Northern Wairoa A. and P. Show

Northern Advocate, 20 February 1939, Page 3

Northern Wairoa A. and P. Show

f Special r o " Northern Advocate ”] DARGAVILLE, This Day.

At the Northern Wairoa Agricultural and Pastoral Association’s Show at Arapohue on Saturday, all records were broken, both in entries and attendance. Gate receipts totalled £155., as compared with the previous best of £96.

HORSES. Judge: Mr J. O’Shea (Whangarei). WORKING HORSES. Medium draught mare or gelding; J. Dobbs 1 and 2, R. Powell 3. Pair of agricultural horses; J. Dobbs 1, R. Powell 2. Team of three agricultural horses: J. Dobbs 1, R. Powell 2. Mare with foal at foot: J. Dobbs 1,2 and 3. Best filly or colt foal: J. Dobbs 1, 2 and 3. General purposes horses: T. Woollam 1, R. Thornton 2, R. Powell 3. Mare, suitable for breeding remount: P. Speed 1 and 2, J. Dobbs 3.BLOODSTOCK. Judge: Mr W. Pearson (Ohaeawai). Mare or gelding: R. Powell 1, H. Hatrell 2, C. J. Dobbs 3. ROADSTERS. Maiden hack: J. C. Ambury 1, J. Muloughhey 2, A. V. Page 3. Hack, up to 14 stone: Mrs T. Nash 1, A. Stevens 2, R. Powell 3. Hack, up to 12 stone: M. Sloane 1, J. Spick 2, Miss M. Mitchell 3. Hack up to 10 stone: Miss Z. Nash 1, J. Stevens 2, J. Spick 3. Lady’s hack, ridden by lady: Miss M. Sloane 1, Miss Z. Nash 2, Miss M. Mitchell 3. Cobb, mare or gelding, lightweight: C. J. Dodds 1, J. Nash and Sons 2, J. McKenzie 3. Cobb, mare or gelding, heavyweight: Miss K. McDonald 1, J. C. Ambury 2, A. Austin 3. High jump: J. Nash and Sons 1, G. McKay 2. Maiden, hunter: F. McKay 3. Lightweight hunters, capable of carrying 12 stone: J. Nash and Sons I, J. and B. Finlay,son 2, F. Stanaway 3. Heavyweight hunters, capable of carrying 14 stone: J. and B. Finlayson 1, J. Ingram 2, M. Sloane 3. Pony hunter, 14.2 hands and under: J. Nash and Sons 1, W. McAneny 2, L. Fisher 3. Lady hunter: J. Nash and Sons 1, J. and B. Finlayson 2, J. Spick 3. Champion hunter: J. Spick’s Tommy 1, J. Nash and Sons Dandy 2. Champion hack: Miss M. Sloane 1. Horses suitable for remount: H. Stevens 1, Miss J. Spick 2, Miss M. Sloane 3. Lady rider: Miss M. Sloane 1, Miss D. i Draffin 2, Miss Z. Nash 3. Gentleman j rider: J. C. Ambury 1, T. Clotworthy j 2. Lady rider who has never won a i prize: Miss Z. Nash 1, Miss V. Mur-! doch 2, Miss T. Nash 3. Best walking horse: A. Stevens 1, A. Coates 2, J. [' Stevens 3. Best paced hack: A. j Stevens 1, Miss M. Sloane 2, J. Stev- j ens 3. i

