THE PRIZE-LIST.

New Zealand Mail, Issue 1656, 25 November 1903, Page 27

THE PRIZE-LIST.

HORSES. THOROUGHBREDS.

Class I.—Stallion, over A years: McDonald and Wilson’s Conqueror and chant* pi-on, 1; E. B. Vine’s Enchanter, 2; JL Mam maru’s Toa. Class 3.-—Colt, foaled, since August Ist. 1901 r R. Maremaxu’s St. Joe. 1; Hon. W. Johnstxm’s Hana-en* 2. Class 4.—Colt, foaled since August Ist, 1902: R. Ma-rumam’s Apa. 1. Class 5.—» Mare, with foal at foot, or to foal befoiw* December 31st, 1903: H. Bergenson’s Bay, 1; C. Hawkins's Oriflamne, 2. Class 7. —* Filly, foaled einos August Ist, 1901: D* Buick’s Matiri and championship, 1; D* A. Newman’s Possibility; J. Jefferson* Almadine. Claes 8. Filly, foaled sine* August Ist, 1902: J. L. Buick 1-

BEST CALCULATED FOR BREEDING*

CARRIAGE HORSES.

Class 10.—Stallion, over 4 years—J. T, H. Aldserson’s Coker’s Emperor, I; Elli# Bros/ Gallatine, 2; H. GL Woodfield fi Rolnert, 3.

DITTO WEIGHT-CARRYING HACKS, Claes 13—Mare, with foal at foot, or t® foal before December 31st, 1903: H. G. Moore, 1; A. F. Fitzherbert, 2; A. C. Me* Dowell, 3. Class 14—Filly or gelding, 3 years old, not thoroughbred: Jagfc-Buick. 1; John Purcell, 2. PONIES. Class 15—Entire pony, any age, 14 hands and under: M. Moynihan, 1; W. A. O’Donnell, 2. Class 16 —Pony mare, 14 hands and under: W. Brown, 1; Dv O’Shut© 2; J. Birchley. 3. Class 17—-» Pony mare or gelding, over 13 and noifc exceeding 14 hands: A. C. McDonnell. 1 and 3; H. Gillies. 2, Cfiass 18—Best pol* pony mare or gelding, not exceeding 14.1 hands: H. Gifford Moore, 1; J. H. Strang* 2; G. N. Pharazyn, 3. Class 19 —Pony: mare or gelding, over 12 hands and not exceeding 13 hands: D. O’Shute, 1; Mis* Fraser, 2; N. Keeling, 3. (Hass 29—Pony mare or gelding 12 hands or under: T* W. Pataka, 1; D. O’Shute, 2; W. Rutherford, 3. SADDLE HORSES. Class 21 Weight-oarrying hack, any age. up to 15 stone: D. G. Riddifbrd, 1 1 Hon. IV. W. Johnston, 2; H. Gainsford, 3. Class 22—Weight-carrying hack, any age. up to 13 stone: W. S. Carter. 1; T* G. Riddiford. 2; W. J. Shannon, 3. Class 23 — Light-weight hack, any age, Up to 11 stone: Mrs Ernest Brown, 1; Miss Co moron, 2; W. J. Shannon, 3. Class 24 —Weight-carrying cob, 14.1 to 15 bands:; Allan Strang. 1; P. Mhxwell, 2; J. IF. Strang, 3. Class 25—Best horse, most suitable as a troop horse: P. Wotton, lif F. E. Perry, 2. Class 26—Best lady'* hack, to be ridden by a lady: Mis* Hyland, 1; Mrs Ernest Brown, 2; DNoalce, 3- T. Kennedy, v.h.c.; las. Counibe, h.o. Class 27 —Best walking horse: Mrs D. G. Riddiford. 1; Dr W* Graham. 2; Mrs Ernest Brown, 3. Class 28 Best girl rider, Muriel Mo* Beth, 1; Myrtle Birchley, 2; Phyllis Marshall. 3. Class 29 —Best boy rider, Ronald Cameron, 1; Alex. Brown, 2; B. Walton, 3. Class 30 Pair bar* ness horses, 15 hands and over, to bei driven in harness: Hon. IV. Johnston, 1. Class 31 —Pair harness horses. 14 band* and under 15: Allan Strang, 2. Class 32 —Pair harness ponies, 13 bands and under 14: M. A. Ellis, 1- Class 34 —Best tandem team, 14 hands and over: Hon. W. Johnston. 1; G. N. Pharazyn, 3. Class 35 —Best tandem team, under 14 hands: M. A. Ellis 1: H. J. Woodfield, 2; W. IVarehiam. 3. Class 36 —Single harness horse 15.3 hands and over: D. G. Riddiford, 1; T. Ross, 2; E. C. Wocclfenden, 9. Class 37 —Single harness horse, over 15 hands and under 15.3: J. Stratton, 1; Dr W. Graham, 2; R. D. Knight, 3. Clas» 38— Single harness horse, over 14 hands and not exceeding 15 : John Jamiesoir, 1; P Maxwell, 2; J. F- Mills, 3. Class 33Single harness pony, over 13 hands and uncler 14: IML A. EHis*- 1 fuid 2; 3±. Woodfield, 3; Allan Strang, v.h.c. Claes 40 —Single pony. 13 hands and under: E. Stevenson, 1; Miss Fraser. 2; J. H. Strang, 3. DRAUGHTS. Class 42 —Stallion over 4 years: A, Alexander, 1 and champion; Nathan Pros., 2; T. P. Lett and Son, 3; A. Fraser, v.h.c.; Nathan Bros., b.c. Class 43 —Colt, foaled since August Ist, 1900: T_ A. Bremer, 1. Class 44—Ooltr, foaled since August Ist, 1901: T. A. Bremer, I and 2. Class 45—Colt, foaled since August Ist, 1902: A. Alexander, 1; Nathan Bros., 2; J. S. Cooksley. 3. Class 46 Mare, with foal at foot' or to foal before Decembeir Ist. 1903—Nathan 8r05.,. 1,2, and 3. Claiss 47—Best mare, with one or more of her progeny : Nathan Bros, 1. Class 48—Dry draught mare, four years or over: Nathan Bros, 1 and 2. Class 42 —Filly, foaled since August Ist. 1900 r W. H. Reid, 1. Class 50—Filly, foaled since August Ist, 1901: A. Alexander 1 and champion; Nathan. Bros., 2; Hunt Bros., 3. Class 51 —Filly foaled since August lsf 1902: A. Alexander, 1; T. A. Bremer. 2 and 3. Class 52-Gelding, foaled since August Ist, 1901, J. BalsilKe. 1, Class 54 Pair of horses, geldings and mares, most suitable far ploughing: Nathaii Bros., 1; G. Gamman aaid W. Pearce, v.h.c. Class 557-Heavy gelding or mare, to be shown in a dray or spring cart: Nathan Bros., 1; G. Gamman and Co., 2. Class 56—Three-horse plough team: Nathan Bros., 1; G._ A. Gamman and Co., 2. Class 57 Light mare or gelding, for spring cart or express purposes: New Zealand Express Ooin.party", 1; T. J. Sheppard. 2; Tiriaiu Sawmilling Company, 3 : Gas Company, v.h.c. Class 58—Best pair horses, shown in dray single leader and shatter: Nathan Bros., 1; G. A. Gamman and Co., 2 and 3. Class 59—Lorry team, one pair of horses: Nathan Bros., 1; G. A. Gammon 2 and 3. Class 60—Mare oy geldmg, for spring cart or express: Tiriatu Sawmilling Company, 1; G. A. Gammon, 2 and 3.

