NORTHERN WAIROA SHOW

Northern Advocate, 21 February 1922, Page 3

NORTHERN WAIROA SHOW

A SUCESSFUL DAY.

OT RECORDS CREATED.

The Northern Wairoa Agricultural and Pastoral Association's 'thirteenth annual show took place at Arnpohue on Friday and Saturday. The weather was most favourable, and there was a record attendance on People's Day, the gate takings, £7."3 2s .'hi, exceeding last -.year's by more than £10. The show i-; evidently growing in popularity. a::d those present on Saturday speak highly of the wfiv it was carried out. Ore::! praise is due to the president (Mr W. Simpkin), the vice-presidents (Messrs W. Montgomery and W. J. Curnow), the indefatigable secretary (Mr 0. Mcln;: Hendry), the asistant .secretary (Mr P. 15. Keith), and the stewards and permittee for the way they worked towards the great success of the gathering and they arc all to be heartily congratulated. The Hon. J. G. Coates was among the visitors during the day. The chief atrmction in the afternoon was the maypole dance and the huge crowd on the ground all gathered around the maypoles when this compet;•tion took place, the other events being forgotten for the time being. Two teams competed and the judge (Mrs W. J. Robertson, of Dargavillc) gave the 'Aratapu girls first place with 27 points, 'To Kopuru 24 points. The prize list is as follows: —.

CATTLE.

Judge: Mr AVhimp, AYhmgarei. Stewards: Messrs R. H. Keen ami P. G. Sills. DAIRY STOCK. PEDIGREE SHORTHORNS. Bull, aged. —W. J. Carnow 1. Bull, calved since 30/(i/19. —F. G. Martin 1. Bull, calved since 30/6/20. —Montgomery Bros 1. Bull, c-alved since 30/6/21. —AV. J. Curnow 1. Heifer, calved since "0/0/21. —AY. J. Curnow 1. GRADE DAIRY STOCK. Pen of 3 Heifers and Calves, liar.dfjd, calved since 30/7/21. —R. Seymour 1. AY. Davis 2 and 3.

Pen 3 Dairy Heifers, under 3 years. — F. G. Martin 1, Mrs O'Callaghan 2, ..lack Dodds 3. Faterine Special (North Auckland Farmers' Co-op. prize). —AY. J. Curnow 1, C. F. Dassler 2, H. P. Sills 3. Champion Bull in Dairy Class.—F. G. Martin. GRADE SHORTHORNS. Bull, calved sine? 3U/6/H). —G. AV'l- • sou 2. Bull, calved since 30/6/21. —Montgomery Bros 1, Jack Dodd 2. Heifer, calved since 30/6/19. —Montgomery Bros 1, Jack Dodds 2. Heifer, calved since 30/C/20. —AV. F. -Tefccatc 1, Montgomery Bros 2 and 3. Heifer, calved since 30/(5/21. —G. AVilkins 1, Montgomery Bros 2. REGISTERED PEDIGREE MILKING SHORTHORNS. Cow, irrespective of breed, for dairy purposes, in milk. —AY. Davis 1, AA r . P. Begg 2, AY. Cobbald 3. Heifer, under 3 years, likely to turn out good dairy cow.—AY. Davis 1, AY. F. Jcfcoate 2, Len Ivitching 3. GRADE HOLSTEIXS. Cow. —Chas. SilLs 1, F. G. Martin 2, Ivitching 3. Keifer, calved since 30/\>/l9. —Montgomery Bros. 1. Heifer, calved since 30/(5/20. —Montgomery Bros. 1 and 2. FAT AND STORE CATTLE. Judge: Mr James AA'allace. Stewards: Messrs O. AA r ebb, A*. Sills, H. Keen, G. Morrison, A. L. Ball, J. Montgomery. PEDIGREE SHORTHORNS. Bull, aged.—A. E. Harding 1. Bull, calved .since 30/(5/20. —A. E. Harding 1 and 2. Heifer, calved since 30/6/19. —A. E. Harding 1. Heifer, calved since 30/6/20. —A. E. Harding 1. Heifer, salved since 30/6/21. —'A. E. Harding 1. JERSEYS. Judge: Mr H. E. B. AA r «tson. Stewards: Messrs O. Webb, Y. Sills, H. Keen, G. Morrison, A. L. Bill, J. Montgomery. REGISTERED PEDIGREE JERSEYS. Bull, four years and over. —AY. M. Fitness 1. AY. Corkill 2. Bull, calved since 30/6/18. —Mrs O'Callaghan 3. Bui, calved since 30/6/19. —H. F. Millar 1, D. M. MeKenzie 2, H. P. AValton 3. Bull, calved since 30/6/2(i. —ColmoreAYilliams 1, A. Crooks 2, G. A\. Seymour h.c. Bull, calved since 30/6/21. —A. R. Yaldor 1 and h.c., AY. H. Fitness 2. Heifer, calved since 30/(5/20. —AY. H. Fitness 3, 2 and h.c. Heifer, calved since 30/6/21.--R. Clements 1, A. R. A alder 2, AY. H. 1 k??ess h.c. Heifer, between 14 months and 2 y e:irs —"W. H. Fitness 1 and 2. ColmoreAVilliums h.c.

