DAIRY SHOW

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXIV, 16 June 1930, Page 5

DAIRY SHOW

BUTTER EXHIBITS GOLDEN BAY IN PRIZE LIST (By Telegraph—Press Association) PALMERSTON N., Tins Day. High praise is accorded the butter exhibits in connection with the National Dairy Show, opening to-morrow, by judges'of the dairy division. Entries are in greater numbers than has been Iho case for quite a number of years, and the butter, which has been in cold storage for some four months, openel up in choice condition. In a number of classes two or more exhibits had to be joined for first place. The had a difficult task making awards. Factory managers, butter makers and suppliers are to be congratulated on the high quality of the produce. The awards were :

Box of butter, salted, suitable for export—Rangitikei and United 96 (equal) 1; ..angaehu, 95J,-, 2; Awahuri, 3. There were 37 entries.

Box of butter, pats, suitable for local trade—United Inter-Wanganui 94.!,, 3. There were 36 entries.

Box of butter, suitable for export — United 94.!,-, 3. There were 34 entries. Box of export butter, open to members of the Factory Managers' Association —Levin and Rongotea 96 (equal) 1; Mauriceville 95}, 2; Apiti, 94|, 3. There were 23( entries.

Box of butter, export, taken from, parcels prior to Government grading examination at any cool store —United 95, 1; Rangiwahia 94£, 2; Hinuera 94, 3. Sixteen entries.

Championship New Zealand class—Box of export, salted —Inter-Wanganui 96, 1; Shannon 95£-, 2; Wangaehu 95, 3. There were 25 entries.

Box of butter, specially made under the most favourable conditions, open to members of the Factory Managers' Association —Rangitikei 96, 1; United 95£, 2; Levin 95, 3. There were 16 entries. Box of butter, open to factories receiving home separated cream—lnterWanganui 95£, 2; Rongotea 95, 2; Levin 3. There were 30 entries. Box of butter, made by a first assistant, suitable) for export—lnter-Wanga-nui 96, l'j Canterbury Central 95£, 2; Golden Coast 95, 3. There were 33 entries.

Box of butter, unsalted, suitable for export, sent to cold store before 2nd April 1930—Golden Bay and Wangaehu, 95£ (equal), 1; Mauriceville 95, 2; United 94£, 3. There were 27 entries. Box of butter, open to makers who have never won a first prize at a previous Manawatu Show—United 95|, 1; Inter-Wanganui 95, 2; Rangitikei 94J, 3. There were 23 entries.

Box of butter, suitable for local trade, open to first assistants, sent to cold store before April 1930—Levin 96, 1; Wangaehu and Rangitikei 95£ (equal) .2; Canterbury Central 95, 3. There were 27 entries.

Mac Ewan salt trophy—Levin, Rangitikei and Wangaehu, each 96 (equal) T; Konono 95| 2; Inter-Wanganui 95, 3. There were 28 entries.

Championship of New Zealand aggregate, classes one and six—Wangaehu 190£, 1; Rangitikei, United and InterWanganui j-189| (equal) 2. Championship of Wellington and Hawkes Bay provinces—United 38U, 1 ; Rangitikei 2; Levin 375£, 3. Championship of Auckland province— Tairua 374, 1; Kataia 372, 2. Championship of South Island—lnterWanganui 375£, 1; Golden Bay 2; Canterbury Central 374, 3.