THE DOG SHOW.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LI, Issue 15520, 30 January 1914, Page 5

THE DOG SHOW.

—— 1 i EXHIBITION KENNEL CLUB SUCCESSFUL OPENING. PRINCIPAL PRIZE WINNERS. The dog show, organised by the Auckland Exhibition Kennel Club, was opened in the Exhibition Concert Hall yesterday. As was anticipated, the show is the largest yet held in Auckland, the entries received being in the vicinity of 400, among them being competitors from as far south as Dunedin. Practically every breed to be found in New Zealand is represented, and, taken as a whole, the dogs shown [ are of good types. Mr. C. Court-Rice, a leading Australian . fancier, commenced the judging yesterday . morning, but so keen was the competition ) that evening was reached before all the classes had been dealt with. A pleasing feature of the show, is the provision made for the exhibits. The Concert Hall has . proved most suitable for the purposes oi 3 such a show, and in spite of the exception--3 ally large entries, ample space is left to . enable the public to make the round of > the benches without uncomfortable crowdj ing. Another striking feature is the facl ; that 77 special prizes were donated bj , clubs, fanciers, and business firms. THE PRIZE LIST. The following is the list of principa. prizes and trophies 3 Greyhounds, trophy for best of both sexei •_ in show: Mr. C. ii. Johnson and Messrs Dickson and Hicks. > Borzois, trophy for best in show, either sex: i Mr. H. jbS. Vear. 4 Ketrievers, curly-coated, gold medal for bes in show, either sex: Mr. f'. E. Walker.- '• English Setters, gold medal for best dog ii a show: Mr. B. Grayson. Trophy for best bite] in show; Mr. J. Faulder. Trophy for bes puppy: Capt. F. Symon. Trophy for bes in novice clas3: Capt. F. Symon. Irish Setters, gold medal for best in show either sex: Mr. L. Brockway. Gordon Setters, gold medal for best dog i show: Mr. F. H. Bedford. Trophy for beE l " bitch in show: Mr. T. H. Bevin. Trophie ie for best in novice class and for best' puppy. .. Mr. G. H. Edwards. :- - : ; Pointers, trophies for best bitch and fc y best puppy in show Mr. L. J.Billinertcn. j Collies, rough-coated, trophies for beßt do and for best bitoh in show: Mr. W. U. Time iy well. New Zealand Collie Club's silver colli for best rough-coated collie anil trophy it best puppy: Mr. W. IT. Timewell. • ie Old English Sheep Dogs, : trophy for bei ,4 in show: Mr. J. Barrow.; Black Cocker Spaniels, gold medal for be a in show: Mrs. W. B. Cox. - Trophy for be . in novice class: Mr. .F. H. Bedford. ' Ne Zealand Cocker Spaniel Club's , trophy [< 16 best in show: •Mrs. r W. B. ' Cox. " Trophy I i.- best puppy: Mr. R. L. Farrell. r- : UVr- • c- i Cocker Spaniels,, any colour, trophy for be n- in show: Messrs. Williams and Grahai , 8 _ New Zealand Cocker Spaniel Club's :• tropl j for best in show: Messrs.:, Williams and. Gi ,a ham. Trophy for best . puppy: Mr. D. ! •s, Barrett. ' '■■■ ' :', Cocker Spaniels, black or: coloured,' Ne Zealand Cocker Spaniel ' Club's trophy f< best in show: Messrs. Williams and Gr ham. . v \ ' vv. r .. -vi' • Bull Terriers, gold medal for best in ahoy 8 Mr. W. Pulford. 