Champion Cup, Bull.—Colniove-Wil-lianis. GRADE JERSEYS. Heifer, calved since ;>O/(i/20. —Mrs O'Cnllaglian 1 and h.c., "W. Davis 2. Heifer, calved since .'WI/(i/2L —A. G. Rikys 1, A. \V. Eoulds 2, W r . Davis h.c. Cow, aged.—W. P. Begg 1, W. Davis 2 and h.c. Heifer, calved since "<>/(!/19. —Mrs O'Callaghan 1 and 2. Champion Grade Jersey Cow.—W. P. Begg. Pen :: Cows.—W. P. Begg 1. >W. Davis 2 and h.c. PEDIGREE JERSEY'S. Cow. Seini-o'ficial Certificate of Record.—'W. H. Fitness 1, A. R. Yalder 2 and h.c. Cow, aged.—W. H. Filncss J, A. R. j Yalder 2. Cow, calved since "0/ii/lS. —A. R. Valder 1, W. H. Fitness 2. R. Clements I '*• I Heifer, calved since ?>O/\>/l!». —Mrs [O'Callaghan 1 and h.c., A. R. Valder i 2. | Champion Pedigree Jersey Cow. —A. R. Yalder. BY REGISTERED PEDIGREE JERSEY BULL. Heifer, calved since '10/(5/21. —A. W. Foulds 1, W. Davis 2, W. P. Begg h.c. P. Begg h.c.

HORSES.

Judge: Mr Quick. Stewards; Messrs G. Bradley and S. Pritchard. Clerk of Scales: Mr E. Morley. HKAYY DRAUGHT HORSES. Groomed. —V. Xutsford 1. X. Sloane 2, Len Smith. ?>. Entire, under 4 years. —P. Goggan 1. Mare or Gelding.— A. E. Harding 1, W. Davis 2. J Filly or Gelding, foaled after 3.1/7/19 j —A. E. Harding 1. Filly or Gelding, foaled after 31/7/20 —A.. E. Harding 1. Marc, foal at foot. —A. E. Haming 1. MEDIUM DRAUGHT. Mare or Gelding. —C. Powell 1, L. Ivitching 2, Matthew.Bros. 3. 4 Filly or Gelding, foaled after 31/7/19. —A. Crooks 1. Genera] Purpose Horse. —A. CJearv 1, C. F. Dassler 2, A. Bremner •'!. Pony, under 14.2. —F. Y. Xutsford .1, T. Sloane 2. W. G. Marchant 3. Ponv, under 13.2. —F. Y. Xutsford 1, T. S. Kerr 2. T. Sloane 3. Girl Rider, under 12. —Loie Fenton 1.

