SOUTHLAND SHOW

Otago Daily Times, Issue 18735, 13 December 1922, Page 8

SOUTHLAND SHOW

INCREASED ENTRIES. FINE EXHIBITION OP CATTLE. SOME GOOD SHEEP. (From Our Own Reporter.) INVERCARGILL, December 12. The fifty-sixth annual Summer Show of the Southland A. and P. Association opened to-day Early in the morning the weather was dull) and light rain set in shortly after 8 o’clock. This continued at intervals until midday, but a fine afternoon was experienced, making conditions reasonably pleasant, though somewhat wet underfoot. The attendance was very fair for a first day, and if fine weather is experienced tomorrow a large attendance may be looked for. Entries compare very favourably with those of previous years, and show an increase of 659 over those of last year, the totals being 1031 and 968 respectively. The principal increase is in horses, in which the entries this year total 451, compared with 358 in 1921. Cattle entries show a slight increase, this year's total being 276, and last year’s 264. This year 209 sheep were entered, whereas last year the total was 229. Dairy produce also shows a falling off, last year’s entry being 95, and this year’s 75. From a breeder’s point of view the Southland show is regarded as an important fixture, and the quality of the exhibits to-day certainly upheld, if it did not enhance, the reputation of the district in that respect. Exhibitors were attracted from near and far, and the quality of animals paraded before the judges was such as would do credit to any show ring in New Zealand. In Border Leicester sheep the comnetition lav between Mr T. S. Little (Windsor). W. Kennedy (Otautau), G. P. Johnston (Maitland), and R. J. Anderson (Kauana), the first-named being most successful. Some fine animals were shown, and the bulk of the entry would do credit to any exhibitor. Mr Little annexed the championship in the ram section with an animal in a class in which some excellent sheep were shown, the winner having just a trifle in his favour. The reserve championship was secured by Mr Anderson with a fine, lowlegged sheep of splendid typo. Mr Little also won the championship in the female class with a ewo IB months and over, with a lamb at foot. The winner was a splendid animal, with a typically pure head and nice bone. The reserve championship was also secured bv Mr Little with a splendid animal. Mr T. Evans (Longbush) had matters pretty well his own way in English Leieesters, in which he annexed both championships. The principal entry in Romney Marsh came from the executors of the late T. L. Barnhill (Castleroek), who secured the majority of the awards, including the championship in ram section, with a particularly fine animal, which, in the opinion of the judge, would be hard to beat anywhere. The same exhibitors secured the reserve championship with a splendid animal carrying a very fine fleece. The champion ewe. also owned by the trustees of the late Mr Barnhill, was typical in every way. The reserve champion, owned by the same exhibitors._ was also a good animal, but a little plainer in the back. The section as a whole showed a big improvement on previous exhibitions. The entries in the beef Shorthorn section were not very large, but the quality was good. Tho yearling class in the male Section was rather weak. Cows, however, showed greater quality. The champion award went to a two-year-old heifer. Melba XII, exhibited by Mr John Lochead (Kaitangata). She was a beautiful animal, and although a little hard in the coat had predominating qualities which placed her first. The reserve champion cow, Ellesmere Lady Broadstamp 11, was taken from the dry cow class. The judge (Mr W. H. Gibson) said she was a credit to the breeder. She. however, did not stand quite so well as tho champion, and was not so good