OXFORD SHOW

North Canterbury Gazette, Volume 6, Issue 64, 2 April 1937, Page 5

OXFORD SHOW

Successful Throughout HIGH STANDARD OF ENTRIES The Oxford A. and P. Association Avas faA'oured Avith fine weather for its annual shoAv yesterday. There Avas a large attendance of the public, and visitors Avere present from many parts. The gate takings Avere considerably in excess of last year’s. The shoAv officials, Avith Mr Lancelot Watson as hon. secretary, Avorked Avith zeal to make this year’s venture a success. General satisfaction Avas expressed at the smooth running and efficiency Avith Avhich the shoAv Avas carried out. The lit. Hon. G. W. Forbes, M.P., Avas an interested spectator, and an apology for Avas' received from the Hon. D. Buddo, M.L.C. Entries Avere up to the usual standard—a falling off being noticeable in the horse and cattle sections only. In the sheep sections competition Avas keen and the quality decidedly good, particularly in flock and purebred exhibits. The light horse section Avas smaller than usual, but the quality of the entries Avas good. Cattle entries Avere Aveak. An exhibition of roots Avas particularly good, there being over 100 entries of potatoes alone, and the sample Avas outstanding. The quality Avas excellent in each entry, and judging in this class Avas difficult. Good entries Avere received for the avool fleece section, and the exhibits Avere particularly good. In the grain and seed classes the entries Avere up to the usual high standard. Entries in the floAver section Avere Aveaker than usual, but some excellent blooms Avere displayed, and in most cases a high standard Avas maintained. A judging competition for members, of the Young Farmers’ Clubs Avas keenly contested. The competition comprised three sections—Clydesdale horse, Corriedale eAve, and Friesian coav. There Avere over 20 entries in each class. During the afternoon Mr D. J. Sidey, of Lincoln Agricultural College, the judge of the flock sheep section, gave a demonstration Avhich proved of unusual interest to farmers. Results of the judging Avere: — Draught Horses (Judge: Mr A. M. Leask) Colt foal (4)—M. E. Jenkins 1 and champion, E. J. Grimsey 2, R. Davis 3. Filly foal (2) —Geo. CoAveiis 1 and 2. Yearling filly (3): E. J. Grimsey 1 and 2. Two-year filly (2): Geo. Owens 1 and 2. Brood mare Avith foal at foot (3): Geo. CoAvens 1 and champion, E. J. Grimsey 2. Dry mare, four years or over (5): E. J. Grimsey 1 and 3, H. G. Cross 2. Gelding, four years or over (1): M. E. Jenkins 1. Mare or gelding, up to 30cAVt (2): E. J. Grimsey 1, Geo. CoAvens 2. Dry mare or gelding, suitable for tip dray (3): M. E. Jenkins 1, E. J. Grimsey 2. Brood mare and tAvo of her progeny (1): E. J. Grimsey 1. Four mares and fillies, property of exhibitor (2): E. J. Grimsey 1, Geo. CoAvens 2. Walking draught horse (4): Geo. CoAvens 1, E. J. Grimsey 2. Tavo horse plough team (2): E. J. Grimsey 1, Geo. Owens 2. Threehorse plough