WAIKATO SHOW

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXII, Issue 22262, 9 November 1935, Page 18

WAIKATO SHOW

AGRICULTURAL DISPLAY FINE ENTRY OF STOCK INCREASE ON LAST YEAR DETAILS OF THE AWARDS [from our own correspondent] , HAMILTON, Friday The Waikato Agricultural and Pastoral Association's 44th annual show opened at tho Claudelands Showgrounds to-day in showery weather. The judging of stock occupied the attention of stewards and exhibitors, and there was not a large attendance of the public. ' Entries show an advance of 359 over those of last year, notable increases being evidenced in the chilled beef, pig, and children's calf classes. There was also a large increase in the .number of light horses entered, many of the riding events being decided to-day. A high standard was maintained in the dairy stock exhibited, in spito of the unfavourable seasonal conditions, which militated against the preparation of the animals. Jerseys predominated and were among the Dominion s best. Other breeds were represented by animals of excellent type. Tho sheep, and particularly the lambs, were rather backward in condition, due to the late S prmg. j « keen interest that has taken in the oic industry of late jeaus was reflected in the large entry oi magnificent exhibits in the porker and buconer classes. Animals suitable for t | ho ,^| beef trade attracted a good : deal of at The t ' l Hamilton KenneJ Club' its annual exhibition in connection with th A wide variety of attractions is | iein P provided for the f ent^aijnner i ot natrons for people s day to-moiro\ fhe programme includes^ were awarded as follows: ' caXTLE ;• U', :

Mr. W. O. Wallace's "Thirdpart Ha H?rTii'ans-Bull: Piri Land ..Company's "Totara Colantha Cavalier : reLrve - Whewell Brothers "Bushlea Kornkyko Abbekerk Posch._ Cow: Pin Land Company s Totara, K.£. . JJwCT maid'' ? . r6sterve, Whewell Brot&ers V. land Squireen"; reserve, J - A -, Sa ™f r1 "Coy Victory." Cow: A. Moreland and Sons' "Beechlands Fairy Sunray ; reserve, W.-H. Miers' •Wmsome." Champion yearling heifer. W. H. Miers' "Almadale Slotted Fox : jeserve, W. H. Miers' "Almadale Galilee."' S-r.'.v'.' -L Pedigree Milking Shorthorns.—BullR D. Duxfield's "Horotiu Prince-&th. Cow: R. D. Duxfield's "Horotiu PrimHarness Horse.—E. R. Smith's "WaiHorse.—W. B. Pollard's "Jean." . _ SHEEP . . -

Romney Marsh. —Rams: A. D. Bell; reserve, F, R. Seddon. jSwes: stone; reserve, P., Bremner. Southdowns. —Ram: &.> reserve, Brothers. New Zealand Southdown Society's medal: Aicken Brothers. Ewe:' Aicken Brothers ( and reserve. Other awards included: —

SHEEP English Leicesters.—J. C. Potts gained, the only prize awarded in each flection. -No .Border Leicester* were entered. b3S"I AnrK'" a lfl month,': A. D. BeH li J. J. Under 18 months: F. R. Seddon, 1 and 8, P. Bremnor. 2. Ewe, any age: W. Johnstone, 1 and • champion ; f\ C. Johnstone, 2 and reserve champion; P. Bremner, 3. Dndar 18 raonths: P. Bremner. 1 and 2, W. Johnstone, 8. Under 18 months, shorn: P. Bfremner, 1. and 2; A. D. Bell, 8. Southdovms. —Ram. 18 months or over, special: L„ Seifert.l: Aicken Bros., 2; cSinson Bros., 1 3, Underlß monthsjAickcn Bros.. 1 and 3; L. Seifert, 3. Under IS months, shorn: Aicken Bros., 1, T. H. Henderson, 2; P. Bremner, 3 and<J- Ewe, any age: Aicken Bros., 1 and 2; Hutchinson Bros., 3. Under 18 months: Sicken Bros., «lj Hutchinson Bros., 2; Clark Bros., 3. tfnder 18 months, shorn; Clark Bros., 1 and 2; Hutchinson Bros., 3. Best Igoup,. ramß and ewes: Aicken Bros., 1; Hutchinson, 2; P. Btemner, 8. Ram. _ ov ® r I 8 months: P. Bremner, iJ Taylor, 2; T. H. Henderson, 3. Under 18 months P. Bremner. 1; T. H. Henderson, 2; Aicken IET s.' Ewe, 18 months: C. V. Johnson, 1; Hutchinson Bros., 2; P. Bremner. 3. O^ver 18 monthii: Ruakura. Farm, 1 ana 8, t?. Bremn«r, 2. FAT gnRKP

