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NATIONAL DAIRY SHOW

BUTTER AND CHEESE AWARDS record entries in both PRODUCTS. (Fropi Our Special Reporter.) PALMERSTON N.. Jun© 19. The National Dairy Show, which oiwns to-morrow and closes on Friday, gives promise of being the most successful yet held. The various exhibitors are busy to-day erecting stalls and preparing displays, while the cheese and butter experts have had a hard task set them in deciding on the awards in the several classes. The entries tor both butter and cheese are more numerous than in previous years and competition is exceptionally keen. The weather is cold but fine to-day, with a strong westerly breeze. Compared with last year _ the aggregate of entries shows a falling off. tho totals being: Last year 2587, this 2490. In 19X6 there were 239 entries in. the dairy produce classes, while the number staged this year is 337, tho increase being duo to 47 additional entries in dairy factory blitter and 51 in dairy factory cheese. With tho exception of entries for the competitions and deerheads, there is a marked improvement over last year. The figures are as follow, those of the previous year being given for purposes of comparison:— This Last year. year. Dairy factory butter 156 ,109 Dairy factory cheese :•••• HI 123 Fruit, honeyi vegetables, farm roots, seeds, and school gardens ; 565 Farmers* butter, home industries, and preserves ...... 317 307 Art needlework H 5 12d Photography 61 40 Deer heads 11 27 Competitions 91 366 Poultry , 955 890 Pat stock 0 33 BUTTER AWARDS In the factory butter division, the New Zealand Dairy Association (Frankton) won the points aggregate prize given, for classes 1,2, 3. and 6, with an aggregate of 377) points, Ballance being second with 376 points, and Awahuri Dairy Company third, with 375) points. 'The championship aggregate ! given for the best box of butter (561 b) suitable for export, in classes 1 and. 6, was awarded to the Taieri and Peninsula Factory, with 190 points. N.Z.D.A. (Frankton) was second with 183 points, and Ballance and Masterton factories tied for third place, with 187) points each. The following are the class winners ; CEASS 1. Box of Butter. 561 b, Suitable for Export. N.Z. Dairy Association, Frankton (Mr C. J. Parlane), 96 points 1 Taieri and Peninsula (Mr C. C. Capell), 95) points 2 Tai Tapu (Mr I. Champion), 95 points 3 Canterbury Central (Mr H. S. Whitham), 91) points t Levin (Mr James Smellie). 94i points t Maurioeville (Mr J. W. Smith), 84) points + fTied for fourth place. There were twenty-nine entries, the winner securing Weddel and Co.’s 25. guinea trophy. Tho lowest points scored by a competitor was 92, except in on© instance. CLASS 2. Box of Butter in pats (not less than 48lb in, plain wrappers), suitable for local trade. Open to all factories in Now Zealand. New Zealand Dairy Association, Frankton (Mr J. Parlane), 95) points ••• 1 Tai Tapu Factory (Mr I. Champion), 95 points 2 Ballance (Mr D. Kelly), 94) points... 3 Awahuri (Mr C. H. Cleaver), 94 points 4 Twenty-one entries. Only one factory secured less than 92 points. CLASS 3. Box Butter (unsalted), 561 b, suitable for export. Open to New Zealand factories. Shannon Dairy Company (Mr Jas. Aim), 95 points 1 Awahuri Factory (Mr C. H. Cleaver), 91) points 2 Ballance (Mr D, Kelly), 94 points ... t N.Z.D.A., Frankton (Mr O. J. Parian©). 94 points t Rangrwahia tMr V. P. Robinson), 94 points t ITied for third and fourth places. Nineteen entries, lowest ■ points awarded being 90. CLASS 4. Box of Blitter suitable for export (opou to members of New Zealand Dairy Factory Managers’ Association). To Aroha. Dairy Company (Mr Geo. V. Wore), 95 points 1 N.Z.D.A., Frankton (Mr C. J. Parlane), 94) points 2 Canterburv Central (Mr J. Middleton), 94 points 3 Twenty-three entries. Winner secures association challenge cup. Onl vono factory obtained less than 93 points. CLASS 5. Box of Export Factory Butter, manufactured at tho factory of the exhibitor making the entry. Taieri and Peninsula (Mr C. C. Capell). 95) points 1 Bunnythorp© (Mr B. H. Reeve), 94) points 2 Mauriceville (Mr J. W. Smith), 91) points 3 Awahuri (Mr C. H. Cleaver), 94 points 4 Nineteen entries. Winner secures Shaw, Savill challenge cup. Lowest points obtained 90$. CLASS 6. Championship of New Zealand, under the auspices N.Z. Dairy Factory Managers’ Association. Taieri and Peninsula Factory (Mr C. C. Capell), 95 points 1 Ballance (Mr D. Kelly), 94) points ... 2 Hikurangi (Mr J. Rutherford), 94 points 3 Masterton (Mr C. Hopkins), 93) points 4 Twenty-one entries; lowest points secured 91. CLASS 7. Box of Butter. 561 b, salted. Open to factories receiving "nome-separated cream only. To Aroha Factory (Mr Geo. V. Were), 94) noints 1 Cheltenham (Mr J. Young), 94 points 2 Hikurangi (Mr J. Rutherford), 93) rtointi 3 Ranciwabia (Mr V. P. Robinson), 93 points Thirteen entries; 92 lowest points secured.

