PRODUCE. DAIRY PRODUCE.
(Made by exhibitors.) Judges : Messrs James Arkle (PalmerstoD)and W. F. Ttiiele (Kurow). Two pounds butter, •without salt, in half-pound rolls, without any distinguishing mark. Ihirtythree entries — Miss Maqgio Morton 1, Miss Jackson 2, Mrs T. M'Leav 3, Mrs James Craig 4, Mrs W. Gardiner 5, Mivj Thornton 6. Two pounds butter, with s*lt, in half-pound rolls, without any diatinguishing mark. Thirtytwo entries - Miss Maggie Morton 1, Mrs H. Mitchell 2, Miss Jeanie M' Donald 3, Mrs Wm. Gardiner 4, Miss Alice Bain 5. Ten pounds •■alted butter, made and cured by exhibitors, ami deposited with the tecretavy six weeks before the show. Twenty-one entries — Miss Mapgie Morton 1, Mrs M'Ketizte2, Mrs W. L. Gray h c, Mrs H. Mitchell c, Mrs T. M'Leay c. Fancy butter, not exceeding 21b, without Halt, no aep irate piece to be more than three-quarters of an ounce, in adi.sh suitable for the table, quality and design to be equally consideied. Twelve entiies -Mrs W. Buck 1, Miss Jackson 2, Mrs M'Kenzie 3, Mrs \V. Gardiner 4, Miss Maggie Morton 5. Cheese. Two entries— Waiareka Dairy Factory 1, MisW-Diack2. Factory-made cheese, 501b and xipwards. Two entries— James lunes (luchclutha Factory) 1, Waiareka Dairy Factory 2. CURED MEATS. (Without any distinguishing mark and cured by exhibitor.) Judges : Messrs J. Arkle and F. W. Thiele. Two hams. Two entries — W. J. Hill 1, E. Hopley 2. Two hams (smoked). Two entries— W. J. Hill" 1, X Hopley 2. Two sides bacon. One entry— -W. J. Hill 1. Two sides bacon (smoked). Cue entry— W. J. Hiil 1. Two rolls bacon. Two entries— W. J. Hill 1, E. Hopley 2. Tyro rolls bacon (Rmoked). Two entiies— W. J. Hill 1, E Hopley 2. Special exhibit— James Familton h.c.
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Otago Witness, Issue 2179, 28 November 1895, Page 11
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293PRODUCE. DAIRY PRODUCE. Otago Witness, Issue 2179, 28 November 1895, Page 11
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