GREAT SUCCESS OF WAIROA A. & P. SHOW

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LV, Issue 17472, 22 January 1931, Page 4

GREAT SUCCESS OF WAIROA A. & P. SHOW

HIGH QUALITY OF THE STOCK PRAISED

BY JUDGES

A LARGE ATTENDANCE FAVORED BY FINE WEATHER VERY EFFICIENT ORGANISATION.

(Herald Special Reporter)

* WAIROA, tjiis (lay. Greater success could hardly have been anticipated by the Wairoa County A. and P. Society in respect of its annual Show, held yesterday on its ideallysituated ground on the Ruataniwha road. With the entries exceeded only once in the history of the society and a variety of attractions promised, the public of Wairoa and district turned out in large numbers, and, although early in the day it was feared that there would be a large decrease in the attend lance, the afternoon crowds from town brought the total number of people on the grounds up to most satisfactory proportions, the result being that the gate takings ( fell only slightly. I A grey sky and a strong wind kept '■ the atmosphere pool, ami the day was I a mucli more pleasant one than that 1 experienced by Tuesday's race crowd, j A threat of rain was in the shy, j hut this did not deter the public from making (heir appearance on the ground. Those of the farming ~,,m-. . inunify welcomed the moisture-laden I clouds, and, when word was excitcd- ■ ly passed around thai heavy rain had I been reported behind the hills, already ! smiling faces literally beamed. The j whole district needed rain, and whe- : t.her ij cuiie on Show day or not it t would be welcome. No rain fell dur- !' ilig the progress of the Shew, howlever, but set in towards evening. EFFICIENT ORGANISATION The absence of the previous day's scorching sun, and the presence of' a ' Strong wind, .reaching almost gale i force dl times, must have been appreciated immensely by the stock. In | any case, however,' the stock would have suffered little, for the pens were situated under shady willows, while the pies, which we're in a slightly more exposed position, had been accommodated with a covering of hessian, | Tim foresight of the committee in making adequate provision for the stock was only one instance of the efficiency of the organisation, winch has been soundly built up by each successive committee over'a number of years. Ail possible was dime for the comfort of the .public, as well as allowing plenty of scope for all officials 1o cany out their duties efficiently. Judging commenced early, and every effort was made to have the exhibits ticketed for the insp Men of the public before the day was far advanced, while most efficient arrangements were made for allowing the press to secure the results at the earliest possible moment. ; The most attention, as usual, was centred in the jumping competitions, and the public showed its appreeia- ; turn of the efforts id' fine steeds and j efficient riders by their generous rounds of applause. Some of the ring _ exhibitions were particularly j pleasing, and were well up to the standard usually seen in tin- Gisborno and Hawke's Hay districts. ' SMALL GATE DECREASE The parade of prize winners attract- • eil the usual attention, lfi draughthorses and .10 hacks and harness I horses taking part. None of the other slock was included, as past exj perionre demonstrated that a certain j, amount of risk was attached to allow- '] ing cattle, especially those from backj country stations, to' take part. Some j of these animals gave trouble at pen- ! ning lime this year, and no doubt the j committee was wise in excluding them I from the parade. The band headed • j the parade, and also dispensed a lively programme of music during the day. A party of Hoy Scouts was present on the grounds doing gratutious service as runner boys for the society. Their assistance proved most valuable, and saved the time of stewards, who were allowed to proceed with important woilc. while the scouts delivered messages whore required. The gate takings showed a reduction of £44 on the total for last year, but when the ruling conditions .are, taken ino consideration the manner iuj which the public supported the Show is very gratifying, and the committee' is very pleased at the result. - I Every effort, to make visitors to the show feel a warmth of welcome was made by Mr. Tom. Pavey, president of the association, ami an efficient staff under Mr. A. 11. I'nwiu, secro-j tary. carried on the office work wit h smoothness and dispatch. The staff of stewards was a strong and efficient! one, and the judges' requirements were met at every turn, as also were the inquiries and requests of the pub- ' lie THE JUDGES The list of judges was as nude)':— Horses.—Draughts: Mr. A. ,1. Turnbull, Gisborne. Light horses and com- - petitions: Mr. \V. 11. Gaisford, Panne- t vit'ke. Cobs and ponies: Mr. John i Lyons, llautapau, Hastings. •Cattle.—Herefords and Lolled Angus: Mr. J. M. James, Masterton. Jerseys and dairy cattle: Mr. 11. ('. [ Sampson, New Plymouth. Fat cattle: I Mr, Chns. K. Twist, Greenmeadows. Sheep.—Flock and fat sheep: Mr. Olirh. H, Twist, Greenmeadows. Liucoins, b'omnevs, Southdowns and Holder Leicester*: Mr. 1.. If. Wilton, Mas- , terton. [ Rabbits, -Mr. T. 11. Stewart, War , roa. i , , . __ , < "The evening beam that, smiles the < clouds away." Byron. 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Tigs.—All classes: Mr. R. A. Thomson, Wairoa. Dogs.—Working sheep-dogs: Mr. L. Lopdell, Xapier. All other breeds: Mr. 11. II im'hli ffo, Wellington. Fleece wool.—Mr. W. Tucker, Whakatu, Hawke's Hay. Home industries and produce. I'Tuit and vegetables: Mr. .1. li. Apedaile, Wairoa. < ooking: Mrs. ('. E. Twist, Greenmeadows. Sewing: Mrs. A. Mcpherson, Dannevirke. School section: Mrs. Goldstone and Mr. A. C. A. Hyde. Wairoa. STEWARDS AND COMMITTEE Stewards appointed for the assistance of the judges, and the g< neri] conduct of the Show, were as foltlorses. —Harness and ponies: Mr. N. .1, Mackay. Draughts: Mr. M. Glinan. Light horses: Messrs. 11. Bayly and P. J. Macdonahl. Competitions: Mr. A. .1. Devory. Cattle. —Herefords, Shorthorns, and Lolled Angus: Mr. Ceo. Wilson. Dairy classes: Mr. .1. Pickin. Eat rattle: Jl.es.srs. .1. Peebles ami K. Davy. Pigs.—Mr. H. A. Kemp. Sheep. —Lincoln, Rontnoy, Southdown and Border Leicester: Messrs. H. B. Taylor and E. Patiison. Eat and (lock sheep: Mr. S. Christie. Gift Mr. W. A. ("rarer. Poos.—Mr. G. A. Punlop Wool classing—Mr. R. S. Mackay. Home produce and industries. —Fruit and vegetables: Mr. J. W. B. Macdonahl. Cooking: Mrs. .1. Macdonahl. School division: Mr. E. J. Rice. Sewing: Mrs. McKiunon. Executive officers for the year are: President, Mr. Tom Pavey; vicepresident, Mr. Humphry Bayly: past presidents, Messrs. C. C. P. Brandon, M. P. Chapman, R. E. Jefferson, Norman McKiunon, A. Sinclair. A. G. Nolan. 0. C. Ormerod, E. H. (Hendinning, 11. G. Gibson, and W. J. Hill; general committee, .Messrs. Ewan Cameron, A. T. Carroll, S. Christie, S. Oarer, A. G. Dawson, A. Pevery, S. A. Dickie, D. If. Evans. M. Glynan, A. I). Graham. E. Harrison, G. P. Janlino, G.' Kirk, N. .1. Mackay, J. R. Meagher, R. s. Mackay, P. .1. Macdonahl, J. McNeill, .1. W. Peebles. E. Rowling, K. J. shaw, J. Simpson, 11. B. Taylor, and G. Wilson; lion, surgeons. Dr. HallWright, Dr. Jardine, and Dr. J. Ross; lion, treasurer, Mr. J. Macdonahl; secretary, Mr. A. IT. IT. Unwin. NUMEROUS CUPS The association is fortunate in having for annual competition a number of fine cups and other trophies, which promote interest, in the various sections, and give the exhibitors something beyond the actual class awards to strive for. The successes ill the majority of the cup sections were as under s Horses. —H. G. Gibson's cup for hunters' competition: •!. Croon. Walker and Hall cup for maiden jump: Geo Kirk. IT. M. Bayly's cup for ladies' hunters' competition : J. Croon. A. .1. He very's cup for boys' ami girls" jumping competition: Joan Morice. 11. M. Bayly's cup for champion hack: W. Torbett's Sylvia King. C. C. Ormond's cup for open leaping competition: Geo. Kirk. W. McCullough's cup for most, points in draught horse class: E. li. (llendining. Cattle.--Kingi Winiata cup for most points in dairy classes: S. Hagen. Wairoa. Shorthorn Breeders' cup for best Polled Angus bull: Awamate station (won outright). Wairoa Star can for most, points in purebred Jersey classes : Shaw Bros, (won outright). Wairoa Cooperative Dairy Co.'s cup for best pen of dairy heifers, bred in district : S. Hagen." Napier-Wairoa Freight Service pun for best yearling pedigree Jersey heifer, bred in district : S. Hagen. National Tobacco Co.'s cup for most points in fat cattle classes: R. E. Jefferson. Shaw Bros.' cup for champion group of dairy beasts: Shaw Bros. Sheen. —M. Mackny's cup for shearling Romnev ram. bred in district : L. Field. Brnwnlie and Jefferson's cam for most points in bit 1 amh classes : Harrison and Harvev. H. M. Campbell's cup for best Southdown ram: E. Lane. White Horse Distillery's cud for best Roinnev ram: E. Swaii. "Anonymous" cup for best Lincoln ram: T. Davy. Magnus Motors' cup for most points in, sheep section : R, E. Jefferson.

