CENTRAL OTAGO

Otago Daily Times, Issue 21694, 12 July 1932, Page 11

CENTRAL OTAGO

TAPANUI NOTES ♦ (Feom Cue Own Cobbespondent.) TAPANUI, July 11. POULTRY AND PRODUCE CLUB. The Tapanui Poultry and Produce Club held its forty-fourth _ annual show on Saturday, which was in every respect a success, 'although the total number of entries fell short of last year’s total. The judge of the poultry section (Mr George Kerr, Riversdale) said that the display of poultry was a very creditable one, but hardly up to the usual standard, and also that the competition was not quite as keen as in former years. Mr A. T. Newman (Gore), who judged the garden produce, said that the competition in potatoes was good, although entries were not as numerous as usual. Carrots and parsnips had been better. Celery, Brussell’s sprouts, and beet were all good, whilst the marrows made a pleasing display. The savoy cabbages were fresh and clean. In the fruit section Mr D. Martin, of Beaumont, carried off all the prizes. All his fruit was exceptionally well grown and right up to export standard. Mr M. Ferguson, the veteran judge of field produce, stated that the swedes were the best he had even seen exhibited, and that there was not one entry that did not deserve a prize. In Aberdeen green tops the size was righlj, but the majority of the turnips did not cut too well. Purple tops were much better than the green tops variety,, the first ■ prizewinner being especially good. White fleshed turnins were a good lot, whilst any other variety were not particularly good. Mr R. F. Sim (Heriot) judged the grain classes and selected ryegrass and cocksfoot as being very good samples. Velvet ear wheat showed the results of the unfavourable weather, whilst the oats, although up to the standard, were also affected by the weather, but not to the same extent as the wheat. The prize list is as follows: — Bantam.

