DUNEDIN FANCIERS’ CLUB.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 19505, 13 June 1925, Page 9

DUNEDIN FANCIERS’ CLUB.

ANNUAL SHOW. In spite of the bitterly cold weather yesterday, the second day of the Duendin Fanciers’ Club’s annual show attracted a largo and interested attendance of exhibitors. and friends to the Brydono Hall. Ihe fine exhibition of poultry, pigeons, canaries, dogs, cats, and children’s pets proved a source of pleasure to the visitors, who eagerly compared their friends’ entries with those of other competitors. The show will be open to-day and this evening, when it will conclude. In the open variety class, for dogs of any breed, dog or 'bitch, in schedule, the first prize was won by Miss M. Wychorly with Platina Nip. The following are additional section results and the special prize-winners:— CATS AND PETS. PERSIAN. Smoko, male, over 12 months—W. Hunt Smoko, female, under 12 months —Miss Rose SrneaJ 1. Blue, male, over 12 months —M!rs. A. Adams 1, Mrs Cameron 2, Mrs T. A. uale 3. Blue, female, over 12 months—Mias D. Templeton 1, Mrs \V. Annison 2, Miss E. Boulton 3. Blue, male, under eight months—Mrs W. Armison 1, Mrs A. Adams 2, Miss I'.. Boulton 3. Blue female, under eight months—Miss E. Boulton 1, Mrs W. Annison 2. White male, over 12 months —W. Hunt 1. White, male, under eight months —W. Hunt 1. Silver tabby, female, over 12 months — Mrs A. Adams 1. Silver tabby, female, under four months— H. Drew 1. Brown tabby, male, over 12 months^ — Robert Luke 1. Brown tabby, female, under eight months —Mrs H. Finnic 1. Neuter, silver—Miss Maud Bush, 1, Master W. Wood 2. Neuter, any other colour—Mrs Honeybone 1. Domestic pet, male or female —Miss Muriel Dwyer 1. Domestic pot, neuter—Mrs S. F. Annan, SHORT-HAIR CATS. Light tabby—Miss F. Smith 1. Tortoise-shell and white —Mrs E. Hawkins 2. Any other variety—Miss G. Butler 1, Mrs E. Hawkins 2. Short-hair kitten, male, under four months —Mrs E. Hawkins 1. Neuter, dark tabby—Mrs Blanchett 1. Neuter, any other variety—Lewis Carroll 1 and 3, Mrs T. Vickers 2. CHILDREN’S PITTS. Pet cat, any colour, Persian, over 12 months, owner under 16—Master A. Charnley 1, Duncan Todd 2, Master J. Ferguson 3. Pet cat, any colour, Persian, under 12 months, owner under 16 —Robert G. M’Tiguo 1. Pot cat, any colour, short-haired, over 12 months, owner under 16—Miss V. Stephenson 1, Miss L. Robinson 2, Miss M. Campbell 3. Pet cat, any colour, short-haired, under 12 months, owner under 16—Master F. Joyce 1, Miss T. Anthony 2, Erie T. Heatlcy 3. RABBITS. Long-haired, white—Andrew Alexander 1, 'Frank Longworth 2, Donald Ross 3, Master lan Ross 4. Long-haired, any other colour—Stanley Soarl 1, O. Still 2, Harold White 3. Long-haired, pair, white—Frank Longwortji 1. Short-haired, white—Master G. Maokie. Short-haired, any other colour—Master J. Ferguson 1 and 2. Short-haired pair, ny other colour— Master J. Ferguson 1 Master G. Mackie 2. BANTAMS. Game, cock or cockerel —Miss D, Hoyno I. Miss D. Halford 2, George H. Turner 3. Game, hen or pullet—Masters Noel and Vincent Kean 1 and 2, George H. Turner 