POULTRY INDUSTRY

New Zealand Times, Volume L, Issue 11655, 20 October 1923, Page 15

POULTRY INDUSTRY

N.Z. UTILITY CLUB SINGLE HEN EGG-LAYING CHAMPIONSHIP TEST FOR PUREBRED FOWLS TWENTY-SEVENTH WEEK. The following is the result of t|ie 271 h week of the egg-laying championship test for purebred tow is at Vapauui, Canterbury : LIGHT BREED SINGLE HEN CHAM. PIONSHIP CONTEST Tl. 'll. for to «k date.

HEAVY BREED SINGLE HEN CHAM. PIONSHIP

Totals 4S 84S light breed single hen egg. laying contest (Sach competitor to enter three pure-bred pullets to be single penmed). Bird Bird Bird No. No. No.

HEAVY BREED SINGLE HEN EGGLAYING CONTEST Bach competitor to enter three pure-bred pullets, to be single penned.

LIGHT-BREED FLOCK TEAMS CONTEST

+Ono bird dead. "Two birds dead. SINGLE PEN DUCK COMPETITION (Kach competitor to entor three ducks.)

White Runners— 1 J. t'. Wilson 110 7t6 38 i Fawn and White Runners— / i V. I fluid roil 112 (17 101 K A. L. Barrett 131 126 IUS t

SINGLE DUCK CHAMPIONSHIP CONTEST. .Fawn Indian Runnor— L. A. Wndluuu S 71 S. G. Batten 0 62 ‘ RESULTS AT MT. ALBERT TW EXTY-SIXTH WEEK’S PRODUCTION. THE LEADING SCOKE3. ? The twenty-sixth week of the Auckland y Poultrykeeper*’ Association’s fifth single * pen and team egg-laying competition has * ended. The leading individuals in each , section are: —Heavy breeds: Mr E. Mult ler’s Black Orpington, No. 2, 175 eggs; ? light breeds: Mr J. X. McLean's No. 1, j 151 eggs. Duck sections: Mr S. H. t Scott ’s Indian Runner, Xo. 1, 174 eggs. j The following arc the leading teams to * date, the figures in parentheses being the j week’s total, of the three birds combined, * Huy next three sets of figures the indi- * vidual totals, and the last figures the ; team’s ‘total HEAVY BREEDS. Vliiro Rocks (5 teams)—