team (2): E. J. Grimsey 1, Geo. Owens 2. Oxford challenge cup, A’alue £5/5/-, for best tAvo-year-old filly, colt, or gelding: G. Owens. Light Horses (Judge: Mr W. F, Parkinson) Colt or filly foal (4): A. M. Palmer 1, Bloor and Wells 2, Mrs A. A. Fantham 3. Yearling colt or filly (1) : E. H. Thompson 1. TAvo-year-old gelding or filly (3): C. C. Wells 1, A. M. Palmer 2, M. B. Leslie 3. Hackney brood mare, Avith foal at foot (2): A. M. "Palmer 1, E. H. Thompson 2. Hack, to 11 stone (5): Miss Sheena Gillanders 1, Mrs H. T. Little 2, F. W. Jarman 3. Hack, to 14 stone (4): Miss Audrey Tutton’s Merrymaid 1 and ch, Airs H. T. Little 2. Lady’s hack (6): Miss Audrey Tuddon 1, Miss Sheena Gillanders 2, Mrs H. T. Little 3. Best lady rider (4) : Miss M. Little 1. Best Avalking hack (5): C. C. Wells 1, Miss Audrey Tutton 2. Maiden hack, to 12 stone (3): R. Parsons 1, J. Tlwaites 2. Brood mare and tAVo of progeny (1) A. M. Palmer 1-. Hack to 14 st., oAvned by district resident (1): C. C. Wells 1. Troop horse, to carry 18 st. (2) : Mrs H. T. Little 1, R. Parsons 2. Gig horse, to 15.2 (2): E. E. Lilley’s Revenge 1 and ch, Mrs A. A. Fantham 2. Best turn-out (1): E. E. Lilly 1. Field artillery horse, to 15cAVt. (1): Bloor and Wells 1. Mare, not under 14.3, suitable to mate Avith thoroughbred horse for breeding remounts (4):

Miss Audrey Tutton 1, Bloor and Walls 2. Cobs and Ponies (Judge: Mr D. W. Westenra) Two-year cob (1): M. E. Jenkins 1. Cob, to 14.3, ridden (1): E. E. Lilly 1. Cob, to 14.3, saddle (1): E. E. Lilly 1. Yearling pony (1): W. Jenkins 1. Two-year-old pony (1): L. H. Leslie 1. Pony in saddle, to 14.2 (2) : Miss Shona Bassett 1. Polo pony, not exceeding 14.2 (1): Miss Shona Bassett 1. Maiden saddle pony, under 14 hands, ridden (4): Nola Jenkins 1, W. R. T. Ross 2, Geo. Early 3. Pony to 13.2 hands, ridden (6): Mefvyn Jenkins 1 and ch, Isobel Wells 2, Beulah Jenkins 3. Pony to 12.2, ridden (4): G. Early 1, Zelda Jenkins 2, Jack Cross 3. Pony, not exceeding 12 hands (4): W. Jenkins 1, Jack Cross 2, H. Jenkins 3. Pony in harness, under 14 hands, driven (2): W. R. T. Ross 1, Isobel Wells 2. Pony in harness, to 13.2 (2): Mervyn Jenkins 1 and ch, W. R. T. Ross 2. Pony in harness, to 12.2 (1): Colin Cross 1. Pony in harness, to 12 hands (2) : Colin Cross 1, W. Jenkins 2. School pony (5): Nola Jenkins 1, G. Early 2, E. Grimsey 3. Boy and Girl Riders—Boy, under 10 years (3): M. Black 1, N. Mehrtens 2. Boy, 10 to 15 (4): M. Jenkins 1, K. Wells 2, W. Hawke 3. Girl, under 10 (1) : Zelda Jenkins 1. Girl, 10 to 15 years (3): B. Jenkins 1, N. Jenkins 2, I. Grimsey 3. Pony trot (4): I. Wells 1, M. Jenkins 2, B. Jenkins 3. Competitions (Judges: Messrs Parkinson, Westenra) Maiden hunter, not less than lOst. (1): Miss Y. Begg 1. Hunter or hack (6): Miss Audrey'Tutton 1, Mrs H. T. Little 2, 'F. W. Jarman 3. Hunter, ridden by lady (6): Miss Audrey Tutton 1, Miss Sheena Gillanders 2, F. W. Jarman 3. . Pony jump, not over 