WOODVILLE SHOW

Manawatu Times, Volume XLIX, Issue 3264, 6 February 1926, Page 3

WOODVILLE SHOW

Splendid Cattle Exhibits RAIN INTERFERES WITH ATTENDANCE i It was unfortunate for the opening of the Woodville A. and P. Show yesterday that the weather was not more propitious. The rain that threatened in the morning commenced to fall about mid-day, gradually increasing in volume till the gates wer,e closed. The prospects for the second day, however, are much brighter. The entries show a slight increase on last year. The strongest section, both numerically and in point of quality, was undoubtedly the Jersey cattle. Here was stalled the butterfat champion of the Empire, Mr. W. T .Williams' (Te Aute) Holly Oak Annie. This cow, and anotheb of Mr. Williams’ named Viola’s Queen Bess, which secured the championship of her class, were a centre of attraction throughout the day. These champions were backed up by many other notable Jerseys from I the herds of such well-known breeders as R. I>. Horn (Ohau) and W. H. Booth and Son (Carterton). The dairy cattle section was also a strong one, and included some notable pedigree cows. Southdowns dominated the sheep classes, the exhibits being true specimens of the breed, particularly the champion ewe. Fat sheep suitable for freezing purposes were well represented, the breeders being mostly district farmers. Horses were not much in evidence yesterday, only the light harness classes and ponies being judged. The heavier breeds were not due for judging until to-day. There are the customary side shows and a snuill but representative display of motor vehicles, all of which add to the attraction of the exhibition.

PRIZE-litSfc. /* COMPETITIONS. Pony leaping: K. Peebles’ Mickey 1, R. H. Farqualiarson’s Silver 'King 2, Max Davis’ Nellie 3. Turning (ladles’): Mrs. N. Toung 1, Miss P. Arnott 2, Miss B. Harding 3. Boy rider: J. Peebles 1. J, Keddell 2, M. Compton 3. Girl rider: P. Arnott 1, Sybil Arrow 2, N. Arrow 3. Malden horse leaping: E. Olsen’s Plying .Star 1, W, H. aGisford’s Guardsman 2, Mrs. A. J. Ruthorfurd’s Comet 3. Turning (men): E. Olsen 1, A. Toung 2, F. Ward 3. Steeplechase; W. Hobson’s Daylight 1, Miss G. Maher’s Sturdee 2, Bruce" Ma,okay’s Kitty Machyed 3. Dog trial: The following will try off' for the final to-day: J. Johnston’s Lilico Lad, W. P. Trcseder’s Chlel "and J. Lang's Fly. Champions.

Friesian.s: Cow—O. A. Cadwoiladeer (Carterton). ‘ .

Jerseya; Bull—-A. C. Lovelock (Woodvllle). Junior—H. R. Benbow (Ormondsville). Cow—W. T. Williams (Te Aute), Reserve —R. L. Horn (Ohau).

Ayrshire*?: Bull, cow and junior—C. B. Morgan (Woodvllle). Milking Shorthorns: Bull and junior ~J. de la Haye (Woodvllle). Cow— S. E. Morgan (Woodvllle). Red Polls: Bull and cotf—B. W. Harvey (Waverley). Southdowr.s: Ram —W. C. Cunningham (Woodvllle). Ewe —J. Mitchell (Woodvllle).