Two. crossbred wethers, suitable local trade.—"W. Dinniss, 1: B. K. Howlett, 2, V Chitty, 3. Suitable for freezing: V. Chitrty, 1> C. Seddon; 2: 'Jf. Dipniis, 8. Down or Shortwool cross, suitable for freeling: V. Chitty, 1; W. Dinnis, 2; B. K, Howlett. 3. Two crossbred ewes, ehorn or longwool: C. Seddon, 1; B. K. Howlett, 2. F." R. Seddon, 8. Shorn, down or longwool, suitable local trade: F. R. Seddon, 1; V. Chitty 2; B. K. Howlett, 3. Tw° ewes, suitable freezing: C. Seddon, 1; F. R. Seddon, 2. Two-tooth, suitable for freesing: W. Dinniss, 1; V. Chitty, 2; C. Seddon, 3. Wether, any age, most money value: W. Dunns, 1; B. K. Howlett, 2; V. Chitty, 3. hogget, crossbred: T,' Martin, 1: Ewe. moiit money value: W Dinnis«, l, F. R. Sec'ldon, 2: V. Chitty, 3. HORBES . A 1: iss?!i R. Rothwell, 3. ' . , Hacks. —Mare, adapted to ;brerd weightcarriers: Mrs.' J. M. Allen. Is R» Russell., 2- W. C. Flexman. 3. Adapted to breed light-weights: Mrs W J. Zimmermann. 1; R. Russell. 3; E. R. Vernall -and R. Chilcott, 8. Filly or gelding, two years: G-.Spi-fert. Is L. Chitty, 2. One year: R. Rothwell. 1. Hack, up to W. Brown. 1: H. E. Porritt. 2; E. M. Wright. 3. TJp to 13st: R. H. Townsend, 1: N. Peacocke. 2; J. H. Johnstone, 3; W. C. Flexman, 4. Up to list: R. Fleming. 1; R.-H Townsend, 3s Mrs. W. J. Zimmermann. 8. Maiden hack: R. H. Townsend, 1; Mrs. J. M. Allen. 2: A. Kempthorne, 3. Maiden hunter: A. Klempthorne. Is B. Oliver. 2; J. C. Howlett, 3 Filly or gelding, hunter: H. E. Porritt, Is J. Townsend, 2; R. Ranstead, 3. Hunter, to be ridden by maiden rider: G. G-. Howlett. Is W. G. Park, 2; J. Bailey, 3. Draughts.—Colt or Gelding. One X ear: W. C. Wallace. 1: E. K. Wilkinson, 2. Mare, any age, with foal: W. C. Mears, 1; W. C. Wallace. 2 and 8 Mare, empty: P. McNaughtoc, 1; R.' McL. Thomson. 2 s T. E. Duck. 3. Mare or gelding, farm work: W. C. Mears, Is P. McNaughton, 2s W. C. Wallace, 3. Filly, three years: K. ».• Thomson. Is W. C. Wallace, 2: P. McNaughton, 3. Filly, two years: J. W. Garland. 1; R. Maiwood, 2; P. McNaughton, 3 Panhorses: W. C. Wallace, Is P. McNaughton, 2. Walking Heavy Draught.—Ruakura Farm, 1- W C Wallace, 2; P. McNaughton. 3. Farmers'' pair: P McNaughton, 1. Team three homes: W. C. Wallace, 1. Hamees Horses.—Mare or (teldinK. trotting: W. B. Pollnrd, 1; E. R. Smith, 2; V L. Gri.hame, 3. Mare, suitable for breeding, trotting or light harness horses: B. R. Vernall. 1: E. R. Smith, 2. M/iiden harness horse: W. F. Snundcrß, 1; F. Smith. 2: V L. Grahaine, 3. Harness horse, 15 hands: E. R. Smith, 1; E. M." Wright, 2; W. B. Pollard, 3. Pony, 14.2 and under: A. J. Munning. Is E. R. Smith, 2. Chnmpinn hnrness horse: E. R. . Smith, 1; E. M. Wright. 2. Champion trotting horse: W. B. Pollnrd, 1; E. R. Smith. 2. FAT CATTLE Steer, three years, local trade.—H. J. Finlayson,, 1"! C. Morgan, 2; M. Gore. 3. Steer, freezing: J. A. Gower, 1; H. J. Finlnyson, 2: F. R. Seddon. 3. Two steers, three years: H. J. Finlnyson, 1 and 2; F. R. Seddon, 3. Yearling: M. Gore, 1; J. C. Potts, 2. Cow, any age.—H. J. Finlayson, 1 and 2. Heifer, three years.—H. J. Finlayson, 1 and 3; D E. Finlayson, 2. Fletchei Cup, heifer, three years, freezing: Main Bros., 1; H. .T, Finlayson. 2 and 3. Special cup. steer, freezing: Thomas Bros., 1; Whewell Bros;, 2; J. C. Potts. 3. District Group Steers, suitable for chilling.—Puketaha, Is Morrinsvilla, 2; Tamahere. >B.