Pigs.—X. Block's cam for most, points in nig section : E. L. Cullen. Dogs.—Mrs, A. L. Falls' rose bow! fov best dog in show : W. K. Percy. ] Wairoa County Collie Club con for i working collie dog : F. Cameron. J. i S'venson's cup for champion Irish setter: Miss .* Green (won outright). G. C. Ormond's cup for retrievers: Miss P. ' ITueston (woo outrighO. P-ehHe Pros.' rap f.r fox-terriers: Mrs. T. M. Raker. C. Woods' cup for Airedales: T. Butler. P. A. Thompson's rap f<>r snorting does: jW. K. Percy . N. Law's cun for 'champion pome.rnninn : 'Mrs. C. Frangos (won outright). Setter cup: A. G. W. iLegge. Arran cup. for Alsatians: E. 1 Eraser. Coder spaniel rap: E. D. Porrv. Smooth-coated fox terriers" eon: G A. Small. Prchhle Bros.' cup for fox-lern'ers: Mrs. T. M. Baker. Foxterrier bitch poppy cup: Mrs. T. A. Laker. 11. P. Griffin's cup for Alsatians (novice) : E. Eraser. Tn addition to the above awards, there v ere numerous • special trophies eonDiluted by supporters of the association. EXHIBITS REVIEWED COMMENTS BY JUDGE Little else, was heard from Hie judges of the various classes than high praise for the quality of the, stock of the distinct, as represented at the Show, and some commented on the improvement of the stock since their last visits. Condition was lacking in nearly every instance, however, but this was due entirely to weather conditions. DAIRY JUDGE IMPRESSED The dairy stock shown, and judged Ivy Mr. H. C. Sampson, of New Plymouth, impressed the. visitor as quite a good lot, though of course hardly up' to tho standards of Taranaki, the, home of tho dairy industry. After completing the judging of the dairy classes, Mr. Sampson aeced.ed to the, requests of keenly interested farmers, and gave a short address in the ring, pointing out the defects and tho good points of the respective beasts within easy range. His remarks were followed with the closest

interest, especially that portion in which he described what lie considered to be the perfect type of dairy cow. Mr. Sampson mentioned to a pressman later that some of the dairymen were, evidently short of experience in breeding, but' that they had some nice beasts. Experience in breeding could only come with long practice, he pointed out, and it was only natural to find that mistakes had been made in a district, so lately developed as a dairy centre. Breeding was a specialised portion of the industry, in which the only way to learn was to profit by one's own mistakes. The main point, was to know the right lines tn I reed from for milk production. In his judging, .Mr. Sampson paid a lot of attention to the milk vessels of the exhibits, and in many instances the condition of the beasts in this respect decided the awards, other points being equal. IMPROVED HEREFORDS The large numbers of station cattle. particularly in the Hereford division, pleased the judge. Mr. J. M. Jomes, of Masterton. who also commented enthusiastically on the great quality of the exhibits. Both in numbers and in quality, he saw a great improvement since he last judged at Wairoa three or four vears ago. On the last occasion he was rather disappointed with the class of Herefords before him. but the offering yesterday was a credit to the district.' Of course, the stock showed the effects-of the season, but had the season been favorable there was little doubt that the condition of the beasts would have keen most creditable. In the Herefords. the champion cow was quite an outstanding animal. The three yearling heifers made a good showing, but the others were backward in condition as a result of the seasonal conditions. The reserve champion bull should later make a fine animal. The Polled Angus division did not provide the. same good competition as in the Herefords. and the rrnality did not come up to that standard either, while he was disappointed that there were no entries among the Shorthorn. GOOD FAT STOCK Mr. C. E. Twist, of Greenmeadows, Napier, saw the fat stock showing the results of the dry weather, but the sheep and lambs made a fine showing, although in some instances they were lacking in condition. However, their quality was quite in keeping with those at other shows he had attended. The cattle were also showing the effects of the season, and no doubt the numbers of entries would have been considerably larger had the season been more favorable, and considering the conditions, the whole fat stock section, both sheep and cattle, was very good indeed. He thought it a pi'tv that in such a fine district farmers did not. support the show more, but he had no doubt that when conditions improved the entries would be a great fleal larger. SHEEP AND WOOL A lack of finish with little show condition was noticed bv Mr. L. R. Wilton, or Masterton. the judge of the stud sheep. The weather was no doubt responsible for this stale, of affairs, and otherwise the sheep were of very fair quality. In view of the dry spell, the wool did not have, quite the bloom as in an ordinary season. The Lincolns produced only a small entry, but the Romneys were a good selection, and proved the strongest of the stud sheep section. The, aged ram and Hie two-tooth ram in the Romneys were the outstanding animals in the exhibition, and showed better condition and better get-up than any others, due possibly to better feeding.

but regretted that some of the classes did not, attract, greater numbers, although, he was told, the dog entries were a record for Wairoa. The foxterriers proved the, best of the breeds that came under his notice, while among the spaniels, the. winning black cocker was outstanding.

Large entries in the working collie classes were commented on most favorably by Mr. L. Lopdell. of Napier, who said the class of dog he was called upon to judge made quite a good selection. He was pleased tn see such large numbers, and the quality before him led him to believe that the Wairoa breeders were working on the right lines. The champion working collie, chosen from the smooth haired class, was a splendid type fit to take its place in the prize list of any show.

As was to be expected, none of the fleece wool was up to the usual standard, and the judge. Mr. W. Tucker, of Whnfcatu. Hastings, commented on this point, lie said the winning fleece was a fair average one of good yielding quality and a good (lass of litre: carrying little condition, it. should yield 76 per cent, clean wood when scoured. The second award was for quite a good fleece. which, however, was not showing so much quality and character as the winning fleece, while the yield was not quite so good. The .other ticketed exhibit earned third place on account of its great weight and selling value ; the ouality was fair. The other fleeces were below the standard, required for show purposes, except, two. which arrived too bite for judgiing; these would most likely have been in the prize list had they arrived in time. HORSES THAT PLEASED

"f must say 1 was surprised to find such i lasses here as 1 saw to-day." remarked Mr. W. IT. Gaisford. who judged the hack ami competition classes. Numerically and in point of quality, be stated, the classes were strong, particularly the maiden hacks and the maiden' hunters. The latter showed almost as good form over the jumps as be saw inter in the open hunter's jump, and a number of the maidens actually competed in the latter class with credit. Taking the hack classes aLI over, they were better than one would expect, to find at the smaller shows, and should compare well with those at many of the more important A. and P. fixtures. Mr. Gaisford praised very highlv the champion hack. W Torbett's Sylvia King, which he said was good looking and even heller to ride than to look at. The jumping showed the benefit of having an active hunt club in the district, while in this age of motor.cars, if was pleasing to notice the interest in the children's riding section. While the yountner generation could lie interested in horses, the standard of riding and horseflesh would not deteriorate, lie thought. Discussing the draught clasres. Mr. A. ,f. Tnrnbull staled'that the smallness of the classes robbed the competition of some of its interest, hit on the whole, the exhibits were fair. The dry mares were the best class of the sec lion, he commented, some of the entries in other classes not' being no to show standard, in regard to condition.

POOR, FRUIT AND VEGETABLES "I have never seen a worse exhibition," said. Mr. J. H. Apedaile. of Wairoa. who made the awards in the fruit, and vegetable classes. He said he had been judging these divisions at the Wairoa Show for the past. 15 or 16 .wars, and the weather conditions this season were so had right, throughout that little belter could have been expected. The early part of the season was backward, ' and the following dry weather had spelt ruin to the gardens and orchards. Most of the fruit was small, and much of it had fallen from the trees. Many of the apples and plums exhibited were hardly worth while bringing into the Show, whereas there was usuallv a fine exhibition at Wairoa. The vegetables, too, were a poor selection. As an instance of the large decrease in the entries. Mr. Apedaile said thai whereas the potato class usually attracted from 16 In 20 entries, there were only two yesterday. DOGS AND RABBITS Both dog judges commented very favorably on the quality of the animals bofore them. Mr. H. Hindi! iff e, of Wellington, who judged all but the working sheep dogs, expressed his pleasure at the specimens in his division,

Grass tires have been of almost daily occurrence at Waipuktirau during the continued dry spell.