PONY CLASS. Pony, 14.2 hands and under: C. J. Dodds 1, W. McAneny 2, J. Nash and Sons 3. Pony, 13.2 hands and under: M. Brown 1, J. Dobbs 2. M. Mackey 3. 12 hands and under: J, Dobbs 1, Miss J. Christie 2, Best walking pony 13.2 and under; L. Brown 1, J. Dobbs 2, Miss J. Christie 3. Girl rider under 15 years: M. Brown 1, L. Harding 2, P. Martin 3. Girl rider under 12 years: J. Nash 1, N. Martin 2, Z. Mackey 3. Boy rider under 12 years: D. Ingram 1 P. Moloughney 2, M. Stanaway 3. Boy rider under 15 years: H. Carter 1, S. Cates 2, A. Foreman 3. CATTLE. Registered pedigree Jerseys (Judge, Mr A. E. Western (Bellblock). Bull, 3 years and over: Mrs O. W. Lewis 1, W. P. Begg 2, F. Johnnssen 3. Bull, 2 years and over: Montgomery Bros 1 G. and E. Worthington 2 and 3. Bull 1 year and over, judged on production of dam and type: F. Johanssen 1. N. Sterling 2, J. A. Moffatt and G. and E. Worthington equal 3. Bull, 1 year: G. and E. Worthington 1, N. Sterling 2, J. R. Dodd 3. Bull calf: R. and C. Wilkins 1 F. Johanssen 2, G. and E. Worthington 3. Cow in milk, with c.o.r. to be judged on production and type: J. A. Moffatt 1 and 3, N. P. Begg 2. Cow in milk, or visibly in calf: J. A. Moffatt 1 and 2, N. Sterling 3. Heifer, 2 years, in milk. F. Johanssen 1, W. P. Begg 2. Heifer,! year; W. P. Begg 1, J. N. Sterling 2, J. A. Moffatt 3. Heifer calf: J. A. Moffatt 1 and 3, N. Sterling 2. Bull, 1 yearling heifer and one year calf to be progeny of I bull: W. P. Bell 1, R. and C. Wilkins 2, Montgomery Bros 3. Progency class (restricted to animals bred by residents of Hobson and Otamatea counties and Tokatoka and Ruawai ridings); Bull, one year: J. R. Dodd 1. Montgomery Bros 2. W. P. Begg 3. Bull calf; R. and C. Wilkins 1 and 3, F. Johanssen 2. Heifer one year: W. P. Begg 1. W. A. Moffatt 2, R. and C. Wilkins 3. Heifer calf: J. A. Moffatt 1 2 and 3. Champion bull: Mrs O. W. Lewis, reserve, W. P. Begg. Champion cow: J. A. Moffatt, reserve J. A. Moffatt. Local j breeders group: Bull and two females i any age: J. A. Moffatt 1, W. P. Begg 2. j Montgomery Bros 3.

GRADE JERSEYS. (Judge, Mr F. Cullen, Maungaturoto). Best grade dairy cow exhibited by Northern Wajroa co-operative dairy company supplier: G. C. Webb 1, J. McGrath 2, J. R. Dodd 3. Cow: G. S. Webb 1 and 2, J. R. Dodd 3. Cow 3 year old: J. R. Dodd 1. Heifer, 2 year: G. S. Webb 1. One year: R. and C. Wilkins 1, Mrs O. Lewis 2, G. S. Webb 3. Heifer calf: R. and C. Wilkins 1 and 2,

G. Bellingham 3. Calf Club members classes: Light breeds: J. A. Moffatt 1,

W. Webb 2. Heavy breeds R. Thompson 1, N. Thompson 2, L. Thompson 3. One year: W. Webb 1, Montgomery 2. 2 year: W. Johanssen 1.

DAIRY STOCK. (Judge, Mr A. S. Cruickshank, Matamata).

Registered Pedigree milking shorthorns Bull, aged: W. Di’eadon 1. Bull 2 year: W. Dreadonl and champion, A. Bonner 2, J. McCraith 3. Bull, one year: W. Dreadon 1, W. A. Carter 2, K. Webb 3. Bull calf: L. B. Berridge 1, K. Webb 2 and 3. Cow: W. Dreadon 1,2 and 3. Heifer, 2 year; K. Webb 1, J, McCraith 2 and 3. Heifer, one year: J. McCraith 1, W. Dreadon 2 and 3. Heifer calf: W. Dreadon 1,2 and 3. GRADE MILKING SHORTHORNS. Cow; J. McCraith 1, W. Dreadon 2, K. Webb 3. Heifer, three year old: K. Webb 1 and 3, j} McCraith 2. Heifer two year: J. McCraith 1, Montgomery Bros. 2, L. B. Berridge 3. Heifer, one year: Montgomery Bros. 1, K. Webb 2, W. Berridge 3. Heifer calf: W. Dreadon 1,2 and 3. Pedigree Fr’esians. — bull calf: R. E. Sills 3.