DAIRY CATTLE Pedigree Milking Shorthorno.—Cow. four year# or bver: G. D. Hall, 1 and 3: R. D. Duxfield, 2. Three yearsl>. Hall. 1: R. D. Duxfield. 2. Heifer, two years: G. D. Hall, 1; R. D. Duxfield, 2. Bull, three years: R. D. Duxfield. 1. Two years: G. D. Hall, 1. One year: R. D. Duxfield, Is G. D. Hall. 2; Green Bios.. 3. Bull calf: R. L>. Duxfield. 1; G. D. Hall, 2. Heifer, two years- G. D. Hall. 1. One year: R. D. Duxfield. 1 and 2; G. D. Hall, 3. Heifer calf: R. D. Duxfield, 1: G. D. Hall, 2: L. C. Vickers, 3. Group. bull and three females: R. D. Duxfield,' Is G- D. Hall. 2. Pedigree Priesians.—Cow, four ye'Jf 8 or over: Pin Land Company. 1;! Whewell Bros., 2; Estate T. O. Hodgson, 3. Three years old: Piri Land Company, 1; Estate T. O. Hodgson, 2 and 3. Cow, with certiftcate of record: Whewell Bros., 1; Piri Land Company. 2. Bull, three years: Pm *,and Company. 1 and champion; Whewell Bros.. 2 and, reserve champion; Estate I. O. llociKson. 3. Bull, yearling: Piri Land Company. Is Estate T. o.' Hodgson. 2; J. W. Leaning. 3. Heifer, yearling: Whewell Bros.. 1 and 2; Estate T. O. Hodgson. 3. Heifer. Junior yearling: Piri Land Company, 1; Wiiewel Bros., 2; Estate T. 0. Hodgson, 3. T\w yearling heifers: Whewell Bros.. Is Jt"ui Land Company. 2. Group, hull and thre. females: Piri Land Company, 1; Whewell Bros.. 2; Estate T. O. Hodgson. 3. Pedigree Jerseys.—Cow, Five \ ears Over: A. Moreland and Sons. Is W. n. Miers. 2: W. S. McEwan. 3. Four years. A. Moreland and Sons, I ii A. <£• Lovelock, 3; S. Dale. 4. Three H. Miers. Is V. McD. Hitchmgs. 2s W. b. McEwan. 3; A. Moreland and Sons. 4. Heifer, two years: A. Moreland and Sons. 1. W. H Miers. 2; W. S. McEwan, 3. Best three cows: A. Morelaijd and Sons, 1 and .. W. S. MoEw-nn. 3. Cow. with certificate ot lccord: A. Moreland and Sons. 1 and W S. McEwan. 3. Best cow or heitei. three years: J. W. Humphreys. 1 and l\ Mrs. A G. Bell. 3. Best heifor, two years: McFarlane. 1; J. A. Sanders, 2s Mrs. E C. Moore, 3. Bull, yearling; V. McD. Hitohings. 1; W. H. Miers. 2; A. More and and Sons, 8. Two years: J. A. Sanders. 1; V. McD Hitchmgs. 2; A. Devnie. 3. Three years: P. Phillips, I aild 2; A. Moreland and Sons, 3. Junior Yearling Pedigree Jersey Heifor.— W. H. MVer's, 1, W. S. McEwan..2; A. Moreland and Sons. 3. Senior yearling: W. H. Miers. 1; A Moreland and Sons,, 2 and 3. Champion yearling heifer: W. H. Miefs, 1". A. Moreland and Sons, 2; W. S. McEwan, 3. Group, bull arid three females; ,A.'Moreland and Sons, Is W. H. Mier*. 2; \. McD. Hitchings. 3. Junior group: W. H. Mierß. 1. A. Moreland and Sons. 2; V. McD. Hitchinss. 3. Best yearling J. P. M. Wanhill, 1 and 3s Mrs. E. K. Miers, 2. ' Pedigree Ayrshires.—Cow, Four Years or Oter: C. Bailey, 1; W. C. Wallace. 