Gaiaford Memorial Cup, for most points In dairy cattle: J. Murray (Woodvllle). Previous winners were: 1919, H. R. Benbow;'l92o-22, R. C. Leach; 1923, H. R. Benbow; 1924, J. Murray.- >, , v Home cookery points prize; Mrs. M. Wakeford (Woodvllle), 82 points. “Oete” points trophy in cross-bred and fat sheep classes: F. Grmond (Woodvllle). Ponies. Mare or gelding, 13.2-14.2 hands, any a?®: Miss T. S. Baker 1, Miss B. Mackay 3, R. McFarlane 3. Mare or gelding. 12-18.2 hands, any age; K. Peebles 1, Miss B. Harding 2, Alan Compton 3. Mare or gelding,. 12 hands and under: Jack Peebles 1, W. Hobson 2, H. R. Manning 3. Light Harness Horses. (Judge: Mr. P. Donnelly, Walpukurau). Bradley horse, 1415.2 hands, driven by lady; D. Peebles 1, W. Davis 2, H. Biggar 3. Pony 13-14.2 hands: K. Peebles 1, R. McFarlane 2. Pony under 13 hands: W. ’ Corkill 1. Jerseys. (Judge: Mr. G. H. Bell. Oakura). Bull, 3yrs. and over: A. C. Lovelock’s (Woodvllle)' Viola’s Noble of Glenmore • 1 and champion; R. L. Horn (Otau), 2; H. H. Phillips (Te Rehunga), 3. Bull, born since July, 1923: J. Murray (Woodville), 1 and 2, W. H. Booth and Son (Carterton), 3. Bull.’ since July, 1924: H. R. Benbow (Ormondville), 1 and junior champion, R. L. Horn 2 and reserve, W. T. Williams (Te Aute), 3; W. H. Booth and Son. v.h.c. Bull calf: R. L. Horn 1, W. T. Williams 2, S. Bowkor 3, S. J. Morgan v.h.c., J. Murray h.c. Cow' in milk: W. T. Williams’ Viola’s Queen Bess 1 and champion, R. L. Horn 2, W. T. Williams 3, W. H. Booth and Son v.h.c.. Heifer, since July. 1922: R. L. Horn 1 and 2, H. H. Phillips 3, H. R. Benbow v,h.c. Heifer, since July, 1923: R. L. Horn’s Kuku Duchess 1 and reserve champion, W. T. Williams ?. A. C. Lovelock 3 and c., H. H. Phillips v.h.c., W. H. Booth and Son h.c. Heifer since July, ,1924: R L. Horn 1, 3. and v.h.c., W. H. Booth and Son 2. H. H. Phillips h.c., A. C. Lovelock c. Heifer calf: R L. Horn 1 and 2 H. H. Phillips 3, S. Bowker v.h.c., J. - Mitchell h.c., W. T. Williams

c. Pair females In milk; W. T. Williams 1, R. L. Horn 2, H. H. Phillips 3, A. C. Lovelock v.h.c. Frlesians. (Judge: Mr. A. Montgomery, Te Kauwhata),

Bull calf; 0. A. Cadwallader (Greytown) 1, Cow In milk: O. A. Cadwallader 1, 3 atjd 3. Heifer since July. 1922: O. A. Cadwallader’s Roslyn Alcautra Pieterje 1 and champion. Heifer since July, 1923: O. A. Cadwallader 1. Heifer since July, 1924; 0. A. Cadwallader 1 and 2. Heifer calf: O. A. Cadwallader 1. Dairy Cattle. (Judges: Messrs. W. H. Booth (Carterton), and A. Montgomery (Te Kauwhata).. , Dairy cow, any age: W. T. Williams (Te Aute) 1 ,•(•!. Bowkcr (Levin) 2. W. H. Booth and Son. (Carterton) 3, R. L. Horn (Ohau). v.h c. Heifer, born since July. 1922: R. L. Horn 1. H. R. Benbow 2. F. V. Bryant 3, W. H. .Booth and Son. v.h.c., J. 0. Davidson h.c. Heifer, since July, 1923: R. L. Horn 1, W. T. Williams 2, W. H. Booth and Son. 3, J. Murray (Woodville) v.h.c; and h.c. Cross-bred dairy cow: J. Murray 1 and 2. R. C. Leach (Woodville), 3. T. A. B. Sinclair (Woodville) v.h.c.. H. R. Bcnbow (Omondville) h.c. Cross-bred heifer since July, 1923: J. Murray 1, C. Jones 2. Jersey cross heifer since July, 1924: C. Jones (Woodvil'e) 1 and 2, J. Murray 3 and h.c., J. Mitchell v.h.c. Heifer calf: J. Murrav 1. 5 and v.h.c. J. Mitchell v.h.c. Heifer calf: J. Murray I. 3 and v.h.c.. J. L, Gray 2, C Jones he. Two calves: J. Murray 1 and 3. J. L. Gray 2, C. Jones v.h.c. Pair heifers since July. 1624: C. Jones 1, J. Murray 2 and 3. Heifer calf, exhibited by boy or girl under 15 years: R. Murray 1, Kon Mitchell 2, M. Murray 3, Sybil Morgan v.h.c.