CHAMPIONSHIP TOTALS. (Aggregate of Class 1 and 6.) Class Class

CHEESE AWARDS CLASS 3. Best Full Cream Cheddar Shaped Cheese, Suitable for Export. Coloured. 3§ d i g - s ~ -2 « Is •§ -g % Sh O H Carrington 46$ 29 15 5 95$ Dalefield 56 29 15 5 95 Ireland 46 23 15 4$ 94 Kaupokanui ... 45$ 28 15 4$ 93 Cardiff 925, Belvedere 925, Parkvale 925. Waikato 925, Greytown 925, Kaumai 91$, Kuku 91, Kakaramea 81. Matamau 01. Norsewood 91, F. L. Joll 91, Thames Valley (Waitoa) 91, Taikorea 91. Waimana 91, Newbury 90$, Pihama 90$, Stavoly 90$, Tariki 90$, Whangarouka 90$, Rangataiki 90, Ngarua 90. CLASS 10. Best Case Cheddar Shaped Cheese, White. Dalefield 48$ 29 15 4$ 95 Cardiff 46 28$ 15 4$ 91 Whakaronga ... 45$ 28$ 15 1$ 93$ Greytown 15 28$ 15 4$ 93 Waikato (Ake Ake) 82$, Carrington 925. Ireland 925, Pihama 925, Parkvale 92, F. L. Joll 92, Nathan and Co. (Taikorea) 92, Kaupokonui 91$, Kakaramea 91$, Norsewood 91$, Matamau 91, Newbury 91, Thames Valley (Ngarua) 91, Waimana 91, Eaumati 91, Kuku 90$, Eangataiki 90$, Stavely 90$, Tariki 90$, Thames Valley (Waitoa) 90. CLASS 11. Championship of New Zealand, under the auspices of the N.Z. Dairy Factory Managers' Association, to be competed for by exhibitors entered in Classes 9, 10, and 12. Dalefield 284$ Carrington 282$ Cardiff 281$ Twenty-one entries. CLASS 12. For best case of factory cheese, fully matured, any colour. Cardiff 46$ 29 15 4$ 95 Carrington ... 45$ 29 15 5 94$ Dalefield 45$ 29 15 5 94$ Greytown 43$ 28$ 15 4$ 93$ Whakaronga 93, Parkvale 93, Ireland 925, AVaikato (Ake Ake) 925, Belvedere 92, Kaupokonui 92, Pihama 92, Stavely 92, Nathan and Co. 92, Matamau ' 91$, Norsewood 91$, Newbury 91$, F. L. Joll 91$, Thames Valley (Waitoa) 91$, Waimana 91$, Kakaramea 91, Thames Valley (Ngarua) 91, Tariki 91, Eangataiki 90$, Eaumati 90$. CLASS 13. For best case of cheese, containing not more than 160 pounds and not less than 80 pounds, irrespective of colour or shape. Cardiff 46 28$ 15 5 94$ Whakaronga ... 45$ 28$ 15 5 94 Tamaki 45 28 15 5 93 Kuku 44$ 28 15 5 92$ Nathan and Co. 925, Matamau 92, Thames Valley (Waiohiki) 91, Stavely 92, Kakaramea 91. Sixteen entries. Class 14. For Best Case of Factory Cheese Manufactured from Non-pastouriscd Milk, fully matured, any colour. Kaitangata 45 29 15 5 84 Waimea 45 28 15 5 93 Dalefield 44 28$ 15 .5 92$ Nathan and Co 44 28 15 5 92 Waitohi 91$, Tamaki 91$, Manawatu 91, Kairanga 91. Fifteen entries. Class 15. Best case of Medium Cheese, any colour, suitable for local trade. Dalefield . 46$ 29 12 5 95$ Carrington 46 29 15 5 95 Kakaramea 45$ 28$ 15 5 94 Parkvale 45 28$ 15 5 93$ Belvedere 93, Kuku 925, Waimea 91$, Te Horo 91. CLASS 16. Best Ixmf Cheese. Dalefield 46$ 28$ 15 5 95 Whakaronga 46 28$ 15 5 94$ Ireland 46 28$ 15 4$ 94 Carrington 45$ 28$ 14$ 5 93$ Belvedere 93. Parkvale 93, Kuku 93, Kakaramea 925. Pihama 91$, Stavely 91) Thames Vallety (Waitoh) 91$, Kaupc konui 91, Waimga 90$. Seventeen e:. fries. CLASS 17. Bgst Cast of Export Factory Cheese, any colour. Whakaronga 46$ 28$ 15 4$ 94$ Carrington 46 28$ 14$ 5 94 Belvedere 45$ 28$ 14$ 5 93$ Waitohi 44$ 28$ 15 5 93 Stavely 925, Tamaki 925, Waimea 92, Pihama 92. Waitoa 91$, Thames Valley (Ngarua) 91$, Nahan and Co. 91$, Kairanga 91, Manawatu 90. Eighteen entries. The Dalefield Dairy Company (J. Linton, manager) won the aggregate points prize with 475 points. The Factory Managers’ Association challenge cup was won by Cardiff Dairy Company (D. Cameron, manager), and the gold medal for competing South Island factories by Island Dairy Company (George Dickson, manager).