14.2 (1) A. G. Beere 1. Pony jump, not over 13.2 (2): A. G. Beere 1, Isobel Wells 2. Fat Sheep (Judge: Mr D. McLaughlin) White-faced cross lambs, to 801 b (1): A. E. Cross 1. White-faced cross lambs, to 901 b. (2): W. A. B. Reed 1 and ch., A. E. Cross 2. Down-cross lambs, not to exceed 801 b (1): A. E. Cross 1. Not to exceed 901 b. (2): W. A. B. Reed 1, A. E. Cross 2. Not to exceed 1001 b (2): W. A. B. Reed 1, A. E. Cross 2. Heavy-weights (2): G. Cowens 1 and ch., W. A. B. Reed 2. AVhite-faced cross wethers (1): Reed 1. Merino wethers (1), Croy Bros. 1. Ewes, 1201 b. (2): Reed 1, Cross 2. Any weight, any age (5): Reed 1, C. H. Bassett 2, J. J. Skurr 3. Pet lamb (5) Miss H. Sheat 1, Miss E. M. Sheat 2, Arthur Paget 3. N.Z. Refrigerating Co.’s special for best pen of five fat lambs suitable for export (1): A. E. Cross 1. T. Borthwick and Sons’ special for best pen of three fat lambs most suitable for export: T. S', lnnes 1. Flock Sheep * (Judge: Mr D. J. Sidey) First-cross ewe lambs (3): Croy Bros I, R. E. Judson 2, L. G. Skurr 3. First-cross two-tooth halfbred ewes (5): Croy Bros. 1 and 2, L. G. Skurr 3. Crossbred ewe lambs (3): R, E. Judson 1 and 2. Crossbred ewes, two-tooth (3) : R. E. Judson 1 and 2, L. G. Skurr 3. Crossbred ewes, other than twotooth (3): J. J. Skurr 1, R. E. Judson 2. Threequarter-bred ewe lambs (4) J. J. Skurr 1, R. E. Judson 2, L. G. Skurr 3. Threequarter-bred ewes, two-tooth (4): R. E. Judson 1 and 3, L G. Skurr 2. Threequarter-bred ewes, other than two-tooth (3): J. J. Skurr 1, R. E. Judson 2, L. G. Skurr 3. Halfbred or Corriedale—Ewe lambs (6) J. J. Skurr 1, R. E. Judson 2 and 3. Ewes, two-tooth (6): A. E. Cross 1 and 2, R. E. Judson 3. Other than two-tooths (1): R. E. Judson 1. Ewes most suitable for keeping up wool and mutton export (3) —R. E. Judson 1, A. E. Cross 2, J. J. Skurr. 3. Fleece Competitions—Halfbred (2): Croy Bros. 1 and 2. Corriedale (7) : C. H. Bassett 1, A. E. Cross 2 and h c. Purebred Sheep (Judge: Mr F. L. McGregor) Merinos—Ram, other than two-tooth (2) :T. L. Jenkins 1 and 2. Ewe, two-tooth (3): T. L. Jenkins 1 and 2. Ewe, other than two-tooth (2): Croy Bros. 1, T. L. Jenkins 2. Ewe lambs (1): Croy Bros. 1. Corriedales—Ram, two-tooth (2): Jas. Reid 1,2, and ch. Ram, other than two-tooth (4): Jas. Reid 1, A. E. Cross 2 and 3. Ewe, two-tooth (11): A. E. Cross 1,3, and ch., Jas. Reid 2. Ewe, other than two-tooth (5): A. E. Cross 1,2, and hc. Ram lambs (2) : Jas. Reid 1, A. E. Cross 2 and 3. Ram lamb, in natural condition (5): A. E. Cross 1, Jas. Reid 2, A. G. Cross h c. Two ewe lambs (6): R. Bassett 1 and 2. Single ewe lamb, in natural condition (5): A. E. Cross 1 and h c, Jas. Reid 2. Single ewe lamb (6): Jas. Reid 1, A. E. Cross 2. The O’Halloran Challenge Cup, value £l3/13/-, for the four best Corriedale ewe lambs (4): R. Bassett 1. -