J. Giesen 2. BLOOD STOCK. Stewards: Mo.-srs R. Montgomery, R. Dreadon and Ellison. Ala re or Gelding. —X. Sloane 1, G. Applet on 2. Filly or Gelding, foaled a 'ter 3.1/7/20 —S. Smith 1. Mare, foal at foot—A. E. Harding 1. Mare, suitable breeding remounts. — N. sio.l lie 1, G. Dodds 2. A. Martin 3. ROADSTERS. Entire. —R. Montgomery L Hack, up to 14st. —X. Sloane. 1, T. Smith 2. X. Sloane 3. Hack. 12st. —X. Sloane 1, AV. Davidson 2, E. Thomas 3. Hack, lOst. —Y. Xutsford 1, Miss A. Smith 2, G. Dodds 3. Hack, suitable remount. —G. Dodds .1, X. Sloane 2. Lady 's Hack, ridden by lady.—G. Dodds 1. X. Sloane 2. G. Appleton 3. Coli. ir» hands or under. —X. Sloane 1, G. Dodds 2. Best-paced Hack. —N. Sloane 1, G. Dodds 2, T. Smith 3, AV. Davidson 4. Champion Hack —N. Sloane. RIDING COMPETITIONS Lady Rider (flat). Open—Miss M. Giesen 1, Miss D. Giesen 2, Miss V. Ivitching 3. Lady Rider who has never won a prize.—-A. Smith 1, Y. Kitching 2. Gent, over Hurdles.—J. A. Ambury 1, T. AV. Clotworthy 2, F. A. Wordsworth Lady's Hunter, ridden by Lady.—T. Y. Xutsford 1, N. Sloane 2 and 3. Maiden Hunter, open to any horse that has never won a prize.—X. Sloane 1, G. Dodds 2, X. Sloane 3. Light-weight Hunter over Hurdles, not less than 12st.—X. Sloane 1 and 2. Heavy-weight. Hunter over Hurdle?, not less than 14st. —X. Sloane 1 and 2. Champion Hunter for Challenge Cup, —X. Sloane 1 and 2. Stock Whip.—T. Clotworthy 1, J. Sloane 2, .T. Ambury 3. Boy Rider, lo. —Con Bradley 1, L. AViliters 2. Quoits. —H. Montgomery I.

SHEEP.

Judge: Mr Woodward. Stewards; Messrs. A. Keir. W. Underwood, A. Simpkin, M. Downs. LKICESTEKS. li':i :n. over 2 yej.rs. —T». .T. Bell 1, 2 :uid -I. ;n Hoggets.—TJ. .1. Rid! 1. 2 and I,'OMXEY MAKSH. over two voniv. —A. E. Hording 1 ;ind fdmnipion, 2 and M. Rani Hoggets. —A. E. Harding 1, 2 and ". fi'-im I-,■(■ :iii. —A. E. Harding 1, 2 and Ton of ii owe lambs. —A. E. Harding 1, J. W. Wilson 2 and P..

Ewe.—A. E Harding 1 and Champion, J G. Wilson 2 and 3. Three Ewes. —.T. G. Wilson 1 and 3, A. E. Harding 2. Ewe Hogget.—A. E. Harding 1, 2 and .1. Three Ewe Hoggets.—A. E. Harding 1 and 2, .1. G. Wilson It. Ewe Lamb. —A. E. Harding 1 and 2, J. G. Wilson .°>. Three Ewe lambs. —A. E. Harding 1 and 2, J. G. Wilson 3. SHROPSHIRE DOWNS. Jin m Hogget.—C. Dreadon 1. Ram I-a nib.—C. Dreadon i. 2 and .*?. Three Ewes. —C. Dremlon 1. Three Ewe Hoggets.—C. Dreadon I, 2 and Three Ewe Lambs. —C. Dreadon 1. FAT SHEEP. Five Wethers, most money value. — ,T. G. Wilson 1, C. Dreadon 2. Five Ewes, most money value. —A. E. Harding 1 and 2, C. Dreadon 3. Five Freezers, 125 ibs. —C. Dreadon 1.