CATTLE. SHORTHORN. Class I.—Bull, calved prior to July Ist, 1900: McHardy Bros., 1 and champion; Moore Hunter Estate, 2. Ciass 2—Bu i, calved since July let, 1000: McHai y Bras., 1; Mount Herbert Estate 2. Class B—Bull, calved since July Ist, 1901. mc Hardy Bros*., 1; Mount Herbert Estate, 2- A. Nixon, 3 and v.h.c. Class 4—Bull, calved 1 since July Ist, 1902: Archdeacon Williams, 1; McHardy Bros., ~ and Mount Herbert Estate, v.h.c. Glass o Bull and two of his progeny to consist of yearling and two-year: McHardy Bros., 1 Class 6—Cow, with calf at foot, or has calved within previous twelve months: Archdeacon S. Williams, 1, 3 and champion; Mount Herbert Estate, 2.- Class 7—Heifer, calved since July Ist ,1900: McHardy Bros., 1; Archdeacon S. Williams, 2.. Class B—Heifer, calved since July Ist, 1901: McHardy Bros., 1 and 2; Archdeacon S. Williams, 3 and h.c. Class 9—Heifer, calved sinco July Ist, 1902: Mount Herbert Estate, 1; McHardy Bros., 2; Archdeacon S. Williams, 3 and v.h.c. Class 10—Best pen of three Shorthorn heifers, calved since July Ist, 1902: McHardy Bros., 1 and 3; Archdeacon Williams, 2. HEREFORD. Class 11—Bull, calved prior to July Ist, 1900: C. A. Lovett, 1; J. W. Baker, Claes 12—Bull, calved since July Ist, 1900: Jas. Stuckey, 1. Claes 33—8u11, calved since July Ist, 1901: Jas. Stuckey, 1 and champion; D. P. Buchanan, 2. Claes 14—Bull, calved since July Ist, 1902: Jas. Stuckey, 1,2, 3 and c.; D. P. Buchanan, h.c. Clae6 15 —Bull and two of his Hereford progeny, to consist of yearling and two-year: Jas. Stuckey, 1; C. A. Lovett, 2. Class 16—Cow, wroh calf at foot, or has calved within previous twelve months: Jae. Stuckey, 1 and champion. Claas 17—Heifer, calved sinoe July Ist, 1900: Jae. Stuckey, 1. Class 18—-Heifer, calved since July Ist, 1901: D. P. Buchanan, 1; C. A. Lovett, 2. Class 19 —Heifer, calved since July Ist, 1902: Jas. Stuckey, 1; Geo. Wheeler 2; D P. Buchanan, 3; C. A. J. Levett, h.c. Class 20 —Best pen of three Hereford heifers, calved since July Ist, 1902: James Stuckey, 1. POLLED ANGUS. Class 22 —Bull, calved since July Ist, 1900: J. J. Campbell, 1 and champion; J. T. Dalrymple, 2. Class 23—8u11, calved sinoe July Ist, 1901: J. T. Dairy mple, 1. Claas 26 —Cow, with calf at foot, or has calved within the previous 12 months: J. J- Campbell, 1 and champion; J. T. Dalrymple, 2. Class 27 Heifer, calved sinco July Ist, 1900: J. J. Campbell, 1 and 2. AYRSHIRE. Class 31—Bull, calved prior to July Ist, 1909: S. Standen, 1 and champion; S. W. Luxford, 2; D. Buchanan, 3; J. Kyle, c. Claas 32—8u11, calved since July Ist, 1900: Mrs B. H. Slack, 1; S. W. Luxford, 2; J. Kyle, 3. Claes 31—Bull, calved since July Ist, 1901: J. Kyle, 1 and 2; Slack Bros., 3. Class 34—8u11, calved since July Ist, 1902: Slack Bros., 1; J. Kyle, 2 and 3. Cleutb 35—8u1l and two of his Ayrshire progeny, to consist of yearling and two-year: J. Kyle, 1; D. Buchanan, 2. Claes 36 —Cow, with calf at foot, or has calved within previous 12 months: S. W. Luxford, 1 and champion, 2 and 3; J. Kyle, h.c. Claes 37 Heifer, calved since July Ist, 1900: Slack Bros., 1; S. Standen. 2; J. Kyle, 3. Class 38—Heifer, calved since July Ist, 1901: S W. Luxford, 1; Slack Bras., 2; S. Standen, 3. Class 39 —Heifer, calved since July Ist, 1902: S. W. Luxford, 1; J. Kyle, 2 and c.; Slack Bros., 3; Mrs B. H. Slack, h.c. Claes 40—Best pen of three Ayrshire heifers, calved since July Ist, 1902: S. Standen, 1; J. Kyle, 2 and 3. JERSEY. Class 41—Bull, calved prior to ~uly Ist, 1900: J. A. McCrea, 1 and champion; S. R. Lancaster, 2; H. Hewitt, 3. Class 42 —Bull, calved since July Ist, 1900: S. R. Lancaster, 1; Mrs M. A. Ivirton, 2. Class 43 —Bull, calved since .July Ist, 1901; H. J. Shailer, 1; A. Dermer, 2; Mrs M. E. Crook, 3. Class 44—8u11, calved since July Ist, 1902: S. It. Lancaster, 1, 2 and v.h.c.; J. A. McCrea, 3. Class 45 —Bull and two of his Jersey progeny: J. A McCrea, 1; Paul Hunter, 2. Class 46 • —Cow, with calf at foot, ox* has calved within previous 12 months: A. Buchanan, I, champion and v.h.c.; J. A. McCrea, 2; S R. Lancaster, 3 and h.c. Class 47 — Heifer, calved since July Ist, 1900: A. Buchanan, 1 and h.c.; Mrs M. A. Kirton, 2; S. R. Lancaster, 3. Class 48— Heifer, calved cineo July Ist, 1901: J. A. McCrea, 1; S. R. Lancaster, 2; P. Hunter, 3. Class 49 —Heifer, calved since July Ist, 1902: P. Hunter, 1 and 2; J. A. McCrea, 3; Mrs M. A. Kirton, v.h.c.; S. R. Lancaster, h.c. Class 50 —Best pen of tlii'ee Jersey heifers, calved since July Ist, 1902: J. A. McCrea, 1. DAIRY COWS. Class 51—Cow in milk, any breed or frade: Master Jack Richards, 1; M. Cook, ; S. R. Lancaster, 3; A. Richards, v.h.c.; E. White, c. Class 52—Best pen of throe dairy lieifei-s, crossbreds, over 12 and uuder 18 months: S. R. Lancaster, 1: A. Dermer, 2; A. Richards, 3. Class 53—Best pen of three dairy heifers, over 18 and under 30 months, in milk or in calf: S. Standen, 1; S. R. Lancaster, *; Mxs B. 11. Slack, 3. Class 54 —Best dairy Heifer, in milk, calved since July Ist, 1900: Mrs A. Richards, 1; M. Crook, 2. Class 55—Best pen of three hand-fed heifers, under 12 months: S. Standen, 1; Slack Bros., 2. FAT CATTLE. Class 58 —Single bullock, any age: Moore Hunter Estate, 1 and champion; McHardy Bros., 2; Meat Export Co., 3. Class 59—Two bullocks, calved since July Ist, 1899: McHardy Bros., 1 and 2; Moore Hunter Estate, 3. Class 60 —Two bullocks, calved since July Ist. 1900: D. Fraser, 1; McHardy Bros., 2 and 3; Moore Hunter Estate, h.c. Class 61—Best pen of three two-year-old steers, calved since July Ist, 1900: McHardy Bros., 1 and -; W. Pearce, 3. Class 62—Single bxxllock, for shop purposes, calved since July Ist, 1900: Jas. Stxxckey, 1; McHardy Bros., 2.