Cock, black Rose Comb. One entry— Gv Wallace (Gore). , _ Hen. Three entries —A. Keir 1 and 2, G. Wallace 3. w „ Cockerel. One entry—G. Wallace. Pullet. One entry—G. Wallace. Cock, Buff Peking. One entry—G. Chandler. . ‘ _ Hen, Buff Peking. One entry—G. Chandler. . . _ . ' Hen, Sebright. Two entries —A. Keir 1 and 2. . _, • Cock, Silkies. One entry—A. Keir. Hen (Silkies). One entry—A. Keir. Cockerel, Silkies. One entry—Lloyd Jarrold. „ - , Pullet. Silkies. Two entries—Lloyd Jarrold 1 and 2. . Hen, any other variety. One entry—A. ( Keir. _ , Cockerel, any other variety. One entry —Mrs L. V. Haugh. PLYMOUTH ROCK. Cock, Barred. Two entries —Mrs K. B. Casey 1, Mrs L. V. Haugh 2. Hen. Five entries—Mrs K. E. Casey 1, C. J.. Henry (Kaikorai) 2 and'3. ‘ Cockerel. One entry—Mrs K, B. Pullet.. Three entries—Mrs K. E. Casey 1,2, and 3. MINORCA, Cock. One entry—Jean Munyard. Hen. One entry—Mrs John Smith. Cockerel. Two entries —R. Mitchell (Dipton) 1, D. Hancox 2. • Pullet. Two entries—R, Mitchell 1 and 2 ‘ WHITE LEGHORN. Hen. One entry—Mrs John Smith. Cockerel. Two entries—Mr s M. Robertson 1, A. Munyard 2. Pullet. Two entries—A. Munyard 1 aDd 2 ‘ BROWN LEGHORN. Cock. One entry—W. Grainger. Hen. One entry—W. Grainger. Pullet. One entry—W. Grainger. BLACK LEGHORN. Hen. Two entries —James Keir (Balfour) 2 and 3. . « Cockerel. Two entries—James Keir 1 and 2. . _ . . Pullet, Three entries—James Keir 1 and 2. SUSSEX. Hen. One entry—E. W. Gilder (Gore). Cockerel. One entry—E. W. Gilder. f SILVER WYANDOTTE. Hen. Two" entries—Mrs M. Robertson 1, A. Robertson 2. Pullet. Two entries—Mrs M. Robertson 1, A. Robertson 2. WHITE WYANDOTTE. Pullet. One entry—G. Wallace. RHODE ISLAND RED. Cock. One entry—C. Keeley. Pullet. One entry—Miss M. Keir. GOLDEN SPANGLED HAMBURG. Cock. One" entry—Mrs L. V. Haugh. Hen. One entry—Mrs D. V. Haugh. Pullet. One entry—Mrs L. V. Haugh 2 ‘ BLACK ORPINGTON. Cock. One entry—Mrs John Smith. Hen. Two entries—Mrs L. V. Haugh 1, Mrs W. Robertson 2. Cockerel. Three entries —G. Wallace I, Mrs L. V. Haugh 2, Mrs J. Smith 3, WHITE ORPINGTON. Cockerel. One entry—G. Wallace. Pullet. One entry—G. Wallace. Cockerel crossbred. One entry—Mrs L. V. Haugh 2. UTILITY CLASSES. WHITE LEGHORN. Cock. Three entries—P. Thomson 1, A. Robertson 2, J. W. Jarrold 3. Hen. Four entries —A. Pullar 1, Mrs J. Smith 2, G. Wallace 3. Cockerel. Three entries —G. Wallace 1 A. Robertson 2, Mrs M. Robertson 3. Pullet. Four entries —C. Bartley (North-East Valley) 1, A. Pullar 2, A. Robertson 3. WHITE WYANDOTTE. Cock. One entry—G. Wallace. Pullet. One entry—G. Wallace. MINORCA. Hen. One entry—Mrs John Smith. Cockerel. One entry—R. Mitchell./ Pullett. Three entries —W. Grainger 1. R. Mitchell 2 and 3, ANCONA. Pullet. One entry—J. P. Boyd (Stirling) 2. BROWN LEGHORN. Cock. One entry—W. Grainger. Hen, Three entries —W. Grainger 1 and 2. Cockerel. One entry—W. Grainger 2. Pullet. Seven entries —C. Bartley 1 and 3, R. Drysdale 2. OPEN CLASS. Gander. One entry—Mrs L. V. Haugh. Goose. One entry—Mrs L. V. Haugh. Drake, Aylesbury, One entry—Mrs L. V. Haugh. Drake, Pekin. Three entries —Mrs L. V. Haugh 1 and 3, W. R. Quin 2. Duck, Pekin. Two entries —W. R. Quin 1, Mrs L. V. Haugh 2. Drake, Indian Runner. Nine entries — W. Proudfoot (Benhar) 1, Arthur Muuyard 2. J. P. Boyd 3. Duck, Indian Runner. Nine entries —J. Calvert 1, W. Proudfoot 2, J. P. Boyd 3. Duck, Rouen. One entry—Mrs L. V. Haugh.

Drake, any other variety. One entry— Mrs L. V. Haugh 2. Duck, any other variety. One entry— Mrs L. V. Haugh. ' SELLING CLASS.

Cock, purebred. One entry—J. G. Pullar. Cockerel, purebred. Two entries—R. Mitchell 1. A. Robertson 2. Pullet, purebred. Four entries—R. Mitchell 1, A. Robertson 2, J. G. Pullar 3. PETS. Bantam. Five entries —Wallace Gilder 1, Bill Casey 2 and 3, Canary, One entry—Christina Keir, PRODUCE SECTION. Velvet ear wheat. Five entries—E. Haugh 1 and 3, W. Lusk 2. A.O.V. wheat. Three entries—W. Gillespie (Maungawera) 1,2 and 3. Garton oats (dressed). Two entries — R. Haugh 1 and 2. Garton oats (undressed). Four entries —M'Auley Bros 1, R. Haugh 2 and 3. Sparrowbill oats. Two entries—A. Robertson 1 and 2. Black oats. One entry—James Robertson and Sons. A.O.V. oats. Three entries —R. Haugh 1,2 and 3. Perennial ryegrass (dressed). Seven entries —J. G. Pullar 1 and 2, R. Haugh Perennial ryegrass (undressed). Five entries—W. Lu'sk 1, R. Haugh 2 and Cocksfoot (dressed). Three entries — R. Haugh 1,2 and 3. Cocksfoot (undressed). Three entries— R. Haugh 1,2 and 3. ' Chaff (white). Four entires—K. Rodger 1, R. Haugh 2 and 3. Chaff (black or dun). One entry—K. Rodger. Sheaf oats. Three entries —R. Haugh 1,2 and 3. One dozen Up-to-date potatoes. Three entries—J. Pullar 1 and 2, R. Haugh 3. One dozen heaviest potatoes. Two entries—Mrs J. Robertson 1, J. Pullar 2. One dozen round potatoes. Five entries —R. Haugh 1, J. Pullar 2, 3 and 4. j One dozen Kidney potatoes. Two entries—J. Pullar; !, S. Hughes 2. One dozen King Edward potatoes. Two entries—S. Hughes 1, J. Pullar 2. Collection potatoes. Two entries—S. Hughes 1, J. Pullar 2, One dozen A.O.V. potatoes. Four entries—J. Pullar 1,2 and 3, R. Haugh 4, ' One dozen seed potatoes (Up to Date). Six entries—S. Hughes 1, S. Sinclair 2,: R. Haugh 3, J. Pullar 4. One dozen seed potatoes (A.0.V.). Six entries —S. Hughes 1 and 4, J. Pullar 2 and 3.

