavcrley) c.; 18 entries. Ram, over 30 months: N. P. Nielsen 1, 3 and h.c., R. Bremer 2; 10 entries. Two rams.

18 months or under: J. Thomson 1, M. Voss and Sons 2, 3 and h.c.; three entries. Ram, shorn, 18 months or under: W. Rowland 1 and 3, W. K. Morton 2, J. A. Mitchell h.c.; 18 entries. Ram, shorn, over 18 months and under 30 months: M. Voss and Son 1 and 3, W. E. Baker (Makino) 2; six entries. Ewe, 18 months or under: W. E. Baker 1, E. C. Corpe (Cunninghams) 2, M. Voss and Son 3 and h.c., F. W. Blatchfors (Palriatua) v.li.c.; 12 entries. Ewe, shorn, 18 months or under: W. E. Baker -, M. Voss and Sons 2 and 3; four entries. SHROPSHIRE DOWN (in the wool).

(Judge: Mr A. H. Bowen, Toko). Ram, 18 months or under: Sir James Wilson (Bulls) 1,2 and 3; five entries. Ram, shorn, 18 months or under: Sir James Wilson 1,2 and 3; five entries. Ram, shorn, 18 months and under 30 months: Sir James Wil-

son 1,2 and 3; only entries. Ram, over 18 months and under 30 months: Sir James Wilson 1 and champion and 2; only entries. Ram, 30 months and upwards: Sir James Wilson 1 and reserve champion; only entry. Two rams, 18 months and under: Sir James Wilson 1,2 and 3; only entries. Ewe, 18 months and under: Sir

James Wilson 1 and 2, G. L. Marshall (Bulls) 3; five entries. Ewe, over 18 months and under 30 months, with Shropshire lamb (suckling) at foot: Sir James Wilson 1 and champion and

2; only entries. Ewe, 30 months and upwards, with Shropshire lamb (suckling) at foot: Sir James Wilson 1 and reserve champion and 2; three entries. Two ewes, 18 months and under: Sir James Wilson 1 and 2, G. L. Marshall 3; only entries. Ewe, shorn, 18 months and under: Sir James Wilson 1,2 and 3; five entries.

SOUTHDOWNS (in'the wool). (Judge: Mr A. H. Bowen, Toko). Ram 18 months or under: H. Burrell ancT Sons (Feilding) 1 and 2, Walter Price’s (Cheltenham) 3, Ellis Bros’. (Bulls) v.li.c.; 14 entries. Ram over 18 months and under 30 months: H. Burrell and Sons 1 and 2 and champion, Jas. Knight’s (Feilding) 3; four entries. Ram 30 months and upwards : H. Burrell and Sons 1 and reserve champion, B. 11. Slack’s (Manakau) 2, Jas. Knight’s 3; four entries. Two rams 18 months and under: Jas. Knight’s 1, Ellis Bros.’ 2, W. Howard Booth’s (Carterton) 3, Walter Price’s v.li.c.; seven entries. Ewe 18 months and under: Jas. Knight’s 1 and 3, H. Burrell and Sons' 2, Walter Price’s v.li.c., W. Howard Booth’s h.c.; 10 entries. Ewe oyer .18 months and under 30 months, with Southdown lamb at foot: H. Burrell and Sons’ 1 and 2 'and reserve champion, Jas. Knight’s 3; four entries. Ewe over 30 months, with Southdown lamb at foot: Jas. Knight’s 1 and champion, H. Burrell ancl Sons’ 2, B. H. Slack’s 3; five entries. Two ewes 18 months or under: Jas. Knight’s 1 and v.li.c., Ellis Bros.’ 2, Burrell and Sons’ 3; seven entries. Championships. Champion and reserve champion ram: H. Burrell and Sons'.

Champion ewe: Jas. Knight’s; reserve champion, H. Burrell and Sons’. SOUTHDOWNS (shorn).

