THE WHANGAREI SHOW.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19495, 26 November 1926, Page 9

THE WHANGAREI SHOW.

SUCCESSFUL PEOPLE'S DAY.

ADDITIONAL AWARDS MADE. [BY TELEGRAPH. —OWN CORRESPONDENT.] WHANGAREI. Thursday. People's Day at the Whangarei .Jubilee Show attracted aob exceptionally terge attendance. Tho grand parade of stock showed conclusively what the North can produce in the way of highly-bred batterfat animals, and a further attraction during the afternoon was the fine exhibition of jumping and other competitions. The association has every reason to be gratified with the results of the Jubilee Show. The association started in a very small way, but it has gone on progressing ever since. This year, there were 83ft entries in the outside classes, as against 726 last year. Following are additional awards made to-day CHAMPIONSHIPS. Bhe«p,—Ryeland ram. G. and B. Coates; Byeiand ewe: J. 11. Orr. Shropshire ram: J. Cullen. Bornney ram: G. E. Child: reserve, H. McCarroll. Romney ewe: W. Collins; reserve, H. McCarroll STORE AND FAT CATTLE. . Shorthorns, pedigree (beef type).—Bull, oalved since June I. 1925: W Atkinson. 1. Shorthorns, grade.—Heiler. calved since June 1, 1925.. W. Atkinson, 1. Store Cattle, beof-producing type.—'Two steers: G. Smith, 1; H. C. Frsser. 2. Fat Cattle.—Pair steers: H. B. Sloane, 1 Fat ox: H. S. Ludbrook, 1; G. and fl. Coates, 2. Fat cow: G, and R. Coates, 1; G. Graham, 2; H. B. Sloane, 3. SHEEP. Ryelaads.—Ram. over 18 months: G. arid .R. Coates, 1; F. Cullen. 2; J H Orr. 3. ! Ram. ander 18 months: T. V. Autsford, 1; F. Cullen, 2. Ewe. suckling lamb: J. H. Orr, 1. Two ewes, under 18 months, c. Cullen, 1: J. H Orr. 2. SHEEP DOG TRIAL. 1 The North Island sheep dog championship ! was decided under the of tho f Wharparei Count,? Sneep Dog G.ub, lit ™uTl/r«-~C B. Pmlay sob {Aponga ~ Is