JERSEY CATTLE SHOW.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIV, Issue 19799, 21 November 1927, Page 15

JERSEY CATTLE SHOW.

EXHIBITS AT DARGAVILLE. MOST SUCCESSFUL FIXTURE. RECORD NUMBER OF ENTRIES. [by telegraph, own CORRESPONDENT.J DARGAVILLE. Saturday. The Dargaville Jersey and Industrial Show was held in good weather after a wet morning. There was a good attendance. Record entries were received in all sections and the show was the most successful yet held. The principal results are:— CATTLE. Pedigree Jerseys.—Cow. in milk or in calf, type and production: R. E. Clement's, 1; R. A. Lewis, -J; W H. Fitness, 3. Cow, in milk or in calf. 3-year-old: R. E. Clem-' enis, 1 and 2; W. 11. Pitiless. 3. Northern "Wairoa Jersey Cattle Club slakes: D. Marra'a Bettina, 1. The only entry. Cow or heifer; in milk or visibly in calf. 3-yuar-d'ld: R, E.„ Clements, 1; D. Mnrra, 2. Heifer, in milk or visibly in calf, 2-year-old : R. E. Clements, 1 and 2; R. A. Lewis. 3. Yoarlmfs heifer: R. A. Lewis, I; W. H Fitness, 2; T. E. Church, 3. Yearling heifer, type and production: 11. A. Lewis, 1; R. E. Clements, 2. Bull. 3 years and over; Church and Mackie, 1; P. H. Fitness. 2; J. A. Moffat, 3. Bull, 1 years and over, judged on typo and production of dam: S. A. Lewiß, 1: R. E. Clements. 2: T. E. Church, 8. Yearling pedigree bull, .indeed on type and production of dam: R. E. Clements. 1: 3. A. Lewis, 2. Yearling bull: 11'. E. Clements, 1; R. A. Lewiß, 2; R. D. Marra, 3. Yearling bull, bred by exhibitor: It. E. Clementß, 1. Grade Classes.- Cow iD milk: F. Powell, 1- S. Church, 2: D. Marra, 8. Cow or heifer in milk or visibly in calf, 2-year-old: D. Marra, 1 and 3; J. Moffat, 2. Two-year-old heifer in milk or in calf: D. Marra, 1. 2 and Heifers: D. "William, 1: J.. P. Stanaway, •o'. D. Marra. 3. Champion grade cow: J. Powell, 1; reserve champion, S. Church, 2. Pedigree Championships.—-Bull: Church and Mackie's Loos Prince: reserve K. b. Clements' Bessie a Viola Lad. Cow. it. ■Clement's Flanderine Vixen: reserve, W. a. Fitness' Rockwood Heather. Points Prizes.— Pedigree: R. E. Clements, S6. Grade: D Marra, 24. ' , HORSE, CLASSES, Hunters and Hacks.—Maiden hunter: P.. "Wilkin 1; C. Mcintosh, 2. Lady's hack: j Nash. i: Miss Morrin. 2. Gentlemen b J. Nash! 2 Gentleman rider: R Wilkina, 1; J. Montgomery# 2. Best paced hack: Miss Morrin. 1; RChurch. 0. -POULTRY SECTION, white Leghorns.—M. Dasseler, 1; Whit- ™ Black Orpingtons.-Male C R 2. Female, B. Angus, l. Black'Minorcas.—H. Tonkin. 1. WAIKATO EXHIBITIONS. i — POINTS PRIZES AWARDED. [BY TELEGRAPH.—OWN CORRESPONDENT.] HAMILTON, Saturday. Points prizes awarded at the Waikato 'Agricultural and Pastoral Associations Show were:— . _ Fat Cattle.—W. Newell (3&1 points), 1; F. R. Seddon (20i points), 2. . Pedigree Milking Shorthorns.— Hal • 126?-' points), 1; Bros. (18 points;, -. Pedigree Friesians. —Piri Land Co. (oo p< S!Shdo«» Sheer.-rll. Mf*™", !, l 7! VriT-ESt'"" I '-'' Eee Fat on L ( amb P s°-Niil P eid < l9 P.°. \ v *€fesr isst'®. •« Company s Ch JC P R geddon . EU F letch era ndCo .a Shield (fat sheep and cattle)W. Newell. THAMES VALLEY SHOW. GREAT DISPLAY ASSURED. r bv TELEGRAPH. -OWN correspondent.] ■ . TE AROSA, Saturday. The Thames' Valley Agricultural, Pastoral and Horticultural Associatiion s Jml annual show, which opens on Tuesday promises to exceed anticipation. A num b er of champion bulls and cows recent Waikato Show figure prominently ta the rattle section, whjen pjom.Mr to reach the standard set by the Show There are record entries in the horse'events- Miss E. Strange s Joy, which secured «„ tato «*«■«»£ at the Waikato Show, will be an attrac tion. A record attendance is assured for people's day on Wednesday.