SHOWS.

Otago Witness, Issue 2647, 7 December 1904, Page 16

SHOWS.

WALLACE 1. AND P. SOCIETIES SHOW. {Fbou Our Own CpßßssroNDEire.) ' INVEROARGELL, Norember 30. The. recently-formed "Walk©© A. and P. Association held its first show sA Otautau to-day^,' and was favoured 1 "with- magnificent' weather. It is over 10 years since a show eras held at Otautau:" Arrangements were then made for the "Western Districts A. and f. Association to hold its show at Riverton, Thornbury, and Otautau. alternately, r but , Otautau 'had only one turn. Some months ago endeavours were again made by -the Otautau district people to have the Western District show hold in their town, but after considerable apparently successful negotiation the arrangements fell through, and. the residents of the North-western District determined to. form an association of their own.- This resolve has been -fully justified by results, for ihe show /was a great success in point of entries, quality of- exhibits,- and »ttendanc» of the- public. In draught horses the eniries totalled 100, in light- horses 139, in cattle 38, in sheep 75^. in pigs- 9, and in dairy produce 185. The horses -were- magni- v ficent, as "edsb was the dairy products, the show of butter boing- much superior, to c6untry J shows generally, and in the opinion of many quit© -equal to Ihvercargill. The" entries in' ham and bacon were extremely satisfactory^ but the "cheese exhibits were very meagre. - The entries in th© homemads bread and scones were very* numerous and of good quality. The following are the results: — 'Jf HOESES. ! ff _ Ue^XTGHTS. Judges: Messrs W. Charters and E. Bkir. Entire,' any age. Five entries— J. Noble's Shepherd King 1, T. Gordon's Flashwood 2, T. Gordon's Kempenfelt 3. Entire colt, "" three years. Two "entries — D. Clarke's Tarn o' Shanter 1 and champion, T. -Casey's Young Extinguisher 2. Entire colt, two years. JETive entries— A. ChrystaFs King Cidar 1, John M'Farlane's Old Style 2, H. Hubber 3. Entire colt, one 1 year. Thirteen entries — J. M'Farlane 1, J. Beck's Lord Nelson 2, Lindsay Bros. 3. Brood mare, in foal or with foal at foot — D. Clark's Grace 1, Manaon Bros. 2, D. Clark's Blossom 111 3. Veld mare, three years and upwards. Five entries — J. M'Ewan's Aparima Fancy 1, H. Hubber*s Maggie Boy 2, D. Clark's Lady 3. Draught mare, three years old. Seven entries— W. Gray and Son 1, R. Hall and Son's Queen Ag 2, John M'Farlane 3. . Filly, two years old. Thirteen entries— liindsay Bros.' Jewer 1, Scottish and New Zealand Investment Company 2, J. Ewan's Kosie O'Grady 3. _ . . Filly, one year. old. Ten entries— Lindsay Bros. 1, John Lindsay 42, John M'Farlane 3. Mare and two ©filer progeny. "Three entries— John M'Farlane 1, Jame3 Drain 2, James King 8. Gelding, any age. Eight entries— James Fleming 1, S. James, j"un., 2, N. A. M'Laren's Prince 3. • Pair of geldings or mares. Four entries — David Clark (mares) 1, John Ewan (mares) 2, IW. Hubber 3. r ! Best three-hoxse working team— Kennedy Bros, lj Sam Brown 2V2 V Jung Carrie- 3^