on beef points. Mr Angus Campbell’s Knapdalo Diamond Conqueror was awarded the championship in the male division. Ho was exhibited in the aged class, and, according to the judge, was a very fine animal, and would rank well in any show in New Zealand. Both the champion bull and heifer showed distinct imported type, being sired by Diamond Prince, the reserve champion bull. Langley Stamp, owned by Mr R. J. Anderson (Kauana). although handling nicely, and being a beefy bull, did not show quite the evenness of flesh as the champion, and did not stand quite as well. The champion and reserve champion in the female Ayrshire division were particularly good, and tho judge expressed the opinion, that they would be hard to beat anywhere. They possessed constitution, and showed splendid milking qualities, and in addition they had largo teats, which is a factor counting for a great deal. The cow which was champion at Wyndham, and champion at Dunedin, had to bo content with tho reserve championship today. The champion bull, owned by Mr A. M. Weir (Menzies Ferry), was rathev'strong in front, but was of a particularly good type, showing great constitution. The reserve champion, owned hy Mr C. H. Wilson (Lome), had a good body, but was a little feminine in the head. Jerseys were represented by some fine animals, and com petition in this section was keen. The championship was awarded to a three-year-bid heifer, in milk, owned by Mr R. Gibb (Menzies Ferry). This animal showed very nice ' quality, and had a really good head, a level outline, well-sprung ribs, and a good vessel. Tho reserve championship was secured by Mrs Hellyer’s Rowa Imply, which took first place in Dunedin, and which possesses a really good outline, and gives promise of carrying a capacious udder. Mrs Hellyer secured first for two-year-old heifers with Collingwood’s Kitty, which r« pealed her success at Dunedin, and was also first for heifer calf born since July 1. 1922 The latter was an outstanding animal, and was sired by tho imported bull Oxford Onyx. There were no entries in tho aged bull class, and the champion was found in the two-year-old class, the award going to Mr Thos. Norman’s Lavington’s Fair Lad. This class was judged by Mr C. E. Robertson, of Wellington. The reserve championship was awarded to Mrs Hellyer’s Collingwood’s Ringleader, a very stylish animal, showing great character and depth of body. In tho class for bull calved since July 1. 1922, Mrs Hellyer scored another first with an animal that beat his opponent in size and ago, though ho scored in width of hindquarters only. There was a largo entry and keen com petition in Friesians, which have obtained a strong following in Southland. The championship in the female class was awarded to Mr J. G. Leitch (Orawia), with an animal that gained a fairly easy victory. The reserve championship was gained by Messrs Gibb Bros. (Clifton), who showed a very nice cow of -eally good type. If she were not slightly lacking in the hindquarters she would bo hard to beat in any company. The championship in tho male class w-s gained hy a two-year-old owned by Mr Hugh Stewart (Lochiel), who secured tho honour by superiority of style over the reserve champion, which did not appear to advantage, though otherwise he was a splendid animal. The reserve champion in the female class was owned by Messrs Gibb Bros. (Clifton), and was worthy of tho honour. Tho jnmning competitions resulted as fot lows:— Maiden lupin—J. Langford (South ITillerul). 1. 11. R. Williams (Otautau) 2 and 3. Pcny jump—A. Horn 1, Jas. Stanton (Richmond Grove) 2, A. S. Maitland (In vercargill) 3. Best jumper, to bo ridden hv lady—Miss D. Mowat (Dunedin) 1. Win. Growe (South TTillend'. 