3. Rosecomb, cock or cockerel, any colour■Master F. Joyce 1 and 3, Thomas W. Butcher 2. Rosecomb, hen or puller,, any colour— L. Anderson 1, J. W. H. Jordan 2, Master F. Joyce 3. Sebright, hen or pullet,—Master S. Anderson 3, J. W. 11. Jordan 2, George H. Turner 5. Any other variety, cock or cockerel— George IT. Turner 1, G. Still 2. Any other variety, hon or pullet—George 11. Turner 1. Best pair, any variety—G. Still 1, Miss Ettio Martin 2, Robert Parker, jun., 3. OTHER PETS. Pair fancy pigeons—Frank Kilpatrick 1. Pair homing pigeons—G. Parker 1, D. Leslie 2, George Gibbs •3. Cockatoo—Desmond Smith 1. Any other variety of bird—Vivian Franklin 1 and 2. Best, pot dog—Master C. Oliver 1, Miss M. Mackie 2, W. Oudnoy 3. TROPHIES AND SPECIALS. FANCY POULTRY. Leghorn. R. I/. Proctor; Wyandotte, Mrs R. H. Thomson; Rhode Island Red, A. Driscoll; Orpington, T. H. Harris; Ancona, Mrs E. M. Robson; Rook, J. E. Robertson ; trophv for Old English game cock or cockerel, G. M‘Kay; trophy for Old English game hen or pullet, R. Brown; trophy for Old English game in show, G. M’Kay. UTILITY POULTRY. Rock, Cuthbertson and Mitchell; Minorca, W. R. Brady; Rhode Island Red, J. A. Morris: Black Orpington. H. L. Sproson; Wyandotte, Mrs J B. White; young duck, G. Prondfoot; duck. R. Calvert; drake, G. Proudfoot; breeding hen, light, breeds, James Crooks; trophy White leghorn cook, James Crooks; trophy White Leghorn hen, J. Rattigan; Black Orpington cock, G, Prondfoot; Ancona, Mrs E. M. Robson; White lieghorn cockerel, Mrs J. B. White; White Leghorn pullet, Mrs J. B. White; White Leghorn breeding pen, J. Rattigan; heavy breeding pen, Mrs J. B. White. Minorca, opposite sex to winner of the D.S.Y.B. Club’s special prize, J. P. Hoare; white Orpington, J. J. Jowscy; 'black Orpington hen, F. G. Hanson; sitting white Leghorn eggs, best in novice class, W. R. Brady; runner-up white Leghorn pullet, J. Sanders; heavy breeding nen, Mrs J. B. White; black Orpington bon. F. G. Hanson ■ Rhode Island Red, N. G. Founders; heavv breeding hen, Mrs J ,B. White; any other variety, W. R. Brady; brown Leghorn, R. Drysdale; Ancona, Mrs E. M. Robson. CANARIES AND CAGE BIRDS. BREEDERS’ SECTION. Plain-head Norwich, D. Auld; Norwich plain-head in breeders’ section, Jacob Jenkins; Yorkshire in breeders’ section, P. mart,ley; yellow clear Norwich, Jacob Jenkins; yellow T. or V. Norwich, Alf. Cursey; buff clear Norwich, Alf. Cursey; buff T. or V. Norwich, E. J. Colson; yellow clear cock, Yorkshire, S. Lithgow; yellow T. cock, Yorkshire, S. Lithgow-, buff clear cock, Yorkshire, R. Sinclair; buff var. cock, Yorkshire, E. J. Comer; yellow var. hon, Yorkshire, R. Sinclair: buff clear ben, Yorkshire, E. J. Comer; 'buff var. hon, YorKshiro, E. J. Comer; buff clear T. or V Yorkshire hen, E. J. Comer; Norwich cinnamon, A. H. Waugh; Norwich crest, D. Auld; Norwich green, A. H. Waugh; Norwich crostbred, F. Hartley: Norwich yollow C.T. or V. hen, Alf. Cursey; Norwich buff C.T. or V. lien, D. Auld. OPEN CLASS. Norwich green, A. H. Waugh; Norwich crest, F. Hartley; mule, R. J. Brown; crestbred, F. Hartley; Norwich