Halfbred—Ram, any age (3): T. L. Jenkins 1, L. D. Adams 2 and 3. Ewe, two-tooth (5): Croy Bros. 1, T. L. Jenkins 2 and h c. Ewe, other than two-tooth (2): T. L. Jenkins 1. Ram lambs (2): T. L. Jenkins 1, L. D. Adams 2. Ewe lambs (3): Croy Bros. I, T. L. Jenkins 2, L. D. Adams h c. Southdowns (judge, Mr T. AV. Brooks) —Ram, two-tooth" (2): Mrs J. D. Madeley 1, J. T. Croy 2. Ram, other than two-tooth (3): Mrs J. D. Madeley 1,2 and cli., J. T. Croy hc. Ewe, two-tooth (8): T. S. Hight 1 and 3, J. T. Croy 2. Ewe, other than twotooth (6): J. T. Croy 1, h c, and ch, Mrs J. Madeley 2. Two ram lambs (3): J. and S. Madeley 1 and h c, W. J. Jenkins 2. Ram lamb (5): Mrs J. D. Madeley 1, J. and S. Madeley 2, AY. J. Jenkins’ h c. Single ram lamb, in natural condition (8): AAL J* Jenkins 1, T. E. Hight 2, L. D. Adams 3. Two ewe lambs (5): Mrs J. D. Madeley 1, J and S. Madeley 2, AV. J. Jenkins h c. Ewe lamb (6): J. and S. Madeley 1, T. S. Hight 2, Mrs J. D. Madeley h c. Single ewe lamb, in natural condition (10): Mrs J. D. Madeley 1, AA r . J. Jenkins 2, J. Petrie senr. 3. Southdown Group Cup (3): J. and S. Madeley 1, Mrs J. D. Madeley 2, J. T. Croy 3. Border Leicester (judge, Mr H. F. AA T riglit)—Ewe, two-tooth (1): Misses M. and F. Meyers 1. Ewe, other than tAVo-tooth (1): Misses M. and F. Meyers 1. Two ewe lambs (1): Misses M. and F. Meyers 1. English Leicesters—Ram, two-tooth (1): Jas. Reid. Ewe, two-tooth (2): T. L. Jenkins 1 and 2. Two ram lambs (1): T. L. Jenkins 1. Ram lamb (2): T L. Jenkins 1 and 2. Single ram lamb in natural condition (2): T. L. Jenkins 1 and 2. Two ewe lambs (1) : T. L. Jenkins 1. Ewe lamb (2): T. L. Jenkins 1 and 2. Single ewe lamb, in natural condition (2): T. L. Jenkins 1. Romney Marsh—Ram, any age (1): L. D. Adams 1. Ewe, two-tooth (2): L. D. Adams 1 and 2. Ewe, other than two-tooth (1): L. D. Adams 1. Two ram lambs (1): L. D. Adams 1. Two ewe lambs (1): L. D. Adams 1.

Cattle (Judge—Mr J. C. Chamberlain) Shorthorn—Cow or heifer, grade (1): Miss F. Myers 1. Shorthorn (judge, Mr J. C. Chamberlain) —Cow or heifer, grade (1): Miss F. Meyers 1. Jersey (judge, Mr F. E. Martyn)— Heifer calved since May 1, 1936 (1): M. Frahm 1. Cow or heifer, grade (1): T. Mehrtens 1. Friesians (judge, Mr G. H. Hassall) —Cow or heifer (2): T. Mehrtens 1 and 2. Heifer, calved since 1 May 1, 1934 (1): T. Mehrtens 1. Heifer, calved since May 1, 1935 (3): I. Croy 1, T. Mehrtens 2. Bull, calved since May 1, 1936 (1): T. Mehrtens 2. ' Crossbreds and Fats—Cow any breed, district (3): G. T. Higginson 1, T. Mehrtens 2. Heifer, any breed (1): T. Mehrtens 1. Fat cow, any age (1): Miss F. Meyers 1. Open to North Canterbury Boys’ and Girls’ Clubs—Calf parade, ribbon to be given for champion calf (3): Cyril Thompson 1, Murray Frahm 2. Dogs Smooth-haired collie (5): F. C. Pavtelka 1, L. G. Skurr 2. Rough-haired collie (2): R. Bassett 1. Bearded collie (1): Miss A. Tytheridge 1. Pack of three dogs (1): It. Bassett 1. Dog Trial, driving and yarding competition (10): R. Wilson’s Fly 1, It. Wilson’s Miss Mac 2, F. Bush’s Bell 3.