PIGS.

Judge: Mr Woodward. Steward: Mr H. Pat on. Boar. —Montgomery Bros. 1. Sow. —Martin Brown 1 and 2. Sow, under o months. —Montgomery Br"s .1 and

INDUSTRIAL

Judge: Miss A. Drcadon .Stewards: Misses X. Ivitching, Curnow, M. Montgomery, A. Montgomery. Lady's Fancy Blouse.—Miss Curnow 1, Mrs G. C. Todd 2. Kitchen Apron. —Miss Curnow 1, Mrs J. Curnow 2, Miss A. Montgomery h.c. Baby's Bootees and Singlets.—Mrs F. AYobb 1, Mrs J. Rea 2. Child's Dress.—Mrs H. Smith and Mrs J. C. Todd 1, Mrs J. C. Todd and Mrs AV. T. Brown 2, Miss Erskine h.c. Child's Bonnet—M R. Branscombe 1, I Mrs F. Martinovich 2' Crochet Edging. —Mrs G. C. Sills 1, Miss Y. Kitching 2, M. R. Branscombe h.c. Hemstitched Fancy Handkerchief.— Miss A. Montgomery 1 and h.c., M. R. Branscombe 2. Twisted Button-holes. —Miss Curnow 1, Miss Y. Kit clung 2. Underclothing.—Mrs J. C. Todd 1. Baby's Set. —Miss Erskine 1, Mrs J. Rea 2. Lady's Nightdress. —Miss V. Kitching and Mrs Underwood 1, Miss A. Montgomery 2, Miss Underwood and Ivate Walpole h.c. Child's Petticoat—Mrs F. Webb 1, Miss Erskine 2, Mss W. T. Brown h.c.

Knitted Socks. —Miss Ivitching 1, M. R. Branscombe 2. Darning Socks. —Miss Montgomery 1 and 2. Fancy Pillow Shams. —Kate Walpole 1. Mrs H. Smith 2, M. R. Branscombe h.c. Crochet Pin Cushion.—M. R. Branscombe 1, Miss A. Montgomery 2. -Crochet Button-holes.—Miss Curnow 1, Mrs X. Dreadon 2, M. R. Branscombe h.c. Afternoon Tea Cloth. —Miss N. A. Smerdon I, Miss A. Hornibrook 2, Rona MeKenzie h.c. Afternoon Tea Cloth, embroidered. — Miss X. Paget 1, Mrs J. Rea 2, Miss L. Dodd li.c. Any kind Afternoon Tea Cloth. —Miss R. Underwood 1. Thre-e Jug Covers. —Miss A. Montgomery 1, Miss X. Paget 2. Lady's Knitted Jumper—Mrs F. Webb 1, Mrs Pender 2, Mrs J. C. Todd h.c. Crochet Camisole. —Annie McKoone L Mrs J. C. Todd 2. Embroibered Camisole —Mrs H. Smith 1, Miss D. Rea 2. Stuffed Cushion Cover.—Miss H. Wilkins .1, M. R. Branscombe 2. Tea Cosy, stuffed—Miss A. Hornibrook 1. M. R. Branscombe 2. Tray Cloth. —Miss F. Dreadon 1, Miss D. Rea 2. Table Centre. —Mrs H. Smith 1, Mrs R. Montgomery 2, Mrs L. Dodd and Jliss M. AVilkins h.c. Table Centre, crochet. —Miss T. Wakelin 1, Miss A. Montgomery 2. M. E. Branseombe h.c. Cake D'Ovleys. —Miss Smerdon 1, M. R. Branscombe 2. Cake D'Ovleys, any kind. —Kate Walpole L -Miss A. Montgomery 2, Miss 11. Wilkins h.c.

