WINTER EXHIBITION.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20926, 16 July 1931, Page 12

WINTER EXHIBITION.

KENNEL CLUB SHOW OPENED.

FINE EXAMPLES OF BREEDS. RECORD IN COLLIE CLASSES. The principal attraction" at tho Auckland Winter Exhibition yesterday was tho opening of the dog show conducted by tho Auckland Kennel Club in conjunction with tho exhibition executive. The exhibition was again well patronised yesterday, when many parlies of school children were eager visitors. Among these were 60 children from tho Hawko's Buy earthquake area, who are being cared for at the Motuihi Island camp by the Community Sunshine Association. Tho first section of the dog show, which opened yesterday, comprised all breeds except Alsatians, terriers and tog dogs, which will be shown to-morrow in place of the present exhibits. Entries in the collie classes constituted a record for an Auckland show, and tho standard was high. The bulldogs were also outstanding as regards botli numbers and quality, while the sporting breeds, retrievers, pointers and' setters, were of a uniformly good standard, the Irish setters in particular being commended. " . The spaniel classes were the weakest of any bleed, although several good dogs were on show. For the first time for many years a Great Dano was exhibited, this animal being a young imported dog of good quality. Another breed '.comparatively rare in New Zealand, the French bulldog, was also represented. Details of the awards were as follows: — Bough-coated Collies.—Dogs—Puppy under G months: W. H. Priukott, 1; Mrs. 1. 1» Cook, 2; Mrs. li. Shorland, 3. Puppy under 12 months: Mrs. T. P. Cook. 1; W. H Prickelt, 2; Mrs. A. Hare, 3. Maiden: Mrs. T. P. Cook, 1; W. H. Prickett, 2; Mrs. J. M. Wilson, 3. Novice: W. H. Prickett, 1; Mrs. J. M. Wilson, 2 Mrs. T. P. Cook, 3. Junior: W. H. Prickett, I; Mrs. A. Hare, 2; Mrs. C. E. Dowden, 3. Limit: E. G. Eraser, 1. i>e\v Zealand-bred: W. H. Prickett, 1: E. G. Eraser, 2; Mrs. H. D. Bamford, 3. Colonialbred, open and stud: W. 11. Prickett, 1. Bitches.—Puppy under (i months: B. Brown, 1; Mrs. 11. Short!and, 2; C. W. Hall/- 3. Junior: Mrs. W. Hayward, 1. Limit: Miss E. Averell, 1; Mrs. H. Shorland, 2. New Zeahnid-bred and colonialbred: W. H. Prickett, 1; Miss E. Averell, 2. Open: AV. H. Prickett. 1; Miss E. Averell, 2; Mrs. 11. Shorland, S. Brood: E. G. Eraser, 1. Brace and team: Mrs. IT. Shorland. 1. Ena Avenell Cup: W. IT. Prickelt, 1: E. G. Eraser, 2; W. 11. Prickett. 3. Zoo Shorland Miniature "Cup: Mrs. T. P. Cook. 1; W. H. Prickett, 2; E. G. Fraser, 3. Faerie Miniature Cup: W. 11. Prickelt, 1: Mrs. T. P. Cook. 2: B. Brown, 3. New Zealand Collie Club's Trophy, best dog: W. H. Prickett's" Ch. Laund Aristocrat, 1; E. G. Eraser's Laund Pip. 2. Now Zealand Collie Club's Trophy, best bitch: W. H. Prickett's Leven's Lavinia. 1: Miss E. Averell's Lily. 3; Mrs. W. Hayward's Laund Faerie Queen, 3. Great Danes.— Puppy: Mrs. Lambert, 1.

