Wairoa A. & P. Society’s Show

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXIV, Issue 19240, 4 February 1937, Page 10

Wairoa A. & P. Society’s Show

Additional appointments included seating accommodation around the horse ring, which was greatly appreciated by the crowd. It was proposed to* place further seats on the ground as finances permit. A modern cloak room for .ladies erected in a central position is among other facilities provided by the society this year.

rhe president, Mr. A. 'l'. Carroll, bis committee, the secretary, Mr. A. 11. li. Unwin, and bis staff, were congratulated on all sides.

All visitors were loud in their praise for the way in which the Show was managed anil the way on which the organisation throughout the years laid built up a Show that was not only a credit to the town and district, but also excelled many other Shows in cer-

The society has in view an extensive programme of improvements, and all the money at its disposal will be put into the ground so as to make it one of the most up-to-date of its size in- the Dominion. With this end in view, a campaign has been commenced to raise funds, and the sports meeting to-morrow is a part of this programme. Yesterday’s gate takings were equal to last year’s total, and this is particularly pleasing to the society, which has increased its membership considerably, and a reduction in gate receipts would not have been surprising. The gate takings last year totalled £163, and while the accounts were not finalised last night interim returns indicate that the figure for yesterday will approximate this amount. Fifty new members were added since last Show. , , .

ain departments. Mrs. R. Buchanan, who judged the preserves, expressed her surprise at seeing such a display of preserves and cooking, and in these departments the exhibition was better than she had seen anywhere that she had adjudicated. The exhibits comprised really finished Show work, and the preserves ■uticularly put Palmerston North in the shade. She was completely taken by surprise to think that a small district like Wairoa could produce such a great display with so many entries.

Mr. P. J. Brewster, secretary of the Nuhaka A. and P. Society, was another who congratulated Wairoa on the excellent Show and the completeness of the organisation, which left nothing to .be desired.

The’day passed off without serious accident. A number of spills occurred in the horse competition events, but some of these are expected. None of the riders, however, suffered injury beyond a slight shaking and perhaps minor bruises. Officials controlling the. Show were: President, Mr. A. T. Carroll; vice-presi-dent, Mr. Humphrey Bavly; lion, treasurer, Mr. J. MacDonald; past presidents and life members,; Miss Anne Dickie; Messrs. T. Browne, M. P. Chapman, T. Davey, R. E. Jefferson, A. G. Nolan, 0. 0. Ormevod, E. 11. Glendining, (1. G. Gibson, W. J. Hill, Mason Chambers, G. 0. Ormond, E. L. Thomson, and 'l'. F. Walker; general committee, Messrs. J. Brownlie, A. C. deLautour, 11. Crichton, T. M. Connell, S. A. Dickie, 11. M. B. deLautour, I). 11. Evans, 0. Evans, M. Glynn, N. S. Hill, Hatn Ti Poki, E. V‘. M. Hut-

Judges' expressed pleasure with- the quality of the exhibits they were called upon to judge, and several noted marked improvements since they were at the Wairoa Show previously, particularly in the dairy cattle and the cage birds.

“2 Slcle shows' provided a wide variety “ of entertainment, and younger people were particularly interested in a .miniature railroad, which Wairoa and Gisborne folk hope will be a forerunner of a railway of a more substantial nature connecting the districts with the main system at an early date. Mercantile firms also had very pleasing displays on the ground, adding to the attractiveness of the ’."Show generally.

AN EARLY START

An early start was made with the judging, and the farmers’ and industrial exhibition was opened quiteearlv in the morning. Stock judges were necessarily slower in having their awards made known, but most had completed their duties by midday. Many Gisborne and Hawke’s Bay • »~«..-people were among the attendance, in-chid-iug-the. Mayor of Gisborne, Mr. D. W. Coleman, M.P., and Mr. E. Cullen, M.P., Hawke’s Bay. I';22..l.;.Efisftient organisation was again a of the Show. All the offi- * ~’eials carried out their work in the most capable manner, and with it went the greatest courtesy competitors ■ and-judges could wish for. For this,

chinson, I l ’. 11. Mardon, N. J. Mackav, R. S. Mackav, A. Martin, G. E. Ormond, K. J. Shaw, J. D. Simpson, 11. B. Taylor, G. Wilson, M. G. At. Williams, J. Moloney, and R. Powdrell; lion, surgeons, Drs. Halwright, Jardine and J. Ross; auditors, Messrs. McCulloch, Butler and Spence; secretary, Mr. A. 11. 11. Unwin. Senior stewards. —Draught horses, Mr. M. Glynan; light horses, Mr. 0. Evans; cobs and ponies, Mr. J. N. Maekay and Mr. W. Torbett, juu.; competitions, Mr. D. Evans; Hereford and Aberdeen Angus, Mr.. Geo. Wilson; fat cattle, Mr. J. Brownlie; dairy cattle, Mr. R. W. Ilingston; Lincoln and Romney, Mr. E. Pattison and Mr.

RECORD ATTENDANCE YESTERDAY Improved Display' of Station Stock IDEAL CONDITIONS PREVAIL FOR GATHERING Complete Arrangements Made by Association (Herald Special Reporter.) WAIROA, this day. A crowd of record proportions patronised the Thirty-eighth Annual Show held by the Wairoa Agricultural and Pastoral Society yesterday. The weather was ideal, and was a pleasant change from the cold and changeable conditions ruling recently.

Appointments on the ground have been improving each year, and a further forward move was made this year with minor alterations, while growlh on the willow trees round the sheep and pig pens, the dog hurdles and the dancing stage gave even better shade than in the past.

JUDGES’ COMMENTS

bust draught horses

\V. Taylor, juu.; Southdowns, Mr. J. Maloney and Mr. Arthur Savage; fai and flock sheep, Mr. T. M. Connell and Mr. 11. M. B. deLautour, jun.; gift sheep, Mr. W. A. Crnror; pigs, Mr. A. Martin; dogs, Messrs. 11. B. Taylor and A. C. deLautour; fleece and wool, Messrs. M. G. M. Williams and R. S. Mackav; pigeons, Messrs. L. Robinson and 11. Corn forth; fruit., and vegetables, Mr. R. Steed; cooking, sewing, flowers, and school section, Mrs. J. W. B. Macdonald; dancing, Mr. J. D. Simpson; gate, Mr. J. W. B. Macdonald; measuring and -weighing, Mr. S. A. Dickie; marshal of parade, Mr. R. E. Jefferson.

The draught horses were the best the judge, Mr. D. D. Stewart, Sandy Greek, Hawke’s Bay, had soon in Wairoa for a long time, and he had been at the Wairoa Show on many occasions. He saw a big improvement since his last visit three yeais ago. The winning gelding and the champion stallion were, outstanding in their classes.

The thoroughbreds and competitions classes attracted a fine class of l.orse, which pleased the judge, Mr. J. Lyons, Hastings, who was impressed particularly with the work ovei tin- hurdles. He said that, the pony and hunters classes wore particularly pleasing.

CATTLE CLASSES Disappointment with tho Hereford classes was expressed by the judge, Mr. .1. Og.ilvy, Masterton, there being no uniformity in the stock shown. In some classes the entries were meagre, while many of the animals were in paddock condition. The outstanding bull in the Hereford section, he considered, was Messrs. Harris Bros.’ Alien Lucky Star, which was awarded first prize in the yearling class. The animal had a good head and good lines, low to the ground. Its hair was perhaps a trifle harsh to the feel. Mr. Ogilvy understood that yearling bulls were excluded from the Hereford championship, but if this had not been the case Messrs. Harris Bros.’ yearling undoubtedly would have received the title.

Mr. Ogilvey also judged the Aber-deen-Angus, classes and was of opinion that the quality on the whole was the best for any of the beef breeds at the Show. The two-year-old female champion had a nice head and confmmation. The first placed yearling hull was well set, near to the ground and more of the type wanted to-day. This section, too, contained little or no competition.

A pleasing display of aged and young cattle came before Mr. T. Itanford, Palmerston North, who said, however, that the intermediate ages were slightly disappointing from the point of view of udder conformation. The young cattle were very nice, were brought out in very good condition, and should grow into very nice- cattle. In the aged cow class, the judge had difficulty in separating the first two cows, the. winner securing the red ticket by very even conformation; both were splendid types of Jerseys. The champion, bull, an aged animal, was of splendid type and a good Show animal. Among the yearling heifers those which filled the first three places were very nice type heifers, the winner securing the verdict by a narrow margin through being generally of more even conformation SHEEP AND WOOL

Romney sheep provided a better display than last year, and the judge, Mr. A. Kirkpatrick, Gisborne, was pleased with what came before him. The number of entries, particularly, was a big improvement, and the quality had gone ahead considerably, too. The champion ram was; outstanding in his class, showing true characteristics of the breed, and the reserve champion ran the ribbon winner very close. The ewe champion was also a fine specimen, and had a fine pair of lambs, with the reserve champion not being very far behind. An attractive range ol' fleece wools was referred to by the judge, Mr. I. ,S. McLeod, Hastings. Commenting on the champion fleece award, which went to a hogget fleece, with a ewe fleece as reserve champion, he said that the reserve champion ewe fleece had more points than the champion hogget fleece. The ewe fleece was considerably the heavier. This brought about the higher points for the reserve champion as against the champion. In his opinion, there should he two separate championships for hogget and ewe wool. Manv of the exhibits had lost colour as a result of being hole! over from previous shows in Gisborne and Hawke’s Bay, and the display was hardly as [(leasing to the eye as all freshly shorn wool would have made, IMPORTED PIGS