SHEEP. LINCOLNS IN THE WOOL

Class I—Rams. 18 montns and under: Perry Bros., 3: Hon J. B. Ormond, 2 and h.c.; W. H. Wvbcume. c. Ciass 2

—Rams, over 18 months and under 30 months: Perry Bros., 1; W. H. *vybourne. 2 rind c*: lion J. D. Ormond, li.c. Class 3—Ram. 30 months and upwai'ds: W. 11. Wybourne, 1,2 and v.h.c.; Perry Bros., c. Class 4—Two rams. 18 months and under: W. H. Wybourne, 1 and c.; Hon J. D. Ormond, 2 and h.c. Class 5 —One ewe. 18 months and under: roon J. D. Ormond. 1; W. H. Wybourne, 2 and c.; Perry Bros., h.c. Class 6—One ewe. over 18 months and under 30 mouths, with lamb (suckling): Hon J. D. Ormond. 1 and v.h.c.; Perry Bros., 2. Class 7—One ewe. over 30 months, with Lincoln Lamb (suckling): Hon J. D. Ormond, 1, v.h.c and champion; Perry Bros., 2; W. H. Wybourno, b.c. and c. Class B—Two8 —Two ewes. 18 montiis or under: Perry Bi'os., 1 and 2. Class 9—Two ewes, any age. with Lincoln lambs (suckling) at foot; Perry Bros., 1; Hon. J. D. Ormond. 2; W. H. Wybourno, h.c. ROMNEY MARSH IN THE WOOL. Class 10—Ram. 18 months and under: R Tanner. 1; J. Reid. 2; Gray Bx*os., 3; •T. O. Batchelor, v.u.c.: W. B. Allen, h.c. Class 11 —Ram. over 18 months and under 30 months: E. Short. 1 and pion; P.‘ Mungavin. 2; J. Reid. 3; R. Tanner, v.h.c. Class 12—Ram. 30 months and upwards: John Reid. 1 and 3. Bealey Bros.. 2 and v.h.c. Class 13— Two rams, 18 months and under: John Reid, 1,2 and v.h.c.; Bea-ley Bros., 3. Class 14 —One ewe. 18 months and under: Bealey Bros., 1 and v.h.c.; P. Mungavin, 2; Gray Bros., 3. Class 15—One ewe, over 18 months and under 30 months, with Romney lamb (suckling) at foot: P. Mungavin, 1; J. O. Batcheloi', 2; Robert Tanner, 3; E. Short, v.h.c. Class 16— One ewe, over 30 months, with Romney lamb (suckling): Geo. Wheeler, 1; xtobert Tanner. 2; J. O. Batehelor 3; David Rowlands, v.h.c. Class 17 —Two ewes, 18 months and under: Gray Bros., 1; Robert Tanner. 2: J. O. Batchelar, 3; D. Rowlands, v.h.c. Class 18—Two ewes, any age, with Romney lambs (suckling): Robert Tanner ,1 J. O. Batchelar, 3. ENGLISH LEICESTER IN THE WOOL

Class 19—Ram, 18 months and under: Ferry Bros., 1 and 2; P. C. Threlkeld, 3; Nelson Bros., v.h.o. Class 20—Ram, 18 months and under 30 months: Perry Bros.. 1,2, c. and champion; P. C. Threlkeld, 3; R. S. Lancaster, v.h.c. Nelson Bros., h.c. Class 21 —Ram. 30 months or upwards: Nelson Bros., 1; P. C. Threlkeld, 2; Slack Bros., 3. Class 22 —Two rams, 18 months or uxider: P. C. Threlkeld, 1 a.nd 2; Nelson Bros., 3. Cla.ss 23—One ewe, 18 months or under: P. C. Threlkeld, 1 and 2; S. R. Lancaster, 3; Nelson Bi-os., h.c.; Perry Bros., r. Class 24—One ewe, over 18 months and under 30 months, with lamb (suckling) at foot: Perry Bros., 1 and 2; Nelson Bi'os., 3 and v.h.c.; A. Southey Balcer, l/.c. Class 25—One ewe. over 30 months, with lamb (suckling): Peri-y Bros., 1,2 and champion; Slack Bros., 3 and v.h.c. Class 28—Two ewes, 18 months oi* under : P. C. Threlkeld. 1 and 2; Nelson Bros., 3 and v.h.c. Class 27 —Two ewes, any age, with English Leicester lamb (suckling): Nelson Bros., 1 and 2.

BORDER LEICESTER IN THE WOOL. Class 28—Ram, 18 months a.nd under: Nelson Bros., 1; Hon J. D. Ormond, 2; John Reid. 3. Class 29—Ram, over 18 months and under 30 months: Nelson Bros., 1 and 3; lion J. D. Ormond, 2. Class 30—Ram, 30 months and unwards: Nelson Bros., 1, 2. 3 and champion. Cl ass 31 —Two rams. 18 months or under: Nelson Bros., 1 and 2; Hon J. D. Ormond, 3. Class 32—One ewe. 18 months or under: J. D. Ormond, 1; Nelson Bros.. 2 and 3. Class 33—One ewe, over 18 months and under 30 months, with lamb (suckling): Hon J. D. Ormond. 1; Nelson Bros., 2 and 3. Class 34—Two ewes, 18 months or under: Nelson Bros., 1,2, 3 and champion. Class 35—Two ewes, any age, with lambs (suckling): Nelson Bros., 1 and 2.