The rabbits provided a very fair class, according to the judge, Mr, T. H. Stewart. The winning Angora buck was a good rabbit in fair condition, but. kicked bead fur. The best Angora doe had good fur except on the head, wheie it was lacking; the second Angora doe, was very close to the winner. The Chinchilla buck was the best of its class, while the Chinchilla doe was a good animal, with very dense fur. AWARDS SHEEP LINCOLN Rain bshear or over (3 entries): T. .Pavey 1 and. 2, E. Lane 3. Champion ram : T. Davey. ROMNEY MARSH Ram,"" 2-shear or over (8 entries) : E. J. Swan 1. E. 11. Glendining 2 and 3. Rain, shearling (10 entries): L. Field 1 and 2. T. W. G. Tombleson 3. Ram lamb (3 entries) : E. H. Glendining 1 and 2, E. J. Swan 3. Ewe and lamb, o-shear or over (5 entries) : E. J. Swan 1. E. H. Glendining 2 and 3. Ewe and lamb, 2-shear (3 entries) : El J. Swan 1, E. IT. Glendining 2 and 3. Ewe, shearling (5 entries): E. J. Swan 1, E. H. •Glendining 2 and 3. Ewe lamb (3 entries): E. 11. Glendining 1, E. J. Swan 2. Champion ram: E. J. Swan; reserve, L. Field. Champion ewe: E. J. Swan. Cup for locally bred sheep, E. 11. Glendining. SOUTHDOWN , Ram. 2-shear or over (5 entries) : IT. Lane 1. It. Ik Jefferson 2 and 3. Ewe and lamb (3 entries) : R. E. Jefferson 1, E. Lane 2. Ram lamb (4 entries): E. bane 1 and 2. R. E. Jefferson 3. Ewe lamb (3 entries): 11. E. Jefferson 1 and 2. 1-1 Lane 3. Two-tooth ewe (3 entries) : E. Lane 1, R. E. Jefferson 2 and 3. Two-tooth ram (5 entries): R. E. Jefferson 1, E. Lane 2 and 3. Champion ram : K. Lane. Champion ewe : lb E. Jefferson. FAT SHEEP (MOST SUITABLE FOR FREEZING) Judge, Air. C. B. Twist. Crossbred wethejs (2 entries): T. Davey 1, R. E. Jefferson 2,_ Crossbred wethers. Lincoln predominating (2 entries): T. Davey 1. R, E. Jefferson 2. Crossbred wethers, Romney predominating (2 entries): T.'Davey 1. Two-tooth wethers (2 entries): R. S. Mackay 1. Crossbred ewes, Lincoln predominating i(2 entries): T. Davey 1. Crossbred ewes. Romnev predominating (4 entries) : T. Davey 'l, Estate late F. Mc-K.-ie, 2. Four-tooth wethers (1 entry) : ill. E. Jefferson 1. Four-tooth ewes (1 entry): R. E. Jefferson 1. FLEECE WOOL SECTION Crossbred fleece, ewe or wether (7 entries) : IT. B. 'Baylor 1, T. Davey 2, Carroll Bros. 3. FAT LAMBS Lambs. Down or Down cross (8 entries): Harrison and Harvey 1, Estatelate F. Mcßae 2, Harrison and Harvey 3. Crossbred long-wool lambs (5 entries) : Harrison and Harvey 1 and 2. J. Tolme 3. Fat: lambs (ewe's'or wethers), suitable for English market (6 entries): Estate late F. Mcß.ae 1, J. Tolme 2 and FLOCK SHEEP Two-tooth crossbred ewes (1 entry) : R. S. Mackay 1. Four-tooth ewes (2 entries): T. W. G. Tombleson 1. R. E. Jefferson 2. Two-tooth wethers (2 entries): J. N. Mackay 1. T. W. G. Tombleson 2. PET LAMBS (Three entries) : Tdiss E. Cram 1. Aliss H. Hodgson 2 and 3. (equal), Paddy Hinckesman h.c, Margaret Hinekesman h.c. GIFT SHEEP Fat ewe (6 entries): E. IT. Glendining 1. E. J. Swan 2,'R. S. Mackay 3. Fat wether (1 entry): E. H. Glendining 1. Fat. lamb (1 en'trv) : Estate late F. -McRae 1. PIGS Purebred Tamworth boar, under six months (I); no award. Purebred Tamworth Sow, over six mouths ('2); E. Cllen 1. Purebred Tamworth sow, under six months (1); E. L. Cullc.n l. Bacon pig for export (2); E. L. Cullen I. Porker for export (•">); E. L. Cullen 1. P. W. Mcßae; 2'and i'.. 1 Purebred Large' Black Devon boar (1): E. L. Cullen 1. Purebred Large Black Devon sow (2); E. L. Cullen I and 2. Purebred Large White (Yorkshire) boar (1); no award. Purebred Large White Yorkshire'' boar; under six 'months (I): 10. L. Cullen 1. Purebred Large While (Yorkshire) sow (2); E. L. Cullen 1. Purebred ".Middle White (Yorkshire) sow (2); E: L. Cullen 1 and 2. Champion boar: E. L. Cullen. Champion sow: E. L. Cullen.

SEWING SECTION Cushion, any design (1 entry) : Mrs. 0. Evans 1. Eyelet-hole; fine materials (1 entry) : Miss A. It. McLean 1. Cross stitch embroidery (2 entries) : Mrs. V. Magee I.' Richelieu embroidery (2 entries) : Miss M-. 11. Cameron 1, Miss A. K. McLean 2. Needle painting (1 entry) : Mis. J. Elvers 1. Table centre (7 entries): 'Miss M. 11. Cameron 1, Miss J. Des Danes 2. Misis I. 0. McCulchan ?. Afternoon teacloth,. embroidered (4 entries) : Miss A. R, McLean 1, Mrs. J. Lawrence 2. Tray cloth., colored (4 entries): Miss Nora" Steed 1, Mrs. J. Sutcliffe 2. Crochet, fine (4 entries) : Mrs. A. IT. I'opc 1, Miss I. 0. McCutchan 2. Crochet, coarse (2 entries): Miss I. 0. McCutchan 1, Mrs. A. 11. Pope 2. Tea cosv (4 entries) : Mrs. 11. W. Waters 1, Miss M. Edwards 2. Princess petticoat (2 entries): Miss J: Des Danes 1, Miss Hilda Parkinson '2. Child's frock, knitted (2 entries) : Miss V. L. Cogswell 1, Miss M. If. Cameron 2. Baby's set, knitted (3 entries): Miss V. G. Cogswell 1. Miss M. 11. Cameron 2. Child's knitted juniper (1 entry): Mrs B. Saville 1. Knitted socks,'plain and ribbed (4 entries) : Mrs. D. Macdonald 1 and 2. Embroidered handkerchiefs, one white, one colored (1 entry) : Miss A. R. McLean 1. Luncheon or bedroom set, colored (5 entries) : Miss Bertha Parker I, Miss A. P. McLean 2. Luncheon or bedroom set, white (2 entries) : Miss E. 11. Redshaw 1. White fancy work (2 entries): Mrs. J. Livers 1. D'Oyley, any design (8 entries): Miss Bertha Parker 1, Mrs. V. Magee 2. Colored fancy work, any design (10 entries) : Miss M. H. Cameron 1, Miss A. R. McLean 2. Prettiest and best worked nightdress (2 entries) : Miss Bertha Parker 1. Miss N. Mcßae 3. Child's frock {2 entries) : Miss A. R. McLean I, Mrs. S. Page. 2. Fancy apron (7 entries) : Miss Rao Williams 1, Miss Bertha Parker 2. Shoe trees and dress hanger (1 entry) : Miss Hilda Parkinson 1. Cross stitch, any design (3 entries): Mrs. J. Livers 1. Pair bedroom slippers (3 entries) : Miss Hilda Parkinson 1, Miss I". James 2. Most useful article, made from sugar-bag 1 ( 7 > entries): Mrs. J. Livers 1, Mrs. O. Evans 2. CHILDREN'S CLASSES Dressed doll, exhibitor's work (1 entry) : Miss B. Sainsbury 1. Embroiderywork, white (1 entry) : Miss M. Edwards 1. Embroidery work, colored (2 entries) : Miss B. Sainsbury 1, Miss J. Aitkinson 2. Worked apron (2 entries) : Miss Ngaio Williams 1, Miss L. Edwards 3. ART Raffia work, any design (3 entries) : Wilfred Black 1. Stencilling (4 entries) : Miss Hilda Parkinson 1 and 2. Leather work, any design (7 entries) : Miss A. Harrison 1 and 2. Marqueterie work (2 entries) : Mrs. J. Eivers 1 and 2. Poker work (2 entries): Mrs. J. Eivers 1 and 2. SCOUTS AND GUIDES Article made from benzine tin by BoyScout (2 entries): Master M. Unwin i. Collection of knots by Girl Guide (3 entries) : Miss Ellen .Smith 1, Miss Eunice Smith 2. Article made from sugar-bn" by Girl Guide (4 entries) : Miss Rona Unwin 1, Miss Ruth Green 2.