Earn 18 months or under: Jas. Knight’s 1 and v.li.c., AV. Howard Booth’s 2 and 3; 10 entries. Ham, over 18 months: Ellis Bros.’ 1, Jas. Knight’s 2, AV. Howard Booth’s 3; only entries. Ewe, 18 months or under: Jas Knight’s 1, "\V. Howard Booth’s 2 and 3, H. Burrell and Sons’ v.li.c; eight entries. Ewe, over 18 months, with Southdown lamb at foot: H. Burrell and Sons’ 1 and 3, Jas. Knight’s 2; only entries. SOL THDOAA’NS (in the wool and in natural condition). Ram under 18 months: J. A. Russell’s (Palmerston North) 1, M. A. MacLeod’s (Taonui) 2, A. Guy’s (Palmerston North) 3, R. Bremer’s (Waverloy) v.li.c.; live entries. Ram, shorn, under 18 months: M. A. MacLeod’s 1 and 3, W. E. Baker’s 2; eight entries. Rani, over 18 riionths: R. Bremer’s 1 and 2 and champion and reserve champion, J. A. Russell’s 3; only entries. Ram, shorn, over 18 and under 30 months: R. Bremer’s 1 and 2, M. A. MacLeod’s 3; only entries. Ewe, under 18 months: J. A. Russell’s 1 and 3, M. A. MacLeod’s 2, AV. E. Baker’s v.li.c., G. L. Marshall’s h.c.; 11 entries. Ewe, shorn, under 18 months: AV. E. Baker’s 1 and 2; It. Bremer’s 3 and v.li.c.; eight entries. Ewe, over 18 months, with Southdown lamb at foot: M, A. MacLeod 1 and champion, J. A. Russell’s 2 and reserve champion, AV. E. Baker’s 3; six entries. Championships. Champion and reserve champion ram: R. Bremer’s. Champion ewe: M. A. MacLeod’s; reserve champion, J. A. Russell’s. HORSE SECTION WORKING DRAUGHTS. (Judge: Mr It. Lockhead, Balclutlia). Gelding in regular work, 4 years and upwards, without harness: G. Leslie’s (Hastings) Bonny Dan 1, Charlie 3 and Bruce v.li.c., AA’ellington City Council’s Crest 2 and Baron h.c.; seven entries. Heavy gelding or mare, shown in harness and driven: G. Leslie’s Nightl, AVellington City Council’s. Crest 2 and Baron 3; seven entries. Three-horse plough team: G. Leslie’s entry 1; only entry. Walking draught mare and gelding, any age, shown in harness and dray : AVellington City Council’s Crest 1, G. Leslie’s Night 2; only entries. Single horse, retail tradesman’s or licensed carrier’s turn-out: L. E. Brougham’s (Palmerston North) Prince 1; only entry. Mare or gelding, in regular work, for spring cart or express purposes: Lewis and Coutt’s (Palmerston North) Scotty 1; only entry. Maro or gelding, in regular work, best adapted for town express or cart: L. E. Brougham’s Prince 1; only entry. Pair heavy horses, single leader and shutter: G. Leslie’s Bruce and Night I, Wellington City Council’s Baron and Crest 2, Kairanga County Council’s No. 1 and No. 23; only ontries. Pair lorry horses, in regular work, driven in lorry: G. Leslie’s Bruce and Night 1, Wellington City Council’s Baron and Crest 2; only entries. Single leader and shatter, in regular work within a radius of 30 miles of Palmerston North: Kairanga County Council’s No. 1 and No. * 1 i only entry.

ANNUAL SHOW FINE EXHIBITION OF DOGS. The Manawatu Kennel Club’s show opened at the Showgrounds yesterday, and throughout the day tile hall in which the animals were housed was well patronised by fanciers and the public generally. Entries were well up td those of previous years, and, 111 illl, 180 dogs Wefe on exhibition. The standard \\ as exceptionally high and competition Was very close, Particularly even were the setters, collies and fox terriers. Tho limitation ot the classes this year did not materially affect the number of dogs on show. The exhibitors and judges were entertained at morning and afternoon tea by a committee of ladies tinder Mrs W. Purton, this action being milch appreciated. The judges of the various sections were: Setters, bulldogs, rough-coated cdllies and all terriers. Mr S. Johnson, Palmerston North. All toys, retrievers, pointers, EsqttL maux, whippets and greyhounds, Mr W. Clarke, Wellington. Working sheep dogs, harriers, Mr R. J. McDonald, Dannevirke. Cocker spaniels and springers, Mr It. L. C. Aitchison, Palmerston North. JUDGES' COMMENTS. HARRIERS AND WORniNG SHEEP DOGS.