SHROPSHIRE DOWNS IN THE "WOOL Class 36 —Ram, 18 months and under: A. 11. Campbell, 1 and 2; late Jas. John, 3; Nelson Bros., v.h.c. Class 37—Ram, over 18 months and under 30 montiis: W. A. Beecroft, 1; late Jas. Johns, 2; Nelson Bros., v.h.c. Class 38 —Ram. 30 months and upwards: F. Bulls, 1; Nelson Bros., 2; W. J. Birch, v.h.c. Class 39 — Two rams, 18 months and under: A. H. Campbell, 1; Nelson Bros., 2; G. L. Marshall, v.h.c. Class 40—One ewe, 18 months and under: Late Jas. Johns, 1 and 2; Nelson Bros., 3 and v.h.c. Class 41—One ewe, over 18 months and under 30 months, with lamb (suckling): Nelson Bros., 1 and 2; W. A. Boeeioft, v.h.c and c. Class 42—Two ewes. 18 months and under: Nelson Bros., 1, Mrs B. H. Slack, 2. Class 43 —Two ewes, any age, with Shropshire lambs (suckling): Late Jas. Johns, 1 and champion; A. H. Campbell, 2; Nelson Bros., 3; W. 11. Beecroft, v.h.c. SOUTHDOWNS IN THE WOOL.

Class 44—Ram, 18 months and under: Jas. Stuckey, 1 and 3; Nelson Bros., 2 and v.h.c.; Bealey Bros., h.c. Class 45 —Ram, over 18 months and under 30 months: Ja.s. Stuckey, 1,-2, 3 and champion; late Jas. Johns, v.h.c. Class 46 Ram, 30 months and upwards: Jas. Stuckey, 1; late Jas. Johns, 2. Class 47 ■ —Two rams, 18 months and under: Nelson Bros., 1; Jas. Stuckey, 2, 3 and v.h.c.; late Jas. Joans, li.c. Class 48 — One ewe, 18 months and under: Late <ias. Johns, 1; S. R. Lancaster, 2; Ellis Bros., 3; Jas. Stuckey, v.h.c. and c.; Nelson Bros., v.h.c. Clads 49 —One ewe. over 18 months and under 30 months, with lamb (suckling): Late Jas. Johns, 1 and 2; Mrs B. H. Slack, 3; Jas. Stuckey, v.h.c.; S. R. Lancaster, c. Cl a? is 50 —Two ewes, 18 months and under: Nelson Bros., 1,2 and 3; Jas. Stuckey, v.h.c. and c.; S. R. Lancaster, h.c. Class 51 —Two ewes, any age, with Southdown lambs (suckling): Late Jas. Johns,'l and ciiampion; Jas. Stuckey, 2; S. R. Lancaster, 3; Nelson Bros., v.h.c. SOUTHDOWN (SHORN).

Class 52—Ram. IS months or under: Jas. Stuckey, 1,2, 3, and champion; S. R. Lancaster, h.c.; late Jas. Johns, c. Class sJ—Ram. over 18 months: Jas. Stuckey, 1,2. 3, and h.c.; late Jas. Johns, 3. Class 54 —Ewe. 18 months or under: Nelson Bros., 1, v.h.c. and h.c.; Jas. S’luckey. 2; S. A. Lancaster, 3. Class 55 —Live, 'Over 18 months, with lamb (suckling): Late Jas. Johns. 1 and champion; Jas Stuckey, 2 and 3; Mrs B. 11. Slack, h.c.; S. R. Lancaster, o.

HAMPSHIRE DOWNS (IN THE WOOL). Class 56—Rain. 18 months and under: J- vile, l and 2. Class 57 —Ram. over 18 ironths and under 30 months: J. Vile. 1. Glass 58—Ram. 30 months and upwards: J. vile. 1. Class 59—Two rains: 18 months and under: J. Vile, 1. Class 60— One ewe, 18 months and under: J. Vile, 1 and 2. Class 61—One ewe, over 18 months and under 30 months, with (suckling): J. Vile, 1 and 2. Class 62 — two ewes, 18 months and under: J. Vile, 1 and 2. Class 63 —Two ewes with lambs (suckling) : J. Vile, 1 and 2. * MERINO (IN THE WOOL). Class 78—Ram. 18 months or under: W. J. Birch. 1 and 2. Class 79 —Ram, over 18 months: W. J. Birch, 1,2, and c. Class 80—Ewe. 18 months or under: W. J. Birch, 1 and 2. Class 81 —Ewe. over 18 months with lamb (suckling): W. JBirch, 1. CROSSBREDS. Class 82 —Five crossbred ewe hoggets, any breed: Nelson Bros.. 1 and 2. FAT SHEEP. Class 84—Five fat wethers, under 18 months. Down or Down crosses: W. C. Buchanan, 1. Class 85— Five fat wethers, over 18 and under 30 months (longwool): W. C. Buchanan, 1. Class 88 —Five fat wethers, over 18 and under 30 months, Downs and Down crosses: W. C. Buchanan, 1. Class 87 —Five fat wethers, in wool under 18 months: Nelson Bros., 1; W. C. Buchanan, 2 and 3. Class 89 —5 fat ewes in wool: Nelson Bros, 1,2, and 3. FAT LAMBS IN WOOL. Class 91—Five fat lambs, wethers or owes, or wethers and ewes: Hon. IV. J ohuston, 1; Nelson Bros.. 2 and 3. Class 92—Fivo fat lambs, wethers, or ewes, or wethers and ewes: John Strang, 1; Nelson Bros.. 2 and li.c.; W. 11. Booth, 3.

PIGS. Berkshire. —Class I—Boar over 12 months, S'iack Bios.. 1; J. O. Batchelar, 2; E. C. Woolfenden, 3. Class 2—Boar over 9 and under 12 months, J. Jarvis, 1 and champion. Class 3—Boar over 6 and under 9 months, S. R. Lancaster, 1; E. C. Woolfenden, 2; E. White. 3. Class 4 Boar under 6 months. Slack Bros. 1 and 2; S. R. Law carter v.h.c.; E. White, h.c. Class s—Breedings—Breeding sow, in pig, John Jarvis, 1 and champion; Slack Bros. 2. Clasg 6 —Sow. with litter of not lees than 6 pigs. J. C. Nathan. 1 and 3; E. White. 2. S. R. Lancaster, v.h.o. Class 7 —■ Sow over 9 and under 12 months. Slack Bi’os., 1 and 2; S. R. Lancarter. 3. Class 8 — Sow over 6 and under 9 months. Slack Bros., 1 and 2; S. R. Lancaster. 3. Class 9 Sow under 6 months, John Jarvis, 1; Slack Bi'os.. 2 and 3; E. White, v.h.c. Tam worth.—'Class 10 —Boar over 12 months. E. White. 1. Class 11 —Boar over 8 and under 12 months, J. Jarvis, 1 and champion. Class 12—Boar, oyer 6 months and under 9 months, E. White. 1; S. It. Lancaster, 2. Class 18— Boar under 6 months, J. Ja.rvis 1; E. White, 2 and 3. rtaas 14—Breeding sow. in pig, J. Jarvis. 1 and champion: E. White. 2. Class 15 —Sow and litter of not less than 6 pigs, ago not to exceed two months, E. White. 1. Class 17—Sow over 6 and under 9 months, J. Jarvis. 1: S. R. Lancaster, 2. Class 18 —‘Sow under 6 months. J. Jarvis, 1 and 2; E. White. 3. Yorkshire.—-Class 19 —Boar over 12 months. B. Gray. 1 and champion and 3; S. W. Luxford. 2. Class 22 —Boar under 6 months, B. Gray. 1. Class 23 —Breeding sow, in pig. B. Gray, 1 and champion; E. White 2. Class 24—Sow and litter of not less than 6 pigs, age not to exceed 2 months. E. White, 1. Class 25 —Sow, over 9 and under 12 months. E. White. 1. Class 26 —Sow over 6 and under 9 months, W. J. Harris, 1; E. White, 2. Class 27 —Sow under 6 months. B. Gray, 1,2, 3 and c. Any recognised breed (purebred) not previous U enumerated. —Class 28—Boar, any age, black Devon, Mrs B. H. Slack. 1 and 2. Class 23 —Sow any a,ge, black Devon. Mrs B. H. Slack, 1 and 2. Class 30 —Fat pigs most suitable for bacon, weight not to exceed lSOlbs, E. White ,1 and 2 Class 31 —Two fat poi’kers, any brod, E. White, 1; Slack Bros., 2.