2; J. C. Wallace, 3. Throe "years: A. Bailey, 1; C. Bailey, 2 Dry cow: W. C. Wallace, 1. Heifer, two years: A. Bailey, 1; C. Bailey. 2; P. Bremner, 3. Two cows or heifers: C. Bailey. 1; A. Bailey. 2. Best cow, in milk: C. Bailey, 1; A. Bailey, 2. Bull, three years: C. Bailey 1 and champion. Two years: A. Bailey, 1 and reserve champion; W. C. Wallace, 2. One year: W. C. Wallace, 1; C. Bailey, 2; P. Bremner, 3. Heifer, ono year: C. Bailey. 1 and 2; W'. C. Wallace, 3. Junior heifor, one year; W. C. Wallace, 1; C. Bailey, ,2 s A. Bailey. 3. Two yearling heifers: C. Bailey, I;'W..C. Wallace. 2; J. C. Wallace, 3. Group, bull and three females: C. Bailey, 1; A. Bailey. 2. Junior group: C. Bailey, Is W. C. Wallace. 2s J. C. Wallace; 3. i V PIGS , Berkshires.—Boari 14 months or 1 over: Ruakura Farm, 1, 2 and 3. Eight to 14 months: A. T. Rogers, 1: : G. Jameson. 2 and 3. Four to eight months; A. T. Rogers. 2 s Ruakura Farm, 3. No first prize. Under four months: G. Jamieson, 1 and 2; Ruakura Farm, 3. Sow, with litter: G. Jameson, 1 !; A. T. Rogers, 2. Sow, in pig: K. , Chijcott, 1 and 2; A. T, Rogers, 3. Sow, 14 months: A. T. Rogers, 1; Ruakura Farm, 2 and 3. Eight months: A. T. Rogers, 1; Ruakura Form, 2. Four months: Ruakura Farm, 1 and 2; E. Thomas, 3. Under four months: R, Chilcott, 1: G. Jnmiculob. 2 and 3. < '■' '• • /; Tamworths.—Boar, 14 months: A. T. Rogers, 1; Caro and Barry, 2; W. M. Wardrop, 3. Eight months: Caro and Barry, 1; R. Chilcott, ,2. Four months; A. T. Rogers, 1; Caro and Barry, 2; T R. Chil--cott, 3. Boar, under .four months: Mrs. J. R. Sheehan, 1 and 2; G. H. Barton, 3. Sow. with litter; Caro and Barry, 1; A. T. Rogers, 2; J; P. R. Hooper, 3. Sow, in pigrß. Chilcott. I; Mrs. J. R. Sheehan, 2; Caro and Barry, 3. Sow, 14 months: R. Chilcott, 1; A. T. Rogers, 2 ; Caro and Barry, 3. Eight months; A. T. Rogers, 1; W. R. Shattock, 2 and 3. Pour months: W. R. Shattock, Is R." (Jlhilcott.. 2: A. T. Rogers, 3." Under four months: R. Sanderson, 1,- Mrs. J. R. Sheehan, 2 s G. W. Vercoe, 3. -

Large Whites.—Boar, 14 months: Candy Bros., 1; Raynes Bros., 2; G. D. Porritt,, 3. Eight months: G._ D. Porritt, 1. Four months: G. D. Porritt, 1. Sow, with litter: G. D. Porritt,

PEOPLE'S DAYI AT PALMERSTON ADDITIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS [BT -TELEGRAPH —PRESS ASSOCIATION] PALMERSTON NORTH. Friday An improvement in the weather resulted in a large crowd attending People's Day at the Manawatu Jubilee Shew A half-holiday .was observed in the city. Additional championship awards are as follows: — < Southdown in wool, natural condition: Ram ahd reserve and also ewe championship, W. •'J. Gimblett, Hastings, Southdown shorn ram and ewe: W. J. Gimblett.