Referring to the importations, made by the Pig Recording Club, the judge of the pig section, Mr. E. Wall, stated that the class of pigs the club had selected would make a good name for the Wairoa district, equal to any other district in Hawke’s Bay. In maintaining the standard it was necessary to keep to an English type. IMPROVED PIGEONS Although the display of pigeons was small, it was. an improvement on last year, and the judge, Mr. C. L. Fogden, Gisborne, was very pleased with the quality, which, he said, wag better than last yeaj;, Some of the fancies, fantails

and tumblers were well standard bred birds, making a good show. In the ptlier variety fancy class was a Modina which was very typical of the breed. The Hying homer classes were much better than last year, the winning bird in the blue chequer homer eock class being easily the best bird in the homer classes. The judge suggested that local fanciers should pay more attention to the condition of their birds. INDUSTRIAL SECTION

Such good competition came forward for the potato class in the vegetable section that it was decided to make two classes of the 25 entries, one for red and the other for white potatoes. The judge, Mr. J, Bretherton, Wairoa, commented that the potatoes displayed would make good entries for any Show. The- brown •Spanish onions were a splendid collection, and similar comment could be made on the first and second entries in the cabbage class. Another very good collection was. the display of runner beans, while an excellent exldbition was to be seen in the class for the best assortment of vegetables.

FLORAL EXHIBITS Although not too easy in some classes, it was a real pleasure to judge the floral exhibits, stated the judge, Mr. VV. li. vValker, Hastings. Almost without exception, the entries were up to flu- required standard. There was u total absence of overcrowding on the staging of inferior flowers. With only two exceptions, every class had some entries. A little more taste, perhaps, could he shown in the arrangement of the flowers in howls, while the posies and decorated baskets were evidence of a delightful sense of artistic ability in arrangement and blend of colour. There was plenty of room here for more entries. All the flowers, whether perennials, dahlias or gladioli, were wed grown and staged nicely. Special mention must be made of Mr. Bernard Teague’s exhibit not for competition of gladioli, all named. This stand was a decided acquisition, and helped in a large measure to make up for the few entries in these classes. With such an unrivalled climate, rich soil and unbounded possibilities, one would have liked lo see more entries. Mr. Walker suggested . that classes for fruit in baskets and pot plants, and classes for children, should be included in future shows. DOG SECTION

The dog section was quite up to the standard of those at other shows throughout the country, not altogether from the point of view of strength of competition, but from the quality standpoint. Some very fine dogs were paraded before the judge, Mr. ,). H. Lange, Hastings, who drew particular attention to the best dog in the Show, owned by Mr. Bunker, Hastings, He greatly appreciated the arrangements made by the A. and P. Society for the competitors, stewards and the judge, and the courtesy shown by members of the committee.

AWARDS CHAMPIONSHIPS HORSES ' Draughts.—Mare: R. E. Jefferson’s Rose. Stallion : Waitio Limited’s Brown Baron Alarahail. deleting: At. C. 0 Conner. Hack.—Miss F. White’s Royal Spark; reserve, Miss West. Pony.—Miss Mary Mackay. CATTLE Hereford.—Bull: T. ,W. CL Tornbleson’s Tlighwood Clay drove ; reserve, R. E. Jefferson’s Bull '2O. Cow, or heifer: R. E. Jefferson’s Alton Rosa 11. Aberdeen-Angus. —Bull: No award was made, the bull's being under age. Cow or heifer: R. J. and E. S. Powdrell's Hilda of Turiroa. Jersey.—Bull: Mrs. 11. S. Fiudsen’s Jersey Oaks; reserve, Mrs. M. Spence’s Doreen’s Golden Laddie. Cow: W. Richmond’s Takapau Diana. SHEEP Lincoln.—Ram: J. W. Knocks. Romney Marsh.—Rain: T. W. Cl. Tombleson • reserve, JO. H. Glendinning. Ewe and reserve ewe: J. C. Field. Southdown.- —Ram: Estate A. J. Faulkner (Gisborne); reserve, T. A. Glenny. Ewe, and reserve ewe: A. J. Faulkner. WOOL Fleeces. —Omakere station (Hawke’s Bay); reserve, Oakburne station (Hawke’s Bay). PIGS Tamworth.—Boar: H. Bayly; reserve, E. F. Jardine. Sow: E. F. Jardine; reserve, A. S. Bell. Berkshire.— Boar: J. K. Thompson; reserve, A. Scragg. Sow, and reserve sow: J. K. Thompson. SPECIAL AWARDS DOGS

Mrs. A. Falls’ rosebowl for best dog in the Show. —C. H. Bunder’s Fox Ter rier, Riversdale Rex. Messrs. Prebble Bros’ cup for best Fox Terrier.—C. IT. Bunker’s Riversdale Rex. Mr. R. A. Thomson’s cup for best sporting dog.—T, W. Munro’s English Setter, Mahi Laddie.

Cup for best Setter.—T. W. Munro’s Mahi Laddie

Arran Cup for best Alsatian.—Mrs. Peru J. Duff’s Bonnie Doon of Argyle. Cup for best Fox Terrier, wire or smooth coated.—Mrs. M. E. Nathan’s Moerangi Miss Aluffit. Mrs. A. Green’s Cup lor champion Irish Setter.—Mrs. C. J. Daines’ Idstone Leba.

Crumstone Cup for best Alsatian, opposite sex to Arran Cup winner.—Misses Wilson and Simmonds’ Czar of Wolfhaven. SHEEP Judge, A. Kirkpatrick. Gisborne. LINCOLN Ram, 1-shear or over ( .‘i entries): J. W. Knocks, 1: J. W. Knocks, 2. Champion Lincoln ram: J. W. K nocks. ROMNEY MARSH. Ram, 2-shear or over (12 entries): T. W. 0. Tombleson, 1: 'l'. W. G. Tombleson, 2; J. C. Field, 2. Ram. shearling, bred in district (fi entries): G. D, Tod, I; 'l'. W. G. Tombleson, 2.

Ram, shearling (S entries): E. 11. Glendining, 1; E. il. Glendining, 2; J. C. Field, 3. One-Ram Lamb (10 entries): J. C. Field, !; J. C. Field, 2; E. H. Glendining, 3. Ewe, with lamb at foot, 3-shear or over (4 entries):.!. C. Field, 1; .1. C. Field, 2; E. 11. Glendining, 3. Ewe with l.amb at foot, 2-shear (3 entries): J. C. Field, 1; E. H. Glendining, 2.

Ewe, shearling (0 entries): .1. C. Field, 1; J. C. Field 2; E. 11. Glendining, 3. One Ewe Lamb (13 entries): J. C. Field 1 and 2; E. H. Glendining, 3. Two 2-Shear or over Rams, natural conditions (3 entries): J. C. Field, 3;

E. IL Glendining, 2. Champion Romney Marsh Ram: T W. G. Tombleson; reserve, E. H Glendining.

Champion Romney Marsh Ewe: .T. C. Field; reserve, J. C. Field. SOUTHDOWN, Judge, P. F. Hall, Ilatuma. Ram, 2-shear or over (G entries): Estate A. J. Faulkner. 1; T. A. Glenny, 2; Carroll and Cooper, 3. Ram, shearling (G entiles): T. A. Glenny, 1; Carroll and Cooper, 2; Estate A. J. Faulkner, 3.

One Ram Lamb (7 entries): Carroll and Cooper, 1; Estate A. J. Faulkner, 2; T. A. Glenny, 3. Ewe with lamb at foot, 3-shear or over (2 entries): Estate A. J. Faulkner, 1. Ewe with lamb at foot, 2-shear (3 entries): Estate A. J. Faulkner, 1; T. A. Glenny, 2; T. A. Glenny 3. Ewe Shearling (4 entries): Estate A. J. Faulkner, 1; Estate A. J. Faulkner, 2; Carroll and Cooper, 3.

One Ewe Lamb (G entries): Estate A. J. Faulkner, 1; Carroll and Cooper, 2; Carroll and Cooper, 3. Two 2-shear or over Rams, natural conditions (1 entry): Carroll and Cooper, 1.

Champion Southdown Ram: Estate A. J. Faulkner (Gisborne); reserve, T. A. Glenny.

Champion Southdown Ewe: Estate A. J. Faulkner (Gisborne); reserve, Estate A. J. Faulkner (Gisborne). FAT SHEEP. Judge, W. Richmond, Hastings. Freezing Classes Three Fat Wethers (8 entries): Mohaka Development Scheme, 1; D. Evans, 2; Springhill Land Company, 3. Three Fat 2-tooth Wethers, crossbred long wool (Down cross excop l ted), (8 entries): R. E. Barton, 1; H. Bayly, 2; Opoho Station, 3.