Mrs Geo. Herring—(ls), 123. 62, 'J9 ... 231 > Ales. Adamson—(ls), 84. 105, 93 282 Barred Rocks (1 team) — 1 H. W. Beck—(l6), 56, 6-1. 56 176 Biivcr Wyandotf.es (4 teams)— S. Hooker—(9), 91, 85 , 94 270 Tfccs. Dout.liwaite. No. 2—(12), 95, 43, 87 ? 225 Mbite Wyandottes (1 team) — S. H. Scott— (i 7), 131. 99, JC6 335 Columbian Wyandottes (1 team)— H. Moore—tlo), 92, 78. 114 254 Rhodes sllnnd Reds (6 teams)— P. H. King—(ls), 92, 116, 134 342 A H. Waterscn—(l7), 70, 138, 133 ... s4l J. V. Sidtlai—(l9), 98 , 86. 146 330 Chinese Langslians (2 teams)— A Wood—(17), 115, 71, IS3 322 M-I. Harrison—(lo), 109, 108, 71 283 Black Orpingtons (58 teams)— I Ernest Aluiler—(l7), 144, 175, 161 ... 480 W. A. Nixon, No. 1 (13), 153, 169, 136 463 R B. GruicKshank, i\o. 1—1.16), 112 105, 134 441 \V. (j. Timewell, No. 2—(14), lot), 143 156 438 K J. Roberts, No. 2—<lo), 147, 154, 136 437 W. A. Nixon, No. 2—(16), 140, log, 133 435 P. O. Barge—(l9), 140, 149, 134 4-3 i\ V. Cutts—(2o), 14., 143, 133 423 A. H. Cambie, No. 1—(19), 129, 13‘7, Mrs C. i-’. Bee—(l6), 159,-110, iso -124 Beo Ayling—(lUj, f!3, 134, 151 413 Aiarvitle Poultry Banu—(l3', 133, 134, 150 417 R. B. Cruieksliank, No. 2 —(15), 133, 130 415 W. Blomheld, —(19), 122, 134, 157 ... 413 1 Montgomery and bon —(18), 136, 137, 133 411 Jno. AB ijteedman—(ls), 136, 125, 145 406 R. -B. Cruieksliank, No. 3—(12), 143, 138, 119 405 Mrs A. 21. Stewart—(lß', 140, 142, 122 404 A. E. Cambie, No. 2—(18), 146, 122, • 135 103 JB M. Tapp, No. 3—(16), 137, 132, 133 402 It. R. Christie, No. 2—(211, 122, 124, 153 399 R. J. Roberts, No. 3—(19), 118, 131, 150 399 J. N. Alcßean, No. 2 —(20), 106, 135, 154. 395 E. J. Roberts, No. 1—(19), 131, ISO, 133 39-1 Airs J. A. B. Meliaby, No. 1 —(17), ! 139, 119, 134 392 ( R S. Higginbotham, No. 1 —(16), 155, BS, 1-44 367 G. H. Brewin—(l6), 159, 110, 116 ... 385 11. Moreland, No. 1—(18), 139, 129, 116 384 IB and G. Knowles—(ls), 136, 138, HO 334 J. N. McLean, No. 1 —(13), 139, 122, 121 381 R 11. Christie, No. 1—(15), 106, 143, 128 377 A. 8. Harden—(l7), 103, 134, 140 377 Harold Astbury, No. 1 —(18), 130, 133, 112 375 ! R. J. Roberts, No. 4—(18), 114, 106, 132 351 Master P. Muller—(l9), 124, 115, 110 349 *W. A. Nixon, No. 3—(12), 15S, 132, 64 340 W. .G, Webster—(lß), 123, 100, 128 ... 349 ‘Harold Astbury, No. 2—(10), 105, 119, 124 348 Mrs C. E. Rotberam—(ls), 119, 125, 104 3-18 LIGHT BREEDS. ; White Leghorns (57 teams) — J. N. McLean, No. 2 —(20), 151, 136, 127 414 . Chas. Jackson—(l4), 105, 144, 137 ... 