A. AND P. SHOWS

Otago Daily Times, Issue 14380, 25 November 1908, Page 5

A. AND P. SHOWS

CLOTHA. The annual show of I he Chitha and -Maiau Agricultural ami Pastoral Society was held at Balclutha yesterday in superb summer weather, c'fho attendance was large, and well up to the average of former years. The same cannot be said of the entries, which (his year in many of the classes showed a lamentable decrease. Last year the .number of cattle- shovel was 51, but, this year the entries - dwindled to 33. In 1907, 59 draught and 126 light horses wore entered, as against 39 draughts and 120 light, horses this year. In 1907 the entries for sheep were 132. dogs 19, swino 1, and dairy produce 86. This year the entries for sheep were 88, dogs 17,' swine 3, and dairy produce 97. No Ayrshire cattle were shown, but (he shorthorns were 0 f capital quaiitv. some of the heifers looking promising. The best animal of the shorthorn breed was shown by Mr D. Murray, of Balclutha. The entries in crossbred cattle wore fairly representative, and somo of the cows were good, there wore, however, ] )0 entrio.n for the pen of fat bullocks or the fat cow or heifer classes. ' ■ The draught horses were, as usual, up to a very high standard of merit, notable among them being the three-year-old filly bilver Rose, the property of Mr R, Irving, Jim., of Clinton. Silver Rose, it will lie remembered, was first at Dimedm last year, and this 1 year was' first at, both tho Taiori and the Oamaru shows. Yesterday she was adjudged the best marc or filly on the ground. Another bearer of the champion card was Mr J, Rendell's entire, Agitator. J. he thoroughbreds were one of the leading features, and showed good form and fine condition. ■ The best thoroughbred entire pn the ground was Mr J. Cowie's New Hedford. The, ponies also made ai capital show. f ,J - he . , sn «?. all round, were good,! and black-faces were in evidence, which I was not the case last year. There was a big showing of some very useful Rom-ncys, bur tho inbreds and halfbrods were noe up to the high standards set by past shows, ilio crossbred ewes were distinctly creditable, and the crossbred hoggets would have done credit to. any district. In the J-zeicestere it was remarked that.while the prize-winners were excellent of. their kind, the others- fell far short of what they might have been or, as one of the judges remarked, wore "nowhere at all." Ewes with lambs.-at-foot were rather out of condition, but showed good breeding and' woo. One or two seemed rather, weak m the neck. The sheep that were-good were very good and among these waVa l niiddlinl CWC ' ' Tw °-' ooth "«Wf* were only j The dogs wore not numerous. Somo of' the'smooth collies would have been perfect hautboy not been on the heavy side. This section was on .the whole-good. Jh% "' y P rod L u «s excellent. The exhibits in fresh butter were not so' numerous as usual, but the factor of quality I Tthfiuf amed i,, omo pi 3 ue ™ wli at the udges adhering , strictly to the *,? M g ,r » ln W .