BEEF PRODUCING BREEDS (Judge, Mr. J. S. Cruickshank, Mata Mata). Shorthorns. Cow: K. Webb 1 and 2. Herefords, bull, two years old: G. Smith 1. Fat cattle, cow, most money value: K. Webb. Pen of two hand fed steer calves: W. Dreadon 1 and 3, K. Webb 2.

PIGS. (Judge, C. S. Stevens, Paparoa)

Berkshire. —boar: Robinson Bros. 1, R. Bomer 2, W. A. Preston 3. Sow: Robinson Bros. 1, R. Bomer 2. Boar, eight months and under: H. A. Crawford 1. Boar, 18 months and under: Robinson Bros. 1. Sow, eight months and under: Robinson Bros. 1. Sow, 18 months and under: R. Bomer 1.

Tamworths. —Sows: Okahu Pig Club 1. Sow, four months and under: F. Staples 1, A. Cates 2. Sow, 18 months and under; G. Thurston 1. Sow, eight months and under: J. C. Ambury 1. Sheep

(Judge, Mr M. Richards, Tangowahine)

STUD ROMNEY MARSH.

Ram, over two years: J. C. Ambury 1 and 2, Marriner and Co. 3. Ram hoggets; J. C. Ambury 1 and 2, J. G. Wilson 3. Ram hogget, bred by exhibitor: J. C. Ambury 1 and 2, B. Coleman 3. Ram lamb: Marriner and Co. 1, J. W. Wilson 2, B. Coleman 3. Pen of two ram lambs: Marriner and Co. 1, J. C. Ambury 2. One ewe: J. C. Ambury 1 and 3, Marriner and Co. 2. Pen of two ewes; J. C. Ambury 1, J. G. Wilson 2, Marriner and Co. 3. One ewe hogget: J. G. Wilson 1 and 2, B. Coleman 3. Two ewe hoggets: J. G. Wilson 1 and 2. One ewe lamb: Marriner and Co. 1, J. G. Wilson 2 and 3. Two ewe lambs: Marriner and Co. 1, J. G. Wilson 2 and 3, FLOCK ROMNEY MARSH. One ewe: H. P. Turner 1 and 2, J. C. Ambury 3. Two ewes: J. C. Ambury 1,2 and 3. One ewe hogget: H. P. Turner 1 and 2, J. C. Ambury 3. Two ewe hoggets: J. C. Ambury 1. One ewe lamb: F. E. Crupps 1, J, C. Ambury 2, K. Webb 3. Two ewe lambs: K. Webb 1, J. C. Ambury 2. STUD SOUTHDOWNS.

Ram, over two years: G. and R. Coates. Ram hogget: G. and R. Coates 1 and 3, K. and H. Lendrum 2. Ram hogget, bred by exhibitor: G. and RCoates 1 and 2. Ram lamb: G. and R. Coates 1. One ewe: G. and R. Coates 1,2 and 3. Two ewes: G. and R. Coates 1. One ewe hogget: G. and R. Coates 1 and 2. Two ewe hoggets: G. and R. Coates 1. FLOCK SOUTHDOWN.

One ewe: Montgomery Bros. 1,2 and 3. One ewe lamb, Montgomery Bros. 1,2 and 3. Fat sheep.—Two down or down-cross wethers suitable for freezing, under 641 b dead weight: G. and R. Coates 1 and 2, K. Webb 3. Two long wool ewes, suitable for freezing, under, 641 b dead weight: Montgomery Bros. 1,2 and 3. Two Down or Down cross ewes, suitable for freezing, under 641 b dead weight: G. and R. Coates 1 and 2, Montgomery Bros. 3. Two long wool lambs, suitable for freezing; Montgomery Bros. 1,2 and 3. Two Down or Down cross lambs, suitable for freezing: Montgomery Bros. 1,2 and 3. Two butchers’ wethers: G. and R. Coates 1,2 and 3. Two butcher’s ewes: G. and R. Coates 1,2 and 3. Two butcher’s lambs: Montgomery Bros. 1. Pet lamb; L. Thompson 1, J. R. Green 2.