386 8. Johnson, No. 2 —(17), 122, 137, 126 385 Hon. C. H. Izard—(lß), 126, 135, 111 372 Margison and Edgar—(l7), 114, 139, 116 369 1 S. Johnson, No. 1—(13), 131, 109, 124 364 T. A. Harrison—(lß), 113, 144, 91 348 W. H. Oliver—(ls), 115, 119, 113 347 1 R. Pearson—(lS), 122, 126, 99 347 J. N. McLean, No. 3—(18), 134, 104, 107 345 , Fred. Tarrant—(l6). 114, 121, 105 340 ' W. A. Nixon, No. 2—(16), 97, 123, 116 336 R. Wilson—(l3), 125. 93, 113 331 -..orris Bros., No. 3—(16), 104, 131, 94 329 Mrs E. G. Hunt—(l7), 107, 117. 105 ... 329 J. N. McLean, No. 1 (18), 116, IDS, 109 328 Mrs E. M. Smith—(l4), 116, 121, 90 ... 327 L. T. Mora—(l7), 100, 123, 104 327 - W. A. Nixon, No. 4—(14), 107, 118, ; 100 325 1 Geo. Herring, No. 1—(19), 120, 90, 109 319 Geo. Herring, No. 2—(18), 124, 113, 82 319 ' Mrs R. S. Higginbotham, No. 3 —(16), 106, 93, 118 317 : F. Lusby—(l6), 130. 93, 93 316 H. G. Blackman—(l7), 104, 94, 116 ... 314 J. Johnson, No. 1—(18). 112, 96, 103 ... 311 < Norris Bros., No. 1—(16), 72, 131, 106 309 - A. Stewart—(l7), 102, 96, 106 304 ! Alex. Adamson, No. 2—(17), 110, 111, l S 3 304 ( K. M. Smith—(l6). 108, 98, 97 303 Mrs It. S. Higginbotham, No. 2—(15), < 98, 109, 92 299 i Norris Bros., No. 2—(16), 73, 103, 123 299 Alex. Adamson, No. 1—(16), 114, 81, 99 294 ; Mrs R. S. Higginbotham, No. 1—06), 83, 71, 134- 2SB < Masson ami Masson—(l6), 40, 129, 114 283 5 Mrs N. Dickey—(l4), 98, 89, 95 282 • W. A. Nixon. No, 5—(18), 78, 10-1, 100 282 l Brown Leghorns (3 teams!— 1 Mrs A. M. Stewart—(l2), 94. 92 ... 250 ' Airs H. Mollet—(17), 38, 104, 102 . ... 244 , T. F. Box—(15), 11J. 72, 47 230 J Black Minoruns (4 teams)— ; A. Wood. No. 1—(18), 118, 121, 120 ... 359 ) 'S. Johnson—(lo), 114, 109, 105 328 ) THE DUCK SECTION. 'j Indian Runners (20 teams)— 2 8. H. .Scott, No. 2—(16), 174, 172, 140 486 ( H. Blumhardt—(l7), 149, 156, 134 439 f R. A, C. Kerry—(l7), 135, 122. 150 407 , n Jno. Owen—(l6), 156, 141, 108 405 a H. G. Batten—(l9), 133, 140. 121 394 3 Geo. Cosson—(l7), 149, 103. 141 393 Airs M. Waterman—(26), 119. 138, 131 391 J. O. Law—(l4), 168, 123, 85 376 Daniel Riley—(l7), 112. 102, 128 342 Buff Orpingtons (] team) — 8.. H. Scott—(l6), 143, 139, 57 339 ( White Runners (3 teams) — t S. 11. Scott, No. 1—02), 130, 130, 83 ... 343 Thoe. Donthwaitc—(l7), 47, 69, 118 ... 234 ‘Denotes one bird dead.