Group of three mares or fillies-. T"b,ree entries — David Clark 1, John. Ewan 2, John M'Farlane 3. ' Best ysarling by Ringmaster. Three entries — A. H. Officer 1. • Best draught' foal. 'Four entries — John M'Farkne.lBeat working draught — P. Sheridan 1. Thoboughbbeds. Entire, any *age. Two entries — Walton and Jt'Lean's Battlefield 1, John Robertson's Ironworker 2. Mare, any age. Seven entries — W. Kennedy's May Day- 1, Kennedy Bros. 2, M. Boyle's Assyrian Queen 3. \ Best yearling- by Battlefield. Two entries — ■ P. Hoganl 1, li. Ford 2. ~~ r Hacknexs. Best stallion for breeding carriage horses and weight-carrying hacks. Three entries — W. Hazletl's Czar 1, Deegan and- Son's Kaiser 2, James Robertson's Ironworker 3. ( "Weight-carrying mare or gelding, up to 15st. Nine entries — James Sheddon 2, M. Egajn. 3. Light hack, mare or gelding, up to list. Sixteen entries — W. Gray and Son 1, C. Gardiner 2, Kennedy Bros. 3. ~" .Best trooper's horse. Eight entries — James Shefldon 3,-N. A.^ Miiaren's Wallace 2, D. C. M.'Kenzie 3., , Best trooper's horse, up to 15st and under 15 hands 3in. Four entries.— H. Sheddon. 1, T. Walker 2. JLady's hack, mounted and ridden by a lady in ' the . ring. Ten entries — W. Kennedy 1/ Martin Boyle _2, Robert Lyon 3. Pony, 14 hands and under. Ten entriesMaster R. Hawke 1, W. Affleck 2, James Small 3. I Pony, 12 hands and un<ler. Eight entries — Miss MiiaTen's Little Lady 1, P. Sheridan's Dennis and Miss Milly Affleck's Toey (divided) 2 and 3, Master D. Story h c. Best «ob, under 15 hands. One. entry — C. Gardiner 1. Light harness mare or gelding, over 15 hands. Eleven entries— T. and R. Jopp's Zulu 1, Kennedy Bros. 2 and 3. Light harness mare_ or gelding, 15 hands and under. v Thirteen entries — Robert Lyon. 1, Thos. Ryder 2, C Gardiner 3. Harness pornr, 14 hands and under. Nine entries— T. P. Dyer 1, Master R. Hawke 2. Pair of buggy horses, to be driven in the ring. Three entries — Kennedy Bros. 1, New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Company % C. Gardiner 3. Tandera team. Three entries — D. Clark 1, John Finlay 2. CATTLE. Shokthoens. Bull, -one year. Three entries — J. Beck's Duke of Devonshire 1 and champion, W. S. Grieves Sir William % J. K. B. Allison's Earl of Wyndham 3. Cow, any age. Two entries — J. K. Allison's Riley Duchess 1 and champion, W. S. Grieves Tinker Bth 2. Heifer, one year. Two entries — J. K. Allison's Riiey Duchess 1 and champion. Aieshibes. Cow, any age. Four entries — J. Parmenter 1, B. Ward 2 and 3. POX£ES> AkOWJ. Full, two yeai3. Ob* en'&jr— ™f. Offloeo*. M'Combie 1. Cow any age. Four entries — W. Officer s Prune 1, W. Officer's Blackie 2, B. Ward 3. Ceossbbeds. Cow or heifer, in milk or in calf— W. Walker 1, T. J. Coombes 2. . Cotter's cow, any breed, in milk or m call. Four entries— Josenh. ParmenterJju^^yL Gafclyg,