Handkerchief Satchel.- —M. E. Brnn:-'-comlic I. St onfi 1 Work. —Miss D. Rea 1. Tray f'lotli, crochet —ISTiss A. Hornifcrook I. Miss W. Paget 2. Miss H. A. Smerdon h.c. Crochet "Duchess Pot. —Mrs T. French 1. Ten Painting.—Mrs H. Smith 1 and 2. Special Pri/.e of Mrs Ball's for most ■exhibits. Girls under I<>. —Miss E. Downs. Dressed Doll, for those who have never won a. pri7<\—Lily Ball 1. I'lain Needle' "rk.—Miss E. !. Miss M. Montgomery 2. Oirl's Nightdress, hand-made. —Mir? ?iT. Montgomery 1, Miss W. Tveir 2. Miss K. Underwood h.c. Crochet Edging.—Miss M. Montgomery 1. Miss K. Underwood 2, Dolly MoKen/ie h.c. Hemstitched Handkerchief.— Dolly McKenzie 1.

Button-holes in coloured cotton.— Gwcn Dreadon 1, Dolly McKcnzic 2. Fancy Handkerchief, girls under 12. —Miss K. Underwood 1, Miss M. Montgomery 2. Darned Stocking, girls under 12. — Miss M. Montgomery 1. Girls under 18.—Miss M. Montgomery 1, Dolly McKenzie 2.