Commenting on the harriers and the Working sheep dogs, tile judge, Mr R. J. McDonald, of Dannevirke, said that there had been nothing very outstanding among the former classes with tile exception of one old dog that, despite its years, possessed more quality and type for colonial purposes than any other of the animals exhibited. In the working dog classes there had not been a strong entry. Tho winning boarded collie was one of the best types, while another animal of high quality was a young smoothcoated slut which, for its years, was one of the best that lie had yet judged in the Dominion.

COCKER SPANIELS AND SPRINGERS.

The judge of cocker spaniels and springers, Mr K. L. C. Aitchison, said that numerically the first-named section was the strongest in the dog show. Tito quality throughout was well above standard, and some particularly fine specimens were on exhibition, notably G. Tajlor’s blue roan dog Warwick Bang, which was the best cocker spaYiiel and also the best sporting dog in tile show. It had also been rumier-up to Mrs S. Johnson's Pomeranian Fluffy Chick of Sunlight (imp.) for the best dog in the show. N. A. Pressing's Ongaruo Billy and Mrs W. Puring in the black and it had taken him considerable time to finally decide which was the better. In the coloured hitches Mrs Purton’s ch. 111v’ermay Tiki and J. W.. Robson’s Guess of Stoke stood out from the others. In the class for springers W. H. Skinner’s Mac was outstanding; it was a dog that would win at any show. Against all sporting breeds, this animal had taken second place in the working gun dog class. MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES. Mr W. Clarke, of Wellington, judge of all toys, retrievers, pointers, Esquimaux, whippets and greyhounds, said that the quality of the Pomeranians was only fair, with the exception of two exhibits which came from outside Palmerston North and Mrs S. Johnson’s bitch, which not only won its class hut also secured the honour of being the best dog in the whole show. There were, one or two fair specimens of retrievers and greyhounds. The pointer exhibited by Messrs Andrews and Weir and classified as the best game dog, was an animal of exceptional merit. In conclusion, he wished to congratulate the Kennel Club oil the way it had managed its section. Details of the prize fist are as follow : HARRIERS. Dogs: Puppy under 12 months: Dannevirke Hunt Club’s Playboy 1; only entry. Maiden: li. A. Russell’s (Hastings) Councillor 1, Dannevirke Hunt’s Noble 2 and Gambler 3;. only entries. Colonial bred: Manawatu Hunt’s Loader 1, Dannevirke Hunt Club’s Noble 2 and Gambler 3; four entries. Limit: H. A. Russoll’s Councillor 1, Dannevirke Hunt Club’s Noble 2 and Gambler 3; five entries. Open : .Manawatu, Hunt’s Loader 1, H. A. Russell’s Councillor 2, Dannevirke Hunt Club’s Noble 3; five entries. Bitches: Puppy under 12 months: Manawatu Hunt’s Melody 1; only entry. Brace, either sex: Dannevirke Hunt’s Notion and Noble 1; only entry. COLLIES (smooth-coated).