10 Airedale Terriers, trophies for best ax show, both sexes: Mr. H. J. Power and M Bn S. G. Nathan. • F . Bulldogs: Trophy for best puppy, Mr. ! i m E. Guttsj trophy for best in show, :. Mr. I :al H. Rastall; National Bulldog Club of -No gn Zealand's trophy for best dog in novice clas _ Mr. H. Gilbert; trophy for best ' bitch Bn novice class, Mr. S. H. Pitkethley; tropl iO- for best in limit class and cui> for be an adult dog or bitch, Mr. E. Sandford; ci « (or best New Zealand-bred adult doff f , bitch: Mr. S. H. Pitkethley: cup for be 10 Puppy bred and owned by exhibitor, . Mr. < Ed Moore- South Island British* Bulldog Clul d- sold medal for best dog in show, .Mr. S. ] ij East all: gold medal for best bitch, Mr. Beresford; British Bulldog Club of N« n- Zealand's grand challenge trophy for be ,re colonial-bred dog. Mr. ;S. H. Rastall; go medal for best colonial-bred bitch, Mr. F. < '•Barber. V " .v v For Terriers, smooth, gold medal for be puppy, Mr.- R. Francis; trophies, Messi C L. Thomas, J. F. Fitzgarald. and G. ] tic Hutchinson: New Zealand Fox Tern ,er Club's trophies for beat dog and bitch • novice class, Mi. R. . Francis and Mr. J*. } n Fitzgerald. ... . . . ' [ly Fox Terriers, wire-haired; trophies, Messi he G. R. Hutchinson, W. Righton, and 1 „v Wade: New Zealand Fox Terrier Clu * trophies for best dog and bitch: Mr. L. 1 1S > Knock and Mr. W. Kightoh. >m Fox Terriers, all kinds, trophies for be ncr of each sex: Mr. N. Wade and Mr. C. ! 1,, Thomas. Irish Terriers, trophies: Mrs: G. H. Sau IS) ders and Mr. J. White, . ' rn Pomeranians, trophy for best- in shot ed Mrs. G. Lewis. , Pugs, black and fawn, trophies for be iut in show: Mr. J. H. White' and Mrs. , or, Birchall. lis Maltese Terriers, trophy for best in shoi .Vf Mr. A. H. Whitehead. •V- • 1 , Children's Class, trophy: Mr. H. Wade, e® Lady's Bracelet: Class IMr. H. E. Ve ol- 1. Mr C. B Johnson 2. Mrs. P. H. Mi cd donald 3. Class Mr: G. R. Hutchinson v A Mrs. A. L. Desgrange 2, Mr. S. G. Nath 3. Class Mrs. G. Lewis 1 and 2, 1 J. H. White 8. The Auckland Kennel Club's silver mec for the best _ dog in the show, either e and any variety, was awarded to Mrs. Nts Lewis for her Pomeranian. - re A handsome cup presented by Mess " Spratt's Patent, Limited, for' the best d j S ' or bitch in the variety having the largi ds. number of entries, was won by.Mr. S. bly Retail's bulldog. The Auckland Pointer, Setter, Retriev l and Field Spaniel Club presented a g< ller medal for the dog and bitch of the abc me varieties scoring most rxffnts. This was w did by Mr. B. Grayson's English setter, ara , bhl HANDS CRACKED AND PEEL! ,tly _ ute Coo-ee, Chirnside Street, Footscr; ors Vic.—"The affection from which I s ire- fered is, thanks to Cuticura, quite cur* nd- It first appeared around my knuckles a ith finger joints. I first noticed it by ] ieir hands constantly itching. On putting : iwo hands in water the burning feeling woi nearly send me distracted. The palms my hands were all cracked and the s] completely peeled off them, and ,j es awakening during the night the contin „ 0 , itching would keep me awake for ,hou n( j I would rub and scratch them until ij b«xks of my hands would look like i an( j flesh. I determined to try the Cutic eat Remedies, and having Cuticura Ointm )rce in the house, 1 bathed my hands v, ± Cuticura Soap and then applied Cutic ?er Ointment. I suffered with this dreac a k_ affliction for six weeks, but perseve )ar . with Cuticura Soap and Cuticura 0 £jjg ment and am now quite recovered, g2 o i. always use Cuticura Soap as a toilet so „ and would not be without the Cuticura 0 nn ment." (Signed) Miss C. Florence Da; October, 1912. crv Although Cuticura Soap and Ointm are sold throughout the world, a san ieht of each, with 32-page Skin Book, will mailed free on application to R. To' and Co., Dept. T, Sydney, N.S.W.