2, J. Langford 3. Best iumner—F. J. Fahey (Roslyn Bush) 1. Miss I. Rutherford (Christchurch) 2. L. H. Til son (Port Molyneux) 3, A. 0. Saun ders (Otautau) 4. Following is the prize-list; — Following is the prize-list: SHEEP. Border Leicester. Judge: Mr W. Anderson (Christchurch). Ram, four-tooth or over (four entries) — T. S. Little (Windsor) 1 and champion and 3, G. P. Johnston (Maitland) 2. Ram, over 18 and under 30 months (six entries)— R. J. Anderson (Kauana) 1 and reserve champion, T. S. Little 2 and 3. Ram, shorn, ono-shear (six entries) —G. P. Johnston 1, T. S. Little 2 and 3. Ram, two tooth or under (six entries) —T. S. Little I, G. P. Johnston 2, R. J. Anderson 5 Pair two-tooth rams (four entries) —G. P. Johnston 1, W. Kennedy (Otautau) 2, T. S. Little 3. Five flock rams, under 13 months (two entries) —W. Kennedy 1. Ewe, 18 months and over, with lamb at foot (five entries)—!'. S. Little 1 and champion and 3. R. J. Anderson 2. Two ewes, 18 months and over, with lambs at foot (four entries)—']’. S. Little 1, G. P. Johnston 2, W. Kennedy 3. Ewe. two-tooth or under (five erttriesj— T. S. Little 1 and reserve champion, R. J. Anderson 2, W. Kennedy 3. Two owes, two-tooth or under (six entries) —R. J. Anderson 1, G. P. Johnston 2, T. S. Little 3. Ewe. two-tooth, shorn (nine entries)—R- J- Anderson 1, T. S. Little 2 and 3. English Leicester. Judge: Mr Isaac Andrew (Waihno Downs). Ram, over 18 months (two entries)—Thos. Evans (Longbush) 1 and champion, W. Ken nedy (Otautau) 2. Ram, two-tooth or under (three entries)—T, Eyans 1 and 3, W. Ken-

nedy 2. Ewe, 18 months and over, with lamb at foot (two entries)—Thomas Evans 1 and champion and 2. Ewe, two-tooth or under (three entries) —T. Evans 1 and 2, W. Kennedy 3. Romney Marsh. Judge: Mr G. E. Allen (Masterton). Ram, four-tooth or over (three entries) Trustees late T. L. Barnhill (Castleroek) 1 and champion and 2, W. Kennedy (Otautau) 3. Ram, over 16 and under 28 months (one entry)—W. Kennedy 1. Ram, over 18 and under 20 months (five entries) —Trustees late T. L. Barnhill 1 and reserve champion, 2, and 3, R, F. Kirk (Kelso) c. Rum, shorn, one-shear (six entries) —Trustees late T. L. Barnhill 1,2, and 3. Ram. two-tooth or under (five entries) —Trustees late T. L. Barnhill 1. 2, and commended. Jus. Kimr (Invercargill) 3. Pair two-tooth rams (four entries)—Trustees late T. L. Barnhill 1 and 2, Jas. King 3, R, F. Kirk c. Ewe. 18 months and over, with lamb at foot (five entries) —Trustees late T. L. Barnhill 1 and champion, W. Kennedy 2 and 3. Two ewes, 18 months and over, with lamb at foot (two entries)—Trustees late T. L. Barnhill 1 and reserve champion. W. Kennedy 2. Ewe, two-tooth or under (four entries)— Trustees late T. E. Barnhill 1 and 3, Jas. King 2. Two ewes, two-tooth or under fthreo entries) —Trustees late T. L. Barnhill 1, Jas. King 2, W. Kennedy Ewe, two-tooth, shorn (four entries) —Trustees late T. I/. Barnhill 1 and 2, R. F. Kirk 3. Lincoln. Judge: Mr Isaac Andrew. Ram, four-tooth or over (two entries) — W. Kennedy (Otautau) 1 and champion. Ram, two-tooth or under (one entry)—W. Kennedy 1. Shropshire Down. Judge; Mr Isaac Andrew. Ram, four-tooth or over (four entries) — T. Evans (Longbush) 1 and champion and 3. W. Kennedy (Otautau) 2 and reserve champion. Ram, shorn, one-shear (two entries) —H. Evans 1 and 2. Ram, twotooth or under (three entries)—T. Evans 1 and 2, George Low (Otautau) 3. Pair two-tooth rams (two entries) —T. Evans 1. Ewe, 18 months and over, with lamb at foot (th reo entries)—T. Evans 1 and champion 2 and 3. Two ewes, 18 months and over, with lambs at foot (two entries)— T. Evans 1 and 2. Ewe, two-tooth (three entries)—T. Evans 1 and 2 and 3. Two ewes, two-tooth or under (two entries) — T. Evans 1 and 2. Southdown. Judge: Mr Isaac Andrew. Ram. four-tooth or over (two entries) — W. Kennedy (Otautau) 1 and champion and 2. Two ewes, 18 months