Poultry (Judge: Mr F. H. Lovell). White Leghorn, cockerel (3): Alf Roi 1, W. E. Dailey 2r Pullet (4): H. Dellaca 1, H. E. Dailey 2 and c. Silver Wyandotte, cockerel (2): A.’ R. Dewar 1 and 2. Pullet (2): A. R. Dewar 1 and 2. Black Oprington, cockerel (4): K. L. Leslie 1 and 2, Alf Roi c. Pullet (6): K. L. Leslie 1. and h c, Alf Roi 2. Blank Minorca, cockerel (1): Mrs C. Bitmead 1. Cock, any other breed (2) : W. Dellaca 1, D. G. Blackmore 2. Hen (2): D. G. Blackmore 1. Cockerel (3): A Titheridge 1, D. G. Blackmore 2. Pullet (3) : Murray Mehrtens 1, A. Titheridge 2. Pair Ducks, Indian runner (3): E. O. Graham 1, N. Mehrtens 2. Grain and Seeds (Judge: Mr W. M. Shand) Solid straw Tuscan wheat (5): F. Mehrtens 1 and 2, N. W. Skurr h.c. Cross 7 wheat (4) : T. Mehrtens I, A. E. Cross 2 and h.c. Dun oats (2) : A. E. Cross 1 and 2. Algerian oats (2) : T. S. Innes 1 and 2. Oats, any variety (2): A. E. Cross 1 and 2. Oatsheaf chaff (3) : T. S. Innes 1, A. E. Cross 2. Garden peas (6): L. Gibson 1 ; 2, and h.c. Ryegrass (7): C. H. Bassett I, A. E. Cross 2 and h.c. Italian ryegrass (2): A. E. Cross 1 and 2. Cocksfoot (3): L. Gibson 1 and 2, N. W. Skurr h.c. Barley (5): T. L. Wright I, T. S'. Innes 2. White Clover (1): A. E. Cross 1 and 2. Trussed lucerne hay: (2): A. E. Cross 1. and 2. Roots (Judge: Mr W. A. Banks.) Potatoes (12): A. A. Fantham 1, J. Petrie, sen., 2, W. J. Jenkins 3. Blue kidney potatoes (7) : W. J. Jenkins 1, A. A. Fantham 2, L. T. Wright 3. Kidney potatoes (8): W. J. Jenkins 1, A. A. Fantham 2 and 3. Blue potatoes (4): W. J. Jenkins 1, A. A. Fantham 2 and 3. Red potatoes (9) : W. J. Jenkins 1, A. A. Fantham 2, L. T. Wright 3. Potatoes, any other colour (10): W. J. Jenkins 1, A. A. Fantham 2 and 3. White seed potatoes A 12): W. J. Jenkins 1, A. E. Cross 2, A. A. Fantham 3. Blue kidney seed potatoes (6): W. J. Jenkins 1, A. A. Fantham F. W. Englebrecht 3. Kidney seed potatoes, other than blue (6): A. E. Cross 1, A. A. Fantham 2, L. T. Wright 3. Blue seed potatoes (4) : T. S. Innes 1, W. J. Jenkins 2. Red seed potatoes (9) : A. A. Fantham 1 and 2, J. Petrie, sen., 3. Seed potatoes, any other colour (9)A. E. Cross 1 and 3, A. A. Fantham 2. Six varieties potatoes (3): W. J. Jenkins 1, A. A. Fantham 2, L. T. Wright 3. Turnips—Swede (5): R. E. Judson

1, W. J. Jenkins 2 and 3. Aberdeen, purple top (3): G. Kimber 1, R. Lilly 2. Imperial green globe (7): Bloor and Wells 1, Taylor Bros. 2, W. J. Jenkins 3. Yellow turnips (1): L. T. Wright 1. Selection turnips, three varieties (1): L. T. Wright 1. Heaviest turnips (1): E. Innes. Heaviest swedes (1): E. Innes 1. Carrots and Mangels.—Red carrots (3): A. A. Fantham 1, R. Lilly 2. White carrots (1): R. Lilly 1. Table carrots (4): F. W. Englebrecht 1, R. Lilly 2, R. Mehrtens 3. Long red mangels (2) : Warren School 1, R. Lilly 2. Yellow globe mangels (3): M. Winter 1, Warren School 2. Golden Tankard mangels (2): Warren School I. ■ Farm Roots.—Collection (2): R. Lilly 1, Oxford D.H.S. 2. Collection fodder plants (2): A. A. Fantham 1, Oxford D.H.S. 2. Parsnips (3): W.