yellow, C.T. or V. hon, Alf. Cursey; Norwich buff, O.T v or V hen, D. Auld; Yorkshire huff cock, R. A. M’Neil; Yorkshire buff var. cock, R Sinclair; Yorkshire yellow clear hen, E. J. Comer; Yorkshire yollow var. hen, E. J. Chronican; Yorkshire buff C.T. or V. hen, K. A M'Neil; bull variegated Yorkshire hon, S Lithgow. YOUNG BIRD CLUB PRIZES. Norwich yellow clear, Jacob Jenkins; Norwich yellow T. or V., Alf. Cursor: Norwich buff clear T. or V., E. J. Colson; Yorkshire yellow C.T. or V., R. A. M‘Neil ; Yorkshire cinnamon, D. Auld; best bird in novice section, M. Taylor; best Norwich in show, Jacob Jenkins; best Yorkshire in show, R. A, ?.J‘Ncil: Lzest bird in A.O.W. class, E. J. Corner. • DOGSRedcastlo Challenge Cup (best wirehaired fox terrier under 12 mouths)—G. A. Lewin’s Brown hill Jack. Shield presented by Mr Jas- Thomson for host dog or bitch (wire or smooth) in show—W. M. Jack’s Dusky Gyp. Cap presented by Mr J. Kerr for best fox terrier puppv (wire or smooth)—G. A. Lewin’s Brownhfll Jack. Cup for best fox terrier dog (wire)—W. M. Jack’s Dusky GypCup for best fox terrier bitch (win?)— W. 11. K. I’lagdon’s Lady El I wood. Collie Challenge Cup (best collie in show) —A. M’Rae’s Rhyle. London Dental Cup (best wire or smooth fox terrier) —W. M. Jack’s Dusky Gyp-

IT. C. Oettii’s Heirloom took the cup for the best cocker spaniel, along- with Dr M'KilJop’s prize for the best cocker dog, and F. B. and G. Bilteliff’s prize for beat working gain dog in Cass 79. A. Kidd’s Sylvan Reflector took a prize for the best cocker spaniel puppy under 12 months, and Mr J- Thompson’s Taza took an award for the opposite sex to winner of above. Jarvis Brothers’ prize went to H. C. Oottli’s Miss Trixie (best coloured cocker bitch), and C. S. Bamage’s Sylvan Sympathy took Mr J. B. MTntyre’s prize for the best black cooker bitch. Mr H. 0. Oettli’s prize for the best coloured cocker puppy went to A. Kidd's Braeval Beacon, The D.Y.B.S.C’s. prizes wore awarded as follows: —Beet black cocker dog. H. (J. Oettli’s Felbrigg Joe; best bulldog, G. IT. Tomline’s Smirk; best smooth coat terrier, W. K. Blagdon’s Body Kltwood; best retriever, W. J. Albiechl’s Clulha Prince. Tho Fanciers’ Club prize for the be.st collie went to A. Mfßae’s Ryle. The prize for tho best Airedale was won by L. M. Williams’s Royal Ambition. Miss L. Blagdon’s prize for the best wire-haired terrier went to W. M. Jack’s Dusky Gyp, which also took Mr D. Auld's trophy for tho best, wire dog. John Smith’s Deerdale Queen took ihe award for the best deerhound and Mr Esquilant’s prize Mrs MaeOibbons’s Ula Perdina took the special for the best toy dog or bitch. W. H. E. Blagdon’s Dady Ellwood took Mr D. Auld’s prize for the best wire bitch, and Mr T. Green’s Idsfone King was .awarded Mr J. R. Wilson’s prize for tho best setterStrachan and Co’s, prize for tho best Irish terrier' went; to J. Doe’s Roscrca Rebel, and Mr D. Auld’s prize for the best Scotch terrier went to G. and F. E. Biltcliff’s Nydja Narla, G. and F- E. Bilicliff’s prize for the best working gun dog went to T. Green’s Idstono King.