and over, with lambs at foot (two entries)—W. Kennedy 1. Two ewes, two-tooth or under (two entries)—W. Kennedy 1. CORHIEDALE. Judge: Mr Isaac Andrew. Ram, four tooth or over (two entries) — H. P. MTntyre (Maitland) 1 and champion and 2. Ram, two-tooth or under (two entries) —H. P. MTntyre 1 and 2. Two ewes, 18 months and over, with lambs at foot (two entries) —H. P. MTntyre 1 and champion and 2. Two ewes, two-tooth or under (two entries) —H. P. M'lntyre 1 and 2. Ryeland. Judge: Mr Isaac Andrews. Ram, four-tooth or over (two entries) — T. Evans (Longbush) 1 and champion and 2. Ram, two-tooth or under (three entries) —T. Evans 1 and 2 and 3. Two ewes, 18 months and over, with lambs at foot (two entries)—T. Evans 1 and champion and 2. Two ewes, two-tooth or under (two entries) —T. Evans 1 and 2. Crossbred. Judge: Mr A. R. Allan (Balchitha). Three crossbred ewes, strong wool, 18 months and over, with lambs at foot (one entry)—W. Kennedy (Otautau) 1. Three crossbred ewes, fine wool. 18 months and over, with lambs at foot (two entries) — T. Evans (Longbush) 1. W. Kennedy 2. Throe strong wool crossbred ewe hoggets, under 18 months (three entries) —George Low (Otautau) 1 and 2. W. Kennedy 3. Three crossbred wether hoggets, strong wool, under 18 months (one entry)—W. Kennedy I. Three crossbred owe hoggets, fine wool /three entries) —H. P. MTntyre 1, T. Evans 2, W. Kennedy 3. Fat Sheep. Judge: Mr A. R. Allan. Pen of wethers, six-tooth and under, not less than three (three entries) —Jas. Stevenson (Wendon) 1 and 3. W .Kennedy 2. Three two-tooth wethers or maiden ewes (three entries) —.Tames Stevenson 1 and 3, George Low (£)tantau) 2. Three fat lambs, suitable for butchers’ purposes (three entries) —George Low 1 and 3, James Stevenson 2. Hircc crossbred wethers, strong wool, any age, most suitable for frozen meat, trade (three entries) —T. Evans 1, W. Kennedy 2. Three crossbred wethers, Down cross or fine Wool, any age, suitable for frozen meat trade (one entry)—W. Kennedy 1. Three crossbred wethers or maiden ewes, strong wool, suitable for frozen meat trad« (four entries)—James Stevenson 1, T. Evans 2 and 3. Three two-tooth crossbred wethers or maiden ewes. Down cross or fine wool (five entries) —James Stevenson 1. W. Kennedy 2. T. Evans 3. Three fat lambs, strong wool, most suitable for frozen meat trade (seven entries) —W. Kennedy T, George Eady (West Plains) 2, Geo. Low 3. Three fat lambs. Down cross or fine wool, most suitable for frozen meat trade (11 entries)—James Stevenson 1. T. E. Paterson (Hokonui) 2,, T. Evans 3. CATTLE. Shorthorn. Judge: Mr W. 11. Gibson (Kiwitca). Cow in milk (one entry)—A. Anderson (Thornbury) 1. Cow, dry, apparently in calf, or to have had a calf within the last 18 months (six entries) —John Nixon (Killineby) 1 and reserve champion, Angus Campbell (Wyndham) 2, A. Anderson 5. Heifer, three years (one entry)—Jas. Anderson (Wnimatukn) 1. Heifer, two years (three entries)—John Lochhcad (Kaitangata) 1 and champion, John Nixon 2. Jas. Anderson 3. Cow and two of per progeny (one entry) —A. Anderson 1. Bull, three years and upwards (seven entries) —Angus Campbell 1 and champion, R. J. Anderson (Kaunna) 2 and reserve champion, A. Anderson 3. Bull, two years (two q(n trice) —John Lcehhead 1, John Nixon 2. Bull, over 12 and under 18 months (five entries)—A. Anderson 1, John Nixon 2 and 3. Bull, calved since November 9, 1921 (four entries) —Jas. Anderson 1, John Nixon 2 and 3. Milking Shorthorn. Judge: Mr T. Bloor (Sunnyside). Cow in milk (six entries) —R. A. Anderson (Invercargill) 1 and champion, A. Anderson (Thornbury) 2, R. J. Anderson (Kauana) 3. Heifer, three years, in milk (five entries)—R. A. Anderson 1 and reserve champion and 3, M. Hishon (Centre Bush) 2. Heifer, two years (nine entries) —W. Moore 1, John Nixon 