Three Fat Ewes, 5 years or over, long wool or crossbred long wool (Down cross excepted), (6 entries): R. E. Barton, 1; Unknown, 2; Springhill Land Company, 3. Three Fat Ewes, most suitable for the English market, any breed (2 entries): Springhill Land Company, 1; 11. Bayly, 2. Butchers’ Classes Three Fat Wethers, long wool or crossbred long wool (10 entries): Carroll and Cooper, 1; If. Bayly, 2; H. Bayly, 3. Three Fat Ewes, long wool or crossbred long wool (3 entries): If. Bayly, 1; H. Bayly, 2; Carroll and Cooper,

FLOCK SHEEP. Judge, Mr. A. Kirkpatrick, Gisborne. Three 2-tooth Crossbred Ewes (10 entries): H. Bayly, 1; 11. Bayly, 2; Mangatawhitl Station, 3. Three Ewes, any breed, 4-tooth or over, most suitable for fat lamb breeding (0 entries): Mangatawhiti

Station, 1; H. M. B. DeLautour, Mangatawhiti Station, 3. Three 4-tooth Ewes (7 entries): HBayly, 1; Mangatawhiti Station, Mangatnwhiti Station. 3. Pen of 1 2-tooth, 1 4-tooth, 1 G-tooth, 1 8-toolh Ewes (4 entries): H. Bayly, 1: Mangatawhiti Station. 2; Mangatawhiti Station, 3. FAT LAMBS. Judge, Mr. W. Richmond, Hastings. Three Fat Lambs, crossbred Down, 301 b. and under (10 entries): T. H. Hall, 1; H. Bayly, 2; A. Martin, 3. Three Fat Lambs, long wool or crossbred long wool, 3Gib. under (3 entries): K. Stewart, I; T. leC. Powdrell, 2.

Three Fat Lambs, long wool or crossbred long wool, 421 b. and under (4 entries): K. Stewart, 1; 1. l p -. Powdrell, 2; M. Glynan, 3. Three Fat Shorn Lambs, long wool or crossbred long wool, 3Glb. and under (1 entry): K. Stewart, 1. Three Fat Lambs, crossbred Down, 361 b. and under. Open to farmers who have never won a lirst prize in lamb classes at Wairoa or Nuhaka A. and P. Society Shows. Open to Wairoa County only (2 entries): T. IL Hall, 1 ; E. McPhail, 2.

One heavy-weight Lamb, any breed (12 entries): Carroll ami Cooper, 1; Carroll and Cooper, 2; M. Glynan, 3. PET LAMBS Judge, Mr. A. Kirkpatrick, Gisborne. Pot Lamb, docked, crossbred long wool (3 entries): E. J. Swan, 1, Owen Horne, 2; Miss Eileen Martin, 3.

Pet Lamb, docked, Down or Down cross (8 entries): Miss Phyllis Unwin. 1: Miss Dorothy Unwin, Owen Horne, 3; Owen Horne, v.h.c. GIFT SHEEP. One Fat Ewe (5 entries): H. Bayly, 1; H. Bayly, 2. r One Fat Wether (G entries): dBayly, 3; H. Bayly, 2. One Fat Lamb (3 entries): H. Bayly, 3; H. Bayly 2. HORSES DRAUGHTS Judge, Mr. D. D. Stewart, Tutira. Stabion, three years or over (5 entries) : Waitio Ltd.’s Brown Baron Marshall, 1; It. E. Jefferson’s The Doctor, 2; A. Scragg, 3. . „ T Yearling filly or colt (3 entiles) . t - «• Lister’s Alton, 1; R. K, Jefferson, 2. Two-year-old colt, filly or geldmg (- entries) : R. E. Jefferson’s Peggy, L Draught mare or gelding, for farm work (9 entries) : M. C. Conner s Duke. (Hastings), 1; M. C. Conners Major (Hastings), 2; Mr. Justice Johnstons Bill, 3. Drv mare, throe years or over (b entries) : R. E. Jefferson's Bose, 1; Springhill station’s Peggy, 2; It. E, Jefferson s Bustle, 3. , Gelding, three years or over (6 entries) : M. C. Conner’s Duke, 1; AL L. Conner’s Major, ,2; Mr. Justice Johnstone’s Bill. 5. Pair of farm horses, mares or geldings r, entries): M. C. Conner, 1: R- AnCurdv. 2; It. E. Jefferson’s Rose and Bustle. 3. General purposes, mare or gelding, up (o 20ewt., open to all classes ol farmers and tradesmen (5 entries): It. I.- Jeftcjson’s Rose, 1; Mr. Justice Johnstone s Bill. 2: R. K. Jefferson’s Bustle. 3. Champion mare: R. L. Jefferson s Rose. Champion stallion : Waitio Ltd. s Brown Baron Marshall. Champion gelding: AL C. Conner. THOROUGHBREDS Judge, Mr. J. Lyons, Hastings. . Best mare, empty, or with foal at foot (1 entry): A. ‘Hickling’s Aroha, 1. SADDLE. HORSES Judge, Mr. J. Lyons, Hastings. Mare, (o breed saddle horses (5 entries) : A. Hickling’s Aroha, 1; llori Joe’s Alokai, 2. Maiden hack (15 entries) : Miss M. Stead’s Buster Brown, 1; Aliss Freda White’s Kopere, 2; Mrs. D. Craigs Rajah, 3; Miss R. Salisbury's Buddy, v.h.c.

Hack, 15-stone (5 entries): A. Dever s Frosty Jack, 1; Nira Werea’s Toby, 2; llori .Toe’s Alokai, 3. Hack, 13-stone (6 entries): Miss 0. Twist’s Scotch Boy, 1; K. CassellSpence's Braemnr, 2; K. J. B. Murphys Banquet, 3. Hack, 11-stone (11 entries): Miss Freda White’s Royal Spark, 1; Mrs. D. Craig's Rajah, 2; G. H. Coop, 3. Lady’s hack (10 entries): CL H. Coop, 1; Miss G. Twist’s Scotch Boy, 2; Miss B. Livingstone’s Challenger, 3. Lady’s hack, mare or gelding, for cup (10 entries): Miss Freda White’s lloval Spark, 1; Miss Bv Livingstone’s Challenger, 2; Miss M. Steed’s Buster Brown 3.

11, 13 or 15-stone hack, for show ring and road purposes combined (15 entries) : G. 11. Coop’s Twilight, 1; E. J. B. Murphy’s Banquet, 2; Miss Freda While's Kopere, 3. Maori hack (9 entries) : J. H. Smith s Duchess, 1; E. 11. To Ngaio’s Stranger, 2; tlori Joe’s Sheik, 3. . Paced hack (15 entries): A. Dover s Hillman, 1; E. J. B. Murphy’s Banquet, 2 : G. H. Coop, 3. . , Champion hack: Miss F. White s Royal Spark; reserve, Miss West-. Two hacks, ladv’s and gentleman s (6 entries): Miss Freda White s Royal Spark and Miss Grace Twist s Scotch Boy 1; Miss Sainsbury and G. 11. Coop, 2; Miss M. Steed’s Buster Brown and E. ,7. B. Murphy’s Banquet, 3. Cob, mare or gelding, over 14.2 and not- exceeding 15 hands (6 entries) : [G. IT. Coop, 1; J. Goldstone, 2: A. Hickling’s Gaza, 3. Cob, mare or gelding, .over 14 and not exceeding 14.2 (4 entries) : Miss M. Brownlie’s Chum, 1: E. IT. To Ngaio s Stranger, 2; W. Torbott’s Tui, 3. Walking horse (12 entries): G. IE Coop, 1; ,T. Goldstone’s Cuddle, 2; A. Hickling’s Gaza, 3. Saddle horse: A. Dover’s Hillman, lb Miss Judith Horne, 2; Miss Freda White’s Kopere, 3. PONIES Judge, Mr. D. D. Stewart, Tiitira. Pony, mare or gelding, over 12 and not exceeding 13 hands, to be ridden by boy or girl under 14 years of age (5 entries): Miss Jill Mackay’s Kathleen, 1; Malcolm Bellerby, 2; Chris Schwass Nippy, 3; Miss Juno Morton’s Princess, v.h.c.

Pony mare or gelding, over 13 and not exceeding 14 hands, ridden by a hoy or girl under 15 years (9 entries) : Miss Mary Mackay’s Rodger, and W. P* Edwards, equal, 1 ; Allan Dover’s Peter Pan, 3. Pony mare or gelding, 11 hands or under, and ridden by boy or girl under 11 years (1 entry) : Miss. Pam. Torbett s Micky, 1. Girl or hoy rider, under 10 years (o entries) : Miss Anne Dickie, 1 ; Miss Mary Mackay, 2; Chris Schwass’ Rockabve, 3. Girl rider over 10 and under 14 (3 entries) : Miss Yvonne deLantour, 1: Miss Jill Mackay, 2; Miss Bellerby, 3. Boy rider, over 10 and under 14 years (7 entries): Allan Dover, 1; lan Dickie. 2; John Shields, 3. Pony most suitable for taking children to school (9 entries) : Colin Dover and Malcolm Bellerby, equal, 1; Miss Yvonne deLantour, 3, Edmund Gordon, v.h.c.; Miss Pam. Torbett’s Mickey, h.c.: Tan Dickie, c.; Chris Schwass, c; Ken Cram, c. Champion pony: Miss Mary Mackay.

WOOL Judge, Air. lan S. McLeod, Hastings. WAIROA COUNTY ONLY Crossbred fleece, ewe or wether, 48’s and finer (3 entries) : H. Bayly, 1 : Mangatawhiti Station, 2 and 3. Crossbred fleece, ewe or wether, 46’s or coarser (12 entries): H. Bayly, 1. Crossbred fleece, hogget, any count (6 entries): To Puna Station. 1; K. Stewart, 2 and 3. INTER,-DISTRICT COMPETITION Crossbred ewe fleece. 48’s or finer (9 entries) :• Oakbourne Station (Hawke’s Bay), 1; I‘otutu Station (Gisborne), 2; R. Barker (Waimami Station, Gisborne), 3.