DOGS. Class I—St. Bernard: A. C. Haycock, 1. Class 2 —Beer or Stag Hound: Miss Buick 1. Class 3 —Greyhound dogs: H. O’Connor 1; J. Gleeson. 2; F. Lucas. 3; Geo. Beer, v.h.c. Class 4 —Greyhound bitches: J. Elannaigan. 1. Class B—Retriever:8 —Retriever: .T. C. James, 1; J. White, 2. Class 7 —English Setter Bogs, Challenge Class: —P. Hunter, 1 and 2; Miss F. James, 3. Class B—English Setter bitches, Challenge Class: —P. Hunter, 1; G. G. We'lls 2. Class 10—Gordon setter, dogs and bitches: 11. A. Goodall, 1; E. Baines, 2. Class 11 —Gordon setter, puppies, dogs, and bitches: P. Lucas, 1; J. C. James,2. Class 12 —Irish setter: B. C. Bennett, 1; M. J. Miller. 2. Ciass 34—Pointer: W. S. Hart, 1. Class 15 —Collie, challenge clans, rough-coated dogs: A. J. Shailer, j; Chas. Louisson, 2. Class 16 —Collie, rough coated bitch: H. Mcßonald, 1; B. B. McEwen, 2; J. G. Hankins, 3; A. Richards, h.o. Class 17 —Collie, rough-coated dog: A. J. Shailer. 1; B. B. McEwen, 2; Master H. Pringle 3. Class 18—Collie, bitch: J. G. Hankins, 1; G. Bryden, 2; A. Richards, 3. Class 19—Collie, roughcoated. dogs: Geo. Bryden, 1; B. Bruce, 2; C„ P. BaiLey. 3. Clans 20 —Collie, bitches. J. G. Hankins, 1; H. C. Mclvor, 2; G. Bryden, 3. Class 21 —Collie, puppies and dogs: B. R. McEwen, 1; C. S. Bailey, 2; W. G. Reid, v.h.c. Class 22 —Collie, rough-coated puppies: J. G. Hankins. 1; G. Bryden, 2; A. J. Shailer, 3. Class 22a —Best Collie dog in show, Association’s silver medal: A. J. Shailer. Class 22b Best Collie bitch in show, Association’s silver medal: Hugh Mcßonald. Class 22d —Best Collie bitch in show, competing in classes 15 to 22. gold medal: A. J. Shailer. Class 23 —Collie, smooth-coated dogs: A. Richard si. 1; S. R. Lancaster, 2. Class 24—uollie bitches: Mrs. P. Mungavin, 1; R. Wilson, 2; C. H. Selbie, 3. Class 27 —Collie, bearded or Old English, dogs, challenge class: A. A. Cuthbertson, 1 and 2; A. Richards. 3; Anderson, h.o. Class 28 —Collie, do., bitches, challenge: A A. Cuthbertson, 1; A. Richards, 2; W. Staillard, 3. Class 29 —Fox terrier.

smoath dogs, challenge class: W. A. Smith, 1; O. A, Porritt, 2; H. Madeley, 3; Mrs. K. Garlyson, v.h.c.. Cla4ss 30 —Fox terrier, bitches: W. A. Smith, 1. Class 31 —Fox terrier, puppies: O. A. Porritt, 1; S. A. Cherry, 2; W. A. Smith. 3; J. Wareham, v.h.c.; A Pascoe, v.h.c.. Class 33—Irish terriei*, dogs, open: O’Connor and Tydeman, 1. Class 34—Irish terrier, bitches, open: J. C. James, 1. Class 35 Irish tender, puppies: Miss Nellie Johnson, 1; J. C. James, v.h.c. Class 36 Scottish terrier, dogs and bitches: Helen Hunter, 1; P. Hunter, 2; C. E. Zohi'ab, 3. Class 37—Scottish terrier, puppies: Helen Hunter, 1. Class 38—Airdale terrier, dogs: A. K. Newman, 1. Class 41Bull terrier, dogs and bitches: R. Bailey, 1. Class 42—Terrier, any other class, dogs and bitches: Mrs. T. S. Cornish, 1. Class 43—8u1l dog, dogs: A. R. Young, 1; T. H. Richards, 2. Class 44—d0., bitches J. ll.' Richards 1. Class 47 Pngs: D. Silby. 1; A. Buchanan, 2 and 3. Class 48 —Spaniel, cocker, under 30lbs, dogs: W. C. Leversedge 1; H. J. Carlyon, 2; H. M. Sinimonds, 3. Class 49 do., under 301b5., bitches: Mrs. W. G. Parker. Class 51—Spaniel, field: W. T. Green. 1 and 2; J. White, 3; W. Beck; v.h.c.; J. E. Hall. h.c.