HOME INDUSTRIES

Judge: Mrs Andre Stewards: Mrs W. Hamlvn, Misses A. Simpkin, X. Keer, A. M. Montgomery. Loaf White Bread, home-made.—Mrs G. Mclnnnes Hendry 1, Mrs M. SMls 2, Miss V. Kitehing 3. Bread, Champion Flour. —Mrs F. Martinovich 1, Miss T. Thonip.son 2, Mrs H. P. Sills and Miss V. Kitcliing 3. Brown Bread. —Miss 1. Thompson 1, Mrs H. P. Sills 2. Camp Oven Lo;t-£.—Mr M. Topia 1. For tho::e ■who have never "won a prize: Bread.— P. Nola 1 and 3, Mrs M. Topia 2. Current Buns (yeast). —Miss A. Montgomery .1 and 3, Miss V. Kitehing 2. Seed Cake.—Mrs A. R. Valder 1, Miss A. Montgomery 2, Miss E. M. Fischer 3. Fruit Cake. —Mrs W. P. Begg 1, Mrs J A. Amburv 2, Mrs M. Sills 2. Fruit Cake (icing).—Miss A.- Montgomery 1, Mrs H. Mills 2. Ginger Bread.—B. M. Green 1, Miss A. Montgomery 2. Rainbow Cake.—Mrs G. Mclnnes Hendry 1. Miss M. Wvatt 2, Miss Curnow 3. Sultana Cake. —Miss V. Kitehing 1, Miss A. Montgomery 2, Miss M. A. Fischer 3. Rock Cakes.—Miss M. A. Fischer 1, Miss A. Montgomery 2 and 3. Oriental fake.—Misses Cameron and Wyatt 3. Assortment, of Cooking.—Mrs A. R. Valder 1, Miss M. Wyatt 2. Coffee Cake.—Mrs B. Rowland 1, Miss X. Sills 2, Misses Y. Kitehing and A. Montgomery 3. Jam Roll—Miss Curnow 1, Miss D. Dreadon 2, Mrs F. Dodd 3. Applepie Puff Pastry.—Miss V.4Kitching 3. Apple-pie, Short Pastry.—Miss R. Underwood 1, Miss Y. Kitehing 2. Jam Sandwich.—Miss D. Dreadon 1, Miss Curnow 2, Mrs Hendry 3. .T s am Sndwichcs -with butter.—Miss Curnow 1, Mrs Hendry 2, Miss Y. Kitehing 3. Egglcss Fruit Cake—Miss A. Montgomery "I, Miss Kitehing 3. Scones.—Miss A. Montgomery 3, Miss Kitehing 2, Mrs T. Montgomery 3. Scones with butter. • -Mrs Hendry 1, Miss Kitehing 2, Mrs T. Montgomery 3. Scones, any sort.— Miss Keer 1, Mrs R. Underwood 2, Kitehing 3. Cream Puffs:—Miss Keer 1. Shortbread.—Mrs A. R. Valder 1, Mi?s A. Montgomery 2 and 3. Cocoanut Ice. — Miss A. Montgomery 1 and 2. Lemon Cake.—Miss Curnow 1, Miss . Kitehing i 2, Mrs H. P. Sills 3. Madeira Cake— Miss Kitehing 7, -Mrs E, M. Green 2 Mrs M. A. Fischer 3. GIRLS UNDER 20. Lemon Cake.— Miss O. Fischer .1. Sponge Cake.—Misses Wyatt and Fischer 3. Toffee.—Miss M. Wyatt 3, Miss W. Sills 2. Cocoanut Ice.—Miss M. Montgomery 1 and 2. Cookery.— Miss M. Wyatt 1. A pie Pie.—Miss L. Underwood 1. GIRLS TJNDEE 16. Lemon Cake—Lily Ball 3,E. M. Fischer 3. Ginger Bread.—L. Ball. White Bread. L. Ball. Sponge Cake.—L. Ball 1, M. Crooks 2. Jam Tarts. D. McKenzie 1. L. Ball 3 Cocoanut Ice. L. Ball 3. Apple Pie.—L. Ball I. TABLE DECORATIONS. Bouquet.—Mrs H. P. Sills 1 and 2, Mrs Montgomery 3. Spray.—W. S. Wordsworth 1 and 2, Mrs Montgomery 3. Buttonhole. —W. S. Wordsworth 1 and 2, Mrs Montgomery 3. Cut Flowers.—Frank Sills 1. JAMS. Blackberry.—Mrs W. F. Underwood 1, Mrs G. Horniblow 2, Mrs B. Rowland 3. Loganberry—Mrs J. Thomas 1. Cape Gooseberry.—Mrs A. R. Valder 1, Miss Montgomery 2, Miss M. Montgomery 3. Collection of Jams.—Miss Montgomery 1, Miss Curnow 2, Mrs A. R. Valder 3. Damson. —Mrs J. McCraith 1, Mrs F. Webb 2 and 3. Plum. —Mrs F. Webb 1, Mrs J. McCraith 2, Mrs J. C. Ambury 3. Japanese Plum. —Mrs Montgomery 1 and 3, Mrs Underwood 2. Marmalade.—Mrs Underwood 1, Miss Curnow 2. Melon.—Miss B. Wells 1, Mrs Underwood 2. Peach.— Mrs ,T. Thomas 1, Mrs A. R. A'alder 2. Strawberry.—Miss Montgomery 1 and 2, Mrs Curnow 3. Dried Apricot Jam. —Mrs ,T. C. McCraith 1. Apple Jelly.— Mrs G. Horniblow 1, Mrs J. C. Amburv 2 and 3. Collection Jelly.—Mrs J. C. McCraith 1. Quince .Telly.—Mrs McCraith 1. BOTTLE. Beet. —Mrs P. Webb 1. Cabbage—Mrs B. Rowland 1. Chutney.—Mrs Valder 1, Mrs ,T. 0. Ambury 2. Peaches.— Miss A. Montgomery 1 and 2, Miss E. Dodd 3. Plums. —Miss A. Montgomery 1 and 2, Mrs McCraith 3. Collection of Plums. —Miss A. Montgomery .1 and 2. Collection Fruit. —Miss A. Montgomery 1 and 2.—llonev. —Miss H. Wilkins 1, Miss O. Fischer 2. Tomato Pickle. — Miss C. Downs 1, Mrs J. C. Amburv 2. Tomato Sauce. —Mrs F. Webb 1. Mrs Fischer 2. Mrs .T. Thomas 3. Apple Sauce.—Mrs McCraith 1, Mrs Ambury 2. Plum Sauce. —Mrs McCraith 1, Mrs B. Wills 2. GIRLS UNDER 20. Plum Jam. —Miss M. Montgomery I and 2. Plum Jam (Jap.).—Miss M. Montgomery 1. Apple Jelly.—Miss M. Montgomery 1 and 2. Collection Jam. —Miss M. Montgomery 1 and 2.

