MANAWATU KENNEL CLUB.

Manawatu Standard, Volume XLV, Issue 286, 6 November 1925, Page 7

MANAWATU KENNEL CLUB.

ANNUAL DOG SHOW. ADDITIONAL AWARDS. Additional awards to those appear* ing on page 5 in connection with the Manawatu Kennel Club’s annual show are as follow: —- MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES. Non-sporting brace: Mrs S. Johnson’s (Palmerston North) Pomeranian 1; only entry. Brace of terriers, any variety: J. Prentice’s (Palmerston North) entry 1, Dr. F. D. Pinfold’s Hadley Johnnie and Hadley Joan 2; only entries. Working team, sheep degs: R. Shortall’s (Coiyton) team 1, Mrs W. G. Shannon’s (Palmerston North) team 2; only entries. Brace working sheep dogs: R. Shortall’s Biddy and Jack 1, Mrs W. G. Shannon's entry 2; only entries. Any variety, property of child under 14 years: Miss iM. Thorburn’s (Palmerston North) Moeraki Bonnie 1, Miss J. Tucker’s Moeraki Bimbo 2, Master G. Thomson’s (Palmerston North) Aoiangi Major, Master Ken Rummerhay’s (Auckland) Fitzherbert Cesaro, Miss Nancy Nathan’s (Palmerston North) Taipo and Lady Jill all v.h.c. j six entries. Terriers, any variety: P. J. Wilson’s (Palmerston North) 11am ], J Prentice’s Maidstone Dark Umber 2 : six entries. Toys, any variety : Mrs S. Johnson’s Fluffy Chick of Sunlight 1, Mrs Coulsen’s (Wellington) Sunburnt Little Chick 2; only T entries. Any other breed: llev. H. A. Coleman’s (Auckland) Silverite 1, J. Green’s (Feikhng) Silverite 2; only entries. Litter class, brood bitch and two or more puppies: I. G. Taylor’s (Morrinsville) Meg o’ Glamis i, Mrs E. M. Phillips’s (Palmerston North) Miss Worlebury 2, Mrs W. Purtou’s (Palmerston North) Rosa’s Ripple 3; lour entries. Working gun dog: Andrew and Weir’s (Palmerston North) Belvedere Nell 1, W. H. Skinner’s (Palmerston North) Mac 2, J. Green’s silverite 3; 10 entries. LADIES’ BRACELET CLASS. Ladies’ Bracelet: Mrs S. Johnson’s Fluffy Chick of Sunlight 1; 11 entries. Ladies’ class: Mrs S. Johnson’s Fluff Chick of Sunlight 1, Mrs W. Burton’s lnvermay Tiki 2, Mrs Coulsen’s Sunburnt Little Chick 3; live entries. SPECIAL AWARDS. Spratts’s, Ltd. (London) Rose Bowl for best dog or bitch in the show: Mrs S. Johnson’s Fluffy Chick of Sunlight. Ciifte and Remington Cup for best sporting dog, excluding terriers: G. Taylor’s M arwick Bang. Townsend Ball Cup, lor best English Setter in the snow: W. Townsend Ball’s Hokowhitu Lass.

J. A. Nosh’s trophy for best Pomeranian: Mrs S. Johnson’s Fluffy Chick of Sunlight.

Cocker Fanciers’ Rose Bowl for lies! puppy dog or bitch: G. Taylor’s Warwick Bang. Cliffe and Remington’s Cup for best cocker spaniel: G. Taylor’s Warwick Bang.

SOCIAL TO EXHIBITORS AND OFFICIALS. A PLEASANT FUNCTION. The Manawatu Kennel Club tendered a social last evening to visiting exhibitors, judges and other officials. Mr R.. L. C. Aitchison was in the chair, and there was an attendance of about GO. A lengthy toast list was honoured and a number of musical items were given. During the evening discussion took place on the question of getting into touch with the English specialist clubs to procure standards and coloured plates of the various breeds so that judges in the Dominion could he absolutely bound down to one particular type and also to enable fanciers to breed to that particular typo and standard. Mr J. W. Robson, as a delegate to tho New Zealand Kennel Club, pointed out that that body had this matter under consideration.

The following toasts were honoured: “The King”; “The New Zealand Kennel Club,” proposed by Air W. 8. Percy (Hastings) and responded to by Mr J. W. Robson; “The Ladies,” proposed by the chairman and responded to by. Airs W. Purton; “Tho Visitors,” proposed hv Mr A. Cook and responded to by Alessrs H. E. Wright . (Wellington) and Trengrove j (Featherston) ; “The Judges,” proposed by Air (I. Tnvlor and responded-?'.-’; to by Air W. Clarke and tho chairman; “The Fancy,” posed by MV E. Bernasconi (Wgs|7 ton) and responded to by AIiV Conway. _ ; ek - In-replying to the toasjj'Y Visitors.” Air Wright pujM' to the local cluh.fqr tk raiigements and b'ciicl/' and thanked the eIuTV cxtended visiting y-’ -' Musical items Mrs Purton, S. .Johnson Jg*-' Chapman. J played k 0 # Jr wpy. :