POULTRY AND PIGEONS. Class 2—Game, Indian, hen, H. S. Munro. 1 and 2; H. J. Manson, 3. Class 3 Game, Indian, cockerel, Jas. Ivor, 1; H. J. Manson. 2. Class 4—Game, India, pullet, Jas. Ivor. 2; H. J. Manson, 3. (Pass s—Game,5 —Game, Old English, cock or cockerel, G. Partridge, 1; C. J. Munro, 2. Class 6 —Game, Old English, hen or pullet, C. J. Munro, 1 and 2. Class 12— Dorking, hen, C. Corbett, 1. Class 13— Dorking, cockerel, C. Corbett. 1. Class 14 —Dorking, pullet, C. Corbett, 1. Class 15 Plymouth Rock, cock, Snow and Roberts, 1; W. W. Cook, 3. Class 16 —Plymouth Rock, lion, Snow and Roberts, 1; W. Cook, 2. Class 17 —Plymouth Rock, cockerel, A. Lancaster, 2; W. Cook, 8. Class 18—Plymouth Rock, pullet, W. J. Spackman, 1. Class 19—Wyandotte, golden laced, oock. Thos. O. Poad, 1; Geo. Quin, 3. Class 20 —Wyandotte, goldenlaced, lien, Geo. Selby, 1 and 2. Class 21 —Wyandotte, go]den-laced, cockerel, R. Bishop, 1; J. Jarvis, 2. Class 22 —Wyandotte, golden-laced, pullet, Thos. A. Poad, 1 and 3; Bartlett and Henderson, 2. Class 23—Wyandotte, silver-laced, cock. J. Jarvis, 2. Class 24—• Wyandotte, silve,r-laeed, lien. Jas. Morris, 2; J. Jarvis, 3 Class 26—Wyandotte, silver-lac-ed. pullet, H. B. McGuire, 1; Geo. Hight, 2. Class 27 —Wyandotte, white, cock, IT. B. McGuire, 1 and champion; C. J. Frost 2; A. Thomas, 3. Class 28—Wyandotte, white, hen. G. Hight, 1 and champion; F. Ncssitor, 2; V. Barker, 3. Class 29—Wyandotte, white, cockerel, H. B. McGuire, 3; G. Hight, h e. Class 30 —Wyandotte, white, pullet, V. Barker, 1; F. Nossiter, 2; P. Duguid. 3. Class 31 —Wyandotte, partridge, cock, or cockerel, J. Jarvis, 1 and 2. Class 32 —Wyandotte. partridge, hen or pullet, J. Jarvis, 1. Class 33—Wyandotte, cock or cockerel, J. Jarvis. 1. Class 34—Wyandotte. hen or pullet," J. Jarvis. 1. Class 35 —Orpington, buff, single-comb, ccck, H. J. Mains on, 1: N. F. IVood, 2. Class 36 —Orpington, buff, single-comb, hen, J. Jarvis, 2. Class 37 —Orpington, buff, single-comb, cockerel. C. E. Keimber, 1; J. Jarvis, 3. Clasis 38 —Orpington, buff, single-comb, pullet. H. J. Manson. 1; C. E. Kember, 2; J. Jarvis, 3 Class 39 Orpington, black, single-comb, cock. C. J. Munro, 1: D. Haswell, 2; J. R. Wingate, 3. C'laiss 40 —Orpington, black, single-comb, hen.. N. F. Wood, 1; P. Duguid. 2. Class 41 —Orpington, black, single-comb, cockerel, G. Bickford, 2. Class 42—Orpington, black, single-comb, pullet, J. Taylor, 1. Class 51—Langshan, cock. 11. V. Fitzherbert, 1; H. Madeley, 2; J. IVlorris, 3. Class 52 —Langshaii. hen. R. McMurray, 1; H. Madeley, 2. Class 53—Langshan. cockerel, E H. Holland 1. Class 54—Langshan, 1; T. R Poad. 2; M. Webb. 3. Class 55—Minorca, cock, Mrs A. Wilson. 3. Class 56 —Minorca lien. J. 11. Manttan, 1; J. Casey, 2; J. D. Cox, 3. Class 57 —Minorca, cock. J. H. Manttan, 1; J. France, 2. Class 58—Minorca, pullet, .rolin Casey, 1 and 3; J. D. Cox, 2. Class 59 —Leghorn, white cock. E. Holland. 1 and 2; A. W. Broad wav. 3. Class 60—Leghorn, white, hen, E H. Holland. 1 and 2; A. W. Broadway. 3. Class 61—Leghorn, white, cockerel/E. 11. Holland. 1; J. Cunningham.e, 3. Class 62—Leghorn, white, pullet, E. 11. Holland, 1. 2 and 3. Class 63 Leghorn, brown, cock, A. W. Broadway, 1; N. Murios, h.c. Class 64—Leghorn, brown, hen, A. W. Broadway. 1; W. Cot--1; N. Mines, h.c. Class 64 —Leghorn, brown, cockerel, J. Cunninghame, 1; P. Duguid, 2 and 3. Class 66—Leghorn, brown, pullet, W. Cotton, 1; A. W. Broadway. 2; J. Cunninshame, 3. Class 69 —Andalusian, cock, Tapi in Bros., 2. Class 70—Andalusian, hen. F J. France, champion, 1 and 3; A. R. Mavo. 2: J. Jamieson, h.c. Class 71 —Andalusian, cockerel. J- Jamieson. 2. Class 1 2 Andalusian, pullet. A. R. Mavo. 3. Class 73 Xlar bur~ golden-pencilled, cock or cockerel. E. Evans, 1: A. Wilkie, 3. Class 7,1 Hamburg, golden-pencilled, hen or pullet. Tapi in Bros., 2 and 3. Class 76 Hamburg, silver-pencilled, lien or pullet, A. R- Wilkie, 1. Class 78—Hamburg, black, hen or pullet, Taplin Bros., 2; 9 —Hamburg, cock or cockerel, Taplin Bros., 1 a.nd 2. Class 80—Hamburg. hen or pullet, Taplin Bros.. 1 and 2. Class 83 —Houdan, cock, H. J. Manson, 1; J. Mavo and Son, 3. Class 84 — Houdan hen. T. A. Bowler. 1: H. J. Manson. 2 and 3. Class 85—Houdan. cockerel. F A. Bills. 1. Class 86 —Houdan, pullet, H. J. Manson, 1 and 2. Class 87 Game Bantam, cock or cockerel. H. V. Fitzherbert, 1. Class 88 —Game Bantam, hen or millet, H. V. Fitzherbert. 1 and 2. Claes 89 —Bantam, cock or cockerel, Master T. Casev. 1; F. J. France. 2 and 3. Class 90—Bantam, lien or pullet, F. J. France, 1.EXPORT FOWLS. Class 91 —Best four live cockerels, J. Hops Johnston, 3. , , , geese and ducics. —Tlass Aylesbury drake, J. W. Lovelock 1 and 2 Claes 93—Aylesbury duck. J. W. Lovelock, 1 and 2. Class 9*4-Pekin drake. C H Owen., 1 and 2: J. Morns. 3. Clasg 95—Pekin duck, C. H. Owen, 1; H. J. Manson. 2 and 3. Class 96—Rouen drake G. Paltridge, 1; J. Mayo and Sons.

2. Cla.?s 97—Eonm duck, J. Mayo and SonM. 1 and 2. Class 9S—lndia runner drake <’. Green, 1; J. Mayo and Sons, 2. Class 99 —India runner duck. C. Green, 1. Class 100—Drake any other varietv H. V. Fitzherbert-, 1; C. Allan, 2. Class 101 —Duck any other variety, H. V. Fitzherbort 1. Class 102-—Turkey gobbler, any variety, IT. F. Wood. 1: A. Olsen. 2. Class 103 —Turkey hen, any variety. D .0. Shute, 2.

Pigeons.—Class 109— Dragoon, coe.k or ken, 11. Made-ley. 1; J. Hall ~ 3. Class 110—Antwerp or show homer, cock or hen G. L. Bartlett, 1: A. Faulkner. 2; A. Carson. 3. Clans 111—Fantail. cock or hen. G. O. Wdson, 1: C. Allan. 2. Class 113—Tumbler, short-faced, cock or hen, A. ll.'Faulkner. 1. , Class FrjQ'lisJr or African, coeic or hen. F. -J. France, 1 and 2. Class 119—Working homer red chequer. cook or hen. I*. 11. Richards, 1 and 2; Jas. Sinclair. 3. Oia*3 120 —Working homer, blue or black oh corner cock or hen. F. H. It -'ch a tdst 1 o/rd 2; Jas. Sinclair. 3. Class 121— Working homer, cock or hen. any other colour Jas. Sinclair 1; 13. McCormick, 2; G. D. Bartlett. 3. Poultry selling class. —Class 122—Cock or cockerel. F. J. Franco. 1; Geo. Finn, 2. Class 123—Hen or pullet. Geo. Finn, 1 and 2.