One dozen Pink potatoes. Two entries —J. Pullar 1 and 2.

One dozen Craigielea potatoes. One entry—James Sim. Three swedes (any variety). Twentyfive entries—James Crawford 1, James Sim 2 and 3, R. Haugh h.c. Three Aberdeen Greentop yellow turnips. Ten entries —R. Haugh 1, A. Cummings 2 and 3. Three Aberdeen purple-top yellow turnips. Nine entries —R. Haugh 1 and 2, James Sim 3.

A.O.V. yellow turnips. Five entries — R. Haugh 1, M'Auley Bros. 2 and 3, Three white-fleshed turnips (any variety). Four entries—R. Haugh 1 and 2, W. J. M'Kenzie 3. . Three heaviest turnips. Six entries — James Crawford (1391 b and 102ilb) 1 and 2, James Sim (711 b) 3. One heaviest turnip. Eight entries— James Crawford (481 b and 411 b) 1 and 2, James Sim (29Jlb) 3. , . Three carrots (short). Seven entries — W. H. Lusk 1 and 2, W. J. MTCenzie 3. Three carrots (long).. Five entries— S. Hughes 1, M. Ferguson 2, Mrs Steel 3, Mrs A. J. Stiven 4. Three carrots (Plevna). Four entries —F. Lischner 1 and 2, M. Ferguson 3. Three carrots (field). One entry—J. Eskdale 2. . . Three parsnips (long). Nine entries— Miss Braudigam 1 and 2, G. Sharp 3, S. Hughes 4. Three parsnips (short). Three entries —Mrs Steel 1, Mrs W. J. Sinclair 2, G. Sharp 3. _ Two cabbages (table). One entry—S. Hughes. . Two savoy cabbages. Three entries W. R. Quin 1 and 2, S. Hughes 3. Two curly greens. One entry—B. Hughes. _ • . . T Two red cabbages. Two entries —J. Pullar 1 and 2. , , Twelve brussels sprouts. Five entries —W. R. Quip 1 and 2, S. Hughes 3 and Two cauliflowers. One entry—S. Hughes. „ _ , Two broccoli. One entry—S. Hughes. Heaviest cabbage. One entry-—James Two entries—D. M‘Beath I and 2. ~ _ Six onions. One entry—M. Ferguson. Three beet, long. Five entries—Mrs A. J. Stiven 1, J. Pullar 2 and 3, Miss Braudigam 4. , _ Three beet, turnip-rooted. Seven .entries—J. Pullar 1,2. and 4, 8. Hughes 3 ‘ Three beet, oval. Three entries—G. Sharp 1, Miss Macnee 2, Jack;Potts 3. One vegetable marrow. Five entries —Mrs W. Robertson 1, G. Sharp 2 and 4, D. M'Beath 3. . „ Three stalks celery. Four entries—S. Hughes 1, Mrs A. J. Stiven 2, Mrs W. Robertson 3. , . -.Collection apples, dessert. Three entries —D. Martin 1,2, and 3. Collection apples, cooking. Three entries —D. Martin 1,2, and 3. Plate five apples, Jonathan. Three entries —D. Martin 1,2, and 3. Plate five apples, Sturmer. Three en-, tries —D. Martin 1,2, and 3. Plate five apples, Rymer, Four entries—D, Martin 1,2, and 3, A. Munyard 4, ■_ Plate five apples, dessert. Four entries—D, Martin 1. 2. and 3. A. Munyar(j 4 t ) , Plate five apples, cookinjc. ; Five entries—D. Martin 1,2, and 3, W. P. Quin 4 ‘Plate five pears, dessert. Three entries —D. Martin 1,2, and 3,_ Plate five pears, cooking. Three entries —D. Martin 1,2, and 3. SPECIAL PRIZES. PRODUCE.