Feary 1, R. Lilly 2. Onions (3): A. It. Dewer 1, I. Mehrtens 2. Leeks (1) It Lilly 1. Eschallots (4): R. Lilly 1, N. W. Skinner 2 and 3. Celery (2): A. A. Fantham 1. Junior Open to North Canterbury Boys’ and Girls’ Agricultural Clubs. Mangels (1) Warren School 1. Open to boys and girls in Oxford district—Collection produce (3) : I. Mehrtens 1, Oxford D.H.S. 2. Collection fodder plants (4): L. McGrath 1, Oxford D.H.S. 2, I. Mehrtens 3. White table potatoes (10): Colin Winter 1, Iv. Paget 2, Jno. Barr 3. Potatoes, other than white (9): M. Winter 1, Jack Cross 2, B. Cross 3. Table carrots (4): I. Mehrtens 1, K. Paget 2. Field carrots (1): I. Mehrtens 1. Parsnips (5) : I. Mehrtens 1, C. Mehrtens 2. Eschallots (2): I. Mehrtens 1. Fruit Cox’s Orange Pippin (2) : D. Croy 1, T. S. Innes 2. Jonathan apples (1): Mrs W. Fenwick 1. Reinette du Canada (2) : Mrs W. Fenwick 1, Mrs R. E. Judson 2. Ballarat Seedling (1): Mrs W. Fenwick 1. Sturmers (2) : R. Lilly 1, Mrs W. Fenwick 2. Delicious (2) Mrs R. E. Judson 1, Mrs W. Fenwick 2. Any other variety (3) : Miss W. Comyns 1, Mrs R, E. Judson 2. Cooking apples (3): Miss W. Comyns 1, Mrs Judson 2. Dessert (2): Mrs Judson 1, Mrs Fenwick 2. Heaviest apples (2): Mrs Fenwick 1, Miss Comyns 2. Keeping apples (1): Mrs Fenwick 1. Dessert pears (1): Oxford D.H.S. 1.

Home and Dairy Produce Judge: Mrs Colin Mclntosh.) Cookery.—Brown bread (2): Mrs W. Higginson 1, N. McKee 2. Yeast buns (I) M. McKee 1. Scones (4): Mrs C. R. Watson 1, Mrs Higginson 2, Mrs G. H. Hassall 3. Nut bread (2): Mrs E. E. Walsh and Mrs W. B. Moody (equal) 1. Girdle scones (3) : Mrs C. R. Watson 1, Mrs G. Higginson 2, Mrs J. South 3. Sponge cake (5) : Mrs G. H. Hassall 1, Mrs S. T. Dailey 2, Mrs G. Higginson 3. Sponge roll (2) : Mrs W. B. Moody 1, Miss R. M. Skurr 2. Sponge sandwich (8) : Mrs P. Higginson 1, Miss R. N. Skurr 2, Mrs C. R. Watson 3. Fruit cake (8): Miss C. M. Sheat 1, Mrs J. Smith 2, Mrs G. Higginson 3. Pound cake (4): Mrs W. Higginson 1, Mrs H. E. Dailey 2. Seed cake (4): Mrs W. N. Dailey 1, Mrs A. Blain 2. Sultana cake (7) : Mrs W. B. Moody 1, Mrs A. Blain 2, Mrs W. M. Dailey 3. Madeira cake (4): Mrs A. Blain and Mrs W. M. Dailey equal 1. Marble cake (2) : Mrs W. B. Moody 1, Mrs E. E. Walsh 2. Victoria sponge (3) : Mrs W. M. Dailey 1, Mrs W. B. Moody 2. Gingerbread (4) : Mrs G. Higginson 1, Mrs W- B- Moody 2, Mrs P. Smith 3. Cream puffs (3) : D. Fenwick 1, Mrs R. J. Gilchrist 2. Suet plum pudding (2): Mrs W. B. Moody I. Mrs E. E. Walsh 2 . Shortbread (II) Mrs W. Higginson 1, Mrs W. B. Moody 2, Mrs P. Smith 3. Sausage rolls (2): Mrs R. J. Gilchrist 1, Mrs W. B. Moody 2. Afternoon tea tray (5) : Miss Betty Knowles 1 and 2, Mrs J. Smith 3. Tartlets (2): Mrs W. B. Moody 1. Pikelets (2): Mrs R. J. Gilhrist 1, Mrs W. B, Moody 2. Separator butter (5): A. Marsh 1, Mrs G. C. Mehrtens 2, Mrs A. Blain 3. Honey (1): D. Mehrtens 1. Workman’s lunch (1): E, Taylor 1. Girls under 18—Scones (4): E. Meyers 1, P. Higginson 2. Sponge sandwich (4) : P. Higginson 1, F. Meyers 2. Pikelets (3): P. Higginson 1, N. Wells 2. Afternoon tea tray (2) : J. Smith 1. Girls under 16—Scones (3}: E. Meyers 1, R. Mehrtens 2. Sponge sandwich (4) : C. Gilchrist 1, P. Wotherspoon 2, D. Dixon 3. Pikelets (1): G. Gilchrist 1.