CATTLE HEREFORDS Bull, calved prior to July 1, 1929. (3 entries): R. E. Jefferson's Waikohu 177 1, H. E. Jefferson's Sir Modred & Bull, calved since July 1. 1929. (4 entries): R. B. Jefferson's Gormond 1, R. E. Jefferson's Good Boy 2, T. \\. G. Tombleson's Teora the 6th. 3. Bull, calved since July 1, 1930. (4 entries): R. E. Jefferson 1,2, arid 3. Cow and calf, calved prior to July 1, 1927. (4 entries): R. E. Jefferson's Alton Almond 30th. 1. Awamate Station 2, R. E. Jefferson's Royal Bell 2nd. 3. Heifer, -calved since July 1, 1927. (4 entries) : R. E. Jefferson's Hilda 19th. I, R. E. Jefferson's Park Amethvst 2, 11. !•:. Jefferson's Alton Hilda Bth. 3. Heifer, calved since July 1. 1928. (4 entries): R. E. Jefferson's Alton Hilda 9th. 1. R. E. Jefferson's Bark Regal 17th. 2, R. F. Jefferson's Alton Regal 2nd. 3. Heifer, calved since July 1, 1929. (3 entries): B. F. Jefferson s Alton Damsel 7th. 1. It. E, Jefferson's Happy Rosa 3Lst. 2, R. EL Jefferson's Alton' Almond' ZQlh. 3. Heifer, calved since July 1, 1930. (4 entries): R. E. Jefferson 1 and 2, Awamate Station 3. Champion lull: It. E. Jefferson's Waikohu 177. Champion cow or heifer; R, E. Jefferson's Alton Almond 30. POLLED ANGUS Bill, calved prior to July 1, 1929. (2 entries): Awamate Station 1 and 2. ■mill, calved since July 1, 1930. (1 entry): No award. Heifer, calved since July 1, IS2B. (1 entry): Awamate Station 1, Heifer, calved since Ju'.y 1, 1929. (1 entry) ; Awamate Station L GENERAL. (ANY BUFF BREEDS) 2-yea.rs-old heifers (2 entries) ■ I!. E. Jefferson 1, Awamate Station 2, Yearling heifers (2 entries) : R. E. Jefferson 1 and 2. Calves, studs excluded (1 entry): no award. Pen of three calves, studs only (2 entries) : it. E. Jefferson 1 and 2. Bull, with two of his progeny (2 entries): R. E. Jefferson 1 and 2. ;<\\T CATTLE (STUDS EXCLUDED) Bullock, any age and breed (3 entr.es) : It. A. Thomson 1 and 3, J. Rrownlie 2. Hereford bullock, not over ) years (4 entries) i J. Brownlie 1, Awamate Station 2, R. A. Thomson 3. Boiled Angus bullock, not over live years (4 entries): It. A. Thomson 1 anil i. Heifer, not over three years (.i entries) : R. A. Thomson 1 and 2, Awamate Station 3. Cow, any age and breed (6 entries): R. A. Thomson 1 unci J, .). Brownlie 3. Fat cow, heavy weight (4 entries) : R. A. Thomson 1 and 3, I!. E. Jefferson 2. Fa.t bullock, heavy weight (2 entries) ; R. A. Thomson 1 and ,'. HAIRY SECTION —Jerseys— Bu I calf, calved since July 1,193 U (3 entries): S. Hagens Golden Sylvia's Volunteer 1. 1). W. Mcßae's Kahukuru Volunteer 2, Shaw Bros.' J off re of Ihiulavin 3. Bull, calved since July 1, li/22 (4 entries) : I). \V. McßuVs Madaan FutiuU: 1, S. Hageu's Sybils Oxford Royal 2, E. D. Swan's Jersey Oaks Digger Noble 3. Bull calved prior to July 1, 1923 (3 entries): Shaw Bros.' Cornelias Chief 1, Kingi Winiata. 2. Heifer calf, calved since July 1, 1930 4 entries) : S. Hageu's Silver Lining 1, S. Hageu's Nobles Golden Beauty 2, Shaw Bros.' Briar of Dunlavin 3. Heifer,, calved since July 1929 (4 entries) S. Hageu's Lady Boys Clematis 1. Shaw Bros.' Adeline of Dunlavin 2. Shaw Bros.' Violet of Dunlavin 6. Heifer (in profit), calved since July, 1928 (2 entries): Shaw Bros.' La Franco of Dunlavin 1. Heifer (in profit) calved since -July 1, 1927 (2 entries/ : Shaw Bros.' Aldan of Dunlavin 1, S. Hageu's Binewoods Ferns Beauty 2. Cow (in profit), salved prior to 'July 1. 1927 (;> entries): Shaw Bros.' Princess Aurora I, Kingi Winiata 2, Shaw Bros.' Belvedere (Iviana 3. Champion group, (bull ami two females in profit (2 entries): Shaw Bros. 1, S. Hagen 2, Champion bui: Shaw Bros.' Cornelias Chief. Champion cow: Shaw Bros.' Princess Aurora. —Dairy Classestirade Jersey heifer, one year (5 entries): S. ilagen 1 and 2," A. I. Rainbow 3. Grade Jersey heifer, two years, (in profit) (2 entries) : S. Hageii 1 and 2. Crade Jersey heifer three years, (in profit) (2 entries); S. Hageii 1, Grade Jersey (ow, fo.ir years or over, !m profit) 4'entries): Shaw Bros. 1, S. Ilagen 2, N. Goodiey 3. Yearling grade heifers, any dairy strain (o entries*: A. T. Rainbort 1, S. Ilagen li. Group of four females (3 entries): Shaw Bins 1, S. Hagen 2. Three dairy heifer calves (3 entries): S. Ilagen I, Shaw Bios 3. Two calves (4 entries): S. Hagen I and 3. Shaw Bros.' 2, Calf, (6 entries): S. Hagen I, 2 and 3. Crossbred cow, (iii profit), (3 entries): Shaw S. Ilagen 2. HORSES DRAUGHTS ' Stallion, 3 years or over (2 entries): T. Davey 1, R. E. Jefferson 2. Yearling lilly (1 entry): E. It. Glendining's Rally .1. Yearling colt (1 entry): E. 11. Glendining's Jock 1. Two-year-old lilly or gelding (2 entries): E. H. Glendining's Brilliant I, E. IT. Glendining \s Dobbin 2. Three-year-old lilly (1 entry): No award. Brood mare, with" foal at fool (2 entries): R. E. Jefferson's Rosy 1, R. E. Jefferson's Flower 2. Draught foal (•! entries): T. Davey 1, R. E. Jefferson 2, T. Davey 3. Dry mare, 4 years or over (I entries): E. H. Glendining's Spot 1, E. H. Glendining's Dot 2, E. H. Glendining's Jess '.',. Gelding, 3 years or over (I entry): No award. Pair farm horses', mares or geldings, any age (:i entries): E. H. Glendining's Spot and Jess 1, R. E. Jefferson 2 and .'!. Thrco-horsc team, marcs or geldings, any age (2 entries): E. 11. Glendining's Spot, Jess and Dot 1, R. E. Jefferson 2. Mare or gelding, in regular work (1 entry): It. E. Jefferson 1. Champion mare: E, H. Glendining's Spot. Champion stallion: T. Davcy's Maluuiga. THOROUGHBREDS Rest mare, empty, or with foul at foot: A. J. Devery's Ariti I, A. Scragg's Wairoa Belle 2. SADDLE HORSES "Mare, best calculated to breed saddle horses (8 entries): S. R. Mitchell V Wnndle Bell I, .1. I). Simpson's b.iu. Fidget 2, Airs. Fenton's b.m. liiuigi •'!. Maiden hack (IS entries): A. Dover's Happy Days 1, J. D. Simpson's b.m. Fidget 2, Miss Fay Brownlie's Vixen ,">. Hack, 15 stone (<i entries): W. Torbett's Sylvia King I, Mrs. A. W. Spenee's Togo 2, Miss Bruce'a Monarch 3, (.1. Barker's Tar/an v.li.e. Hack, 13 stone (111 entries): <!. H. Coop's b.g. Locarno, entries): G. 11. Coop's b.g. Locarno 1, Miss 11. (iadduin's (Tiiquitu 2, Miss Fay Brownlie's Wixcn M, Kahu Stuart's Rod Pepper v.h.e. Hack, 11 stone (11 entries): Miss M. Stead's br.g. Skud 1, Miss Twist 2, Miss 11. Gaddum's King's Dream .'!. Lady'B hack (11 en trios); W. Torbett's Sylvia King 1, Miss Twist 2, G, H.