Greyhounds.—Dojrs—Puppy, under _l2 months, junior, New Zealand-bred, Colonialbred, and open: Mrs. R. Brown, 1.. Bitches— Puppy under 12 months, maiden, junior and New Zealand-bred: E. L. Pen. 2. Black Retrievers. —Do<;s—Novice: Mrs. C. Common. J. Limit: G. Urquhart, 1: N. C. Mollett, 2. New Zealand-bred: G. Urauhart, I. Colonial-bred: G. TTrquhart, 1; Mrs. C. Common, 2. Onen: G. Urquhart, 1; Mrs. C. Common, 2; N. C. Mollett. 3. Pointers.—Dogs, punpy under 12 months: K. Doherty. 1; G. Payne. 2. Novice: G. Payne, 1. Junior, limit. New Zealand-bred nnd colonial-bred: K. Doherty, 1. Open: K. Doherty, 1: G. Payne, 2. Gordon Setters. —Doss, maiden: T. Pennre, 1. Open: T. Beange, 1; E. J. Schofield, 2. Irish Setters.—Dogs, puppy under 0 months, and puppy under 12 months: C. Herdson, 1 and 2. Maiden and novice: B. Hamilton, 1. Junior and limit: A. A. French, 1: B. Hamilton. 2. New Zealandbred. colc/nial-bred, open and stud: A. A. French. 1: C. H. Prince. 2; B. Hamilton, 3. Bitches, limit: J. Gardiner, 1. New Zealmd-bred: C. Herdson. 1: J. Gardiner, 2, Colonial-bred and open: C. Herdson, 1. English Setter?.—Doss, puppy under 12 months: S. Saulbrey. 1: P. D. Kerr, 2; R. Q. Newell, 3. Maiden: S. Saulbrey, 1; P. G. Newell, 2. Novice: S. Saulbrey. I. Junior: Miss B. M. "Wrights-on,. 1: S. Saulbrey. 2; R. D. Kerr, 3. Limit, New Zealand-bred and colonial-bred :•* S. Saulbrey. 1; A. G. W. Legs, 2. Open: Miss B. M. Wrightson, 1; S. Saulbrey, 2: J. Cole. 3. Stud: Miss V. Taylor, ] Bitches, puppy under 12 months: R. D. Kerr, 1. Maiden, novice, limit, New Zealnnd-bred, colonialbred, open and brood: S. Saulbrey, 1. Junior: R. D. Kerr, 1; W. Smart, 2. Brace: S. Saulbrey, 1; E. D. Kerr, 2. Black Cocker Spaniels.—Dors. puppy under 6 months: Master H. L. Brrriball, 1. Limit and open: D. W. Tribe, 1: G. Cox. 2. Bitches, limit nnd open: D. \V. Tribe, 1. Coloured .Cocker Spaniels.—Dogs, puppy under 12 months; Miss D. Wright, 1. Open: 11. W. J. Hill 1. Bitches, puppy under 12 months: L. W. Aulick, I. New Zealandbred: Miss E. Barriball, 1. Open: Miss E. Barriball. 1; J. W. Charier, 2. . Bulldogs.—Docs, maiden: K. E. Buchanan, 1; Miss P. Jngger. 3. Novice: 11. Sheldon, 1; K. E. Buchanan, 2: Miss R. Jagger, 3. Junior: C. 11. Portcous, 1_; k. E Buchanan. 2: Miss P. Jaggor. 3. Limit: 11. Sheldon, 1: C. Pnrtaons, 2; F B. Hull. 3. New Zealand-bred and colonial-bred: J. Rees, J: C. Porteous, 2; F. B. Hall. 3. Open: J. Rees, 1; G. Porteous, 2; H.M.b. Philomel, 3. Stud: J. Pees. 1 Bitches, puppy under ft months: J. A. Wo-inscoH, ]. Puppv, under 12 months: J. A. Vv'ainseott, 1; H. Sheldon. 2.. Junior: W. H. Sclirafft, 1. New Zealand-bred: J. A. Wams-C-Ott, 1. Colonial-bred and open: J. A. Wainscott. 1: W. H. SchraJTt. 2. French Bulldogs.—Bitches, open: E. 11. Cncksey, 1. T . Cups (bulldogs).— Zealand™. Cup: J. /\. Pees' Bonjour Digtror, 1. Waitemata Cup: J. A. Wainscott's Stolen Love, 1. Trophy, best puppy: J. A. Wainscott'B Gold Trca--61 Special Prizes, All Breeds Except Terriers, Alsatians and Toy Dogs.—Puppy slakes: G. Herdson's Stout Fella, 1; P. D. Kerr, 2: Mrs. H. Shortland, 3. Mid-year stakes: 11. Prince's King Asthore, 1; J. Lees, 2; G. Urquhart, 3. TO-DAY'S PROGRAMME. COMPETITION FOR BAKERS. The bread and cake-baking classes for bakers will be judged to-day lyt the Auckland Winter Exhibition, while the schoolgirls' scone-baking competition will be continued. Two sessions of free talking pictures will be given in the afternoon and evening, while the Mount Eden Band will be in attendance. _ At 8 p.m. Miss K. Boyle, assisted by Miss P. Borle, will present a bright cnteitainmcnt. CARBONETTES. THE NEW WONDER FUEL. An exhibit of particular interest to all fuel users at the Winter Show is that of the Waikato Carbonisation Company's "Carbonettes." This new fuel is being used exclusively in connection with j\ti. Carrie's water boiling and steiilising plant in shed No. 12. The Carbonettes can bo seen under actual working conditions. Already users, of this product are more than satisfied with results as the Carbonettes are clean, have a very high heating value, and are much moie economical than ordinary fuel.- Ample supplies arc available for factories and for all purposes where fuel is re quired. Full particulars may be obtained from the company's head office. Southern Cross Buildings, Chancery Street, Auckland. Telephone 41-666. ENTERPRISING EPSOM FIRM. MR. V. BAKER'S FINE DISPLAY. Local enterprise is always pleasing nnd, when it combines the use of New Zealand raw materials and the production of goods the quality of which is not excelled by importations, it warrants t.ho fullest support from the public. Three years ago Mr. V. Baker started manufacturing in the corner of a small shed. To-day he controls a big staff of efficient workmen at Epsom and manufactures a wide range of leather goods. Ladies' handbags of all descriptions, repairable slippers, guaranteed waterproof leather coats and patent helmets for molor-cvclists are only some of the articles handled. Mr. Baker has also developed a large connection for his boot and shoe repair department, operating on a collect and deliver basis. \ isitors to the show should not fail to.inspect his exhibit of leather goods.