Whit* Leghorns— D Evans J SS H. Williams o 136 W E. Ward G ii« S G. Loader G 11S K S. M. Carter 13-fc T S. Dove G 10:1 Mrs MeNaughton 6 135 W. Nitnmo 5 J ID J. H. 6 150 A. Goodlet. G 135 Mrs J. W. Chambers > 130 tV. Newell , J56 P. IV. SliHcklock G 133 Green Bros 6 126 S. I,. Beer 7 150 J. C. Musgrave a 135 J. E. Wig* . 5 137 Ts T .Z. Suppliers, Ltd 5 111 Minorcaa — i C. M. Johnstone 91 (Green Bros. 73 Totals 2190

L. S. McDonald 5 7 » J. Lyness 0 100 H Deck 7 33 R M. «S. Cookson 4 07 E V. Arthur r» L. A. Wadham 7 15U J. V. Drewett 0 10tj G J. Wilkins 6 40 J. Rowberry 6 111 T. J. Richards *' —T 0-i

Minorcas— 1 a 3 Scanlon and Commons... 81 105 6!» White Leghorns— T. \V. Bettcridge 102 123 ns Mrs J. Johnston ■ 98 108 117 W. H. West 91 112 104 W. Barrell 132 148 IC'T H W. Rule 109 115 no Mrs McNaugliton 132 96 73 A N McNaughton 132 99 716 Hav and Congaltou 91 116 114 "Webb Bros 126 118 74 J. I>. McKeehnie 104 120 :i9 Woolston Tanneries V. Club 128 124 42 A Hoare 122 99 10-1 J. W. Thomson 121 147 67 A. H. Adams 139 94 ’29 II. Williams 131 136 121 Green Bros 93 ♦92 112 Green Bros. 137 97 139 J 11 Duffield 133 14<i 1 j5 C J Norton 128 159 140 141 79 .128 Colder Bros 100 108 147 C urn berpa t cli B ros 78. 92 137 D. E. piyth . 109 123 101 J. Biggins 128 128 <;7 J. Liggins 91 103 131 Smart Bros 92 143 127 W J. Perrin. ica 124 129 I Matthews 79 134 109 T S Dove ... v 121 125 137 J. Cairns 121 75 112 Hon. C. H. Izard 106 121 123 Hon yC. H. Izard 138 127 118 Hon. C. H. Izftrd 91 105 116 Hon. 0. H. Izard 84 110 321 G. M. Itobertson 134 137 98

White Leghorns— G. E. Moody 130 112 136 p. W. Shacklock li9 123 127 W, J. Richards 29 157 59 s. G. Loader 108 99 125 Miss A. W ilson 102 102 131 Mrs A. E. Whit brock ... 132 110 HO T. Bond 122 125 101 T J. Richards 98 131 114 T. H. Wilce 84 98 64 E. Fuchs 141 121 91 J. P. Firth 151 140 109 J W, Chambers 49 106 115 R, W. Coombes 144 160 72 W. P. Hern 113 127 107 G A. Blinkborn 88 too 104 Mrs Gorinski 344 114 116 Mrs Gorinski 125 1*35 GO Mrs Gorinski 123 102 H. 0. West *27 142 131 C. Bennett 134 83 84 S. L. Beer 06 74 108 G L. Black 110 23 96 P B. Osborne 127 65 148 F. Ellis 130 144 146 H. Whittle 119 in 125 J. Lvness 104 117 157 J. li. Mitchell 110 91 141 W. Ninimo 97 102 129 Tracey King 139 121 118 142 74 ltSi H. F. Boss 117 125 66 Scanlon and Commons... 8i 97 133 L. V. Couch 112 119 95 John Wilson 82 93 91 W. Sipence 126 133 99 W. Ledgerwood 128 150 137 J. Morris 84 114 120 Avis Bradstock 70 89 79

Silver Wyan<Iotte*— l‘\ H. Lovell 120 68 Co Black Orpingtons— Hill and Rodger* 110 150 no ?J.Z. Supplier*, Ltd 44 95 84 W. J. McCausland 60 45 59 •f. Gunn 70 61 1H V. Oiorenshaw 12 13 05 J. P. Drewett 93 118 97 A. S. Holmes 10* 25 80 W. R. Sprosen 40 168 30 A. G. Bruiley 70 70 93

(For Six purebred Pullets). Brown Leghorns— Vejrail Bros 570 White Leghorns— Vorrall Brrj; 35 502 tGiocn Bros 24 340 «J. C. Alusgra.'c 31 681 J-J. ilarrison yo 602 *G. If. Bradford 20 538 *\\ r . o. Sail .. 25 468 T. Kennedy 35 '136 W. E. Ward .. 30 670 T. S. Dim .. 34 600 H. W. Hock . 37 638 H. Whit Ho S3 563 H. Williams 32 661 M. <’. Craig 34 731 .1. I,i|?ginK 30 777 umborpalch Bros 33 496 II. Hurris 23 667 T. Tl. Gardiner 35 652 Minorcas— 11. -Williams 604 Totals 600 11.353

tv T Green 101 71 12S Li. W Hawke 135 1S5 173 Li. vv Hawko 67 84 163 H. V, . Heel; S9 107 153 '1'. Bond 153 173 90 .1. \v Thomson or 105 130 J. r Musgravc 119 J73 s. <4. Batten 97 78 98 r. Wilson 66 112 9S H. K. Slater 135 128 75 »S. M Scott SL 128 92 E. J. Ritchie 139 10-1 153 fc>. a. Batten 123 St 71