Coop's b.g. Locarno 3. Remount horse, 15.2 or under (9 entries): W. Torbett's Sylvia King 1, Mrs. A. W. Spenee's Togo 2, J. Croon's blk.g. Hazard 3. Best Maori hack (2 entries): Tommy Waeroa's Bronson 1, R. Morroll's Rukuwai 2. Best paced hack (18 entries): W. Torbett's Sylvia King 1, Miss Twist 2, Miss H. Gaddum's Chiquita 3. Champion hack: W. Torbett's Sylvia King. Reserve champion hack: G. H. Coop's Locarno. Walking horse (Id entries): Miss Brace's Monarch 1, Geo. Mclntyre's ch.m. Lady Like 2, R. Bruce's Hauiti 3. Open harness horse: T. D. Mossman's Little Bird .1, B, Scragg's Shiela 2. Mis. Fenton's Rangi 3. Champion: T. D. Mossman 's Little Bird. COBS AND PONIES Pony, mare or gelding, up to 12 hands, boy or girl rider (2 entries;: Michael McArdle's b.g. Joe Joe 1. Pony marc or gelding, 12 to 13 hands (<> entries i: C. Shield's Topsy .1, Miss [. Lindsay's Roany 2, C. Twigg's blk.g. Billy 3, 0. Smith's br.m. Bonnie v.h.c Pony mare or gelding, 13 to 14 hands (8 entries): Michael McArdle's b.g. Sonny 1, C. Shield's Tinker 2, V.'. Torbett 's Flash 3. Best girl or boy rider, under Id years (2 entries): E. Brownlie 1, Master T. VY. G. Tonibleson 2. Best girl rider, over Id and under 14 (3 entries): L. K, Lylitni 1, Joan Moricc 2, Ann Lane '■'•■ Boy rider, over 10 and under 14 years (9 -entries): Phillip DeLsiutOuV 1. David DeLnutour 2, Jack Brownlie .'!. Pony. 14 to 14.2 hands (.'! entries): D. Glynan's Nukuriui 1, Miss V. DeLautour's Rakau 2, Miss A. Lane's. Bruce 3. Cob, 14.2 and under (9 entries): J. Brownlie's Chum 1, S. Ch'ristie 2, J. Brownlie's Dreamboat 3. Champion pony: J. Brownlie's Chum. COMPETITIONS Maiden jump (20 entries): Geo. Kvrk s Silvermine (S. Spence, rider) 1, (>. Evans' Spitfire (owner, rider) 2, K. Evans' Mahia (owner, rider) 3. Hunters competition, to carry 12 stone. (30 entries): J. Croon's Tatau (S C'Dohnell, rider) 1, C. Parker's Tar/.aii (owner, rider) 2, Miss McKay's Happy Moments (K. Stewart, rider) 3. Bony leaping competition (li entries): Phillip dcLautorir's Magirj 1, Miss V. leLautour's Rakau 2, Miss R. Wright's Souvenir 3. Ladies' hunters' competition (i 9 entries ): J. Croon's Tatau 1, Geo. Kirk's Silvermine 2, Miss R. .JacKay's Happy Moments 3. Jumping competition, boys and girls tinder 12 years of ago (3 entries): Joan Morice 1, David de-Laiitour 2, VY. G. Nolan 3. Open leaping competition (23 entries): Geo. KirK 1, Mrs. Fenton's Rangi 2, /.Croon's Tatau 3. Best, lady rider. Miss Fentou, of Gisborne. FARMERS' PRODUCE AND INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION FRUIT (ALL LOCALLY GROWN) Apples (2 entries): T. Lambert 1, A. J. Lewis 2. Peaches (3): Miss D. Unwiu 1, T. Lambert 2. Nectarines (1): No award. Fruit, collection (1): No award. Apricots (1): No award. Oranges (2): Mrs S. G. Staccy I. Lemons (5): Mrs J". B. Alonteath. 1, Mrs H. D. Griffin 2, Miss Stella Beckett 3. Plums (2): T. Lambert 1. VEGETABLES. Potatoes, otto variety (4 entries): Airs E. D. Swan 1 and 2, Mrs C. Goldstone. 3. Collection of potatoes (3): Master Al. Cinvin 1 and 2. Onions, brown Spanish: A. J. Lewis 1. Onions, heaviest (,V>: Mrs C. Goldstono 1, Mrs S. H. Monro 2, Mrs AL Hannam 3. Cabbage, table (3): Airs H. D. Griffin 1. Airs. O. Evans 2. Two heads of cabbage (1): No award. Cabbage, heaviest (3): Airs O. Evans 1, Mrs E. D. Swan 2, Mrs T. A. Glenny 3. Carrots, short (2): Airs E. D. Swan 1, Airs C. Goldstono 2. Carrots, long (I): No award. Parsnips' (1): No award. Marrow, vegetable (1): No award. Rhubarb ((i): Airs T. A. Glenny 1, and 2. Tomatoes (1): No award. Beans, French (2): Mrs B. Mayo 1. Beans, runner (.">): Airs B. Alayo 1, Miss M. Hannam 2. Beans, broad (1): No award. Peas (1): No award. Tnriwlps (2): Mrs E. D. Swan 1. Red beet (21: Afrs E. D. Swan 1. Collection of vegetables (4): Mrs E. D. .Swan 1. Airs VY. T. Beckett 2 and 3. HONEY AND PRESERVES. Honey Comb (1): Airs Ncale L Marmalade (7): Airs A. G. Nolan .1, Airs E. Hislop 2, Airs J. B. Alonteath .'t. Jam (!•): Mrs S. Christie I. ACrs S. Christie 2, Mrs T. A. Glenny 3. Jelly (7): Mrs T. R. Aldridge 1, Mrs S. Christie 2 rind 3. Bottled fruit (5): Airs S. Christie 1 and 2, Airs T. B. Aldridge 3. Tomato sauce (3): Airs S. Christio 1 and 2. Chutney (6): Mrs A. H. IT. Hnwin 1, Afrs A. W. Forsyth 2, Afrs Saggers 3. Pickles (1): Afrs S. Christie L Home-made soap (1): Arrs T. R. Aldridge 1. Eggs ((>): No award. BREAD, SCONES AND SWEETS. White bread (6 entries): Airs A. G. Dawson 1, Airs S. Christie 2, Airs A. W. Forsyth .".. Nut bread (5): Mrs T. R. Aldridge 1, Arrs S. Christie 2, Airs Ben Alayo 3. Oven scones, plain (10): AGs E. Hislop 1, Airs A. H. H. Unwin 2, Aliss Joyce TJnwin 3. Oven scones (6): Airs E. Hislop 1, Airs J. Elvers 2, Arrs T. R, Aldridge 3. Girdle scones (:i): AHs J. Fivers 1, Airs T. A. Glenny 2, Arrs J. B. Alonteath 3. Chocolate sponge (5): Airs S. Christio L Aliss E. Hannam 2. Airs B. Alayo 3. Shortbread (11): Arrs J". Bowie 1, Arrs A. W. Forsyth 2, Afrs J. B. Alonteath •'!. Sponge sandwich, with butter (II): AHss ,T. Dickie 1, Airs S. Christie 2. Arrs S. Page 3. Sponge sandwich (5): AL's. S. Christie 1, AHss J. Dickie 2, Arrs J. Bowie 3. Sponge roll (I): Airs J. Eivers 1, Airs S. Christio 2. Arrs T. R. Aldridge 3, Cream puffs (5): Arrs S. Christie L Mrs E. Hislop 2, Airs T. R. Aldridge 3. Gingerbread (8): Airs S. Christie I. Ahs T. A. Clenny 2. Airs A. H. H. TTnwin o. Pikelets (7): AHs T. R. Aldridge 1 and 2, Arrs J". Eivers 3. Seed .cake CD: Alirs J". B. Alonteath I. Airs A. W. Forsyth 2, Aliss Joyce Hnwin 3. Short pastry (1): Arrs A. 11. 11. Unwin 1. Cheese straws (4): lADs S. Christie 1. Mrs J. Eivers 2. 'Airs A. 11. IT. Unwin 3. Assorted I biscuits (3D Arrs F. Young 1. Airs S. 'Pnire 2. Fruitcake (17): AHss J". Dickie 1. Airs A. 11. IT. Unwin 2. Airs '.T Peebles ?.. Oat cake; Airs ,T. Eivers J Mrs E. Hislop 2. Gems (3): Airs i A. H. IT. Unwin 1, Mrs 8. Christie 2. AHs J. Eivers :!. Madeira cake (0): .ATrs A. G. Nolan 1. Airs J. AleNcill 2. I Mrs A. H. H. Unwin 3. Decorated cake CI): AD'R F. Young 1. Airs W. T. Beckett 2. Aliss N. Beckett 3. Collection of sweets (1): Aliss Bona TTnwin 1. Coffee sponge (4): Afrs S. Christie