Shield, value £ls 15s, presented by Mr A, R. Haugh, for most points in classes Ito 40. To be won five times, the winner each year to receive a club prize of Most points in classes 1 to 40, cash £1 —R. Haugh. . , , Trophy, value £3 3s, presented by Mr A. Robertson, for most points in garden produce (classes 4f to 69. To be won not necessarily in succession —K. cup, value £2 2s, presented by Sutton and Sons, for most points in turnips—R. Haugh. , . Trophy, value £1 Is, presented by Kempthorne, Prosser, and Co., Ltd., for most points in grain—R. Haugh. Most points in wheat, value 7s fid—W. Gillespie (Maungawera). . , „ Most points in oats, value 7s Cd—K. points in grass seed, value 7s fid Most points in potatoes, 20s, gift of A. Stewart—J. Pullar. One dozen, Up-to-Date potatoes, value 5s —J. Pullar, ~ Collection potatoes, value ss—b. Twelve potatoes, Up-to-Date, seed, value ssr—S. Hughes. Twelve potatoes, any other variety, seed, value 5s —S. Hughes. Twelve Craigielea potatoes, value 63, gift of Mr W. H. Lusk —J. Sim. Three swedes, value 10s —James Craw*°Thrce Aberdeen purpletop yellow turnips, value 10s —R. Haugh. _ Most points in turnips, value 10s—K. Haugh. T . , Most points in carrots, 7s fid —F. Lischner and W. H. Lusk equal. Most points in parsnips and beet, 7s fid —J. Pullar. POULTRY. Most points in bantams, value 7s Cd— A. Keir. , , , Best bird in show, trophy value £ls Is, gift of Mr W. Brims —G. Wallace. Best local male bird in show, trophy value 7s fid, gift of Mr J. S. Varcoe —P, Thomson. Best female local bird, goods value 10s fid, gift of Mr W. J. Grainger—Mrs M. Robertson. Best bantam, value 10s —A, Keir. Best Plymouth Rock, barred, value 10s Mrs K. E. Casey. Best Plymouth Rock, white, value 5s — Mrs K. E. Casey. Best golden Hamburg, value 5s —Mrs L. V. Haugh. Best minorca, value ss—R. Mitchell. Best White Leghorn, cock or cockerel, value 7s Cd —Mrs M. Robertson.

Best White Leghorn, hen or pullet, value 7s fid —Mrs J. Smith.,' ■ : . / . Best White Leghorn, cock or cockerel, utility, value 10s fid —P. Thomson. Best White Leghorn, hen or pullet, utility, value 10s fid—A. Pullar. Best Minorca, utility, trophy value 7s fid, gift of Mr W. R. Quin —R. Mitchell. Best Sussex, value ss—E. W. Gilder. Best White Wyandotte, cock or cockerel, utility, value ss—G. Wallace. Best White Wyandotte, hen or pullet, value ss—G. Wallace. Best White Wyandotte, hen or pullet, .utility, value ss—G. Wallace. Best Silver' Wyandotte,- hen or pullet, value ss—Mrs M. Robertson! Best Rhode Island Red, value 5s —Miss M. Keir. - 1 tv,''■■■ Best Black Orpington, value 5&—G. Wallace. Best Indian Runner drake or duck, open class, value 10s—J. Colvert.