2, R. J. Anderson 3. Heifer, one year (seven entries)— R. J. Anderson 1, John Bateman (Invercargill) 2. John Nixon 3, R. A. Anderson 4-. Bull, three years and over (five entries) — John Bateman 1 and champion, D. M'Farlane (Thornbury) 2. Bull, two years (two entries) —A. Anderson 1 and reserve champion, . John Nixon 2. Bull, over 12 and under 18 months (seven entries)—R. J. Anderson 1, W. P. Hishon (Orcti) 2 and 3. Bull, calved since November 9, 1921 (eight entries)—Jas. Anderson 1, A. Anderson 2, R. J. Anderson 3. Hereford. Judge: Mr A. Swift (Tnihape). Cow iu milk (one entry)—Jas. King (Invercargill) 1 and champion. Heifer, two venrs (one entry)—Alex. Holms (Waimahoka) 1. Heifer, yearling (two entries) — Alex. Holms 1 and 2. Bull, three years and upwards (three entries) —Alex. Holms 1 and champion. Jas. King 2. C, Gardner (Clifdcn) 3. Bull, two years (one entry) - Alex. Holms 1. Bull, over 12 and under 13 months (three entries)—Alex. Holms 1 and 3, Jas. King 2. Ayrshire. Judge: Mr C. J. Cowan (Oamaru). Cow in milk (seven entries) —A. M. Weir (Menzies Ferry) 1 and champion and 3, R. S. Weir (Seaward Downs) 2 and reserve champion. Cow, dry. apparently in calf, or to have had a calf within the previous IS months (six entries)—R. S. Weir 1. A. M. Weir 2, 11. S. Irving (Roslyn Bush) 3. Cow and two of her progeny, all (ho property of the exhibitor (one entry)—A. Weir 1. Heifer, three years, in milk (three entries)— G. R- Herron (Pukcrau) 1, A. Weir 2. Heifer, two years, in milk (two entries) A. Weir 1 and 2. Heifer, two years, dry (three entries)—A. Weir 1 and 2, G. Herron 5. Heifer, vonriing (eight entries)—Jas. Henderson (Glonham) 1, A. Weir 2 and 3. Bull, three years and upwards (five entries) A. Weir 1 and champion. C. IT. Wilson (Lome) 2 and reserve champion. D. M'Kcnzie (Glcnhnm) 3. Bull, two years (three onlrics) —Jas. Henderson 1, D. M'Kcnzio 2. Bull, over 12 and under 18 months (six entries)—T. A. Grant 1. A. Weir 2 and 3. Bull, calved since November 9. 1921 feWcu entries'—'M. Be trio and Sons (Titiroa) 1, A. Weir 2 and 3. Jersey or Alderney. Judge: Mr H. E. B. Watson (Christchurch). Cow in milk (one entry)—T. Norman (Otautau) I- Cow, dry, apparently in calf, or to have had a calf within the previous 18 months (two entries)—Mrs F. E. Hcllyer (Dunedin) 1 and reserve champion, D. Wishart (Kyal Bush) 2. Heifer, three years, in milk (two entries)—Robert Gibb (Menzies Ferry) 1 and champion, D. Wishart 2. Heifer, two years (three entries)—Mrs tiellycr 1, D. Wishart 2, D. Outhbertson (Waikiwi) 3. Heifer, one year (seven entries) —D. Wishart 1, R. Gibb 2, Mrs Hellyer 3. Heifer, calved since July 1, 1922 (four

entries) —Mrs Hellyer 1, R. Gibb 2, D. wishart 3. Bull, two years (two entries) — T. Norman (Otautau) 1 and champion, D. >..shart 2. Bull, over 12 and under 18 motuas (three entries) —T. Norman 1, V. Hensley (Oteramika Road) 2. Hull, calved since November 9, 1922 (four entries) —Mrs Hellyer 1 and reserve champion, R. Gibb 2, T. Norman 3. Bull, calved since July 1, 1922 (two entries) —Mrs Hellyer 1, D. Wishart Friesian. Judge: Mr 11. 11. Green (Kairanga). Cow, in milk (seven entries) —Gibb tiros, (v-.ifton) 1 and reserve champion, W. H. unf (Waikiwi) 2, T. Eades (Edendale) 3. Cow or heifer, three years and upwards, dry, apparently in calf or to have had a calf within the previous 18 months (six entries)—J. G. Belch (Ortwin) 1 and champion and 2, T. Eades 3. Heifer, three years, in milk (three entries) —W. D. Hunt 1 and 3, Gibb Bros. 2. Heifer, two years, in milk (three entries) —T. Eades 1, W. D. i-iunt 2, Hugh Stewart (Jmchiel) 3. Heifer, two years, dry (throe entries) —Gibb Bros. 1, W. D. Hunt 2, T. Eades 3. Yearling heifer (six entries)—W. D. Hunt 1, T. Eades 2 and 3. Heifer, calved since November 9, 1921 (six entries) —T. Eades 