WHANGAREI SHOW.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20563, 14 May 1930, Page 16

WHANGAREI SHOW.

WINTER EXHIBITION

RECORD ENTRIES RECEIVED

RESULTS OF THE JUDGING

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Tho Whangiirci Agricultural and l'.-is-toral Society's Winter Exhibit ion was opened t! iis evening. Tho display of trail-; exhibits is much larger this year, and every portion of available spaco is occupied. Record entries have, been received tn practically all the competit i\c. classes, and a very fine uf exhibits was placed before the judges. There is every prospect of this year's .show bein~ an outstanding success. Tho judging of all classes was finished this evening, with the, exception of the poultry section. The official opening of the show will not be held until Thursday. The axemen's carnival will be held on Saturday. The prize list is as follows:FRUIT CLASSES. Apples.— Dessert: W. Heather, t uiul 3; C Stringer, 2. Cooking: D. AlcMiilait, 1; \V. 1 leather, 2. ('ox's Orange Pippin: C. 1!. Simmer, 1. Delicious: D. M. McMillan. 1 and 2; Dyer Bros., LI. Edward Eippiat: \V. Heather, 1 and 2. Northern Spy: W. Heather, 1; Dyer Eros., 2; G. Reynolds, 3. Yates: W. Heather, 1 and 11: Dyer Bros., 2. Ktowali: (r. Reynolds. 1: W. Heather, Ballarat Seedling: G. Reynolds, J; \\. Heather. 2 and 3. Heaviest: W. E. Heather, 1. Any other variety: G. Reynolds, I; Dyer Bros., 2. Four varieties, dessert: \\. L J lent her, 1. Four varieties, cooking: W. h. Heather, 1; N. Webb, 2 Pea is.—-Dessert: W. L. Heather, E Cookin": W. E. Heather, 1 and 2. Vicar of Wmkfield: Dyer Bros.. 1 ; W. L. Heather, 2 and 3. Any other variety: W. E. Heather, E Lemons.—Fresh: I' 1 . Hodgson, I; Dyer Bros., 2. Cured: I'. S. Carter, E Doorman Oranges.—A. .1. West, 1; I'. S. Carter, 2. Guavas.—F. G. Watson, E Tree Tomatoes.—Mrs. M. E. Allison, 1; I'. G. Watson. 2. T Passion Fruit.—Mrs. M. Allison, 1; Dyer Bros., 2; B. Marshall, if. Persimmons.— Dyer Bros.. 1.

FARM PRODUCE. Carrots.—White Belgium: S. Pearson. 1: F. G. Watson, 2; Dyer Bros., 3. Wmco Matchless: Dyer Bros., 1; F. G. Watson, 2; V. Stewart, 3. , Maize Cobs.—9o Day: Dyer Bros.. 1 and 2. Horse Teeth: Dyer Bros., 1, 2 and 3, White: Dyer Bros., 1 and 2. Mangolds.—Large Red: S. Pearson. 1 and "- F Gr Watson, 3. Yellow Globe: \\. Crochor. 1; W. It. Rowlands. 2; F. O. Barge, 3. Any other variety: I'. O. Bargo, 1; Dyer Bros.. 2 and 3. Sheaf of Oaten Hay.—B. Stuart. 1. Turnips.—Three best swedes: D. J. l\ inlayson, 1; P. s. Carter 2 and 3. Swedes championship, for quality and typo: Timewell. 1; P. S. Carter, 2 and 3. I'icld White: F. O. Barge. 1; P. S. Cnrter, _ and 3. Field Yellow: D. Stuart. 1. Beet.—Large Red: P. >S. Carter, 1 and 2; C. V. Stringer, 3. GARDEN PRODUCE.

Bret, turnip-rooted.—Mrs. L. V. Wilcox. 1; B. Stuart, 2: P. S Carter, 3. Cabbages.—Drumhead: J. A\ ordswortll, 1; Dyer Bros., 2. Savoy: Dyer Bros., 1. Any other variety: Dyer Bros., 1. Heaviest: J. Wordsworth, i. . Carrots. —Long Bed: Mrs. L. V. Yiilcox, 1: B Stuart. '2; K. AVhitelaw, 3. Short Red: C. Chapman. 1; Mrs. L. V. Wilcox, 2; J. Thomason. 3. Manchester u.ablo: I'. '• AVntson, I and 2: C. Jackman, .5. Hubbard Squash.—Dyer Brothers, 1 and 2: AV. J. Lowe. 3. Any other variety: Dyer Brothers, 1. Kurnaras. —B. Sluart, 1; P. S. Carter, 2; Dyer Brothers, 3. , Leoka.—Mrs. L. \. Wson, 1; AV. J. Cairns, 2; P. S. Carter, 3. Lettuce.—P. B. Carter, 1. Melons.—Citron: Dyer Brothers, 1: W . J. Lowe, 2. Pie: P. B. Carter, 1. Onions.—Brown Spanish: Dyer Brotheis, 1 and 2; J. Henderson. 3. Straw-coloured; B. Stuart, 1; A. Taylor, 2 and 3. Globe: ]3. Stuart, 1; Dyer Brothers. 2 and 3. Any other variety: Dyer Brothers, 1. 2 anil •<• Potato: B. Stuart, 1; F. G. Vvatson. 2; A\ . J. Lowe, 3. Brown eschallots• B. Stuart. I; Dyer Brothers, 2 and 3. White esclinllots ; Dyer Brothers. I sinel fetuart, •>. Barlettu or silver skin: P. S. Carter. 1. Any other variety for pickling: Mrs. M. J:.. Allison 1: J. Henderson, 2; B. Stuart, Parsnips.—C. Chapman, 1; J. Thomason, 2; Dyer Brothers, 3. Potatoes. —New coloured: P. S. Carter. J: F (r AVateraon. 2: Dyer Brothers, 3. New white: P. S'. Carter. 1; Dyer Brothers 2; F. O. "Watson, Hound white; J.\ b. Carte'r, i and 3; J. Henderson, 2. Coloured: S. Carter, 1 and 2. Any other variety: P. S. Carter. 1; Dyer Brothers, 2. Sevenpound, coloured: P. S. Carter, 1 and 2. Seven-pound, white: P. S. Carter, 1 and -: E. Yearbnry. 3. Seed sprouted, named: I. G. AVatson. 1, 2 and 3. Seed. collection of three varieties, sprouted: F. G. AVatson. 1; G. S. Carter, 2. Miscellaneous. —Rhubarb lons. a. layJor, 1: J. Thomason, 2; L. AVnlker, 3. 'I able marrow: F. (>. AVatson. 1 and 2: P. S. Carter 3. Table pumpkin: F. G. AVatson, 1 and 2; Dyer. Brothers, 3. Table turnip, coloured: Mrs. L. V. AVilcox, 1: Dyer Brothers, 2; P. S. Carter, 3. Table turnips, while: Dyer Brothers, 1 and 2; B. Htuiiit., Collection of vegetables, six varieties: Dyer Brothers. 1 and 2: Mrs. L. V. AVilcox. 3. Collection of vegetable!!, nino varieties: P. S. Carter, I: B. Stuart. 2; D.ver Brothers. 3. Collection of vegetables: Mrs. L. A. AVilcox. 1; Dyer Brothers. 2; B. Stuart, 3.