WINES, ETC. Grape Wine. —G. H. Bradley 1, 2 and 3. Hop Beer.—Mrs Chas. Sills 3 and 2, Vinegar.—Mrs T. Montgomery 1, 2 and

PRODUCE

Judge: Mr J. I. Downcs, Auckland. Stewards: Messrs T. Downs, W. Simpkin, Chas. Sills, and H. J. Slade. Sheaf Oaten Hay.—G. H. Bradley 3 and 3j Joe Morrison 2. Maize grain.— G. H. Bradley 3, 2 and 3. Maize cobs.— L. J. Ambury 3, H. Bradley 2, G. H. Bradley 3. Mangolds.—J. Thomas 3. Long Beet.—R. Wordsworth 1. Beet, round.—R. Wordsworth 3, J. P. Bartlett 2, M. W. Thomas 3. Table Turnips.— J. Thomas 1. Turnips (swede). —R. Wordsworth 3. Field Turnips.—G. Simpkin 3, A. R. Valder 2 and 3. Table Pumpkin. —H. Beazlcy 3 and 2, G. Simpkin 3. Field Pumpkin.—G. Simpkin 3, M. Simpkin 2. Squash.—Mrs J. Curnow 1, 2 and 3. Vegetable Marrow.—H. Downs 3, Mrs W. Beckers 2. Vegetable Marrow (unripe).—Bert Dreadon 3, H. Bradley 2, J. Thomas 3. Pie Melon. —G. Simpkin 3. Cucumbers. —C. Bickers 3, R. Wordsworth 2. Cucumbers (prickly).—Chas. Sills 3. Table Cabbage.—C. Dreadon 3. Field Cabbage.— R. Wordsworth 3., French Beans in husk—J. Thomas 1, M. W. Thomas 2. Runner Beans. —J. Thomas 3 and 2. Peas (any kind). —J. Thomas 3 and 2, L. J. Ambury 3. Collection Vegetables. —R. Wordsworth 3, H. J. Slade 2. Parsnips. —J. P. Bartlett 3, H J. Slade 2. Long Carrots. —J. P. Bartlett 1, R. Wordsworth 2, H. J. Slade 3. Rhubarb. —H. Bradley 3. Kumaras. —Mrs M. Topia 1 and 2, H. P. Sills 3. Potatoes. —H. F. Miller 3, R. Wordsworth 2. Potatoes (any kind). —J. B. Fischer 1 and 3, H. T. Beazley 2. Collection of Potatoes. —C. Dreadon 3. Onions (Brown Spanish).—W. Simpkin 3 and 2, J. P. Bartlett 3. Onions (straw colioured). —R. Wordsworth 3. Onions (any kind). —R: Wordsworth 3. Tomatoes. —L. J. Ambury 1. Short Carrots. —W. Simpkin 3. R. Wordsworth 2. Maize. —W. Lowther 3, G. H. Bradley 2, H. Bradley 3. Six Hen Eggs.—W. John 3, W. Kennedy 2, Raymond Mills 3. MISCELLANEOUS. Axe Handle.—C. F. Dassler 3. Wood-carving.—A. Crooks 3, 2 and 3.

FRUIT.