1, Mrs S. Pago 2, Mrs A. H. H. Unwin 3. NOVICE CLASSES. Bread, white (3): Mrs A. W. Forsyth 1, Miss M. Forsyth 2, Master J. Aislabie 3. Plain scones (6): Miss K. Monteath 1, Miss M. Forsyth 2, Mrs J. Bowie 3. Fancy scones (3): Miss K. Monteath 1. Shortbread (4): Miss K, Monteath 1, Mrs A. W. Forsyth 2, Mrs! T. A. Glenny 3. Pikelets'(4): Miss K. Monteath 1, Miss Bona Unwin 2, Mrs T. A. Glenny 3. Gems (2): Miss Bona TJnwin 1, Mrs Hanham 2. Sponge sandwich (6): Miss Eona Unwin 1, Mrs T. A. Glenny 2, Miss Egden 3. Fruit cake (7): Miss Eon:) Unwin 1. Miss B. Hill 2, Miss K. Monteath 3. Madeira Cake (TO: Mrs C. F. Jackson 1, Mrs A. W. Forsyth 2, Miss Eona Unwin 3. ELECTRIC COOKING. Open, Fruit cake (8): Mrs S. Christie 1, Mrs A. H. H. Unwin 2; Miss Joyce Unwin 3. Madeira cake (6): Mrs A. G. Nolan 1. Miss, Joyce Unwin 2, Mrs. A. H. H. I'nwin 3. Seed cake (7): Mrs J. B. Monteath 1, Miss Joyce Unwin 2. MrsT. E. Aldridge 3. Gingerbiead (6): Mrs S. Christie 1, Mrs T. A. Glenny 2. Mrs T. R. Aldridge 3. Scones, plain (7): Mrs J. B. Monteath 1. Mrs A. H. H. Unwin 2, Miss Joyce Unwin .">. Sponge sandwich with butter (<>): Mrs T. A. Glenny 1, Mrs 8. Christie 2, Mrs A. H. H. Unwin 3. CHILDREN'S COOKING SECTION. Sponge sandwich (4): Miss M. Mcßae I. Gingerbread (3): Miss Joyce Unwin 1. Master M. Unwin 2. Pikelets (3).: Miss M. Forsyth 1, Miss Eona Unwin 2. Miss Joyce Unwin 3. Scones (4i: Miss M. Forsyth 1, Miss M Forsvth 2. Miss Joyce Unwin 3. Shortbread (3): Mister M. Unwin 1, Miss Joye.o Unwin 2, Miss Eona Unwin ''. SCHOOLS DIVISION SEWING Standard I. sewing: Bag in coarse material or similar article (1 entry): Eae Shaw. Marumam school 1. Standard 2. tea towel or hap; (6 entries) : Myra Harvey, Koro Koro school 1, Barbara Bodley, Koro Koro school 2, Lilian Webber. Wairoa D.H.S. 3. Standard 3. a'.ron or look cover (10 entries)i: Maureen King, Wairoa D.H.S. 1, Mane Prebble, Wairoa D.H.S. 2, Jean Stewait Wairoa D.H.S. 3. Standards 5 and 6, 'child's frook or blouse or petticoat (3 entries^: Joyce Harvey, Koro Koro school 1. Alice ISodley, Koro Koro school 2. stocking darning (2 entries) : Alice Bodlev, Koro Koro school 1, Joyce Harvey, Koro Koro school 2. Fancy apron, Standards 5 and 6 (8 entries) : L. Edwards, Frasertown school 1, Alice Bodlev, Koro Koro school 2, Juliet Coker, Wairoa D.H.S. 3. Raffia work, tray, slippers, or hag; children under 12 (16 entries'): Wilfred Black, Nnhaka school 1, Eileen Pert, Wairoa D.H.S. 2, Jean Stewart, Wairoa D.H.S. 3. Raffia work, tray, slippers, or bag; children over 12 (3 entries) : George. Thompson, Wairoa D.H.S. 1, Nancy Deacon, Wairoa D.H.S. 2. Best article in show: Mrs. J. Livers 1, Miss Parker 2. WRITING Full toxt, pupils under 9 years (15 entries) : No award. Half text, pupils under 10 years (21 entries): Don Hamilton. Wairoa D.H.S. 1, Maureen King, Wairoa. D.H.S. 2. Marjorie Aldridge, Turiroa school 3, Monica Scott, Wairoa D.H.S. v.h.c. Small hand, pupils under 11 yeftt'9 (12 entries) : Jean Stewart, Wairoa D.H.S. 1, Noel Unwin. Wairoa D.H.S. 2. Mary Pat Williams, Wairoa D.ILS. 3. Joan Preblile, Wairoa D.H.S. v.h.c. Receipted grocer's account, pupils under 12 years (7 entries! : Olive Besant. Wairoa D.H.S. 1. Phyllis Tuck, Wairoa D.H.S. 2. Evelyn King, Wairoa D.H.S. 3, Jessie. Moßae, Wairoa D.H.S. v.h.c. Letter, pupils under 13 years (3 entries) : McAlpine, Wairoa D.H.S. 1, Winstotie Balfour, Wairoa D.H.S. 2, Jack White, Convent school 3. Business letter, pupils under 14 years (16 entries) : Amy Reeves, Wairoa D.ILS. 1, Lola Rachinger, Wairoa D.H.S. 2, Nella Webber, Wairoa D.H.S. 3, May Thompson, Wairoa D.H.S. v.h.c. Pupils any age up to 15 years. Full text, half-text, and small hand (21 entries): Peggy Howell, Mangaruki school 1, Leslie Anderson. Wairoa D.H.S. 2, Ngaire Hick, Wairoa D.ILS.. and Jean Hocking, Wairoa D.H.S., tie, 3. DRAWING AND PASTEL WORK Drawing in pastel, Standard 1 (13 entries) : Don Hamilton, Wairoa D.H.S. 1, Pal Couper, Wairoa D.H.S. 2, Bruce Bennett, Wairoa D.H.S. 3, Maurice Harvey, Wairoa D.ILS. v.h.c. Drawing in pastel. Standard 2 (U entries): Jack Bennett, Wairoa D.ILS. 1, Jock Ross, Wairoa D.ILS, 2, Clarence Hale, Wairoa D.ILS. ;'., Hugh McPhail, Wairoa D.H..S. v.h.c. Drawing in pencil, Standard 3 (3 entries): Joan Saville, Wairoa D.ILS. 1, Frank Davis, Wairoa D.H.S. 2, Clarence Reeves, Wairoa D.H.S. 3. Drawing in pencil, Standard 4 (5 entries) : William Byford, Wairoa D.H.S. I, Friday Thompson, Turiroa school 2, William Sainsbury, Wairoa D.H.S. 3, Lola Rachinger, Wairoa D.H.S. v.h.c. Drawing in pencil, Standard 5 (4 entries) : Monie. Hansen, Wairoa D.H.S. 1, Ruby Saba, Wairoa D.H.S. 2, Edward Dickon. Turiroa school 3, Walter Powdrell, Turiroa school h.c. Drawing in pen and ink, Standard 6 (1 entry) : William Aislabie, Wairoa D.H.S. 1. COLOR- SECTION Brush on White or Tinted Paper. Original design, Standard 5 (1 entry) : William Byford, Wairoa D.ILS. 1. A design for'journal cover, Standard 6 (1 entry): Margaret Moles, Convent school 1. 'Direct brush interpretation (6 entries) : David Lindsay, Wairoa D.H.S. 1, Roval Kria, Wairoa D.ILS. 2, Mavis Orr, 'Wairoa D.H.S. 3, Tui Storey, Wairoa D.ILS. v.h.c. DRAWING FROM FASHIONED OBJECT Drawing in pencil, Standard 1 (3 entries) : Don Hamilton, Wairoa D.ILS. 1, Pat Couper, Wairoa D.H.S. 2, Bruce Bennett, Wairoa D.H.S. 3. Drawing in pencil, Standard 2 (5 entries): Thomas Henry, Wairoa D.H.S. 1, Ben Hingstrin, Turiroa school 2, Vera Adsett, Wairoa D.ILS. 3, Jockey Kainga, Turiroa school v.h.c. Drawing in pencil, Standard 3 (7 entries) : Clarence Reeves, Wairoa D.H.S. 1, William Watson, Wairoa D.H.S. 2, Frank Davis, Wairoa D.H.S. 3, Joan Saville, Wairoa D.H.S. v.h.c, Lionel Galbraith, Wairoa D.H.S. v.h.c. Drawing in pencil, Standard 4 (6 entries): William Byford, Wairoa D.H.S. 1. John Neale, Wairoa D.H.S. 2, Philip I,e Qros, Wairoa D.ILS. 3, William Sainsbury, Wairoa D.H.S. v.h.c. Drawing in pencil, Standard 5 (5 entries) : Neyland, Wairoa D.ILS. 1, Walter Powdrell, Turiroa school 2, Olive Besant, Wairoa D.H.S. 3, Edward Dieken, Turiroa school v.h.c. Drawing in pencil, Standard 6 (4 entries) : George Whitmore, Turiroa school 1, Royal Kria, Wairoa D.H.S. 2, Peggy Kelly, Wairoa D.H.S. 3.