*»*■• number of "fancy" butter displays in the "table-usc" claL, on the ground of their not.having Cn fashioned for table use, A great l«Hf trouble and gobd taste muslin been hih P ft ndod "3 n ., tllo P ro P"ation'of these exhibits and the. management, will be wise f they make .an extra class for 'fancy but*™,- one f or an y design. A mS deal of dissatisfaction was felt,' buMhc judges werei-quite within their rights. A of rem;rk a obl0blc a si ze d "* whioh ™ Following is the prize list:—CATTLE. Shorthorn. Judges: Messrs' \V. Waddell and D. Mans.on \ Attending members: Messrs G .Anderson and W. Moffatt. . . Bull, three years and upwards. Two eutnes.-I). Murray (Balclutha) 1, Bovd and Clark' (Lovell's FJatJ 2. } B ?n< t i W( ?r '°& to" s cntry-Bovd and Clark (Lovoll's Flat) 1. ' Bull one year old. Two. entries.-D. ' Murray: (Balclutha) 1 and 2. x Best, shorthorn bull, bred by exhibitor. Two, entries.-D. Murray (Balclutha) 1 and l Best shorthorn bull on the ground Champion card.-D. Murray (Balclutha). > Low, any age. One entry.'—H. H Clarke (Balclutlia) 1. J ". Heifer, three years old, in. milk, appar?B n l /! , af - • one ' o "tfy-H.,H. Clarke (Balclutha) 1.- ■ vr H -- or 'm Ol ! e l ycarro,(l entries-D. iVrurray '(Balclutha-) 1 and 2,. Best'animal of the shorthorn breed, bred by cxbihitor Champion: card-D. Murray (Balclutha). . , , , Crossbred. Best cow for dairy purposes, having'regard both to milk and beef. Fivo entries -Richard Campbell (Balclutha) 1, H. H, Clarke (Balclutha) 2, Alex. Stevenson (Balclutha) 3. ■ . ~ Dairy cow,, any age, in milk.'' Four en-tries-H. H. Clarko (Balclutha) 1, Alex. Stevenson (Balclutha) 2 and 3. Dairy cow, apparently in calf. Three entries-Alcx. Stevenson (Balclutha) 1 and Pair dairy cows, in full milk.' Four entries-Richard Campbell (Ba-lclutha) 1 Alex. Stevenson (Balclutha) 2. , Best cottar's' cmv, where not more than three are kept. • One entry-Walter Allan, ]un. (Balclutha) 1. K . ■ Heifer, two years old. ? Two entr.iesRichard Campbell (Balolutha) 1. Heifer, one year old. One en-try—Alex. Stevenson (Balclutha) 1. Best cow, any breed or cross, for dairy purposes, in milk or in calf. Three en-tries-Richard .Campbell (Balclutha) 1, Alex.' Stevenson '(Balclutha) 2. , I HORSES. " DitAnairrs. Judges; Messrs Jos.' Blair .and W'. Charters. Entire, four years old and upwards.: three entries-John Rendell's (Tc Houka) Agitator 1, D...Murray's (Balclutha) Blair Athol 2. ■ . Entire colt, threo years old. One entry -D. Murray's (Balclutha) Colonial King 1 llntiro colt, two years old. Four "enIrving, jun.'a (Clinton) Baron Clinton 1, Geo. Patrick (To Honaka) 2, D Brycos (Lovell's Fiat) Siro Colder Lad 3. ■Entire colt or gelding, one vear old. three entries-Goo. Patrick (Te Houaka) 1, John Gordon .(Warepa)-2. Brood mare, in foal or with foal at foot.' One entry—l). Bryco (Lovell's Flat) 1, Filly, three years old. Three entries— R. -Irvino, jun.'s (Clinton) Silver Rose i,, Joseph Mosley (Stirling) 2, John Gordon (YVaiepa) 3. , Filly, two years old. -Three entriesJoseph Moslev (Stirling) 1, G. 11. Gilrov (Stirling) 2. one year old. Two entries-D. 'Bryco (Lovell's Flat) 1, ,las, Lawson (Stirline:) 2. ...