Dogs: Puppy under 12 months: Mrs G. W. Shannon’s (Palmerston North) Toss 1; only entry. Maiden : R. Shorthall’s (Colyton) Jock 1, AV. G. Shannon’s (Palmerston North) Toss 2, IV. F. Farnham’s (Palmerston North) Don 3; four entries. Junior: It. Shortall’s Jock 1, W. G. Shannon’s Toss 2, AV. F. Farnham’s Don 3; four entries. Novice: R. Shortall’s Jock 1, W. G. Shannon’s Toss 2, W. F. Farnham’s Don 3; four entries. Colonial bred : R. Shortall’s Jock 1, AV. F. Farnham’s Don 2; three entries. Open : It. Shortall’s Jock 1, AV. F. Farnham’s Don 2, Mrs AV. G. Shannon’s Biff 3; four entries. Bitches: Puppy under 12 months: Mrs AV. G. Shannon’s Lass 1; only entry. Maiden: Mrs AV. G. Shannon’s Lass 1, It. Shortall’s Goldie 2; only entries. Junior: Mrs AV. G. Shannon’s Lass 1; only entry. Novice : R. Shortall’s Goldie 1, Mrs W. G. Shannon’s Lass 2; only entries. Colonial bred : Mrs AV. G. Shannon’s Lass 1, R. Shortall’s Goldie 2; only entries. Limit: Mrs AV. G. Shannon’s Lass 1, It. Shortall’s Goldie 2; only entries. Opon: Mrs AA r . G. Shannon’s Lass 1, R. Shortall’s Biddy 2; only entries. Brace, either sex: R. Shortall’s brace 1; only entry. AVORKING SHEEP DOGS.

Dogs: Puppy under 12 months: Mrs AV. G. Shannon’s Toss 1; two entries. Maiden: Mrs \V. G. Shannon's Toss 1, R. A. Scott’s (Palmerston North) Punch 2: only entries. Junior: Mrs W. G. Shannon’s Toss 1; only entry. Novice: Mrs AV. G. Shannon’s Toss 1; only entry. Colonial bred: Mrs AV. G. Shannon’s Rogue 1 and Biff 3, Mrs F. M. Garner’s Sheik 2; only entries. Limit: Mrs F. M. Garner’s Sheik 1; only entry. Open : Airs \V. G. Shannon’s Rogue 1, Mrs F. M. Garner’s Sheik 2, R. A. Scott’s Punch 3; nine entries. Bitches: Puppy under 12 months: Mrs W. G. Shannon’s Lass 1; only entry. Maiden: Mrs W. G. Shannon’s Lass 1, R. A. Scott’s Gem 2; only entries. Junior: Mrs W. G. Shannon’s Lass 1 ; only entry. Novice: Mrs W. G. Shannon’s Lass 1; only entry. Colonial bred : Mrs AV. G. Shannon’s Lass 1 ; only entry. Limit: Mrs W. G. Shannon’s Lass 1; only entry. Open: Mrs W. G. Shannon’s Lass 1, R. A. Scott’s Gem 2; only entries. Brace: Mrs W. G. Shannon’s 1; only entry.

COLLIES (Bearded)

Dogs: Puppy under 12 months: Mrs W. B. Hughes’s (Kelvin Grove) Rover 1; only entry. Maiden: B. Signnl’s (Bulls) entry 1; only entry. Junior: B. Signal’s entry 1; only entry. Novice: B. Signal’s entry 1; only entry. Colonial bred: Mrs W. G. Shannon’s Rogue 1; three entries. Open: Mrs W. G. Shannon’s Roguo 1, Mts W. B. Hughes’s Tip 2; three entries. Bitches: Puppy under 12 months: Mrs W. B. Hughes’s Flosr 1; only entry. Brace, either sex: Mrs W. B. Hughes’s brace 1; only entry. COOKER SPANIELS (black.) Dogs: Puppy under 12 months: Mrs W. Purton’s Invermay Digger 1 'and Invermay Bustlp 3, Master K. Summerhav’s (Auckland) Fitzherbert Ces!ti'o i • three entries. Maiden: Mi's W. Pufton’s Invermay Digger 1, L. W. Clark’s (Palmerston North) Kiwi 2; only entries. Junior: Master K. Summerhay’s Fitzherhort Cosaro 1, Mrs W. Purton’s Invermay Bustle 2; only entries. Novice: Mrs W. Purtoii’s Invernvay Bustle 1, L. W. Clark’s Kiwi 2; only entries. Colonial bred: N. A. PruSaing’s Ongnme Billy 1, Master K. Summcrhay’s Fitzherbert Cesaro 2, Mrs W. Pufton’s Invermay Bustle 3; three entries. Limit: N. A. Prussing’s Ongaruo Billy 1, Mnster K. Summcrhay’s Fitzherbert Cesaro 2, J. P. Tauclier’s (Raumai) Maungaru Billy 3; three entries. Open: N. A. Prussing’s Ongarue Billy 1, Master K. Summerhny’s Fitzherbert Cesaro 2, J. P. Taucher’s Maungaru Billy 3; only entries. Bitches: Colonial bred: IV. K. Percy’s (Hastings) Karaka Gwen 1; only entry. Limit: G. Taylor’s (Palmerston North) Warwick Desiree 1; only entry. Open : G. Warwick Desireo 1, W. K. Percy’s Karaka Gwen 2; only entries.