M A KIT ACT DBF PS'' AMD FARM PRODUCTS.

Class I—Farmers'’ fresh separator butter, Mis-s Grace Thompson. 1: Miss Frances Thompson. 2. Class 2—Farmers’ fresh Jiou-sepavavor butter. Airs W. J. Neil son, 1; Geo. Kilford, 2. Factory cured and preserved meats, etc. —wtss 3—Best collection hams, bacon and factory products, North Island Bacon Company, 1 ami 2: Stratford Bacon Company, special certificate. Fermented and other drinks.— Class 9 —Cade colonial ale. Jos. Jasso p, 2. Class 11 —Bottled colonial ale. 12 bottles —Jos. jessop. 1. Class 15 —Best assortment of colonial-made ■wines. Zealand •'a \\ in© Agency, 2.

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Class H 4 dressed bale of flax, about 4cv*t.: Will : am Adams, 1; Louis S“cferfc 2; Fred Siefert, 3. II O B TIC IT L TIT BA L. Class 13—Best floral design, Mrs Bell, 3. Claps 20 —Cut flower :v L. Abraham. 1. Class 21 —Cut i.‘ lowers. Mrs? Trow, 1; L. Abraham. 2. Class 22—Best collection, Mrs J. G. IVilson, 1 ; L. Abraham, 2. Class 24—Beet hand bouquet, Airs Bell, 1; Alins C. M.eillsop, 2. Claws 26—Foliage plants —C. Hocking. 1. Class" 27 Six distinct varieties ferns, Joseph Topic, 1. Class 29 —Cut flowers, L. Abraham. 1. Class- 30 —Best collection of pot plants, A. Brooks. 1. HOME INDUSTRIES. -Class 31—Collection of dressed poultry, TJ.F.C.A., 2. Clasp 32 —Dozen lien eggs (by wel gh t), Jas - M orris. 1. C i ass 33 Dozen duck eggs (by weight). Miss Ealsiilio, I ; Jas. Morris, 2. Class 84 —-Collection ’ bottled fruit (6 varieties), Mis G. T. Wcodrool'e, junr., 1 ; Mrs A. But ledge, 2. Ckw-j 30—Collection pickles and sauces. Mrs Canton, jump, 1. Class 3D —Collection home-made wines, Mrs U. lull son. 1. Class 40—Collection of savoury sandwiches. Mrs Tripe. Class 41 "—•Collection home-made sweets, Mrs Bell, 1; Mrs C. Grove, 2; Miss A. Bennett, v.li c. Class 42 —Home-made bread (two leave.?, white), Miss IT Christenson, 1; Miss A. Maxwell. 2; Mrs J. Hastings, 3. Class 43—Home-made bread (2 leaves, brown). Airs Jeff eric?. 1; Airs A. F. Milson. 2. Class 44—6 scones (oven), Airs R. Davidson, 1: Miss Stone-, 2; Airs _ A. F. Wilson. 3. Class 45 —8 scones (girdle), Mrs W. Park, 1. Claws 46—Pound cake (not less than 2lbs weight). Airs A. F.

Wilson. 1; Mrs C. W. Grove, 2. Class 47 —Madiera cake (not loss than 21bs ■weight). Miss D. Henry. I; Mrs R-eving-rn Jones, 2. Class 48 Sponge cake (not lets than lib weight), Mrs Revington Jones, 1; Mrs C. AV. Grove. 2. Class 49 -—Spoil go sandwich (any iilling), Miss Hayward, 1. Class 50- —Iced cake (icing only to ba judged), Mrs S. W'oodroofe, iuiir., 1. Class 51—Fancy cakes (six varieties, one plate). Mrs W. Anion, 1: Miss Hayward, 2. Class 52 —Gingerbread (one plate). Miss M". Johnston, 1. Class 50 — Short bread (cue plate), Mrs Bell, 1. Class 5-I—Oat cake (one plate), Mrs J. Hastings. 1. Class 55—Jam tarts, best puff pastry. Miss A. Fitzgerald, 1; Mrs VC Park, 2. Class 57 —Six cream puffs, Mrs I). L. Smith, 1; Mins M. Johnson, 2. Class 59 —Best cream cheese. Mrs Forsa'tb, 1.

Children under 15 years.—Class 60 Plate of overn scones. Miss Violet J offer-* ies, 1; Miss Mary Butler, 2. Class 61— Plate of small cakes. Miss Filey MeConivill, 1 ; Miss- D. Walter, 2. Class 62 Best collection, of sweets (six varieties), Misu Dorothy Tripe, 1; Miss Sybil Abraham;-,2c IND L T S r ! V R T A 1,, ART WORK AND SCHOOL ENHIBITIS.

Amateur Classes.—-Class 63 —Exhibit of embroidery. Harriett S. Crawford, 1; Mies Jenssen, 2. Class 64—Exhibit of fine point lace, Miss J, A., Oldfield. 1; Miss Rose Stevenson. 2. Class 65 —Best exhibit of coarse point lace, Miss Poliaschek, 1; Miss J. A. Oldfield, 2. Class 63 —Best quilt, crochet or knitted. Mrs 13. Thomson, 1; Mis D. Scott, 2; Mrs C. Lomax, 3. Class 67 —Best exhibit cotton crochet, Mrs E. W. Levott, 1; Miss M. McDowall, 2. Class 63 - Best exhibit Mountmellick work, Mrs Ch Mellsop, 1; Mrs F. Mason, 2. Class 69—Best exhibit coarse drawn thread work, Miss A. E. Bennett, 1; Mias E. Christensen. 2. Class 704-Best exhibit fine drawn thread work, Miss. E. Christensen, 1; Mi sis Pollaschek, 2_ Class 71 —Best afternoon tray cloth—Tries May Olsen. .1: Miss A. Scott, 2w Class m 72 —Befit exhibit table centre, embroidered in silk. Miss Harriet S. Crawford, 1; Mrs B. Thomson, 2. Class 73. —Best exhibit child’s smocked frock, Mrs Tripe, 1; Mrs F. Riddiford, 2. Class 75 —Best piece of embroidery. Mies Harriet S. Crawford, 1; Miss K. Holmes, 2. Class 76—Best of six handmade buttonholes —Mrs W. Amon, 1; Miss Ennis, 2. Class 77—Best handknitted socks. Mrs Hogginson, 1; Mrs M. Giblin, 2. Class 78—Best liand-knitted stockings, Miss Annie E. Beunetc. 1.