Crossbred ewe fleece. 46 s or coarser (10 entries): Oakbourne Station (Hawke’s Bay), 1; Pukeaktira Station (Gisborne), 2; H. Bayh (Wairoa), 3. Crossbred ewe or wether hogget, fleece, any count (24 entries) : Omakere Station (Hawke’s Bay), 1; A. B. Smith, 2; H. R. Shanks (Gisborne), 3 and v.h.c.; Est. G. G. Lethbridge (Hawke’s Bay), v.h.c. YOUNG FARAIERS’ CLUB Crossbred ewe fleece (8 entries) : R. J. Powdrell, 1; Tom Clennv, 2; Gordon Shaw, 3. PIGS Judge, Mr. E. Wall, Hastings. BERKSHIRE. Boar, 0 months and under (4 entries): Doug Harvey’s Paeroa George Ist, 1; Doug Harvey’s Paeroa George 4th, 2; Doug Harvey’s Paeroa George 2nd, 0. Boar, over !> months and under 14 (2 entries): A. Scragg, 1; J. K. Thompson, 2. Boar, 14 months and over (2 entries): ,T. K. Thompson, 1 and 2. Sow, (! months and under (5 entries): Doug. Harvey’s Paeroa Lass 3rd, 1; Doug Harvey’s Paeroa Lass 2nd, 2; Doug Harvey’s Paeroa Lass 2nd, 3. Sow, over (i months and under !> months (1 entry): .1. K. Thompson, 1. Sow, over 9 months and under 14 months (7 entries): J. K. Thompson, 1; AL Paget, 2; D. McKenzie, 3. Sow, 14 months and over (1 entry): ■J. K. Thompson, 1. Brcedinw Sow, with litter (1 entry): J. K. Thompson, 1. Champion boar: .T. K. Thompson; reserve, A. Scragg. Champion sow: J. K. Thompson; reserve, J. K. Thompson. T A At WORTHS. Boar, over <5 months and under 9 months (5 entries): E. F. Jardine, 3; N. S. Hill, 2; Huramun Station, 3. Boar, 14 months and over (2 entries): H. Bayly, 1; J. K. Thompson,

Sow, over 9 months and under 14 months (1 entry): J. K. Thompson, 1.

Sow, 14- months and over (3 en tries): E. F. Jardine, 1; A. S. Bell, 2 Shaw Bros., 3.

Champion hoar: H. Bayly; reserve E. F. Jardine.

Champion sow: E. F. Jardine; re serve, A. S. Bell.

GENERAL PIG CLASSES.

Three Porkers for English market, 901 b. to 1201 b. live weight (7 entries); Opoho Station, 1; Huramua Station 2; A. .T. Gordon, 3. Three Bacon Pigs for English market, 1701 b. to 2201 b. live weight (10 entries): H. Bayly, 1; A. I- Gordon, 2; J. AL Taylor, 3. One Porker, for English market, 901 b. to 1201 b. live weight (12 entries): Opoho Station, 1; A. J. Rachin-. ger, 2; Opoho Station, 3. One Bacon Pig .for English market 1701 b. to 2071 b. live weight (11 entries): H. Bayly, .1; Huramua Station, 2; A. .T. Rachingor, 3. Two ueaners, any breed, for porkers (2 entries): J. K. Thompson, 1. Two weaners, any breed, for baconers (3 entries); .1. K. Thompson, 1. Crossbred sow, any breed, with litter (1 entry): 11. Bayly, I. One Bacon Pig for English market. 1701 b. to 2071 b. live weight. _ Open to members of tlic Wairoa Pig Recording and Development Club (7 entries): Huramua Station, 1; il. Bayly, O

FLOWERS Judge, Mr. IT. W. Walker, Hastings. Bowl of Flowers, mixed (3 entries): Mrs. B. A. Yelverton, 1; Mrs. N. A. McKinnon, 2; Mrs. P. J. Lister, 3. Bowl of Flowers, any one variety (<! entries): Mrs. N. McKinnon, 1; Mrs. B. A. Yelverton, 2; Mrs. P. J. Lister, 3. Cut Flowers (5 entries): Mrs. C. O’Sullivan, 1; Mrs. Kalni Stewart, 2; Mrs. A. 11. Unwin, 3.

Victorian Posy (2 entries): Miss Rona Unwin. 1; Miss Rona Unwin, 2. Lady’s Spray (2 entries): Miss Rona Unwin, i; Miss Rona Unwin, 2. Cut Flowers, six varieties (5 entries): Airs. J. Ci. Buchanan, 1; Mrs. Kahu Stewart, 2; Mrs. N. McKinnon, 3.

Decorated Basket (3 entries): Miss Rona Unwin, 1; Miss Rona Unwin, 2; Mrs. B. A. Yelverton, 3. DAHLIAS. Twelve Dahlias (1 entry): Mrs. J. G. Buchanan, 1. Six Dahlias, distinct varieties (3 entries): Mrs. J. G. Buchanan, 1: Mrs. A. H. H. Unwin, 2; Mrs. Kahu Stewart, 3. Three Dahlias (•> entries): Mrs. J. G. Buchanan, 1; Mrs. Kahu Stewart, 2; Mrs. P. J. Lister, 3. One Dahlia (!> entries): Mrs. .1. G. Buchanan, 1; Airs. Houston, 2. Three Cactus Dahlias, show or garden (1 entry): Mrs. A. 11. H. Unwin. Six Pompom Dahlias (2 entries): Mrs. A, 1-1. Unwin, I and 2.

Three Pompom Dahlias, distinct varieties (3 entries): Mrs. Kahu Stewart, 1; Mrs. A. 11. H. Unwin, 2; Maurice Unwin, 3.

Three Charm Dahlias (2 entries): Mrs. A. H. H. Unwin, 1: Mrs. A. H. H. Unwin, 2. GLADIOLI. Six Spikes (1 entry): Rev. B Teague, 1. Three Spikes (1 entry): Rev. B Teague, 1. Ope Spike (2 entries): Rev. B Teague. 1; Lochie Fast on, 2.

CATTLE HEREFORDS Judge. Air. J. Ogilvv. -Maslcrtou Bull calf (3 entries) : R. E. Jefferson’? Alton Exporter. 1; T. W. G. Tomblesoii's Almond Grove, 2: T. \\ . G. loinMeson’s Prince Grove. 3. Bull yearling (7 entries): Harris Bros, A lieu Lucky filar, 1; R. B. Jefferson s Xui Exporter, 2; T. W. G. Tombleson's A'iert of Baku, 3; T. V G. Tombleson’s \nk:i of Baku, v.h.c.

Bull, 2 years (1 entry): R. I*3- Jeffor son's Bull 20, 1.

Bull. 3 year-old and upwards (2 onfries) : T. W. G. Tombleson’s llighwood Gay Grove, 1 ; R. E. Jefferson's 1 lone, Heifer calf (3 entries): Harris Bros.' Atoa l.uckv I.ass, 1 ; 1. M ■ G. lombleson’s 'Grove Damsell 2nd. 2; R. E. Jeffevsoa’s Hilda 22th.. 3 Heifer yearling [2 entries) : R. E. Jefferson’s Alton Amethyst Ist, 1: R. E. Jefferson’s Alton Hilda Ist, 2. Heifer, 2 years (1 entry): R. E. Jefferson's Alton Damsel 2Cth, 1. Cow, 3 years (2 entries) : R. E. Jefferson’s Alton Rosa 2nd. 1; R. E. Jefferson’s Alton Rildn, 2. Qov., four-year-old or upwards (3 entries) : R. E. Jefferson’s Alton Damsel, 1 ; R. K. Jefferson’s Alton Leonora 25th, Champion Hereford hull: T. W. G. Tombleson's llighwood Gay Grove; reserve, R. E. Jefferson’s Bull 20. Cluwnpion Hereford cow or heifer: R. E. Jefferson’s Alton Damsel; reserve, R. E. Jefferson’s Alton Rosa 2nd. ABERDEEN ANGUS Judge, Air. J. Ogilvy, Alasterton) Bull calf (2 entries) : R. J. and E. S. i owdrell’s General of Turiroa, 1; -Miss ituth Jefferson, 2. Bull yearling (2 entries): R. J. and E. S. 1 owdrell’s Lance of Turiroa, 1; R. J. and E. S. Bowdreli’s Flodden o> Turiroa. 2. Heifer calf (1 entry): It. J. and E. S. Bowdreli’s Gwen oi Turiroa. 1. Heifer yearling (2 entries): R. J. and E. S.’ Powdrell’s Fortune of Turiroa, 1; Miss Ruth Jefferson’s Clypta the oCtli of Alatapihi, 2. Heifer, 2 years (1 entry) : R. J- and E. S. Powdrell’s Hilda of Turiroa, i. Champion Aberdeen Angus hull: No award, hulls under age. Champion Aberdeen Angus cow or heifer; R. J. and E. S. Powdrell’s Hilda of Turiroa. FAT CATTLE Judge, Air. J. Ogilvy, Alasterton Single bullock, any beet' breed (6 entrios) : T. IoG. Bowdrell, 1 and 2;