THE NEW ZEALAND TIMES. WEDNESDAY JU! [wATSOM’S *** whisky] 1 THE BEST IN THE WORLD! £ RAGING NEWS FIXTURES. June 22 and 23—Napier Park B.C. Winter. June 29 and 30—Hawke’s Bar J-C. Winter. NATIONAL DAIRY SHOW BUTTER AND CHEESE AWARDS CHAMPIONSHIP TOTALS. (Aggregate of Class 1 and 6.) Class Class i. 6. rn. Taicri and Peninsula... 95) 95 — 190) N.Z.D.A. (Frankton)... 96 32) - 188 Ballanco 83 91) — 187) Masterton 94 93$ — 187$ 0f<t$hatn Hotel LamUon Qum record entries in both PRODUCTS. Levin Maurice ville Te Aroba 94) otl 93 93 0-.(V - 187 92) — 187 91 — 1S4 94 - 1S7 MOTES AND COMMENTS. (By "Xohunga.”) The committee set up to go into the matter of the reduction of racing days, in tlie Wellington district has come to a decision on the matter, in all e.g days dad to bo erased »n tne district, and the committee recommended that (From Our Special Reporter.) Awahuri 91 93 - 187 | NOW OPEN for th« reception ®f Guests. | 1 TVa Alteration. and ImpfovanuaM U (til* Hotel eantat tut attract attention. fj 1 V.a. Mm TABirr SB AWVWTtOB.AT H9TBL Ofrio?. 'Phone a« ij I B, J. (PADDY) AFHfFIN, Prcprlot»ir. g If.. ■ ■■ —iubi ■" nawwwta PALMERSTON N.. Juno 19. The National Dairy Show, which opens to-morrow and closes on Friday, gives Lunnythorpe Aria N.Z.D.A. <Pukekohe).. , 93 . 92 . 92 1 M 1 jgSsii promise of being the most successful yet held. The various exhibitors are busy to-day erecting stalls and preparing displays, while the cheese and butter experts have had a hard task set them in deciding on the awards in the several classes. Tde entries tor both butter and cheese are more numerous Sefton Shannon Thames Valley Golden Bay 93 93) 93) 93 92) - 183) 92 — 185) 92 - 185) 91) ~ 184) 91) — 184) 91) — 183) ’ 91 - 183 THE NEW , “ GLENALVON*’* AUCKLAND. Pio Pio Kangiwahia 92 92

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New Zealand Times, Volume XLII, Issue 9691, 20 June 1917, Page 8

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NATIONAL DAIRY SHOW New Zealand Times, Volume XLII, Issue 9691, 20 June 1917, Page 8

NATIONAL DAIRY SHOW New Zealand Times, Volume XLII, Issue 9691, 20 June 1917, Page 8

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