, Pair fat bullocks. Three entries — John Findlay 1, A. H. Officer 2, John Carrick 3. One fat bullock— A. H. Officer 1 and 3, John Fmfllay 2. One" fat cow. Two entries — A. H. Officer 1, John Findlay 2. SHEEP. Boeder, Leicesters. Earn, four-tooth and over. Four entries^ — W. Kennedy 1 and champion. Earn, two-toouh and under. Six entries — James King 1 and 2, W. Kennedy 3. Ewe, f&ur-tootih and over. JFive - entries — , James King 1 and champion and 2, Deegan and Sons 3. / Pen of two ewes, four-tooth or over, with lamb at foot. Three entries — Deegan and Sons 1, W. Kennedy 2 and 3. Ewe, two-tooth or under. Four entades — James King 1 and 2, W. Kennedy 3. Pen of two ©wes, two-tooth or under. Three entries — James King 1, W. Kennedy 2 ad 3. English Leicestebs. SRam, four-tooth and over. Four entries — D. Cameron 1. and champion 2, and 3. Earn, two-tooth or under. — E. Story 1 and champion and 2. BOMNEY MAESH. „ Earn, four-tooth and over. Three entries — E. MTSLenzie 1 and champion, F. E. Boyd 2 and 3. Earn, two-tooth or under. Six entries — J. King If 2, and 3. Ewe, four-tootia or over, with lamb at foot. Tyro entries — R. M'Kenzie 1 and champion and Pen of two ewes, four-tooth or over, with lamba at foot. Two entries — Eoderick M'Kenzie 1. Ewe, two-tooih or under. Three entries — It. M'Kenzie 1, J. King 2 and 3. Pen of two ewos, two-tooth, or under. Two entries — Eoderick M'Kenzie 1. Ceossbeed. Pen of five crossbred ewes, with lamb 3at foot. Two entries — John Lindsay 1 and 2. Pen of five crossbred ewe hoggets. Nine entries — Jaznes Eyan 1 and 2, John Lindsay 3. Pen of live- crossbred wether hoggets. Threa entries — Walton and M'Lean 1 and 2, A. Eobson 3. Pen of five fat shorn wethers. Three entries — Scottis'li and Now Zealand Investment Company 1, A. H. Officer 2, J. Eyan 3. Pert of five fat lambs. " Four entries — D. Clark 1, John Findlay 2, W. Kennedy 3. Pen of five freezing sheep, fahorn. Three entries— J. Byan 1, Scottish and New Zealand Investment Company 2. PIGS. Berkshire boar, any age. Two entries — Jas. Baird 1, Jas. Walker 2. Berkshire sow, any age, in pig or with litter. Tlireo entries — Thomas Steel c 1, John Lindsay % William Walker 3. Yorkshire boaar, any age. One entry — H. A. M'Lar-en 1. Yorkshire sow, anj age. Two entries — Mrs Eade 1. Best fat pig. One entry— N. A. M'Laren 1. DAIEY PRODUCE. Hoajae-made cheese. One entry— Misß B. Liucteay 1. Factory-made cheese. Two entries— Waiau Dairy Factory 1 and 2. Two pounds fresh butter, in Sib rolls. Twenty-eight entries— Mra J. M'Naughton 1, Mrs dent % Mrs A. Lindsay 3. Two pounds fresh bxitter, hand separator, in Wo .rolls. Eight entries — Mrs A. Lindsay. 1, Mts J- M'Naughton 2, Miss B. Lindsay 3. - * Iwfi POJlB&f aowdeied butter, in fclb rqlhjj

Twenty-seven entries — Mrs A- Lindsay 1, Mrs Clent 2, Mrs J. M'Naiiglrfan 3. Best fancy butter. Two entries — Miss May 1 and 2. - * Be3t home-made loaf. Fourteen entries — Miss A. Hazlett 1,/ Mrs Coulter 2, Mrs M'Dougall 3. Best oat cake. Seven entries — Miss B. Lindsay 1, Mrs James M'Donald 2, Mrs Ferguson 3. Best home-made girdle scones. Eleven entries — Miss Chays 1, Miss Ronald 2, Miss B. Lindsay 3. Best tray of afternoon tea cakes, six varieties. Eleven ertrits — Miss Eonald 1, Mrs May 2, Miss Swap 3. Heaviest dozen fresh eggs. Ellcven entries — Mrs Malcolm 1, Mrs Fullarton 2, Mrs A. Watson 3. Roll of bacon. Ten entries — E. Mathieson 1, J. B. Purdue 2, Mrs Story 3. Ham. Twelve entries — E. Mathieson 1, J. B. Purdue 2, Mrs Story 3. Best oven sco»ss. Nineteen entries — Mis 3 Msy 1, Miss Ronald 2, Mrs B. Lindsay 3.