,). Brownlie, 3. ! Best single heifer (2 entries) : Brownlie, 1; R. E. Jefferson, 2. Fat cow, heavy weight (3 entries): T. DC. Bowdrell,' 1 and 2. Fat bullock, heavy weight (3 entries) : R,. E. Jefferson, 1 and 2. Two fat .bullocks (3 entries): 1. levPowdrell. 1 : It. E. Jefferson, 2. DAIRY SECTION ( —Pedigree Jerseys — Jnd<re, Air. T. Ranford, Palmerston North Bull calf (5 entries): Airs. AT. Spence’s Bridge lea Nonility, 1: Shaw Bros. l)u.ilavin Goldmine, 2; lv. G. I'oulgram (Gisborne), o. „ „ , Bull, yearling (2 entries) : S. Hagen s Tuliara Beauty, Laddie, 1; Miss Walker s Sam Apatu, ‘2. Bull, 2 years (1 entry) : Mrs. Al. • Spence’s Doreens Golden Laddie, 1. Bull, 4-year-old and • upwards (A entry) : Mrs.’ If. S. Findsen's Jersey Oaks Ladv’s Prince, 1; R. McCurdy, 2. Heifer calf (7 entries) : Shaw Bros. Dunlavin Sylph, 1; Shaw Bros.' Dunlavin Ail-een, 2\ S. Hagen. 3. Heifer, yearling (« entries) : E. K. Bull. Gisborne, 1; S'. Hagen’s Tuliara Golden Girlie, 2; Airs. AL Spence’s Hellydale, 3. Heifer, 2 years (4 entries) : S. Hagen s Tuliara Ladv Gay, 1; W. Richmond’s Ku-Ku Royal Owlette, 2; Miss Walkers llera Apatu, 3. Heifer, 3 years (3 entries): S. Hagen a Han Brook' lnyra, 1; T. F. Walkers Diana of Rato, 2; Mrs. AL Spence’s Baleinaids Nancy. 3. Cow. 4-year-old and over (4 entries) : W. Richmond’s Takapau Diana, 1: Shaw Bros.’ Sybil of Dunlavin, 2; S. Hagen’s Tuliara Gem, 3. Ben of two pedigree calves (1 entry): Shaw Bros., 1. Heifer yearling (4 entries): 13. R. Bull (Gisborne),'l: Mrs. M. Spence's Holly dale Designer, 2; Mrs. AL Spence’s Hollvdale Choice, 3. Champion Jersey bull: Airs. 11. S. Findsen’s Jersey Oaks; reserve, Mrs. Al. Spence’s Doreen’s Golden Laddie. Champion Jersey cow : W. Richmond's Takapau Diana. —Grade Jerseys— Heifer, one year (8 entries) : S. Hagen, 1; lluramua Station, 2; Airs. H. SFindsen, 3. Heifer, two-year-old (3 entries); S. 1 Hagen. 1; IT. W. Mcßae’s Jewel. 2. Heifer. 3 years (2 entries): S. Hagen, 1. Cow, 4-year-old or over (4 entries) : S. Hagen, 1; Airs. H. S. Findsen, 2 ; D. W r . Mcßae's Lassie, 3. —Other Grade Classes— Yearling heifers and dairy strain (3 entries): S. llageu, 1; Huraonua Station, 2; Airs. 11. S. Findsen, 3. Three dairy heifer calves (5 entries) Mrs. H. S. Findsen, 1; S. Hagen, 2.; Shaw Bros., 3. Ben of two grade calves (7 entries): Airs. .1. ,S. Findsen. 1 and 3; S. Hagen, 2 Calf, reared bv children (1 entry) : Trevor Goodley, 1. Grade calf (11 entries): Airs. It. S. Findsen 1: S. llagen. 2 and 3. Crossbred cow (2 entries) : S. Hagen, 1-

SCHOOLS’ DIVISION SEWING Judge, Mrs. A. 11. Dcigbtou, Wairoa. Std. 1 (4 entries) : Unknown, W.D.11.5., 1; Stanley Aldridge, W.D.H.S., 2; Helen Easton, 3; Audrey Clifton, Korokoro Srliool, v.li.c. Std. 2 (1 entry) : Yvonne doLuutour, Korokoro School, 1. Std. 3 (4 entries) : Nancy Milne, W.D.H.S., 1; Shirley Unwin, W.D.H.S., 2. 5td...,.4 (4 entries): May Deacon, W.D.I-1.5., 1; Paddy llinckesinan. W.D.11.5., 2; Cynthia Pose, W.D.H.S.. Stda. 4. 5 and 6 (3 entries): Noleen Brown, W.D.H.S., 1; Cynthia Bose. W.D.11.5., 2. Std. 5 and 6 (3 entries) : Nola Willi airjs,' Korokoro School, 1; Zona Hill. W.D.11.5., 2. WOOD AND CANE WORK Stds. 3 and 4 (11 entries) : Joan Baton, W.0.H.5., 1,2 and h.c. • David Wong, W.8.H.5., 3; Cynthia Bose, W.D.H.S., h. Cr ' Cane work (3 entries) : Bill Alayo, W.D.H.S., 1 and 2. t-kine work (3 entries): I. Young, Park* vale,,School, 1; Ena Battershy, Parkvalc School, 2; Audrey Jones, Parkvaio School, 3. Open,, article in wood, tin, wire, rubber, etc. (2 entries): Guy Roe. Parkvale School, 1; Jim Tfighet, W.D.11.5., Handwork other than raffia or cane under 12 (10 entries) : Bill Mayo, itVS'S’S'’ 1; Esther Cameron, W.D.11.5., 2 and h.c.; T. Peters, Parkvale School, 3 and h.c.; A, Lewis, Park--Vale School, h.c,

Handwork other than raffia or cane, over 12 (21 entries): Kathleen Ashburn, J : Alan Deacon, W.D.H.S., 2 and 3; Joan Baton, W.D.IL.S., v.h.c. and h.c.; Molly Stewart, W.8.H.5., h.c. CIGARETTE ROLLING Pmll your own with Rivernead Gold ehampionshi]).-—No. 54, F. S. Smyth, 1 ; No. 52, F. Hill, 2; No. 66, R. Bates, 3.

PIGEONS Judge, Mr. C. Ij. Pogden, Gisborne. Pantail, cock (3 entries): ,1. F. Forster, 1; M. Y'oimg, 2. Pantail, hen (4 entries): M. Young, 1. Tumbler, cock (4 entries): J. P. Forster, I; E. Poster, 2; L. A. Robertson, ,'i. Turn Id or, hen (2 entries): E. Poster, 1 and 2. Working homer, any colour, flown 7a miles, hen (1 entry): A. Scragg, 1. Working homer, any colour, flown lot) miles, eoelc (4 entries): W. Jonasen, 1; L. A. Robertson, 2; 'Prank Hobson, .'!. Working homer, any colour, llowu lot) miles, hen (4 entries): L. A. Robertson, I; Prank HoTison, 2; W Jonasen, Worlcing homer, any colour, flown 2.10 miles, code (2 entries): Frank Hobson, 1. Working homer, any colour, down 2n() miles, hen (2 entries): W. .Marshall, t; Prank Hobson, 2. Working homer, any colour, .flown 230 miles, cock (-1 entries): L. A. Robertson, I; Prank Hobson, 2. Working homer, any colour, flown 2o() miles, hen (2 entries): Prank Hobson, I; I,‘ay Jenkins, 2. Young bird, 1030 ring, cock or hen (4 entries): W. Marshall, 1 and 2; A. .Scragg, d. A.O.Y. fancy pigeon, cock or hen (,'! entries): .1. P. Forster, I; K. Poster, 2; M. Young, 3. Working homer, any colour, down 7a miles, cock (2 entries): A. Scragg, 1.

, CAGE BIRDS Judge, Mr. C. L. Pogden, Gisborne. - —Budgerigars.— Yellow, cock or lieu (3 entries): Dan Reidv, 1. Skv blue, cock or ben (4 entries): Mrs. Ivan Anderson, 1 and 2; C. Stone, 3. Cobalt, cock or hen (1 entry): Dan Reidy, I. , Children’s class, any colour, cock or hen (1 entry): Miss Leslie Anderi son, 2. CANARIES Judge, Mr. C. L. Pogden, Gisborne. Clmir yellow cod; (2 entries): Mrs. Ivan Anderson, 1. Any variety, cock, including rollers, mules, etc. (2 entries): Airs. Ivan Anderson, 2. Any variety, lien, including rollers, mules, etc. (1 entry): Airs. Ivan Anderson, 3.