-'. Geld mare, any age. Five entries—R, Irving, jun.'s (Clinton) F,va (imp.) 1, D. Boyd (Stirling) 2, G. 11. Gilroy (Stirling) Gelding, three years old and upwards. Three enlries-Riebard Campbell (Balclutha) 1, Wm. Fletcher (W-nitapska) 2. Gelding, two years old. Three entries— A. Cunningham (Hillond) 1, Phil dent (Balclutha) 2. Two-horse team, for work purposes, mares or geldings. Two entries-R. Irving, jun.'s (Clinton) Eva and Silver Rose Best brood mare, with I\vo of her progeny, foal at foot, if any, not to count. One entry—D. (Lovell's Flat) 1. Best' entire, with not less than two of his progeny. Three entries—D. Murrav's (Balclutha) Blair Athol 1. Best, Clydesdale animal 'on the ground. Champion card—J. Rendell's Agitator. Best maro or filly on the ground. Champion card—R. Irvine's Silver Rose. Best entire on the ground. Champion card—J. Rcndell. _Most points in draught horses. Champion card—lt. Irvine. Thoroughbreds. Judges: Messrs S, Inder and .las. Smith; Entire horse, three years old ami upwards. Two entries—John Cowie (Milburn) 1; Thos, Reeves (Kaitangata) 2. Best thoroughbred entire, on the ground. Champion card—J. Cowie's New Hedford. Hackneys, Etc. Carriage stailion of hackney. Two cntriee—l). Murray's (Balclutha) Ely Pegaway 1, Ernest Winter's (Stirling) Trince Charlie 2. Hackney mare, any ago, in foal or with foal at foot. One entry—Percy Barclay (Kaitangata) 1. Hiickiiov colt or filly, two vr-ars old. One entry-.1. G. Weir (Stirling) 1. ' Fntire pony, under 14 hands. One entrv —"William M'Gillivray (Lakeside) 1. Pony, mare or gelding, under 14 hands high. Six entries—John Christie (Worepa) 1, John Ritchie (Balclutha) 2, G. Farquharson (Stirling) 3. Pony, mare Or gelding, under 12J hands high. Three entries-J. 0.-AYeir (Stirling) 1, John Crichton (Balclutha) 2. Pony, mar© or gelding, 14 bands or under, shown in harness. Six entriesRobert Porter (Balclutha) 1, John Christie (Warepa) 2. SXCTION F. Judges: Messrs S. Indor and James Smith. Attending members: Messrs Joseph Smith, a, ■■ Pctrie, Jamea Thomson, and H. T. Stodart. MtU'O or gelding, to be shown in spring

cart. 'Three entries—lmport Co. (Balclutha) 1. R, Campbell (Balclutha) 2, A. ; Reid (Kaitangata) 3. Best spring-dray horse. Two .-entries— I Jamas Laing, jun.'s (Warepa) Admiral Togo 1,-.Richard Campbell (Balclutha) 2. ! Weight-carrying mare or' gelding, to carry up to 15 btonp. -Ten entries-.1. 0. Bishop (Balclutha) 1, J. D. Londels (Balclutha) 2, Lochhe.id Bros. (Te Houka) 3. Hack,; mare or gelding, to carry up lo 13 stone. . Nine entries—Lochhead Bros. (Te Houka) 1. J. D. Colder (Ratanui) 2, W. Corbelt.(Milton).3. Hack, mare or gelding, lo carry up to ll stone. Eloven entries—W. Buntiu (Balclutha) 1. Thomas 11. Miller (Bulucltifha) 2, F. Fairfield (Owaka) 3. Fair-walking saddle horse, mare or gelding. Ten, enlries—Walter Allan, jun. (Balclutha),: 1, Thomas M'Donald (Balclutha) 2. .' a :..-'. . Cob, 15 hands or under.. Six entries— J. and W. Paterson (fialclhtha) 1, Walter Murrav (Warepa) 2, William Stewart (Balclutha) 3. , . . i Best troop horse, ridden by trooper in uniform, the horse to.'-be the bona fide property of a member of any mounted rifle corps and used during time of camp. Seven: entries—J. D. Landels (Balclutha) 1, W. E.'Mott'at (Te. Houka) 2. Single buggy horse, mare or gelding, to be driven in vehicle. Nineteen entries—W. E. Moffat (To. Houka) 1, C. Robinson (Toiro) 2, S.-W. Moffat (Te Houka) 3: Pair buggy horses,:mares or geldings, to be <lriven in vehicle, must, be property of one owner. Two entries—William Dalglclsh (Puerna) 1, Loci/head Bros, ffe Houka) 2. • Best, dog-cart, horse, mare or gelding, lo be driven in two-wheeled vehicle. Eight entries—George Harvey (Stirling) 1, J. D. Landels (Balclutha) 2. .Lady's hack, to bo ridden by a lady. Six entries—William Ross (Toiro) 1, Dr Burnett (Balclutha! 