Judge: Mr J. 1. Downes. Stewards: Messrs T. Downs, W. Simpkin, C. Sills, H. J. Slade. Collection Fruit. —Montgomery Bros. 3, R. Wordsworth 2. Collection Apples (cooking).—Montgomery Bros. 3 and 2, H. P. Sills 3. Collection Dessert Apples.—H. P. Sills 1, Mrs M. A. Fischer 3. Collection Pears. —R. Wordsworth 1, Montgomery ISros. 2. Collection Peaches. —R. Wordsworth 1. Four Irish Peach Apples. —G. Simpkin 1 and 3, "Montgomery Bros 2. Gravenptein Apples—D. McKenzie 3, Mrs M. A. Fischer 2. J. Thomas and Montgomery Bros 3.

Northern -Spy Apples.—G. Simpkin 1, R. M. Green 2, Mrs Fischer 3. Blenheim Orange Apples. —Montgomery Bros. 1, H. P. Sills 2. Red Astrachan. —R. Wordsworth. 3, Montgomery Bros. 2. Delicious. —C. Sills 1 and 2, R. Wordsworth 3. Apples (any kind). —Montgomery Bros. 1 and 2, R. M. Green 2. Cooking Apples.—W. Curnow 1 and 3, R. Wordsworth 2. Stone Pippin.—Gv Simpkin 1. Apples (any kind). —G. Simpkin 1, R. M. Green 2, H. P. Sills 3. Peaches (Kia Ora). —R. Wordsworth 3. Peach, (any kind). —W. Simpkin 3, 2 and 3. Pears. —Montgomery Bros. 3 and 2, J. Thomas 3 Pears (any kind). —Montgomery 1, H. P. Sills 2, R. Wordsworth 3. Plums (any kind). — G. Simpkin 3 and 2. Japanese Plums. —G. Simpkin 3. Plum (any kind).— R. Wordsworth 3. Quinces. —R. Green 3, Montgomery Bros. 2 and 3. Miscellaneous. —Miss C. Downs 1, H. Keer 2, R. Wordsworth 3. Nectarines. —R. Wordsworth 2. Passion Fruit.—R. Wordsworth 3, W. Simpkin 2. I

SCHOOL COMPETITIONS.

Judge: Mrs H. Sills,

Steward: Miss P. M. Maloughney.

Shaded Pencil Design, Std. Vl.— Wilson Browning 3, Alma Dodd 2 and Evelyn Wilkins 3. Shaded Pencil Design, Std. V.—Kathleen Underwood 3, Winnie Keer 2, J. Morrison 3. Outline Pencil Design, Std. IV. —Lilian Corkill 3, Daphne May 2, Ronald As 1 kew 3. Crayon Design, Std. 111. — Walter Welsh 1, Nich Martinovich 2, Molly Phelan 3. Brush Design, Std. V.—Eric May 3, R. Griffiths 2. Brush Design from Nature, Std. IV.--May Morton 3, Harry Dawson 2, Daphne May 3. Writing, showing figures, Std. Vl.—Wilson Browning 1, Phyllis

Anderson 2, Alma Boyes and Evelyn Wilkin 3. Writing, Std. V.—Marjory; Hackett 1, Roy Cleary 2, May .Corkill 3. Writing, Std. IV. —May Morton 1, Eex Cleary 2, Thelma Mills 3. Essay (Northern Wairoa), Std. VI. —H. J. Ball 1, M. Martinovich 2, Evelyn Wilkins 3. Composition, Stds. IV and IV. —Kathleen Simpton 1, Cliff Gaddis 2, Frank Sills 3. Plasticene Work, Std. L and under. —Mary Simpkin and Lily Hendry 1, Hazel Underwood and Ivy Dodd 2, Mary Martinovich and Alice Morgan 3. ' TABLE DECORATIONS AND FLOWERS. Collection Wild Flowers. —Miss N. Sills 1, Claud Sills 2, Mavis Thomas 3.