! DOGS j ,Tudsos: Working sheep dogs, Mr. D. ! Glyn.an, Wairon ; .‘ill other breeds, I Air. .1. 11. Lange, Hastings. ; WORKING SHEEP DOG : —Rough Coaled.— I Novice, dog (l entry): Miss Ann I (leLautour’s King, 1. Colonial bred, dog (1 entry): Miss | Ann doLau tour’s King. 1. Open, dog (3 entries): R. Powdrell’s Roy, J : Miss Ann deLaufour’s King, 2; ,i. 1). Thompson’s Star, 3. Peppy, bitch (1 entry): E. ,T. Swan’s Nell, 1. Novice, bit oh (1 entry): E. ,L Swan’s Nell. 1. .lunior. Idleli (1 entry): E. .T. Swan’s Nell. 1. Colonial bred, bitch (1 entry): E. J. Swan’s Noll, 1. —Smooth Coated.— Puppy, dog (15 entries): Miss Josephine .Mcßae’s Bon, 1; -Miss Ann (leLautour’s Bruce, 2; Aliss Ann deLautour’s Cran, 3. Novice, dog (4 entries): F. Cameron’s Ben, .1, Junior, dog (4. entries): F. Cameron’s Ben, 1; Aims Ann (leLautour’s Bruce, 2; Miss Ann del.autour’s Cran, 3. Colonial bred, dog ((! entries): F. Cameron’s Sharp, 1; K. Cameron’s York, 2; F. Cameron’s Ben, 3. Limit, dog (6 entries): F. Cameron’s Sharp, 1: E. Ciuneron’s York, 2; F. Cameron’s Ben, 3. | Open, dog (ti entries): F. Cameron’s I Sharp, 1: F. Cameron’s York, 2; F. Cameron’s Ben, 3. Pnppv, bitch (l entry): Lionel Wilson’s Neta, 1. Junior, bitch (1 entry): Lionel AVilson’s Neta, 1. i Novice, bit,eh (3 entries): J. W. Knocks’ Gvp, ]; Miss Jovee Hedley’s Biddy, 2; j. AV. Knocks’" Fly, 3. Colonial bred, bitch (3 entries): J. AV. Knocks’ Gyp, 1; D. J. Macdonald’s Wai, 2; Lionel Wilson’s Biddy, 3. Limit, hitch (2 entries): J. AV. i Knocks’ Gvp, 1; I). J.. Macdonald’s Wai, 2. j Open, bitch (3 entries): ,T. AV. Knocks’ Gyp, 1; D. J. Macdonald’s Wai, 2; J. \V. Knocks’ Fly, 3. J WORKING SHEEP DOGS Brace (I entry): F. Cameron, 1. Team (1 entry): F. Cameron, 1. Best •working collie: F. Cameron’s Sharp, 1. PIG DOG Pnppv (1 ontrv): Geo. Zakris’ Bully, L Junior (1 ontrv): Geo. Zakris’ Bully, 1. Colonial bred (1 entry): Geo. Zakris’ Tiger, 1. Open (1. entry): Geo. Zakris’ Tiger, 1. ' ' ALSATIANS Colonial bred, dog (1 entry): Misses Wilson and Simnionds’ Czar of Wolfhaven, L Open, dog (2 entries): Misses AVilson and Simnionds’ Czar of AVolfhaven, .1; Al'rs. F. M. Coker’s Crumstone Leo, 2. Colonial bred, bitch (1 entry): Airs. [ Vera J. Duff’s Bonnie Doon of Argvle, 11. I Limit, bitch (1 entry): Airs. F. AL Coker’s Crumstone Emma, 1. Open, bitch (2 entries): Miss Vera ,T. Duff’s Bonnie Doon of Argvle, 1; All's. I'. Al. Coker’s Crumstone Emma, 2. j SHOW COLLIES Novice,' dog (2 entries): Airs. C. Morton’s Chief, 1. Colonial bred (1 entry): Airs. C. Aim-ton's Chief, ]. i Limit (1 entry): Airs. C. Alort.on’s j Chief, 1. Open, dog (2 entries): Afiss D. Townsend’s Elmsle.v Prince Toss, 1; Mrs. ('. Aforton’s Chief, 2. Open, bitch (1 entry): ,T. A. Townsend ’s Elmsley Estelle, 1. AIREDALE Colonial bred, dog (1 entry): Airs. 0. M. Stephenson’s Tarzan, 1. Open, dog (1 entry): Airs, 0. AT. Stephenson’s Tnrzan, 1. FOX TERRIERS (AV ire-Haired). Poppy, dog (I entry): Miss Elizabeth Nolan's Ryburn Repudiate, 1. Novice, dog (I entry): Miss Elizabeth Nolan's Ryburn Repudiate, 1. Junior, dog (1 entry): Atiss Elizabeth Nolan's Ryburn Repudiate, 1. Limit, dog (1. entry): Fred Redfearn's Ryburn R.ve, 1. Open, dog (2 entries): Miss At. E. Nathan's Alilu Mercury, 1: Fred Red-, foam's Ryburn Rye, 2. Flippy, bitch (I entry): Miss AL E. Nathan's Atoerangi Miss Aluffll, 1. Open, bitch (1 entry): Miss Al. K. Nathan's Atoerangi Aliss NTuHit, .1. FOX TERRIERS (Smooth). Poppy, dog (1 entry): S. A. Small's Okahu Paulino, 1. Novice, dog (L entry): S. A. Small’s Okalnt Paulino, 1. Junior, dog (3 entries): B. H. Ritchie's Riverslea Michael, 1; S. A. Small’s Okalnt Paulino, 2; Aliss L. J. Smith, 3. Colonial Bred, dog (3 entries): 0. If. Bunker's Ch. Riversdale Rex, I; B. It. Ritchie's Riverslea Michael, 2; S. Sefton’s Milo Alidnight, 3. Limit, dog (2 entries): Fred. Redfoarn's Holme Pycnot, 1; B. It. Ritchie's Riverslea Michael 2. Open, dog (5 entries): C. IT. Bunker's Riversdale. Rex, J ; Fred Redfearn’s Holme J’yenot, 2; B. IT. Ritcliie’s Riverslea Michael, 3. Puppy, hitch (1 entry): C. J. Nelson's Winstone Pladie, 1. Novice, bitch (1 entry): C. J. Nelson’s Winstone Pladie. Open, bitch (1 entry): C. J. Nelson's AVinstone Pladie. SAM O A'IODE. Puppy, dog (1 entry): L. S. Richmond's Northern Chief of Archangel, J. Puppy, bitch (I entry): L. S. Richmond's Northern Empress of Archangel, 1. PEKINESE. Colonial Bred, bjteli (1 entry): Miss Al. Simmotuls’ Lady Lulu, 1. Open, hitch (I entry): Aliss At. Simmonds’ Lady Lulu, 1. Brace (I entry): AV. E. Short's Clematis Klaxon and Einga, 1. Team, any variety (1 entry): AV. F. Shortt's Clematis Klaxon, Clematis Captain and Einga, 1.

STAKES. Terrier Stakes (!) entries): C. H. Bunker's Rivorsdalo Rex, 1; Miss At. 10. Nathan's Milo Mereiuy, 2: Airs. O. At. Stephenson's Tarza.il, 3; Fred' Redfearn’ii Ryhurn Rye, v.h.e. Sporting Stakes (excluding terriers) (111 entries): T. W. Alunro’s Alalii Laddie, !; Mrs. C, J. .Dailies' Idstone I,elm, 2; T. Joiiey’s Gipsy Buss, : Nightingale Brothers’ Alalii Alajor, v.h.e. Non-Sporting Stakes (oxeluding toys), <4 entries): Id. Goodwin’s Knimii Dusky Queen, I; ,1. A. Townsend’s Idlmsley Estelle, 2; Alisses AVi 1 - son and Slmnionds’ Czar of Wolfhaven, 3; Mrs. E. At. Cohen’s Crum-" stone Emma, v.h.e.

