WHANGAREI SHOW.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20425, 29 November 1929, Page 11

WHANGAREI SHOW.

SUCCESSFUL PEOPLE'S DAY

INTERESTING PROGRAMME.

ADDITIONAL PRIZE-WINNERS,

[BY TELEGRAPH. —OWN CORRESPONDENT.]

WHANG AREI, Thursday

Heavy rain early this morning affected the attendance for people's day at the Whangarci Agricultural and Pastoral Show at Kensington Park, but the rain ceased early, arid the day was fine. ' The stock exhibits again attracted great attention, and the riding and jumping events proved very interesting. The show proved a great success.

Following are additional awards:—

HOUSE SECTION,

Draughts. Medium;— Mare or gelding, suitable for farm work: >D.< Kerr, 1;- W. J. Woods, 2 and 3.' Filly or gelding, 3 years: W. J. Wood, 1, 2 and 3. Pair horses, most suitable for farm work: D. Kerr, 1 W. 3. Wood, 2'and 3. Champion: D. Kerr's Kate.

Hacks. —Mare o,' gelding, up to 13st: C. J. Wells, 1; A. A. Finlayson, 2. Maro or gelding, up to list: Miss T. MorrLn,.l; Miss V. Millington, 2; T. Donaldson, 3. Ladies' hack: Miss T. Morrin, 1; Miss M. Tenning, 2; Miss V Millington, 3. Military horse, 14.3 to 15.2 hands: A. A. Finlayson, 1; C. J. Wells, 2; Mrs. A. S. Heap, 3. Chamjjion hack: Miss E Morrill's Absent. Hunters.—l'ony hunter, to 14.3 hands: Mrs. J. F. Mills, 1; Allan Christie, 2; Rex Eraser, 3. Light hunter, up to list: J. Ranstead, 1: Mrs. J. F. Mills, 2. Heavy Tinnier, up to 32et: A. Finlayson, 1; T. O'Carroll, 2: T. B. White, 3. Stockman's competition; It. Eraser. 1; If. Williams and T _ Clotworlhy (eaual), i 2 Bending competition: D. Fraser and J. G»otworlliy (equal), 3. Ladies' hunter: A. A. Finlayson, 1: J. lfanstead, 2; Miss T. Morrin, 3. North Auckland hunters' championship: Miss T. Morrin, 1: J. Ranstead. 2; A. A. Finlayson, 3. Best lady rider: Mrs. C. H. Finlayson, 1. Best gentleman rider: J. i?anstead, 1; A. C. M. Finlayson, 2; C. H. Finlayson, 3. Best bare-back rider; J. Ranstead and A. Finlayson (equal), 1; RWilliams, 3. Best-paced and mannered horse: Miss T. Morrin, 1: C. J. Wells, 2: Mrs. J. Donaldson, 3. Pony, between 12 and 13 hands: Miss M. Fraser, 1.

CATTLE CLASSES. Pedigree Jerseys.—Cow witA C.0.R.: G. S. B. Morrison, 1; A. O. Brown, 2; A. Christie and Co., 3.' Bull, frortl dam (not shown) with highest C.0.R.: C. Stevens, 1; A. O. Bro*vn, 2: Dr. G. Walker, 3. Dairy Cattle.—Pedigree cow, ■ any breed, producing £he largest quantity of butter-fat (Whangarei Dairy Co. Cup): A. 0. Brown, 1; G« 8. B. Morrison, 2 and 3. Milk cow: A. 0. Brown, 1; G. S. B. Morrison, 2 and 3.