Class 79—Best knitted- or crochet woollen jacket, Airs .1. Peter a na, 1; Mrs IT. Chrichton, 2. Cl ass 89—Best knitted or crochet pair baby's boots, Airs 11. CbrichFlorence I. Bickford, 2. Ciass 81.—Best knitied or crochet woollen petticoat, Airs Sophie* bc-Uwass, 1; Florence I. Bickford, 2. Class 82—Best exhibit or hand-made lacc, 2d is® A. IT Bennett, 1; Airs J. Christensen, 2. Class 83—Best tea cosy, Airs L. J. Watkin. 1; Airs C. Alcllsop, 2.

OPEN CLASSES FOR- PROFESSIONALS.

Class 85—Exhibit of embroidery, Miss Mortensen, 1.

Needlework.—Class 86—Best collection work, Aluricd Ilodgins, 1 ; Eileen .Lounen, 2; Miriam Storey, 3. Public School Section.-: —Class 87—Free;hand drawing, Myrtle Sopp, 1; C. Oakley, 2. C’la. r, 88 —-Vi c-ehsmd drawing, Artlmr Fitt, 1; Hugh M. Thomson, 2. Class 89 —Plane or solid geometry, James Bain, 3; Alice- Tapiin, 2. Class 90—Map drawing, under 13 years: Australia (12 by 16), Dolly Johnson, 1; Heni Park, 2; Fanny Co-dlin, h.e. Class 91—Ala]) drawing, under 1.5 years: Europe (12 by 18), F. N. Thompson, 3 ; Ruby McAllister, 2. Class 92 —Alan drawing, over 15 years: AM a (12 bv 16), Arthur Fitt. 1; Hugh At. Thomson, 2. Class 93 —Scale drawing (any age), J. IT. Trimmer, 1 and 2. Need 1 ©work.—Claes 94 —Plain pinafore, Standard !!. or under 10 years, Phyllis Thomsen, 1. Class 95—Children’s garment, Standard IF. or under' 33 years, Dorothy Nash, 1; Nellie. McKeenan, 2; Susan ‘Halpin, 3. Class 36—Specimen work, Violet Holbon, 3 ; Florence AioreU, 2; Florenco L'orsaith, 3.

Art and technical schools, etc.—Class 99—Freehand drawing, A. C. Lovelock, 1; H. AV. Broad, 2. Class 300—Drawing in light and shade, including Sepia, Herbert Gabites, 3; If. AV. Broad, 2. Class 101 —Figure drawing, IT. AV. Brood, 1. Class 103—Drawing with the aid of mathematical instruments, Alas tor E. Toms, 1; F. Bennett, 2. Class 104—Wood carving (relief), Airs F. AV. G. Henderson, 1; W. B. Kuhtze, 2. Clara 105 — Wood carving (chip), H. W. Broad, 1. Class 107 —Best collection of New Zealand woods, M. V. Fade, 1.

Amateurs (open).—Class 10S A) ood carving, relief, B. A.. Walker, 1; Miss Coomb-., 2; Francis IT Watson, 3. Class 309 Wood carving (chip), Oswald E. Ransom, 1. PHOTOGRAPHY. Class 130—Best collection of six picture?;, tho work of exhibitor—C. R. Hewitt. 1; L. Cohen. 2. Class. Ill—Best three picfa.ro?, work of juniors, L. Cohen, 1; Hugh AI. Thomson v 2. Class 11.2—Best 6 hand camera prints—AV. H. McLean, 1; Ch IT Warburtcn, 2. Open cla c s.—Class 113—Best collcctio of six pictures, E. S. Pegicr, 1; George Sievcntcn, 2. JUDGES. The following arc the Judges: Tb or on p;libred Horse®, Saddle Horses, a?id Ponies. —Air. A. Harris (Tamaki, Auckland). Harness Horses and Driving.—Air. \V . Ha vward. j un. (Chri s-tchu rcli). Draught Horse.?.—Mr. J. C. N. Grigs' (Lougbeacli). Shorthorns. —Air. Alex McKenzie (Fea. fhe-rPton). Polled Angus.—Air. W. J. Douglas (To Mahans*)}. Ayrshire*. —Mr. James Robertson (jLawr on c-e). Jersey.—Mr. G. Gould (Christchurch).

Dairy Oows. —Mer-rs. .Tames Robertson (Lawrence), and. G. Gould (Christchurch). Fat Stock. —Mr. W. B. Clarkson (Riccar*°Lirco]ns.—Mix C. Withell (Ellesmere). Romneys.—Mr. Alex D. Mcllraith (Christchurch). Leicester, English.—Mr. F. C. Murray (Lincoln). Leicester, Border. —Mr. Robert Grieve (Southland). Southdown. —Mr. Jameis Laidlavr (Blenheim). 'Shropshire and Hampshire.—Mr. T. E. Tint on (Ashburton). Merino. —Mr. Arch. McLean (Marackakaho. Green Ivi 11, H. 8.) Pio-.s. —Mr. Harry Stewart (Burwcod, Christchurch). Poultry.—Mr. A. A. "White (Auckland). p.o,p=._-j 0 ,p=._-j to 6. 12 to 14. 23 to 35, 38 to 53: Mr. Paul Hunter, Porangahau, H. 8.; 7to 11 15 to 28, 36 and 37: Mr. John Horrax. Mangaho. _ __ _ Fermented Drinks. —Mr. Hume. Horticultural. —Mr. Jos. • Weightma-n (A wahuri). _ _ . Home Industries. —Miss Dean Higgle ("Wanganui).

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Special to the “Mail.” PALMERSTON, November 19. The annual smoke concert given by the Manawatu A. and P. Association to officials judges and visitors to the show took place to-night. Major Dunk presided- About one hundred guests were present. The toast “"Agricultural Interests was proposed by Mr llodder and replied to by Mr Gilruth, Government Bacteriologist, and Professor Lowrie, president of the Canterbury Agricultural College. Mr Gi-lrutli drew attention to what the Government had dene in the encouragement of agriculture, and expressed the opinion that New Zealand producers should do even more than they were doing in co-operating with the department in this work. Professor Lowrie thought the farmers in New Zealand were . too apt to depreciate their own eHoyts; notwithstanding the fact that they -were doing exceptionally good work. Re spoke well of the work of the Department of Agriculture in grading exports, urging the importance of a good name for our products in the London market. He did not- £<ee any reason, for example, why Hawke’s Bay should be one degree behind Canterbury for “prime.” The explanation was that Canterbury originally sent “prime” and thus got the name for it in London. New Zealand ought to be the last community in the world to be beaten in the dairy industry. He had led in the work in Great Britain, and led the work in

Australia, and. he- thought the conditions: of the dairy industry in this colony were such that they could not ho approached in any country in tiie world. One direation in winch improvement could be made was in culling more severely than at present unprofitable stock from tho herds and raising the yield of each particulai beast. The importance of having milk in a clean state when it was delivered to tho factory was urged by the speaker, who- also* raised a warning voice against the tendency which he had found existed of putting upon the market lambs six or seven months old off pastures instead of younger lambs'off milk. Regarding the prospects of agriculture in New Zealand, ho said there was a wealth of vegetation here ho had never seen surpassed m any country lie had visited.. Numbers of other toasts we.ro also proposed. Mr Perry, of Master ton, in replying to “Kindred Societies/'’ said the present Palmerston show was the finest ever held in the North Island.