COCKER SPANIELS (Other than black).

Dogs : Puppy : G. Taylor’s Warwick Bnng 1, G. R. Lacey’s (Whakarongo) Fitzherbert Billy 2, Mrs W. Purton’s Invennay Bonny Bov 3, J. A. Cooksley’s (Longhorn) Chaucer v.h,c.; seven entries. Maiden: G. Taylor’s Warwick Bnng I, G. It. Lacey’s Eitzherbort Billy 2, Rev. G. T. Brown's (Palmerston North) Wee MacGregor 3; seven entries. Junior: G. It. Lacey’s Fitzherbert Billy 1, Miss J. Tucker’s (Palmerston North) Moeraki Bimbo 2; only entries. Novice: G. Taylor’s Warwick Bang 1, Mrs H. It. Tliorburn’s (Palmerston North) Moeraki Magpie 2, G. R. Lacey’s Fitzherbert Billy 3; five entries. Colonial bred: T. F. Conway’s (Palmerston North) Fitzherbert Blue Peter 1, Mrs W. Purton’s Invermav Ratama 2, G. T. Brown's Wee MacGregor 3; five entries, Limit: G. Taylor’s Warwick Bang 1, Mrs H. It. Tliorburn’s Moeraki Magpie 2. H. E. Mouldey’s (Palmerston North) Manawatu Shot 3; four entries. Open : G. Taylor’s Warwick Bang 1, T. F. Conway’s Fitzherbert Blue Peter 2, Mrs W. Purton’s Inverinay Ratama 3; only entries. Bitches: Puppy: J. W. Robson’s Guess of Stoke 1, T. F. Conway’s Fitzherbert Rona 2, J. P. Tauchor’s Ratanui Maid 3, W. R. Ross’s (Palmerston North) Moeraki Queen v.li.c. ; five entries. Maiden: J. Hanley’s (Masterton) Golden Edelweiss 1, A. Dawick’s (Palmerston North) Malvern Desiree 2, W. I. Ross’s Moeraki Queen 3; only entries. Junior: J. W. Robson’s (Shannon) Guess of Stoke 1, J. Hanley’s Golden Edelweiss 2; three entries. Novice: J. Hanley’s Golden Edelweiss 1, A. Dawick’s Malvern Desiroo 2, W. It. Ross’s Moeraki Queen 3; only entries. Colonial bred : Mrs W. Purton’a Invermay Tiki J. W. Robson’s Guess of Stoke 2, J. Hanley’s Golden Edelweiss 3; foil’ entries. Limit: J. W. Robson’s Guess of Stoke 1, J. Hanley’s Golden Edelweiss 2, Miss M. Thorburn’s (Palmerston North) Moeraki Bonnie 3; only entries. Open: Mrs W. Purton’s Invermay Tiki 1, J. W. Robson’s Guess of Stoke 2, J. Hanley's Golden Edelweiss 3; four entries.