FLOWERS AND VEGETABLES. Decorative Classes.—Decorated table: Mrs. D. A. Bird, 1; Mrs. Lindsay. 2: Mrs. It. S. Finch,' 3. Vase: Mrs. A. E. Wright, 1; Miss A. : Drummotid, 2; Mrs. T. A. Black, 3. Vase (novice): Mrs. Lindsay. 1. Vase of sweet peas: Mrs. F. Chandler, 1: Mrs. T1 A. Black, 2; Mrs. A. E. Wright, -3. Bowl of flowers: Mrs. D. A. Bird, 1: Mrs. A. E. Wright, 2; Miss,A. Drummond, 3. Bowl of flowers (novice): Mrs. R. S. Finch, I; Mrs. Lindsay, 2. Bowl of flowers, Oin. high: Miss A. Drummond, 1; Mrs. D. A. Bird, 2". Basket of'flowers: Mr 3 .: D. A. Bird, 1: Mrs. Lindsay, 2; Mrs. T. A. Black, 3. Bouquet (Victorian, posy): Mrs. T. A. Black, 1; Mrs A. "E. Wright, 2. Bouquet,, any other varjety: Mrs. Goodridge. '1; Mrs. I'. A. Black, 2. . .Decorated article: Mrs. T. A. Black". Cut Flower Section.—Antirrhinums: W. U. Timewell. Calendulo (Marigolds): Miss A. Drummond. Carnations or Picotees: Mrs. A. E. Wright, 1; Mrs. D. J. Fraser, 2. Gerberas, six blooms: Mrs. D. J. Fraser and Mrs. A. E. Wright (equal), 3. Gerberas (vase): Mrs. R. J. Fraser, 1: Mrs. A. E. Wright, 2. Gerberas. (novice): C,„E. Nordstraud, 1; Mrs. Lindsay, 2. 'Gladioli (12): C. JCordstrand. Gladioli:: C. Nordstrand, 1; Mrs. N. Dickey, 2. Gladioli (novice): Mrs. Price, 1; Mrs. Taylor, 2. Gladioli (primulinas): Mrs. D. J: Fraser. 1. Geraniums or Pelargoniums: Mrs. -A- ,B. Pickmere, •1; W. U. Timewell. 2. Irisi* Mrs. D. J". Fraser.-1: Mrs. N. Dickey,;% Lilies: W. IT. Timewell. 1 ; Mrs. D. J." Eraser, 2. •Peonies: -C. Nordsirandv' i- Mrfe. - D. J. Fraser, 2. Iceland Poppies:.-Mrs, Lindsay, 1; Mrs. T. A. Black, 2. Poppies,' any other variety; Mrs; N. Dickey, 1: J. 2. Pansies: R. Wood.- Rose? (6) :, K. G. M. Kelly. 1; R. Wood. 2: J". Baird, 3. Roses (3): K. G.-M. Kelly,-1: Mrs. N. Dickey, 2. Shrubs: Mrs. A. R. Pickmere, 1. Stock: Mrs. Is T . Dickey," 1 and 2. Sweet Peas (4 shades): Mrs. N Dickey, l:'"Mrs. A. E. Wright, 2: Mrs. F. Chandler. 3. ' Collection of cut'flowers: Mrs.. A,. E. Wright, 1; Miss Chieholm, 2, Collection of cut'flowers (novice): Mrs. Lindsay, 1: Mrs.-Taylor, 2. Vases of flowers: Mrs. D. •J. .Frasei,, 1; Mrs. Taylor, 2. Vase of flower«: IV C. Kor'dstrand. I: Mrs. N. Dickey, 2; ;Mr». D. J. Fraser. 3. * • 'v

Pot Plants.—Begonias t.'M'rs. It.' S. '-Finch, I. Maidenhair Fern Mrs. ,F; Chandler. 1: Mrs. R, S. Finch, 2; Mrs. Fl W. "Cifcmpb~ u ., Flowering pot plant: It. Wood, 1; C. • Isordstta'nd, 2- W. 'U» Time-well; Hanging baskets: Mrs. L. XL . Wflcpcks. 1; Mm. R. S. Finch, 2;' W. U.. I'imewell, 3. Vegetable Section.?— Peas: Mrs. L. U. WillfocJcs. 1; It. Wood, 2; W. IT. Timewell, 3. Cabbage: Mrs. L. XJ". "WillcocksV 1; W. U.-Time-well, •2. Lettuc6;r"W; IF., Timewell, 1: Mrs. L. U. Willcocks, 2.. New Kidney potatoes: C. V. Stringer, l:-"W_:"TJr Timewell, 2. Kew potatces ..('any:Other kind): W. J. Lowe. 1. Collection of vegfeitables: Mrs\ L. IT. Willcocks, 3.' Rhubarb: Mrs. P. N. tirooir.e, 1; Mrs. A R. Pickmere, ?• Mrs. Taylor, 3. Lemons (fresh); Mrs, R. S. Finch, 1: C. V. Stringer, 2. Lemons (cured); C-. V. Stringer.