Ayrshires. (Judge; Mr. A. Montgomery, To Kauwhata). ' X Bull born since July, 1923: C. B. Morgan’s (Woodville) porlrua* Victory C 1 and champion: Bull calf: C. B. Morgan 1. Cow in milk: C. B. Morgan's Isabel 1 and champion. Heifer in milk: J. Singer 1. Heifer born since July, 3 924; C. B. Morgan’s Ashleigh Park Flossie 1 and Junior champion. C. B. Morgan 2. J. Lawrence 3. Heifer calf: C.’-B, Morgan 1 and 2.. Milking Shorthorns. (Judge: Mr. R. V. Brown, Weraroa). Bull born since July, 1923 J. de la Haye’s (Woodville) Matangi Gertrude’s Prince 1 and champion. Cow in milk; S.' B. Morgan’s Wlllowbarik Tangi’s Sunrise' 11., 1 and champion. Heifer in-milk: J. de la Haye 1. Two heifers born since July, 1924: J. de la Haye 1. Heifer since July, 1924 :■ J. de la Haye’s T. V.'Rosie IV.. 1 and junior champion, J. de la Haye 2. Heifer calf: S. G. Morgan’s 1, J. de la Haye 2. Red Polls. Bull, any age; B. W. Harvey’s (Waverley) Dominion Panama 1 and, champion. Bull born since July, 1923: B. W. Harvey 1. Bu'l since July, 1924: B. W. Harvey 1. Cow in milk: B. W. Harvey’s Star Ist 1 and champion. Heifer in milk: B. W. Harvey 1. Heifer sines July, 1924: B. W. Harvey. * , . . Pigs.

(Judge:' Mr. R. Charmley. Klritakl). Pig most snilable for bacon: G. Upton 1. Porker not-'to exceed 901fts.: R. Richards X. ' , “ DOgS.. . (Judge: Mr. D. T. Sinclair (Danncvirke). Working sheep dofer: • Alan ■ Conriptoh 1. Working cattle dog;. J. Kinave 1. R. Richards 2. . ; Sheep. (Judges: Messrs. Southee (Masterton), J. H. Harris (Taradale). Lincoln ram.—A. Hoggard (Pahlatua) 1. Southdowns. —Ram lamb: W. JHutchinson < Woodville) 1. W. Cunningham (Woodville) 2, R. Macfarlane (Woodville) 3. Ram, 12-21 months; W. C. Cunningham 1 and champion, R. Macfarlane 2 and 3. Ram, 33 months and over: R. Macfarlano 1 and 2. Thre e rams, 12-21 months: W. C. .Cunningham 1, R. Macfarlane 2 V Ewe lamb: W. J. Hutchinson 1, R. Macfarlane 2, J. Mitchell 3. Ewe 12-21 months: W. C. Cunningham 1, W. J. Hutchinson 2 and 3. Ewe. 21 months and over: J. Mitchell

1 and champion, W. J. Hutchinson

Long wool cross -bred*. — Two owe#, any age, not maidens: J. 0. Bolton (Woodville) I. Twff owes. 10-8* months, not maidens: J. C. Bolton. Two ewes under 19 months: Beattie Bros. (Woodville) 1 and 2, J. C. Bolton 3. Two wethers under 19 months: J. C. Bolton 1. • • '

Fat , sheep (freezing classes).— Longwools: Three wethers under 18 months: J. 0. Bolton l, W. C. Cunningham 2. Three maiden ewes under 19 months; R. E. Beattie 1, J; . C. Bolton 2, W. C. Cunningham 8. Three ewes over 19 months: W. C. Cunningham 1, J. C. Bolton 2. Three lambs unshorn, under 421b5.: P. Ormond 1 and 2, W. C. .Cunningham 8. Three lambs unshorn, 42lbs. and oyer; F. ' Ormond' 1 and 2, Beattie Bros. 3 and v.h.c., W. C. Cunningham h.c. Three'lambs shorn, under 421b5.: F. Ormond 1 and 2. Three lambe shorn, 421bs. and over: F. Ormond 1 and 2, W. J. Hutchinson 8. Down crosses: Three, lambs under 421b5.: P. Ormond 1 and 2, H. S. Nilsson 3 and v.h.c. Three lambs, 421b5., and over: F. Ormond 1 and 3, J. C. Bolton 2. W. C. Cunningham v.h.c. and h.c. Three lambs for export: F. Ormond 1 and 2. .Children's pet lamb: Miss Nola Davis 1, Miss Marjorie Nelson 2, MIW Margaret East 3. Farm and Dairy Produce. Powdered butter: Mrs. T. A. B. Sinclair I. Mrs. Davidson 2. Soap: Ml* W. Davis 1, Mrs. Wakeford 2. Hen's eggs: Mrs. Shearman 1, Mrs. N. * Wakely (Hastings) 2. Duck’s eggsi Mrs. N. J. Wakely. Honey extracted*. B. J. Hay 1 and 2, 6. H. Walther 8. Honey in comb: F. Shearman 1, #• Horne 2. Lucerne: S. G. Morgan L W. Brotherstone 2. .Collection vegetables; Mrs. Shearman 1, Mrs. Wakeford 2. Home Industries. (Judges; Mcsdamcs A. East and J. A. Walsh, Pahlatua). ,