' ENGLISH SETTERS. Dogs: Puppy: S. Saulbrey’s (Ngaruawahia) 1; only entry. Maiden : S. Saulbrey’s 1, A. E. Lawrence’s (Palmerston North) Don 2, D. M. George’s Scot 3; four entries. Junior: AV. S. Joyce’s (Levin) Sir Rover 1, S. Saulbrey’s 2; only entries. Novice: S. Saulbroy’s 1, A. E. Lawrence’s Don 2, D. M. George’s Scot 3; seven entries. Colonial and open: AV. Townsend Ball’s (Palmerston North) Hokowliitu Gloaming 1, J. H. Lange’s (Hastings) AVealey Tempo 2, T. Davoy’s (VA'ellington) Braeloigh Rob Roy 3, AV. Joyce’s Sir Rover v.1i.0.; six entries. Limit: AV. T. Ball’s Hokowliitu Gloaming 1, T. Davey’s Braeleigh Rob Roy 2, AV. Joyce’s Sir Rover 3, A. Cooke’s (Palmerston North) Hokowliitu Tip v.h.c.; seven entries. Bitches: Puppy: S. Saulbrey’s 1: only entry. Maiden: AA'. T. Ball’s Hokowliitu Lass 1, S. Saulbrey’s 2; only entries. Junior: AA r . T. Ball’s Hokowliitu Lass 1, T. Davey’s Braeburn Holme Judy 2, S. Saulbrey’s 3; only entries. Novico : AV. T. Ball’sHokowliitu Lass 1, J. Green’s Silvcrti 2, S. Saulbrey’s 3; only entries. Colonial : T. Davey’s Braeburn Holme Judy 1, AV. T. Ball’s Hokowliitu Alice 2, S. Saulbrey’s 3; five entries. Limit: AV. T. Ball’s Hokowliitu Lass 1, T. Davey’s (Feilding) Braeburn Holme Judy 2, J. Green’s Silverti 3, S. Saulbrey’s v.h.c.; only entries. Opon : T. Davey’s Braeburn Holme 1, Mrs R. Berivasconi’s (Ivilbirnie) Jolly Toff 2, AV. T. Ball’s Hokowliitu Alice 3, J. Greon’s Silvcrti v.h.c. ; six entries. Brace: AV. T. Ball’s brace 1, T. Davey’s 2, E. Dean’s (Feilding) 3; four entries. IRISH SETTERS.

Puppy under 12 months: Mrs Martin Sincox’s (Otaki) Kerry O’Flynn 1, F. O’Brien’s (AA’angunui) Rufus Dawes 2; four entries. Maiden: Mrs Martin Sincox’s Kerry O’Flynn 1, E. F. O’Brien’s Rufus Dawes 2; five entries. Junior: E. F. O’Brien’s Rufus Dawes 1; two entries. Novice: E. F. O’Brien’s Rufus Dawes 1; only entry. Colonial bred : It. AV. Hoverd’s (AA’ellington) Master AVoorak 1; only entry. Limit: It. AV. Hoverd’s Master AA’oorak 1; two entries. Open : It. AV. Hoverd’s Master AVoorak 1, AV. H. Trengrove’s Redstone Mara 2; three entries. Bitches: Puppy under 12 months: E. F. O’Brien s Irish Isle 1, G. T. Murphy’s (Feathorston) Redstone AA’onder 2; only entries. Maiden: E. F. O’Brien’s Irish Isle 1: only entry. Junior: E. F. O’Brien's Irish Isle 1, G. T. Murphy’s Redstone AVonder 2; only entries. Novico: E. F. O’Brien’s Irish Isle 1; only entry. Colonial bred:' Rev. H. A. Coleman’s (Auckland) Alannah 1, G. T. Murphy’s Redstone AA r onder 2, A. It. Dewar’s (Otaki) Miss Juno 3; only entries. Limit: E. F. O’Brien’s 1, G. T. Murphy’s Redstone AA’onder 2; only ontries. Open: Rev. H. A. Coleman’s Alannah 1, AA r . H. Trengrove’s Idstono Nirvana 2, E. F. O’Brien’s Irish Isle 3; five entries. Brace: AAV K. Trcngrovo’s brace 1; two entries. GORDON SETTERS. Dogs: Colonial bred: AA T . K. Percy’s Rangor Bray 1; only entry. Open: AA r . K. Percy’s Rangor Bray 1; only eutry. BULLDOGS’. Dogs: A. H. Cucksloy’s (Auckland) Lancashire Laddie, the only entry, was first for puppy under 12 months,