BABBITS Angora buck (1 entry): J. W. C. Swam 1. Angora doe (3 entries): 0. V. Savill 1, J. W. C. Swain 2 and 3. Chinchilla buck (1 entry) : J. W. C. Swain 1. Chinchilla doe (2 entries) : J. W, C. Swain X and S,

DOGS WORKING DOGS Rough coated puppv (2 entries): Mrs S. H. Munro's Tike 1, Kahu Stewart's Guy 2. Rough coated dofr, I novice (1 entry):'Mrs S. H. Munro's I Tike 1. Rough coated dog, junior .(3 entries): Mrs S. H. Munro's Tike 1, A. 0. Dawson's Star 2, W. B. White's Guy 3. Rough coated dog, limit (3 entries): A. G. Dawson's Nap 1, S. Christie's Tim 2, W. B. White's Guy 3. Rough coated dog, open (3 entries); A. G. Dawson's Nap I. S. Christie's Tim 2, W. B. White's Guy ,V Smooth coated dog, puppy (4 entries): .Master Alexander's Tip 1, Master Alexander's Don '2, E. Cameron's Moses 3, E. E. Jefferson's Wag v.h.c. Sniooth coated dog, maiden (3 en-' tries): Master Alexander's Tip 1, E. Cameron's Moses 2, B. E. Jefferson's Wag 3. Smooth coated dog. novice (5, entries): F. Cameron's Joe 1, .F. Cameron's Gale 2, Master Alexander's Tip 3. Smooth coated dog, junior (5 entries): E. Caraerpn;'s Joe 1, F.< Cameron's Gale 2, Master Alexander's Tip 3. Smooth coated.dog, limit (8' entries): F. Cameron's Joe 1. A. E. Beckett's Rex 2. A. S. Munro's Jock 3, P. Cameron's Gale v.h.c. Smooth coated dog, open (8 entries): F. Cameron's Joe 1, A. E. Beckett's Rex 2, A. S. Munro's Jock 3, F. Cameron's Gale v.h.c. Smooth coated bitch, novice (3 entries): F. Cameron's Grace 1, D. J. Macdonald's Pat 2, Mrs E." Lane's Nell 3. Smooth coated maiden bitch (1 entry): 'Mrs E. Lane's Nell 1. Smooth coated bitch, junior (3 entries): F. Cameron's Grace 1, D. J. Macdonald's Pat 2, Mrs E. Lane's Nell 3. . Smooth coated bitch, limit (3 entries): F. Cameron's Grace 1, D, J. Macdonald's Pat 2, Mrs E. Lane's Nell ;i. Smooth coated bitch, open (4 entries): F. Cameron's Grace 1, D. J. Macdonald's'Pat 2, Kahu Stewart's Flirt 3, Mis E. Lane's Nell v.h.e. Beardie dog, maiden (1 entry): Miss A. Harrison's Scott 1. Beardie dog, novice (1 entry): Miss A. Harrison's Scott 1. Beardie dog, junior (1 entry): Miss A. Harrison's Scott 1. Beardie dog, limit (2 entries): Miss A. Harrison's Scott 1, J. Jackson's Lucky 2. Beardie dog, open (2 entries): Miss A. Harrison's Scott 1, J. Jackson's Lucky 2. Beardie bitch, maiden (2 entries): Mrs Diekin's Jonah 1, Mrs E, Lewis' Flirt 2. Beardie bitch, novice (2 entries): Mrs Diekin's Jonah 1, Mrs E. Lewis' Flirt 2. Beardie bitch, junior (2 entries): Mrs Diekin's Jonah 1, Mrs R. Lewis' Flirt 2. Beardie bitch, limit (2 entries): Mrs Diekin's Jonah 1, Mrs B. Lewis' Flirt 2. Beardie bitch, open (2 entries): Mrs Diekin's Jonah 1, Mrs R. Lewis' Flirt 2. Best working dog (1 entry): F, Cameron's Joe 1. ALSATIANS Dog, puppv (4 entries): E. Fraser's Richard of Argyle 1, Mrs M. B. Griffin's Crumstone Pan 2, W. E. Martin's Gay Courtier 3. Dog, maiden (3 entries): Mrs M. B. Griffin's Crumstone Pan 1, W. E. Martin's Gay Courtier 2, M. S, Burridge's Prince Arthur 3. Dog, novice (4 entries): E. Fraser's Richard of Argylo 1, Mrs B. Griffin's Crumstone Pan 2, W. E. Martin's Gay Courtier 3. Dog, junior (3 entries): E. Fraser's Richard of Argyle 1, Mrs M. B. Griffin's Crumstone Pan 2, W. E. Martin's Gay Courtier 3. f Dog, limit. (3 entries): E. Fraser's Richard of Argyle 1, Mrs M. B. Griffin's Crumstone Pan 2, W. E. Martin's Gay Courtier 3. Dog, open (4 entries): E. Fraser's Richrad of Argyle 1, Mrs M. B. Griffin's Crumstone Pan 2, W. E. Martin's Gay Courtier 3. Bitch, maiden (1 entry): 11. D. Griffin's Colletta of Nuharon 1. Bitch, novice (1 entry): Miss Flora Duff's Bonnie Doon of Argyle 1. Bitch, junior (1 entry): 11. D. Griffin's Colletta of Nuharon 1. Bitch, limit (3 entries): 11. D. Griffin's Collettta of Nuharon 1, Miss Flora Duff's Bonnie Doou of Argle 2, Mrs E. McGaffin's Lady Gay of Argyle 3. Bitch, open (3 entries): H. D. Griffin's Colletta of Nuharon 1, Miss Flora Duff's Bonnie Doon of Argyle 2, Mrs E. McGaffin's Lady Gay of Argyle 3. HARRIERS Dog, puppy (3 entries): Mahia.Hunt Club'a Gatekeeper 1, Mahia Hunt Club's Gadabout 2. Bitch, puppy (1 entry): Mahia Hunt (Tub's Carr 1. Dug'or bitch, open (I entry): Mahia Hunt Club's Mangu 1. POINTERS Dog, limit (2 entries): R. A. Thomson's Kelso Knight 1, J. Bluiusky's Joseph 2. Dog, open (2.entries): R. A. Thomson's Kelso Knight 1, J. BlUhi&ky's Joseph 2. Bitch, junior (1 entry): ,T. Bluiusky's Belgrave Lassie 1. ' Bitch, limit '(3 entries): E. # D. Robinson's Tui 1, J. Blumsky's Belgi'ovo Lassie 2. Bitch, open (3 entries): E. D. Robinson's Tui 1, J. Blumsky's Belgrave Lassie 2. RETRIEVERS Curly coated dog, maiden (1 entry): George Zakris' Darkic 1. Curly coated dog, novice (1 entry): George Zakris' Darkie 1. Curly coated dog, junior (1 entry): George Zakris' Darkie 1. Curly coated dog, limit (2 entries): A. E. Drummond's Bruce 1, George Zakris' Darkie 2. Curly coated dog, open (2 entries): A. E. Drummond's Bruce 1, George Zakris' Darkie 2. Golden dog, open (2 entries): Miss D. Hueston's Marshland Carl 1, L. W. Baker's Flinders Royal 2. .Golden bitch, puppy (1 entry): L. W. Baker's Bess Royal 1. Golden bitch, limit (2 entries): Miss D. Hueston's Flight Royal 1, L. W. Baker's Bess Royal 2. Golden hitch, open (2 entries): Miss D. Hueston's Flight Royal 1, L. W. Baker's Bess Royal 2. SETTERS English dog, puppy (1 entry): A. G. W. Legg's Darfield Ben 1. English dog, maiden (1 entry): Fred Baird's Ned 1. English dog, novice (1 entrv): Fred Baird's Ned 1. English dog, junior (1 entry): A. G. W. Legg's Darfleld Ben 1. English dog, limit (2 entries): A. (J. W. Legg's Darfield Ben 1, Fred Baird's Ned 2. English dog, open (2 entries): A. G. W. Legg's Darfield Ben 1, Fred Baird's Ned 2. Irish dog, junior (1 entry): Master Pax Kennedy's .Sir Michael Antrim 1. Irish dog, limit (2 entries): Miss A. Greene's Count Antrim 1, Master Pax Kennedy's Sir Michael Antrim 2. Irish dog, open (2 entries): Miss A. Greene's Count Antrim 1, Master Pax Kennedy's Sir Michael Antrim 2. Irish bitch, limit (1 entry): Misv A. Greene's Cornell June 1. IrlsJ» bitch, open (1 entry): Miss A. Qr'.ene's Cornell June 1. SPANIELS Cocker dog, puppy (1 entry): E. D. Berry's Coon or Delside 1. Cocker spaniel, maiden (1 entry): R. J, Powdrell's Fitzherbcrt's Surprise 1. Cocker dog, junior (1 entry): E. D. Berry 's Soon of Delside 1. Cocker dog, limit (1 entry):'E, D. Berry's Coon of Dedsile l. Cocker dog, open (1 entry): E. I). Berry's Coon of Delside 1. cocker spaniel bitch, puppy (1 entry): A. R. Williamson's Duchess of Roxburgh 1. Cocker bitch, maideii (1 entry);. E. D. Berry 1. Cocker bitch, novice, (1 entry): *E. D. Berry 1,