White bread: Mrs. Meekin 1 and 2. Mrs. C. B. Morgan 3. Mrs. B. S. Las- > colies’ (Foil ding) v.h.c. Brown bread: Mrs. W. Davis 1, Mrs R. Richards », ■ ; Mrs. C. B.' Morgan 3. Currant loaf: ■' i Mrs. W. Davis T. Miss D. Kiuane 2. • Mrs. B. Thomastn 3. Nut bread: Mrs. j • Shearman 1, Mrs. M. Wake ford 2. Mrs. R. Richards 3. Butter scones: .Miss A. Beattie 1. Mrs. M. Wakeford 2. Miss D. Kinano 3. Currant scones: Mrs. ~" S. Lascelles 1 and 2, Mrs, M. Wake-, ford 3. Girdle scones; Mrs. E. 8. ■ LasceJles 1 and 2. Sausage rolls: Miss Nelson 1, Miss M. Peebles JPikelets: Miss; A. Beattie 1. Mrs. R. ; Richards 2. Light fruit cake; M m A. Beattie 1. Mrs. R. Richards 2, Miss . 1 M. Peebles 3, Rich fruit cake: Mrs. Davidson X Mins M. Peebles 2. Miss, I. Anderson •3. Madeira cake:, Mrs. A. G. Johnson 1,-Mrs. Davidson 2„ Mrs. j ■ Shearman 3. Heed cake: -Mrs. W. •. Davis 1. Mrs. M. Wakeford >4:, Mr*. Shearman 3. Sponge roll: Mias I. Anderson 1 Mrs. Shearman. 2, Miss A, i Beattie 3. Sponge sandwich: Mlss“A,, Beattie 1. Miss D. Klnape 2, Mrs. ; ’ Shearman 3. Sponge sandwich (Iced) : Miss I. Anderson 1. Cream puffs: Miss .; A. Beattie 1. Mrs. Shearman 2. Bis- ’ cults: Mrs: Davidson 1, -Mrs; E. 8. Lascelies 2 and-3. Plate cakes: Mrs. . ' ! W. Davis 1. Mrs E. S. Lascelles 2. Gingerbread: Mrs. M. Wakeford v-» Mrs. Shearman •%. Shortbread: ' ;Mnj Davidson 1, Mre. E. S.' Lascelles 2 and 3. Oatcakes: Kites A. Beattie X Mr*. • Davidson 2. Jam tarts: Mrs. M. Wake-; ' : ford 1. .. Apple pie: ' Miss .M. Feeble* 1. Plum pudding: Mrs.- M. Wakeford. ; - Toffee: Miss A. Beattie 1, Miss Murray 2 and 3. Sweats, a.o.v*: Mias Murray 1, Miss Ai. Beattie 2. 1 Bottlfed > fruit: Mrs. M.)Wakeford 1 and 3, Mij*. A. - 1 G. Johnston 2, Mrs. Wakelyr r.h.cu ’ , ■ Jam; Mrs, R. Richards 1 and 2, Mre. m M. Wakeford S. Jelly: Mrs. R. Rlch- M ards 1 and 2, Mrs, E. S. LwceUe* S. Marmalade: Mm. M. Wakeford 1 and 2, Mrs. Davidson 3. Tomato sauce: Mrs. N. J, Wakely 1, Mrs, M. VakS- , ford 2. Pickles: Mrs. M. Wakeford 1 and 2. Chutney: Mrs. M. Wakeford ■ 1 and 2. Lemon cheese: Mre. M. - Wakeford 1. Mm. E. S. Lascelles 2 and 8. Girls under 18 years—Girdle sconoa: i Miss Evelyn Morgan I. Plain scones: •; Miss Sybil, Morgan 1. Miss Evelyn . Morgan 2, Misu Grace Johnston -3. Sponge sandwich: Miss E. Morgan 1. Miss G. Johnston 2, Miss Rita Mmyay 3.. Miss S. Morgan-v.h.c. Pikelets: Miss E. Morgan 1. Toffee: Mrs. BMorgan 1. Miss G. Johnston. 2, Mls( ; S. Morgan 3. ■■ :■■■ ■ ; ■ >;