CANARY CLUB SHOW

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXX, Issue 21479, 1 May 1933, Page 7

CANARY CLUB SHOW

YOUNG BIRDS EXHIBITED Over TO canaries were exhibited by members of tlio Auckland Yorkshire Canary Club, which held a young bird show in the Unity Hall on Saturday. Nearly all classes were well supported, while the general standard showed a marked improvement., The fino qualify of tho birds is attributed largely to tho recont importation by fanciers of some, of the finest English stock. The judging resulted as follows: Special Awards.—Best bird in show: JV Aitcliison. Best opposite Gex: Miss E. Thorne. Best novice: W. A. Binns. Best colour fed bird: V. Taylor. Best buff hen: V. Taylor. Best yellow hen: Miss E, Thorne. Best buff cock: F Palmer. Best yellow coclc; J. Aitchison. Class Prizes.—Clear yellow cock: Mrs. P. Rcvoy, 1; W Conncll, 2; Miss E. Thorne. 8; A. M. Bartley and Son, v.li.c. Ticked or lightly variegated yellow cock: J. Aitchison, I; V. Taylor, 2; A. M. Bartley and Sons. 3. Cinnamon ticked variegated self, foul or yellow cock: J. Aitchison, 1; Miss E. Thorne, 2. Clear or invisible tioked buff cock: F. Palmer, 1; G. Bceston, 2; E. Broadloy, 3: W. Binns, v.h.c. Ticked or lightly variegated buff hen: W. Conuell. 1; Mrs. P. Rcvoy, 2; J. Huxtable, 3. Cinnamon ticked, variegated or ioijl buff cock: J. Aitchison. 1; W. Binns, 2; Miss E. Thorne. 3. Heavily variegated, self or foul green yellow or bull' cock. W. Binns, 1: t. laliner. 2- A M. Bartley and Sons. 3. Hen: J. Huxtable. 1; A. M. Bartley and Sons. 2. Clear or invisible ticked yellow hen: Miss E. Thorne, 1: W. Moore. 2; W.. Connell. 3: E. Broadlcy, v.h.c. Cinnamon ticked, variegated self or foul yellow hen: W. Connell. 1: Mrs. P. Revoy. 2: Miss E. Thome 3. Buff hen: V. Taylor. 1; W. Bums. 2: Miss E. Thorne, 3; A. M Bartley and Sons, v li o Ticked or lightly variegated buff hen. J- Aitchison. 1; Miss E. 'lhorne,. 2; E. Broadlcy. 3. Cinnamon ticked, variegated, self or foul buff hen: V. Taylor 1. Miss E. Thorne, 2; W. Binns. 3 Colour fen. yellow or buff cock: F. Palmer, 1. • Moore '">• V, Tavlor, 3. Hen: V. laytor. 1- W.' Moore, % White, blue or fawn cock or ben; Mrs. P. Revoy, 1. 2 and ••

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