Grand Puppy Stakes (S entries): Mrs. C. .T. Dailies’ Idstone Deba, 1; F. G. Hankin's Belvedere Dance, 2; Miss M. K. Nathan's Moerangi Miss Muffit, 3. Junior Stakes ((i entries): W. F. Sliortt.’s Clematis Captain, 1; Nightingale Brothers’ Mnlii Silver Belle, 2: Fred Bedfearn’s Ryoburn Rye, 3: B. 11. Ritchie's Riverslea Michael, v.h.c. Open Stakes (la entries): T. \V. Mimro’s Malii Laddie, 1: Mrs. C. .1. Dailies' Idstone llidona, 2: Miss M. 10. Nathan’s Milo Mercury, 3; T. t Jobey’s Gipsy Lass, v.h.c. j BULLDOGS: ! Colonial bred. bitch (1 entry) : 10. Goodwin’s Kauri Dusky Queen, 1. Open, Liteh (1 entry) : E. Goodwin’s Kainui Dusky Queen, 1. GRIM* HOUNDS Open, hitch (1 entry): X. ,T. Hill’s Lady Twilight, i. POINTERS Puppy, dog (4 entries): F. 0. ilankin’s Belvedere Lance. 1 : Bert Wilson, 2 and 3. Novice, dog (1 entry) : F. G. ITankin’s Belvedere Lance, 1. Open, dog (1 entry): W. F. Shorlt’s Clematis Captain, 1. Puppy, bitch (1 entry) : W. F. Shoi'tl.’s Clematis Klaxon. 1. Novice, hitch (1 entry): vV. F. Shortt’s Clematis Klaxon, 1. Junior, hitch (1 entry) : W. F. Shortt's Clematis Klaxon, 1. Open, bitch (1 entry): W. F. Shortt’s Einga, 1. COCKED SPANIELS (Black) Pitppv, dog (1 nntrv) : Mrs. E. W. Wells’ 'Mola Black Man, 1. Novice, dog (1 entry) : .Mrs. E. W. Wells’ Mola Black Alan, 1. Junior, dog (1 entry) : Airs. E. X\. Wells’ Mola Black Alan, 1. Colonial bred, dog (2 entries) : T. F. Taylor’s Ben Bowdlcr, 1 : Mrs. E. AM Wells’ Alola Black Alan, 2. Limit, dog (1 entry) : Airs. E. W. Wells’ Alola Black Alan, ]. Open, dog (1 entry) ; T. E. Taylor’s Pea Rowdier, 1. Open, bitch (2 entries) : T. Jobey’s Gipsy I.ass, 1. COCKER .SPANIELS (Other than Black) Puppy, dog (2 entries): Aliss Al. Cliffords Dodger. 1 ; W. Houston's Nuhaka Pat, 2. Novice, dog (1 entry): r. Freaman’s Austral Brigand, 1. Junior, dog (1 entry) : W. Houston’s Kipling, 1. Colonial bred, dog (1 entry): FFreaman’s Austral Brigand, 1. Limit, dog (1 entry) : F. Freaman’s Austral Brigand, 1. Open, dog (3 entries) : 7. Freaman’s Austral Brigand, 1 ; W. Houston's Kipling, 2. Pnppv, bitch (2 entries) : AY. K. Percy’s Belmonte Gillian, 1. Novice, bitch (2 entries) : W. K. Percy’s Belmonte Gillian, 1 ; C. Matches’ Wee Dandy, 2. Junior, Intch (2 entries): W. K. Percy’s Belmonte Gillian, 1 ; O. Matches’ Wee Dandy, 2. Open : AW K. Percy’s Belmonte Gillian, E ENGLISH SETTERS Novice, dog (1 entry) : Chas. Alossmaii’s Alahi Sport, 1. Junior, dog (1 entry) : Nightingale Bros.’ Alahi .Major, 1. Colonial bred, clog (3 entries) : T. W. Alunro’s Alahi Laddie, 1; Nightingale Bros.’ Alahi .Major, 2; Chas. Alossman’s Alahi Sport, 3. Limit, dog (2 entries) : Nightingale Bros.’ Alahi .Major, 1 ; Chas. Alossman’s Alahi Sport, 2. Open, dog (3 entries) : T. W. Alunro’s Alahi Laddie. ] ; Nightingale Bros.’ Alahi Major, 2; Chas. Alossman’s Alahi Sport, 3* Junior, hitch (1 entry) : Nightingale' Bros., Alahi Silver Belle, ]. Colonial bred, bitch (2 entries) : Nightingale Bros.’ Alahi Silver Belle, 1. Limit, hitch (2 entries) : Nightingale Bros.’ Alahi Silver Belle. 1. Open, bitch. (2 entries) : Nightingale Bros.’ Malii Silver Belle, 1. IBTSIT SETTERS Junior dog (I entry) : Airs. \Y. IT. Scott's Sandy, 1. Limit, dog (2 entries) : Airs, C. IT. Scott’s Snrdav, 1. Puppy, hitch (1 entry); Airs. C. J. Dailies’ Idstone Leba. I.' Open, hit eh (2 entries) : Mrs. C. .1. Dailies Idstone Didona, t ; J. IliTion’s Holme Princess of Antrim, 2. Colonial bred bitch (1 entry) : T. Hilton s Holme Princess of Antrim, 1. GORDON SETTERS Open, dog (1 entry): 11. English’s Brae, 1. SCOTCH TERRIERS Limit, dog (1 entry): \>. Clarke’s Sandy, 1. Open, dog (1 entry) : W. Clark’s Sandy, 1.

COMPETITIONS. •I edge, Mr. ,!. Lyons, Hastings. Maiden .lump (10 entries). —R. McIntyre’s Brutus, 1; 0. Evans’ Waliine, 2; A. Dover's Frosty Jack, 3. Hun tors' Competition, to carry not less than 12 stone (22 entries). —0. Mclntyre’s Brutus, 1; T. D. Mossman’s (linger Mirk, 2; P. ]?. Nicholas’ Tan Tau,

Pony Leaping Competition, 14.2 hands and under, to be ridden by | boy or girl under 10 years (7 entries). —Miss J. Bennett’s Cloud, 1; Aliss Pam Torbett’s Flash, 2; Peter Cram’s Fire Fly, 3. Alaori Leaping Competition (7 entries). —S. Stone’s Waipai, 1; E. IT. To Ngaio’s Sheik, 2; T. Iv. To Poki, Ladies’ Hunters’ Competition (IS entries). —Aliss .1. Bennett’s Tip Toes, 1; A. Dover’s Frosty Jack, 2: Aliss P. jSainsbury ’s Buddy, Jumping Competition, open to hoys land girls under 12 years of age (7

entries). —Tan Dickie, 1; Ken Cram’s Peggy, 2; Tommy Winiata, 3; Alan Dcvor, v.h.c. Open Leaping Competition (21 entries). —Aliss J. Bennett’s Tip Toes, T; F. IT. To Ngaio’s Rally, 2; E. J. B. Murphy’s Ice Cream, 3.

INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION

FRUIT Locally Grown

Judge, Air. J. Brethertoii, Wairoa. Apples, collection (3 entries): 'l. Lambert, 1; Mrs. S. Rote, 2; M. Unwin, Peaches (3 entries): Mrs. A. Haynes, 1; Mrs. S. A. Dickie, 2 and 3. Nectarines (4 entries): Mrs. A. Haynes, 1; Mrs. O. Hall, 2. Oranges (2 entries): Mrs. S. G. Stacey, 1 and 2. Lemons (1 entry): Miss Elizabeth Nolan, 1. Plums, collection, amateurs only (2 entries): Miss Elizabeth Nolan, 1: T. Lambert, v.h.c. VEGETABLES Judge, Mr. J. Bretlicrton, Wairoa. Potatoes, white (23 entries): A'. E. Ram lose, 1; Mrs. A. Ilowell, 2; Miss Elizabeth Nolan, 3: Mrs. 13. Alayo, v.h.c.

Potatoes, red: Mrs. 11. L. ,Spence, 1; Mrs. Con O’Sullivan, 2; Mrs. Gray, 3; Mrs. E. Single, v.h.c. Onions, Brown Spanish (11 entries): Rev. B. Teague, 1 and 2; Mrs. Ivan Anderson, 3. Onions, heaviest (5 entries): Mrs. E. Gray, 1; S. G. Compton, 2; R. 'Miller, 3. Cabbage (7 entries): G. Wilson, 1 and 2- Mrs. S. Rofc, 3. Carrots, short (11 entries): R. .T. Brownlie, 1; Mrs. S. Rote, 2; Mrs. 11. L. Spence, 3. Parsnips (8 entries): Mrs. Vincent, I; Mrs. H. Rote, 2; Mrs. B. Mayo, 3. Marrow (7 entries): V. E. Ramlose, 1 and 2, Mrs. J. Andersen, 3. Rhubarb (9 entries): Mrs. 8. A. Dickie, 1; S. G. Compton, 2; V. S. Rnmlose, 3. Tomatoes (7 entries): Mrs. Auftermaur, 1; G. Habgood, 2; Mrs. s. Kofe, 3.

Beaus, French, (> pods (2 entries): Mrs. B. Mayo, 1; Mrs. E. Gray, 2. Beans, runner (12 entries): S. G Compton, ,1; E. Steed, 2 and 3. I’oas (5 entries): Mrs. A. Mayo, I; Airs. H. J. Kent, 2; Airs. E. Gray, 3. Turnips (2 .entries): Airs.' A. Howell, 1, B. J. Brownlie, 2.

Red Beet (0 entries): S. Gibbs, 1; Airs. E.-Gray, 2; lan Dickie, 3. Collection of Vegetables (9 entries): J. Grundy 1, Alr.s. S. Role, 2; Airs. B. Mayo, 3; lan Dickie, v.h.c. COOKING Judge, Mrs. R. BucFanan, Tiakitaliuna. White bread (4 entries) : Airs. Con. O’Sullivan, 1; Miss Bruce, 2 ; All's. V. E. Ramlose, 3. ! Nut and date loaf (5 entries): Airs. P. J. Brewster, 1; Miss Rona Mitchell, 2; Alisa-Rona Unwin, 3. Oven scones, plain (7 entries): Airs. J. Cibbs, 1: Aliss Rona Umvin, 2 and 5. Oven scones, fancy (5 entries): Aliss Rona Unwin, 1 and 2; Airs. B. A. Yelverton, 3.

Girdle scones (2 entries): Airs. A. E. Habgood, 1; Airs. B. A. Yelverton, 2. •Chocolate cake (3 entries): Mrs. P. J. Brewster, 1 : Aliss Rona Alitcheli, 2: Aliss Rona Unwin, 3.

I Shortbread (10 entries): Airs. A. E Habgood, 1; Aliss Eva Kent, 2; Airs. P J. Brewster, 3.

Sponge sandwich, with butter (6 ontries):, Mrs. .■ G. Mayo, 1: Airs. P. J Rtewsteiv.2;, Airs. S. Rofe, 3.

•; -Sponge sandwich, without butter (5 entries) : Mrs. G. Mayo, 1; Airs. S. Rofe, 2; Airs. P. J, Brewster.-3. U-Sponge roll (4 entries): Mrs. I’. ,T. Brewster, 1; Airs. S. Rofe, 2 • Aliss Rona Mitchell, 3,

■Cream puffs (4 entries): Miss Rona Mitchell, 1; Alias Bell Kent, 2; Mrs. A. E.- Habgood, 3. ! Gingerbread (9 entries): Airs. Bert Alillei’y 1; Miss Eva. Kent, 2; Aliss Rona Uinvin, 3.