maiden, junior and novice. In the colonial bred, limit 'and open classes, R. A. Fullorsandy’s (Putea) entry was first, being the only dog shown therein. In classes for bitches J. A. Wainscott’s (Hamilton) Lady Edgar was tho only one on show and guined tho awards. COLLIES (Rough Coated). Dogs.—Puppy and novice: Mrs E. 0. Johansen’s (Palmerston North) British Defender I, G. Thomson’s (Palmerston North) Aorangi Major 2, the latter winning the maiden and junior classes. Colonial: W. A. George’s (Palmerston North) Prince Hero 1, H. A. Craig's (Auckland) Kawatiri Lougliroa 2, Miss V. Hocking’s (Palmerston North) British Boy 3; four entries. Limit: W. A. George’s Prince Hero 1, MiSS V. Hocking’s British Boy 2, G. Thomson’s Aorangi Major 3. Open: W. A. George’s Prince Hero 1, Mrs E. O. Johansen’s British Lad 2, 0. A. Craig’s Kawatiri Loughrea 3; five entries. Bitches: E. 0. Johansen’s British Maid first and special in the puppy class, and first in the novice; Miss H. B. Conlin’s (Awapuni) Waikare Maid first in tho maiden and junior, third in tho puppy, Colonial and open, and second in the novico and limit; E. Vogtherr’s (Hastings) Storbford Lass second in the puppy class; T. Willis’s (Lower Hutt) Arcotb Molly first in the colonial and open; W. A. Harrington’s (Palmerston North) Lady Ellison first in the limit and second in the open. Miss E. Johansen’s British Maid second in the novice. AIREDALE TERRIERS.

Dogs.—Miss Nancy Nathan’s Taipo was first in the puppy under 12 months, maiden, and novico classes in which it was tho only entry and second in tho junior class; two entries 1 . Mr P. J. Wilson’s Riversdalo Ilan was first in the junior, colonial bred, open, and limit classes; only entry. Bitches: Miss Molly Nathan’s Lady Jill was first in the maiden, junior, novice and puppy under 12 months l classes, Mr John Jmgg’s (Feilding) Dolly Royal being second in the puppy under 12 months and maiden classes; two entries in the puppy and maiden classes, one in each of the others. AUSTRALIAN TERRIERS.

Dogs: Mrs A. G. Shearsby’s (Palmerston North) Digger won tho maiden, junior, novico, colonial bred and limit classes, in which it was the only entry, and was third in tho open. Mr H. N. Watson’s (Palmerston North) Blinky Bill was first in the open, and Mr Don Higgins’s (Feilding) Feilding Major second; three entries. Bitches: Miss E. M. Thomson’s (Palmerston North) Metal’s Baby was first in the junior, colonial bred, and limit classes in which it was tho only entry, and was third in the open class (four entries) wherein Mr H. N. Watson’s Blink Bonny was first and Mr Don Higgins’y Blue Ribbon second. SCOTTISH TERRIERS.

Dogs: Miss Rona Jagger’s (Auckland) Sandy Mack was the only entry and secured first awards in all classes. SEALYHAM TERRIERS.

Dogs: Dr E. D. Pinfold’s (Hamilton) Hadley Johnnie was the only entry and was awarded first prize in every class. Bitches: Dr Pinfold’s Hadley Joan was second in the puppy under 12 months, maiden, junior, novice, colonial bred, limit, and open classes, while his Hadley Johnnie and Hadley Joan were the only entries and first prize winners in tho brace, either sex, class. A. E. Preston’s Highland Mary was first in tho puppy under 12 months, maiden, junior, novice, colonial bred, limit and open classes.