2. , Best lady rider. Three entries—Miss Dalgleish 1, Miss Shalders 2. - .: SHEEP. Judge: Mr W. Dalgleish. Downs. Ram, four-tooth or over. Three entries— D. Murray (Balclutha) 1 and 3, J. ¥. Ayson (Kaihiku) 2. , ■ Two owes, '-wit.il lambs at foot. Throe entries—D. Murray (Balclutha) I and 2, A. "Jlurray (Toiro) 3. Two ewes—D. Murray (Balclutha) 1 and 2, A. Murray (Toiro) 3. HALrBRF.D or Inbrkd Hawbred, Judges: Messrs A. Scott and W. M'Gilli- ■■'., ■ ■'.::■ vray, Two owes, four-tooth or over, with lambs at foot—D. Murray (Warepa) 1 and 2. i Ewe, dry, four-tooth or over, for exhibition only. Ono entry—W. Riddell (Warepa) 1. : Fat Sheep. Judge: Mr W. Murray. Pen of five, two-tooth. Two entriesAdam Moffat '(Balclutha) 1 and 2. Pen of'not less than five orossbreds most suitable for freezing, not exceeding twosfear, and notexocoding 1401b, live weig3it. Four entries—Adam Moffat (Balclutha) and 2, S. "W. Moffat (Balclutha) 3. ' '' Leicesters. . ■ Judgo; Mr Jamos King. ■ - Ram, four-tooth or ovor. Two entries— D.' Murray. (Balclutha)-1 and 2. (.-.''.■ Ram,' fotiT-tooth. Two emtries—J. C. Anderson (Stirling) 1, C. Shand (Hillend) 2. . Ram. two-tooth. Four entries—D. Murray (Balclutha): 1 and 2; a Shand (Hillend) 3. Two roms, two-tooth. Two entries—J A C. Andereon (Stirling)'l,'C. Shand (Hillend) 2. . Ewe, with lamb at foot. Three entries— D. Murray, (Balclutha) 1, J. C. Anderson (Stirling) 2 and 3. "■ - - Two ewes, with lambs at, foot. Two entrios—J, 0. Aiiderson't (Stirling) 1, D. Murray (Balclutlia) '2. ; One ewe, l,wo-tooth. Four entries—J. 0. Andorson (Stirling) 1 and 2, D. Murray (Balolutha) 3. ■' Two ewes, two-tootli. Three entries—D. Murray (Balclutlia) 1 and 2, J. 0. Amdoreon (Stirling)' 3. ; ■ • •. ,- Ewe,-dry, foiir-tootlj and over (exhibition only)-J. p. Aiidei'son (Stirling). '•', . Ro'hney Marsh. : \ Judge: Mr John Miller. "■■ Ram, foiir-tooth or over. Seven entries— D. Murray (Balclurha) L and 2, Adam Houliston (Kakapuaka). 3. ' | : Ram, two-tooth. , Four entries—William Marshall (Warepa), 1, D. Murray (Balclutha) 2, Adam.Houliston (Kakapuaka)'3. Two rams, ■ two-tooth,- Threo'. entries — William Marshall -.(Watepa) 1, D.ilfctnay (Balclutha) 2 aiid 3.' - ■ . Ewe, with lamb at foot. Four entriesWilliam Marshall. (\Va-r.epa) 1 and 2,. D. Murray (Balclutha) 3: -' Two ewes, with lamb at foot. Five entries—William Marshall- (Warepa) 1 and 2, S. W. Moffat (Te Houka) 3. : Ewe, two-tooth..- ; Foair entries—Adam Moffat (Balclutlia) 1 and 1; 0. Murray (Balclutha) 3. •■'.■•' Two owes, two-tooth. Three entriesAdam Moffat. (Balolutha) 1, • D.' Murray (Balclutha) 2 and 3. ■ - . , • , ; Ewo, dry, four-tooth or over (for exhibition only)—D: Murray (Balokitha) 1 and' 2. Orossbreds. /' Judges: Messra J.'Kkig-and A. Scott. Pen of two e'wea, anv'ag'e, 6tron,g-woolled, in lamb or with lamb at foot. One entry— S, W. Moffat (Te Houka) 1. : Pen of two ewo hoggets., Tluee entries— Georgo Moffat, (Balehithal 1. S. W. Moffat (BaJcmthaj 2, Adam Moffat (Balclutha) 3.; Pen of five, hoggets, 'ewes or wethers, bred '■ by exhibitor. Three entries—Adam Moffat (Balclutha) 1, George Moffat (Balclutha) 2, S. W. Moffat (Balclntha) 3. Pen of fivo.' crossbred hoggets, ewes or wethers. Three'entries—Adam Moffat (Balclutha) 1, George Moffat (Balclutha) 2, S. W. Moffat (Balclutha) 3'.: . 