1 and 3, W. D. Hunt 2. Cow and two of her progeny, all the property of the exhibitor (three entries)—Gibb Bros. 1, W. D. Hrint 2. Bull, three years and upwards (six entries)— W. D. Hunt 1 and reserve champion and 3, J. A. Bell (Makarewa) 2. Bull, two years (three entries)— Hugh Stewart 1 and champion, W. D. Hunt) 2, D. M. M‘Lcod (iMendale) 3. Bull, over 12 and under 18 months (six entries) —E. Walsh (Menzics Ferry) 1, W. D. Hunt 2, Gibb Bros. 3. Bull, calved since November 9, 1921 (seven entries) —W. D. Hunt 1, T. Eades 2, J. G. Leith 3. Crossbred and Milkers. Judge: Mr Walter Blackie (Mosgiel). Cow, in milk, showing best milking qualities (four entries) —Robert M’Callum (Invercargill) 1, I). Murrav (Georgetown) 2, Borstal Institution 3. Heifer, three years, in milk (two entries) —R. M’Callum 1, Borstal Institution 2. Heifer, two years (three entries)—R. M’Callum 1, C. H. Nelson (Lome) 2, HI Murray 3. Yearling heifer (three entries) —Borstal Institution 1 and 3, I’. Walsh (Menzies Ferry) 2. Cottar’s cow. in calf or in milk (two entries) —R. M’Callum 1, I>. Murray 2. Best calf raised on Corom.ilk (four entries) —J. G. Leitch 1 and 2. Best pair of pure-bred calves calved since July 1, 1922, and fed on (Moose meal (one entry)— J. Bateman 1. Fat Cattle. Judge: Mr A. R. Allan. Bullock, any age (10 entries) —Jns. Steven son (Wcndon) 1 and champion a.ud 5, T.. Prcndergast (Wallacotown) 2. Bullock, three years (five entries) —T. Prcndergast 1, John lluwkes (Wallacotown) 2, Jns. Stevenson 3. Cow (three entries) —Jas. Stevenson 1, R. A. Anderson 2, T. E. Paterson (Hokonui) 3, Two steers, three years (three entries) — J. L. Hannon (Invercargjll) 1 and 2. Two steers, two yoars, most suitable for butchers’ purposes (three entries) —J. L. Hannon 1 and 2. PIGS. Judge: Mr David Marshall (Waianiwa) ; Berkshire boar, any age (one entry)—T. A. Stephens 1. Berkshire boar, under 12 months (one entry)—;T. A. Stephens 1. Berashiro near, under six months (one entry)— A. Anderson (Thornbury) 1. Berkshire sow. any age (three entries)—A. Anderson 1 and champion, T. A, Stephens 2 and 3. Berkshire sow, under 12 months (one entry)—l. A. Stephens 1. Berkshire sow, under six months (one entry)—T. A. Stephens 1. Yorkshire boar, any age (one entry)—Frank Holloway (Invercargill) 1 and champion. Yorkshire boar, under six months (one entry) H. S. Stevens (Winton) 2. Yorkshire sow, any ago (three entries) —G. Storey (Ryal Bush) 1, H. S. Stevens 2 and 3. Yorkshire sow, under 12 months (three entries) —G. Storcv 1 and reserve champion, H. S. Stevens 2 and 3, Yorkshire sow, under six months (one entry)—H. S, Stevens 2. Sow and litter, any breed (one en:ry)—ll. b. bteveils 1. DAIRY AND FARM PRODUCE. > Cheese. Judge: Mr Alex. Milne (Invercargill). Case factory made large coloured cheddarshaped cheese, suitable for export; open to factories whose output last year exceeded 150 tons (five entries)—Edendale Factory 1, Brydone 2, Woodlands 3. Case of factorymade large white chcddar-shaped; open to factories whoso output last year exceeded 150 tons (five entries)—Edendale 1. NVoocllands 2, Brydone 3. Case of factory-made large coloured cheddar-shaped, suitable for export; open to factories whose output last year was 150 tons or under (three entries)— Rimu 1, Waianiwa 2, Whiterig 3. Case of factory-made large white cheddar-shaped, suitable for export; open to factories whose output last year was 150 tons or under (three entries) —Whiterig 1, Rimu 2, Waiamwa 3. Case of factory-made medium, coloured (seven entries)—Rimu 1, Waiamwa 2 Whitens 3. Case of factory-made coloured loaf (five entries) —Rimu 1, Waianiwa 2, Whiterig 3. dog trial. Judges: Messrs T. Prcndergast, R. Yardley and G. P- Johnston. Arch. Miller (Clifden) 1, John Anderson (Kauana) 2, William Anderson (Kauana) 3.