cocker bitch, limit (2 entries): E. D. Berry 1, A. R. Williamson's Duchess of Roxburgh 2, Cocker bitch, open (3 entries): W. K. Percy's Winstone Jean 1, E. D. Berry 2,. A. R. Williamson's Duchess of Roxburgh 3-. Cocker spaniel bitch, junior (2 entries): E. D. Berry 1, A. R. Williamson's Duchess of Roxburgh 2. ...... AIREDALES . Dog, maiden (1 entry): .Mrs A. D. Graham's Mae 1. Dog. novice (1 entry): Mrs A. D. Graham's Mac 1. Dog, limit (1 entry): Master D. Long's Homie 1. •Dog, open (1 entry): Master D. Long's Homie L. . Bitch, limit (1 entry): T. Butler's fittell Brune 1. Bitch, open (1 entrv):.'T. Butler's Tittoll Brmic 1. • , , . . i , FOX TERRIERS Smooth coated dog, puppy (5 entries): Mrs F. M. Baker's" Birehlv Blizzard 1, S. A. Small's Okahu Maori Boy 2, D. Glengarrv's, Winstone's Squire 3, R. W. .Howell's Abbot-'s Choice v.h.c. Smooth, coated .dog, maiden (o entries)!: S. A. 'SmalL's Okaliu Maori Boy 1, D. Glengarry's Winstone. Squire 2; B.i W. Howell's Abbot's Choice'3. Smooth coated dog, novice (4 entries): S. A.Smalh'sOkahu Maori Boy 1, D. Glengarrv's Winstone Squire 2, E. W. Howell's Abbot's Choice 3. Smooth coated dog, junior (5 entries): Mrs F. M. Baker's Birchley Blizzard 1, S. A. Small's Okahu Maori Boy 2, D. Glengarry's Winstone Squire 3, B. W. Howell's Abbot's Choice v,h.c. Smooth coated dog, limit (6 entries): Mrs F. M. Baker's Birchley Blizzard 1, S. A.-Small's Okahu Maori Boy 2,'D. Glengarry's Winstone Squire 3. Smooth coated dog, open (5 entries): Mrs T. M. Baker's Birchle? Blizzard i/_." 1, S. A. Small's.Okahu Maori Boy' 2, D. GlongarryV Winstone Squire 3. Smooth coated bitch, puppy (3 - entries): Mrs F. At. Baker's Birchley Bluff 1, W. K. Percy's Winstone Eia 2, S. A. Small's Okahu Maori Girl 3. Smooth coated bitch, maiden (3 entries): W. K. Percy's Winstone Ria 1, S. A. Small's Okahu Maori Girl 2. Smooth coated bitch, novice (2 entries): W. K. Percy's Winstono Ria 1, S. A. Small's Okahu Maori Girl 2. Smooth coated bitch, junior (3 entries): Mrs F. -M. Baker's Birchley Bluff 1, W. K. Percv's Winstone Bia 2, S. A. Small's Okahu Maori Girl 3. Smooth coated bitch, limit (3 entries): Mrs F. M: Baker's Birchley Blttff 1, W. K. Percv's Winstone Ria 2, S. A. Small's Okahu Maori Girl 3. Smooth coated bitch, open (4 entries): S. A. Small's Okahu Maude 1, Mrs F. M. Kakcr's Birchley Bluff 8, ■W. K. Percy's Winstone Bia 3. Scotch terrier bitch, open (1 entry): Miss D. Hueston's Wattlo Judy 1. WHIPPETS Bitch; open (1 entry): Mrs M. F. Woodward's Suzanne 1. POMERANIANS.—(Miniature). Dog, maiden (2 entries): Josephine Nash's Toby 1, S. B. SmallV Sylvo Sun 2. Dog, novice (5 entries): Mrs R. S. Corbett's Bleak •House 1, Josephine Nash's Toby 2, S. B. Small's Silvo Sun 3. Dog, junior (3 entries):. Mrs C. Frangos' Duro 1, Josephine Nash's Toby 2,5. B. Small's Silvo Sun 3, Dog, limit (2 entries):. Mrs C. Frangos' Duro 1, Josephine Sf&ah's Toby 2, Dog, open (4 entries): Mrs C. Frangos' Te Whare Mercury 1, Mrs B. S. Corbett's Bleak House 2, Josephine Nash's Toby 3. Biteh, puppy (1 entry): Miss Maureeu Bees' Lady Patricia 1. Bitch, maiden (2 entries): Miss E. C. Bead's Silvo Lyn 1, Mrs S. B. Small's Silvo Bahs 2. Bitch, novice (3 entries): Miss E. C. Bead's' Silvo Lyn 1, Mrs S. B. Small's Silvo Babs 2* Miss Maureen Rees' Lady Patricia 3. Biteh, junior (2 entries)-: Miss E. C. Read's Silvo Lyn 1, Mrs S. B. Small's Silvo Babs 2. Bitch, open (1 entry): Miss Maureen Bees' Lady Patricia L ' POMBBANIANS.—(Over 71b). Bitch, maiden (1 entry): Mip E. Smithes Oriental Orange Girt I, Bitch, novice (L entry): Miss E. Smith's Oriental Orange Girl 1. Bitch, junior (1 entry): Miss E. Smith's Oriental Orange Girl 1. Bitch, limit (1 entry): Miss E. Smith's Oriental Orange Girl 1. Sydney silky, open (1 entrv): Mrs M. Barton's Buster Brown 1. " Bitch, open (1 entry): Miss E. Smith's Oriental Orange Girl-1. MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES Children's class (7 entries): Miss Josephine Nash's Toby 1. Litter class (1 entry): S. Christie 1. Braec, cither sex (8 * entries): ; Mrs F. M. Baker's Birchley Blizzard and Birchley. Bluff ], Miss D. Hueston's Marshland Carl ami Flight Royal 2, S. A. Small's Okahu Maude and Okahu Maori Girl 3. Team, either sex (2 entries): S. A. Small's Okahu Maude, Okahu Maori Girl and Okahu Maori Boy 1,- P. Cameron's Gale, Grace and Joe 2, Best dog in show: W. K. Percy's Winstone Jean.