'Merinos: Ram, ' four-tooth and over. One entry— J. F. Ayeon (Kaihiku) 1. ; S\VINE. Judge: Mr D. Morgan. Boar, any age, Berkshire. One entry— R. Lawrenco (Taumata) 1, Pen of two porkers, under four months old, any -breed.' Two ontrifiS—R, Lawrence (Taumata) 1, A. 'Stdvenson (Balclutha) 2. ' . ■ ' DOGS : '.:' Judge: Mr A. Scott. Bearded collie. Two entries—Jos. Syrnons (Barnego) 1, G. Harvey (Stir- ..■..:■ . Smooth collie.- F}vc' enlries—T, Sinclair (Balclutha) 1, D. Morgan (Te Houka) 2. Rough-coated collie. Nine entriesAdam I-louliston (Kakapuaka) 1, A. Murray .(Toiro) 2. ■'.'. DAIRY PRODUCE. - Judges: Miss Kempshell and Mr A. E. Farquhar; • Attending members: Messrs J. A.' Somcrvillo. and G. W. Wood. 21b fresh butter.' in -lib rolls. Ten entries—Mrs ,W. Taylor (Stony Creek) 1; Mr 6 'lliornton (Milton) 2, Mrs Sarginson (Milton) 3. 21b fresh butter, in lib rolls. Twelve entries-Mrs John Shiels (Puerua) 1; Mrs T, Thornton (Milton) 2; Mre Kerr (Ahuriri) 3, Miss Kerr (Ahuriri Flat) 4.( 21b separator butter, in lib 'rolls. Eleven entries- Mrs W. Taylor (Stony Creek) 1, Mrs Thornton (Milton) Z; Mrs Couston (Toiro) 3, Mre R. Peattie (Clarks-ville)-4. 21b powdered.butter, in lib - rolls. Eight entries-Mrs Thornton (Milton) 1, Mrs W. Taylor (Stony Creek) 2; Mrs Lawrence (faurnata) 3, Miss Ken- (Ahuriri) 4. 21b fresh butter, separator or nonseparator. Ten entries--Miss Kerr (Ahuriri) 1 and 2, Mrs Jas. Wilcoeks (Stirlink) 3. Salt butter, not less than 101b, in keg-, crock, or box. Four entries—Miss Kerr (Ahuriri) 1, Mrs Lawrence (Taumata) 2, Mrs. Jas. Wilcoeks (Stirling) 3, Fancy butter, for the table. Four entries-Mrs Jas. Wilcoeks (Stirling) 1. ' Pair smoked hams. Two entries-T Sinclair (Balclutha) 1, Simon Wright (Balclutha). 2.Pair green hams. Two eutr'ies-T. Sincan- (Balclutha) 1, Simon Wright (Balclutha) 2. . Roll of bacon. One entry-T. Sinclair (Balolutha) 1. Plain oaten cake. Four entries-Mrs F Ludlow (Baldutla) 1, Mrs Alec M'Donald (Balolutha) 2. Six oven scones. Eight entries-Mrs Alec M'Donald (a-ilclutha) 1, Mrs R Peattie (Carbville) 2, Mb Maggie Mu '- ray (Balclutha) 3. Six girdled scpnes. Eight entries-Mrs R. Peattie Clarksville) 1. Mrs Alee 2M. lt^ a) 2 Ml* M ray (Balclutha) 3. ■ Best .hoino-mada loaf. Eight cnlriesW;l^ e (Clarksville) 1 M V S£,r , ' ng)2 -^ j '^(Bai: Iloaviest basket of one. dozen hen e"gs. Four entries-Mis Robert Hawker (GreenHeaviest, basket of one dozen duck egg,. Four entries-tars Lawrence d'aumata) 1 AH entries highly Commended: ' WYNDHAM. (Faou Oub Own Correspondent.) •pi W IN ™ A , R GILL, November 24. . The Wyndham A. and P. Association's annual show was he d to-dav in nerfivr weathev. There was a goo/ and the/entnes both as regard.' and quantity were, if anything, better than