Jams, Jellies, and Preserves (Judge: Mrs W. Syme). Collection bottled fruit (1): Mrs W. B. Moody 1. Collection home-made jams (3) : Miss R. M. Skurr 1 and 2. Collection bottled fruit, not more than three varieties (1): Mrs W. B. Moody 1. Black currant jam (4); Miss R. M. Skurr 1, Mrs W. M. Dailey 2, Mrs W. B. Moody hc. Orange marmalade (2) : Mrs E. E. Walsh 1, Miss R. M. Skurr

2 . Grapefruit marmalade (1): Miss R. M. Skurr 1. Raspberry jam (6) : Mrs W. B. Moody 1, Miss R. M. Skurr 2, Mrs A. Winter h c. Loganberry jam (1): Miss R. M. Skurr 1. Apricot jam (5): Miss R. M. Skurr 1 and 2, Mrs A. Winter h c. Jam, apple and blackberry (1): Miss R. M. Skurr 1. Tomato jam (1): Mrs W. B. Moody 1. Marrow jam (1): Mrs W. B. Moody 1. Collection jellies (2): Mrs W- B. Moody 1, Miss R. M. Skurr 2. Red currant jelly (1): Miss R. M. Skurr 1. Black currant jelly (1): Miss R. M. Skurr 1. Jar apple jelly (2): Mrs W. B Moody 1, Mrs G. H. Hassall 2. Preserved fruit (1): D. Mehrtens 1. Pot apple jelly (2): P. Waterman 1, W. Waterman 2. Collection sauces (2): Mrs E. E. Walsh 1. Some-made soap (2): Mrs A. Marsh 1, Mrs E. E. ( Walsh 2.

Flowers ) (Judge: Mrs E. L. King) y Cut Blooms—Twelve roses((2l:) 1 : Mrs : G. Higginson 1, Mrs T. Inch 2. Six roses (4): Mrs F. Gorton 1, Mrs T. Inch 2, Mrs G. Higginson 3. Three roses, distinct (5): Mrs G. Higginson * 1, Rona Feary 2, Mrs F. Gorton 3. s Specimen rose (2) : Mrs T. Inch 1, Mrs F. Gorton 2. Collection sweet peas, 12 - varieties (1): Mrs McCaw 1. Collection sweet peas, six varieties (6): Mrs l McCaw 1, Mrs F. Gorton 2. Bowl - sweet peas (1): Mrs J. Tomlinson 1. e Three dahlias (1): Mrs F. Gorton 1. , Collection hardy cut flowers (2): Mrs , F. Gorton 1, It. E. Judson 2. Collec- , tion cut flowers, six distinct kinds (4): - Mrs F. Gorton 1, Mrs J. Tomlinson 2, . Mrs H. Feary 3. Display of gladioli - (2) : Mrs H. Feary 1, Mrs W. M. Dals ley 2. African marigolds (1): Miss W. Corny ns 1. French marigolds (2): Mrs J. Tomlinson 1, Mrs F. Gorton 2. Michaelmas daisies (2): Mrs F. Gorton , 1-. Bowl daisies (2): Mrs J. Tomlinson : 1, Miss R. M. Skurr 2. Nasturtiums - (4): Miss R. M. Skurr 1, Mrs W. M. . Dailey 2, Mrs J. Tomlinson 3. Decor- : ated vase flowers (3): Mrs W. M. Dal- . ley 1, Miss R. Gorton 2. Lady’s day s spray (3): Miss Betty .Knowles 1, Mrs . J. Tomlinson 2. Lady’s evening spray : (2): Mrs J. Tomlinson I, Miss Betty i Knowles 2. Man’s buttonhole (2): Miss . Betty Knowles 1, Mrs J. Tomlinson 2. t Victorian bowl (2): Mrs J. Tomlinson . 