DUNEDIN CANARY AND POULTRY ASSOCIATION.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 4870, 26 September 1877, Page 6

DUNEDIN CANARY AND POULTRY ASSOCIATION.

Patron, His Worship the Mayor (R. H. Leary, Esq.); President, James Marshall, Esq. ; Vice-Presidents, Robert Wilson. Esq IV Birch, Esq., W. J. M. Larnach, Eaq! treasurer, Fred. Wayne, Esq..; Committee, Messrs F. Wayne, W. A. Harper, W. Farley H. Mitchell, W. Craig, J. Chalmers, D. H Stohr, H. Matthews, J. H. Clayton, W. liam - berfc, C. Armstrong.

PRIZE LIST.

POULTRT.

Brahmas (dark adults).-Mr Taggart 1, Mr Farley 2, Mr Harper 3. Brahmas (dark, young).—Mr Chalmers commended.

(white, young).—Mr Lamer 1 and

(adults). —My S. James I, Mr Downham 2.

Dorkings (coloured, young).—Mr S. Jame3 1, Mr Irving 2, Mr S. James 3. Seven euwies Blactc Spanish (adults).—H. Mitchell 1 and 2, Mr Ximbell 3. Five entries.

. Bl«ck Spanish (young). -H. Mitchell 1 aud 2, W. M'Leod 3. Six entries. Cochins (buff and cinnamon).—Mr Lamer 1 W. M'Leod 2. '

Cochins (buff and cinnamon, young).—Mr J, Chalmers commended.

Cochins (white, young).—W. M'Leod 1 and I. Ihree entries.

Cochins (any colour, adults).—Mr Peake hon. certificate.

~,Ekcs B°. d „Ga 'ne (adult).-Mr Kankin 1, I hos. Mackie 2. Pour entries. Black lied Game (yoiu,g).-Mr Rankin 1, Alex. Day 3. Pour entries. Black Game (adults). —Mr Pariw 1 H Stewart 2. ' * Black Game (young).-R. Ferguson 1, G. Smith 2. entries. , Gamu.. Duckwing (adults).—Mr Rankin 1, Mr Matthews 2, Mr Mollison 3. Eight entries. Game Duckwing (young).—Mr Matthews 2 1' our entries. 'Game-Piles'(adults).—'J. Curran 1, H. Stewart 2. Four entries. Gold-spangled' Hamburgs (adults). —T. Maulue 1, Mr Souness 2. ' Gold -pencilled Hamburgs (adults). —Mr Giendining commended. Goli-pencil!ed Hamburgs (young). —Mr Hay 1 and 2, Mr Giendining 3. ' ■■_ Polands, Silver - spangled (young). —Mr Chalmers hon. certificate. (adults).—D. Smith 1, Mr Earner 2, Mr Branigan 3. Bantams, (young).—Mr Gilchrist, coirimenaed. _ Game Bantams (adults).—Mr Matthews 1, Mr Gilchrist 2. Four entries. Game Bantams (young).— Mr* Ilowlandsou , 1,. J. >-halaicrs 2, Mr Matthews 3. Seven entries. ;

Game Duckwing Bantams (adults). —Mr ' Matthews 1. Two entries. Guinea Fowls.—Mr Harper 1 and 2. Turkeys.—Mr Harper 1, 2, and 3. Geese.—Mr Jolly, commended. Ducks (Aylesbury).— S. James 1, Mr Giendining 2, Mr Martin 3. Five entries. Ducks (Rouen).—Mr "Harper 1 and 2. Ducks (any son).—Mr Bolton L Heaviest and fattest pen of fowls.—Mr Harper 1. Single Cocks.—Mr Rankin 1. Mr Fleming 2, Mr Lades 3. Fourteen entries. Pigeons. Carriers.—Mr Harper 1. Tumblers.—Mr Lambert 1, Mr Harper 2 and 3. Pouters.—Mr Harper 1, Mr Armstrong 2. Mr Harper 3. : ' Jacobins.—Mr Clifford 1, Mr Wilson %Mr Lambert 3. ; Fanfcails. —Mr Esquilanfc 1, Mr Harper 2. Barbs.—Mr Lambert 1, Mr Armstrong 2, Mr Harper 3. Owls.—Mr Harper. 1, : Mr.Clifford 2; Mr Harper 3. Four entries. - --- \ Any otliery&riety.—Mr* Stewart 1 (for ring doves), Mr Jnai-per 2 (for white doves, the only pair iii New Zealand). .....,.- Cage Birds. Yellow and Variegated Belgiums. —Mr Bradshaw 1, 2, and 3. Yellow Hens.—Mr Bradshaw 1 and 2. : Buff Cocks.-Mr Bradshaw 1, 2, and 3. Buff Hens.—Mr Bradshaw 1, 2, and 3. Pair Cinnamon Canaries.—Mr.Harper X B„ esfc Song Bjrd.-Mr Matthews 1, Mr Baxter 2, W. Lambert a ■ Gokmnches.—Mr Matthevra 1, Mr1 Stewart 2, Mr Burrell 3., .... -:■.,: Goldfinch Males.—Mr Matthews 1 and 2. Blackbirds.—S. Jr.mes 1. Skylarks.—Mr Brown 1, F.Martin 2. ■ Parrots.—S. Bird 1,-, Mrs Newton 2. A special prize of Ll Is, given by Mr 3. B. Bradshaw, for the be3fc Belgium, bred in the Colony under 12 months old, was awarded by the judges to Mr Bradshaw himself, for a splendidly bred b*rd. CAGE 3. Breeding Cages.—Mr Harper land 2. Canary Cage.— Mi- Smith 2. "■" BABBITS. Lop eared.—Mr Harper 1 and 2, Mr Arm* strong 3. • " ... French Rabbits.—H. Jackson 1, Mr Matthews 2, W. Ross 3. ... DAIRY PRODUCE. Butter.—Miss Doig 1. Trussed Poultry.—Mr Goodall 1, 2, and 3. Eggs.—Mr Downham 1, Mr Mitchell 2. Ham and Bacon.—Mr A.,Barnes gained four out of the five first prizes given for the different varieties of ham and bacon, viz., for a flitch of smoked bacon, for green ham, for smoked hara, and for a green flitch.. Mr Mitchell won.a first prize for a fine roll of green bacon. There were nine entries for these prizes. Bread.—James Black 1, E. Stewart 2, Mr Hardy 3. Eight entries. ■