last year. Hows in nil classes were splendidly represented. Sheep were bettor than' iWHiI, Bolder Leicester.*, Romncys, and nrojsbr«ls being well rei)resentcd riirlit through, ami the- quality Jeffc little to'be desired. The principal exhibitors was Mr .John Waddell, who gained the special jll'ize foi" most points in flock slieop, -while Mr .lames Urown gained the same distinction 'in "rat?." In- cattle the entry of Shorthorns was poor, but the crossbreds were declared by the judge to be the best seen for some Vears. Other classes were well up to fheKtandurd of previous shows. Ihij arrangements were excellent, and the galherinir on the whole, was a deckled success. Appended is the prize, list:— HORSES. DnAUQHTS. Entire, anv age. Three entries—John ■ M'Donalil 1, F. S. Woodward 2, John A. Todd .3. Entire, throe years. Three entries—H. M'Call 1, John Hilles 2. Kntire colt, two years. Four entries— 0. Heath 1, M, Dickie and Sons 2, A. H, Sim 3. Entire coll, one year. Six .entries—H. M'Call 1, W. Muir 2» A. H, Sim 3, Brood mare, in foai or with foal at foot. Five entries-John Waddell 1 and 3, M. Dickio and Sons 2. ' Dry mare,' any ago. Pour entries—M. Dickie and Sons 1 and 3, John Waddell 2. idly, three years. . Two entries—M. Dickie and Sons 1, W. Chamberlain 2. Fitly, two yoars. Ton entries—M. Dieiie and Sons 1 and 2, John Caldwell 3, John Waddell 4. Fi, I '}'. ono year. Twelve , entries—John Waddell 1 and. 3, Smith Bras. 2. h Gelding, any age. Eight entries-John Milne 1, I>. Campbell and Sons 2, Thos. Ryder 3. • , working team. Sk entries— M - Dickio and Sons 1 and 2, S. Clarke 3. .three-horse working team. Three, entries —M. Dickie and Sons 1, S. Clarke- 2. ..' Four-horso working team. Three entries' —M. Dickie and Sons I,'S, Clarke 2. Brood mare and ,two of her progeny, itireo entries-John .Waddell 1, M.'Dickie and faons 2 and 3. Champion stallion—Mr Hu e h M'Call's Knight Royal, Champion mare—John. Waddell. . ' TiIOBOVGHBREDS. Entire, any age. Two entries-James Mlntosh's Malakoff I,' F. Coombes's Cannon Ball 2. Brood' mare, in foal or with foal at foot. Four entries—Thos. Daley 1, M. Gorman 2, James M'Glinchey 3. Colt or filly, two years old. Pour entries —James M'Glinchey 1, J.. S. Larhont 2, Milne Bros. 3. Cabbiaob Horses. ' Entire, any age—Mr A. Forbes's Oldenberg- 1, J. K. S: M'Donald's .Kentucky Wilkes 2. \ Brood mare,, in foal or with foal at foot. Two entries—T. W. Foster 1, Milne BVos. 2. Colt or filly, one year old. Two entries— Ohas. Milne 1, John Rankin 2. Roadsters. Mare, or filly, up to 15st. Seven entries— S. Clarke 1, James Gait 2, D. K. M'Rae 3. Hack; up to list. Fifteen ontries-J. H, Hood 1, J. Scott 2, Henderson and Co. 3. - Cob, 15 hands or under. Three entries— Wyder 1, J. S. Lamont 2, T. Dougherty 3. . .' Pony, M hands or under. - Six entries— T. Ryder 1, Mrs M'Cormack 2 and 3. Pony, 13 hands or under/. Five entriesJohn WeUnian 1, H. M'Call 2, Donald Al'Donakl, jun., 3. Pony, 12 hands'or'under. Two entries.— A. M'Gillvray 1, G. Sullivan 2. , Troop horse, up to 15st. Ten entries— James Gait 1, W.,Scotfc 2, Mitchell Bros. 3. Lady's Hack. Two entries—A. Ayers 1, Henderson and Cc-. 2. Best lady rider. Two Shields Miss Dodd 2. . ' Pony, under 14- and over 12 hands. Five entries—T. Ryder 1, John Norman 2, G. Sullivan 3. . Harness. ( Light liarness niarc or gelding, over 15 hands. Twelve entrics-J. Gait 1, D. Crosbin 2, H. Windleburn3; '■ '' ■ Light'liarness mare'or gelding, under 15 hands! ' Eight' entries—C. Wyetli 1, J. S, Lamont 2, W. D. Ross 3. j Dog-cart horse, 15!3 hands or over. 