1, Miss Myrtle Kerr 2. Victorian posy , (1): Miss Betty Knowles 1. Decorated : bowl autumn-tinted leaves (2) : Mrs Ri : E. Judson 1, Mrs J. Tomlinson 2. Decorated basket fruit and berries (1): Mrs J. Tomlinson 1. Decorated bowl flowers (4) : Mrs J. Tomlinson 1, Mrs R. E. Judson 2, Miss Myrtle Kerr 3. Decorated table (3): Mrs J. Tomlinson 5 2, Miss Myrtle Kerr 3. ’ Fancy Work ’ (Judge: Miss A. McMillan) T White tea cosy (2) : Miss M. Pachnatz 1, Miss E. Alford 2. White cro--5 chet tea cosy (1): Miss I. O. McCutchan 1. White table centre (3) : Miss . R. M. Skurr 1 and 2. White table , centre, Avorked in colours (4) : Mrs M. C. Archer 1, Miss R. M. Skurr 2. Col- . oured table centre or runner (2) : Miss R. M. Skurr 1, Miss E. Alford 2. Table centre, worked in silk (2) : Miss H. M. Beer 1, Miss E. Alford 2. Cushion, knitted (5) : Miss M. Pachnatz 1, Miss R. M. Skurr 2, Mrs A. March h c. Cushion, hand painted (1): Mrs W. H. Alford 1. D’oyley, crochet (1): Miss . I. O. McCutchan 1. D’oyley, embroid ered (5): Miss M. Pachnatz 1, Mrs M. E. Archer 2. Lazy daisy (5) : Miss L. Turner 1, Miss M. Pachnatz 2, Miss M. Williams h c. White crochet work (3): Miss I. O. McCutchan 1. Colour- , ed emboidery (4): Miss L. Turner 1, Miss R. M. Skurr 2, Mrs McCaw h c. Cross stitch (2): Miss L. Turner 1, Miss E. Alford 2. Applique work (2) : Miss Betty Knowles 1, Miss L. Turner 2. Baby’s woollen garment (4): Miss Betty Knowles 1, Mrs R. J. Gilchrist 2, Miss E. M. Sheat h c. Knitted wool , work (3): Miss Betty Knowles 1, Miss D. Pachiiatz 2. Tapestry work (2) : Miss Nancy Mann 1, Miss R. M. Skurr 2. Coloured embroidery (3) : Miss Nancy Mann 1, Miss N. Hassall 2. Men’s knitted socks, fine (2): Mrs M. C. Archer 1 and 2. Men’s knitted socks, coarse (2) : Mrs M. C. Archer 1 and 2 Article made from dyed sugar-bag (1) Mrs W. H. Alford 1. Rag mat (3): Mrs B. Handley 1 and 2. Exhibitors who have not Avon a prize in fancy Avork (2): Miss U. Hassall 1, Mrs W- Mulligan 2. For girls betAveen 16 and 21—Coloured embroidery (3): Betty KnoAvles 1, N. Wells 2. White embroidery (2): Nancy Mann 1. Raffia Avork (1) : Miss E. M. Sheat 1. Paper Avork (1) : Betty KnoAvles. Girls under 16—Lazy daisy (1): Doris Turner 1. Coloured embroidery (2) : Doris Turner 1, I. Allen 2. Guest toAvel (1): Doris Turner 1. Paper Avork (1): G. Gilchrist 1. Art Work Oil painting, landscape, from nature (1) Mrs W. H. Alford 1. Oil painting, landscape (1): W. H. Alford 1. Oil painting, figure or portrait (3) : Mrs W. H. Alford 1 and 3, Miss Nancy Mann 2. Oil painting, animal study (2) : Mrs W. H. Alford 1 and 2. Oil painting, still life or floral, from nature (2): M. R. Cederman 1, Miss Nancy Mann 2. Painting, monochrome (1): Mrs W. H. Alford 1. Boys and girls under 20—Painting, landscape (1) : D. Mehrtens 1. Painting, floral (1): D. Mehrtens 1. Water colour (1): Aileen Bennett 1. Coloured draAving from nature, for boys or girls attending school (3): D. Mehrtens 1, Nancy Mann 2, Aileen Bennett 3.

Amateur Photography—Child study (6) : E. Taylor 1, Mrs L. Paterson 2. Flower study (1): Miss E. Thompson 1 Animal study (7): E. Taylor 1, D Mehrtens 2, Miss E. Thompson 3. Landscape (4): Miss E. Thompson 1 and 3, F. Taylor 2.