POMERANIANS (black or chocolate). Mr Alex' Taylor’s (Palmerston North) Master Trix \\cis first ill tho puppy under 12 months, maiden, junior, colonial bred and open classes, and second in the novice and limit divisions. Mr T. Powell’s (Palmerston North) Nigger Minstrel was first in the novice and limit classes; only competitors. POMERANIANS—A.O.C. (under 71b). Dogs.—Puppy under 12 months: Mrs B. Goulsen’s (Wellington) Sunburnt Little Chick 1; three entries. Maiden: Miss M. Baigent’s (Palmerston North) Teddy 1, Miss 1. C. Carmichael’s (Palmerston North) Waratah Poi 2; only entries. Junior: Mrs B. Coulsen’s Sunburnt Little Chick 1, Mrs S. Johnson’s (Palmerston North) Little Gold Sunbright 2; only entries. Colonial bred: Mrs B. Coulsen’s Sunburnt Little Chick 1 ; only entry. Limit: Mrs Coulscn’s Sunburnt Little Chick 1, Mrs S. Johnson's Little Gold Sunlight 2, A. J. Goodin’s (Cartorton) To Whare Steel Dust 3; only entries. Bitches.—Puppy under 12 months: Mrs F. House's (Wellington) Te Whare Venus 1, Mrs J/ Kelly’s (Awapuni) Trixie 2, Miss G. Davison's (Kairanga) Psycho 3; only entries. Maiden: Mrs J. Kelly’s Trixie 1, Miss G. Davison’s Psycho 2; only entries. Junior: Mrs F. House’s Te Whare Venus 1, Miss G. Davison’s Psycho 2; only entries. Colonial bred: Mrs G. F. House’s Te Wbaro Venus 1, Mr H. Fletcher’s (Palmerston North) Golden Teena 2, Miss G. Davison’s Psycho 3; only entries. Limit: Mrs F. House’s Te Whare Venus 1, H. Fletcher’s Golden Teena 2; only entries. Open: Mrs S. Johnson’s Fluffy Chick of Sunlight 1, Airs F. House’s Te Whare Venus 2. H. Fletcher’s Golden Teena 3; only entries. Braco, either sex: Mrs S. Johnson 1; only entry. PEKINGESE. Mrs Mason’s (Nelson) Tiny Ting was tho only entry and secured first honours in all classes. RETRIEVERS (curly coated). Dogs: Maiden: M. L. Smith’s (Palmerston North) Mariawatu Scamp 1; only entry. Novice: M. L. Smith's Manawat Scamp 1; only entry. Colonial bred: W. R. Ross’s (Palmerston North) Prince Alden 1. M. L. Smith’s Manawatu Scamp 2; three entries. Limit: W. R. Ross’s Prince Alden 1; two entries. Open : W. R. Ross’s Pi-incc Alden 1, M. L. Smith’s Manawatu Scamp 2; three entries. POINTERS. Dogs: Puppy under 12 months: Weir and Andrews’ (Palmerston North) Belvedere Gunner 1, W. Capper’s Waruro Jim 2; only entries.' Maiden: Mr Wallace Cook’s (Palmerston North) Prancer 1; only entry. Junior: Mr Wallace Cook’s Prancer 1; only entry. Novice: Weir and Andrews’ Belvedere Gunner 1; only entry. Limit: Mr Wallace Cook’s Prancer 1; only entry. Open; Weir and Andrews’ Belvedere Gunner 1; only entry. Bitches: Weir and Andrews’ Belvedere Nell 1; only entry. Open: Weir alrd Andrews’ Belvedere Nell 1, E. Bernasconi’s (Kilbirnie) Bella Rosa 2; only entries. GREYHOUNDS. Dogs: John Devine’s (Masterton) Narrow Escape 1; only entry. Colonial bred: K. A. Buick’a (Masterton) Roy 1; only entry-. Limit: A. E. Bloom* field’s Pongola 1; only entry. Open: K. A. Buick’s Roy 1, A. E. Bloomfield’s Pongola 2, J. Devine’s Narrow Escape 3 ; only entries. Bitches: Puppy under 12 months: Miss Alice Phillips’ (Palmerston North) 1; only entry. Maiden: Miss Alice Phillips’ Silver Cloud 1; only entry. Novice: Miss Alice Phillips’ Silver Cloud 1, only entry. Open.: J. Devine’s Forward Lass 1; only entry. Sporting brace, excluding braco: W. T. Bell’s English setters 1, W. H. Trengrove’s Irish setters 2: five entries.