'Two entries—Ja'mes Gait 1, James M'Glinchey 2,. Milk-eart horW Ten entries—R. and T IDobbie 1, T. Ryder 2, James Watson 3. Pair buggy* horses. Two entries—H. Windleburn 1, James Gait 2. Spring-van horse. Six entries-J. Wylie 1, W. Muir 2, W. J. Winter 3. ' Tidjest turnout driven by a lady—Thos. Ryder, (driver Miss' Shields) 1. . ~••'■■ / /; meep.' ; ■/'•■; • Border' Leicester. Ram; Six entries—Mrs M. .T. Cook 1, T. W. .Foster' 2 and 3. , Pen of two ewes, i Two entries—Mis M J. Cook 1 and 2. Two ewe .hoggets. Four entries—John Greenless 1, W. ,Conser 2, A. Bell 3. • ROMKE* llAltSlt JRam. Six entries-John Waddell 1, M. Dickie and Sons 2. Mrs M. J. Cook 3. ' Two .ram hoggets. Three entries—John Waddell 1 and 2, M.' Dickie and Sons 3.'Two ewes in milk; Four entries—John M'Phail 1, John Waddell 2, M. Dickio and Sons 3. Two .ewe ilioggets. Five ent.rics-M. Dickie and Sons 1, John; Waddell 2 and 3. Downs. Ram, Three entries—P. Campbell and Sons 1, M. Dickie and Sons 2 and 3, Crossbrods. Five entries-John M Phail 1, .lames Brown 2, Mrs,M. J. Cook 3. ; Three crossbred ewo hoggets. Nine, entries—A. Bell 1 and 2, John Waddell 3. Three crossbred wether hoggets. Eight .entries-John Waddell 1, John M'Phail 2, A. Bell 3. FAT SHEEP. Five freezing wethers. Two entriesJames Brown 1, Mrs M„ J, Cook 2, Ten wethers or maiden ewes. One entry —James Brown 1. , ; .Five fat lambs. Three entries—James Brown 1, John Fcriton 2, Williamson and Sons 3. '. • Pen of five fat lambs for freezing. Six entries—James Brown 1, John Fenton 2,' P. Campbell and Sons 3. • Pen of 10 lambs for freezing. One entry —P. Campbell and Sons 1. CATTLE. Crossbbed. Best cow for dairy purposes. Six entries— W. Muir 1, F, W Botting'2, P. Jackson 3. Cow, in milk. Seven entries—W. J. Marsh 1, F. W Botting 2, Thomas Preen 3. Cow, in calf. Three entries—Alf King 1, F. W. Botting 2.'_ Cottar's cow. Five entries—Thomas Preen 1, 0. Bain 2, Goorgo Clark 3. Heifer, two years Six entries—W. Muir 1, F. W. Botting 2, Thomas Preen 3. DOGS Rough collie! Five entries—John Cook 1, R. Mitchell 2, W. ; Hunter,3. Smooth collie. * Five entries—J. L. Noble 1, Thomas Hardy 2, F. Campbell and Sons 3> Bearded collie. Four entries—A. Bell 1, W. Hunter 2, P. Campbell and Sons 3. . DAIRY PRODUCE. Fresh butter, amateur, , non-separator. Three entries—Mrs H. Scott 1, .Mrs Greenless 2, Mrs Hall man 3. . Fresh butter, separator. Five entriesMrs A. Smith 1, Mre Jackson 2, Miss E. Winter 3. Powdered butter.. Three entries—Mrs W. Scott 1, Mrs Hallman 2, Mrs Greenless 3. Salt butter. Two entries—Mrs T. W. Foster .1, Miss E. 'Winter 2. Home-made loaf. Six entries—Mrs T. W. Foster 1, Miss Jaekson 2, Mre Fades 3. Home-made loaf, amateur class. Three entries—Miiss M'Fadden 1. Mre Hallman 2, Mrs Alexander Crosbic 3. Oven' scones. Three entries—Mrs A. Smith 1, Mrs R. Dodd.2, Mrs H. E. Clarke 3. Oven Beones, amateur. Five entries—Ma's T. W. Foster 1, Miss A. Dodd 2, Mrs E. R- Hunter 3. . Girdle scones, ' Two entries— Miss R, Dodd 1, Mrs A. Smith 2. Girdle scones, amateur. Two entries— Mrs T. W. Foster 1, Miss A. DocW 2, Oatmeal cake, water. Two entries—jUrs Grocnkss 1, Miss E. Winter 2. Oatmeal cake, any ingredient. Two entries—Mis Greenless .1, Miss'E. Winter 2. Tray of afternoon tea cakes. Four eniriee—Misses Dodd 1 and 2, Miss Elides 3. SPECIAL PRIZES. Mcs|. points in sheop—John Waddell. Most points in fat sheep—James Brown. Most, points in draught 'horses—M. Dickie and Sons.