Pikelets (7 entries) : Airs. S. G. Stacev, 1 and 2; Airs. S. Rofe, 3.

■ Seed cake (7 entries): Airs. S. Rofe, 1; Miss J. Unwin, 2; Aliss Rona Umvin, 3. Puff pastry (6 entries): Airs. P. J. Brewster,! 1; Aliss Rona Alitcheli, 2: Airs. H. J. Kent, 3. Plain meringues (3 entries): Aliss J. Coker, 1; Aliss Rona Alitcheli, 2. Cheese straws (6 entries): Airs. A. Mayo, 1,2, and 3. ■Sausage rolls (2 entries) : Airs. B. Mayo, 1; Airs P. J. Brewster, 2.

Fruit cake (15 entries): Airs. P. J Brewster, 1; Airs. N. S. Hill. 2; Airs Bert Aliller, 3; Airs. B. Alayo, v.h.c. Mrs, G. Alayo, h.c;; Airs. B. A. Velvetton, c.

Cherry cake (5 entries): Mrs. B. A Yelverton, 1 ; Airs. P. J. Brewster, 2 Mrs. G. Scragg, 3. Gems (7 entries): Aliss Rona Unwin 1 and 2 ; Alr.s. V. E. Ramlose, 3.

Aladeira cake (11 entries): Mrs. A. Mayo, 1; Airs. S. Rofe, 2; Airs. 15. A. Yelverton, 3. Coffee sponge, sandwich (4 entries): Miss J. Unwin, 1 ; Miss Rona Alitcheli, 2; Aliss Rona Unwin, 3. Plain sponge cake (5 entries): Airs. G. Scragg!, 1; unknown, 2; Mrs. P. J. Brewster, 3.

—Kahnngunu Alam-i Ropu — Sponge sandwich, without butter (4 entries) : Tahaenui Rallies’ Committee, 1 and 2; Airs. 13. Edwards, 3. Sponge sandwich, with butter (2 entries) : Tahaenui Ladies’ Committee, J and 2: .Mrs. !!. Edwards, 3. —Novice Classes— Bread, while (4 entries): Mrs. D. Lindsay. I: Alls. Con O’Sullivan, 2; Mrs. \. K. Ramlose, 3. Plain scones (4 entries): Aliss Jean Habgood. 1: Mrs. Con 0 Sullivan, 2, Mrs. V. E. Ramlose, 3. Faucv scones (2 entries) : Mrs. Con O’Sullivan, 1; Airs. V. E. Ramlose, 2. Shortbread (6 entries): Aliss Jean Habgood. 1; Airs. Con O'Sullivan, 2; Aliss Bell Kent, 3. , . Pikelets (3 entries) : Aliss Alelvme Forbes, 1 ; Airs. C. O’Sullivan, 2; Aliss Jean Habgood, 3. Sponge sandwich (6 entries): All’s. Ivan Anderson, 1; Miss Jean Habgood. 2; Mrs. Con O’Sullivan. 3. Fruit cake, whole (14 entries): Aliss Alelvine Forties,, 1: Airs. Brewster, i\ Mrs. Bryant, 3; Airs. H. Christensen, v.h.c.; Mrs. E- Clark, h.c.; Aliss JCoker, c. -—Electric Cooking—(Open) Fruit cake (9 entries): Airs. P. JBrewster. 1 : Mrs. N. S. ITi 11, 2; Mrs. Bert Miller, 3; Airs. B. A. Yelverton, v.h.c. ; Airs. G. Mayo. h.c. Aladeira cake (6 outlies): Aliss J. Coker. 1 ; Aliss Rona Unwin, 3. Seed cake (6 entries): Aliss .1. Coker, 1; All's. P. J. Brewester, 2; Miss J. Unwin. 3. , , Ginger bread (8 entries): All's. _!>«'<• Aliller, 1; Aliss J. Coker, 2; Aliss Rona Unwin, 3. . .., Plain scones (8 entries): Aliss Rona l nwin, 1 and 2 : Aliss J. Coker, 3. Sponge sandwich (6 entries) : Airs. •• Mayo, 1: Aliss J. Coker, 2; Mrs. P. .J. Brewster, 5. GIRLS UNDER 18 Bread, while (1 entry): Aliss D. Delaney, 1. Shortbread (5 entries): Aliss Nancy Swan, 1- Aliss Delaney, 2 ; Aliss H. MiHer, 3.’ „ r . _- n Gingerbread (1 entry): Aliss D, Delaney, 1. ... Oven scones (1 entry) : Aliss D. Delaney, 1. Half-pound cake as per recipe (o entries): Aliss Nancy Swan, 1; Aliss .11. Aliller. 2; Aliss D.'Delaney, 3. Champion fruit cake. —Mrs. Browstoi. —Girl Guides—- • Sponge (2 entries): Betty Gordon, 1; Aliss Dorothy Unwin, 2. Plain scones (2 entries) : Aliss Betty Gordon, 1; Miss Dorothy Unwin, 2. —Children’s Section— Sponge sandwich entries): Miss Betty Gordon, 1: Miss Nancy Swan, 2. Gingerbread (2 entries): Aliss Dorothy Umvin, 1; Aliss Betty Gordon, 2. Pikelets (2 entries): Aliss June Forbes, 1: Miss Bettv Gordon, 2. Scones (2 entries) : Miss Dorothy Unwin, 1; Miss Betty Gordon, 2. Shortbread (4 entries): Aliss Nancy Swan, 1; Aliss Dorothy Umvin, 2; Aliss Hazel Aliller, 3. PRESERVES, ETC. Judge, Airs.’ 13. Aliller, Hastings. / Alarmalade (10 entries) : Airs. G. Scragg, 1 and v.h.c.; Airs. A. E, Habgood, 2; Airs. N. S. Hill, 3. Jam, collection (10 entries) : Airs. A. 11. 11. Umvin, land v.h.c.; Airs. A. E. Habgood. 2; Airs. N. S. Ilill, 3. Jain, gooseberry (7 entries) : Airs. G. Scragg. 1 • Mrs. V. E. Rpanlose, 2; Mrs. N. S. Hill, 3: Airs. A. 11. 11. Umvin, v.h.c. Jam, apricot (9 entries): Airs. G. Scragg, 1- Mrs. A. E. Habgood, 2; Mrs. V. E. Ramlose, 3;- Airs. A. 11. li. Umvin, v.h.c. Jam. raspberry (8 entries) : Airs. A. 11. H. Unwin, land 2 ; Mrs. N. S. Hill, 3 and v.h.c. Jam, strawberry (7 entries) : Airs. G. Scragg, 1; Mrs. V. K. Ramlose, 2; Airs. A. E. Habgood, 3; Airs. A. li. 11. Umvin v.h.c. Jellies, light coloured (3 entries): Airs. N. S. Hill, 1; Airs. V. E. Ramlose, 2. Jellies, dark coloured (4 entries) : All’s. N. S. Hill, 1,2 and 3. Lemon honey (3 entries) : All’s. A. 11. 11. Unwin, 1 and 3: Mrs. A. E. Habgood, 2. Bottled fruit, collection (7 entries) : 1 Mrs. A. IL H. Umvin, 1 and 2; Airs. N. S. Hill, 3; Airs. Y. E. Ramlose, v.h.c. Bottled pears (6 entries): Airs. S. G. Stacey, 1; Mrs. A. K. Habgood, 2; Airs. A. IL 11. Umvin, 3 and v.h.c. Bottled rhubarb (4 entries) : Mrs. A. IT. H. Unwin, 1 and 3; Mrs. N. S. Hill, 2. Bottled gooseberries (4 entries) : Airs. N. S. Hill, 1. 2 and 3. Bottled peaches (4 entries): Airs. N. S. Hill, 1; Airs. A. E. Habgood, 2; Airs. A. H. 11. Unwin, 3. Bottled apricots (6 entries) : Airs. A. H. IL Unwin, 1 and 3; Airs. N. S. Hill, 2; Alrsv A. K. Habgood, v.h.c. Bottled lomaloes (4 entries): Ah's. N. S. Hill, 1; Mrs. W. Coker, 2; Airs. A. 11. H. Unwin, 3. Pickled onions, in dark vinegar (2 entries) : Mrs. A. 11. 11. Umvin, 1; Airs. 8. G. Stacey, 2. _ ' Pickled onions in while vinegar (3 entries): Airs. V. E. Ramlose, 1; Airs. A. E. Habgood, 2; Airs. A. 11. If. Umvin. 3. t Pickled red cabbage (3 entries): Airs. A. 11. 11. Umvin. 1 and 2; Mrs. A. K. Ilabgood, 3. Pickles, collection (3 entries) : Airs. A. E. Habgood, 1; Mrs. A'. E. Rnmlose, 2; Airs. A. IT. 11. Unwin, 3. Chutney (8 entries) : Airs. A. 11. IT. Unwin. 1 and 3; Airs. S. G. Stacey, 3; Mrs. A. K. Habgood, v.h.c. Tomato sauce (5 entries): Airs. A. K. Habgood, 1; Airs. V. E. Ramlose, 2; Airs. A. If. 11. Umvin, 3 and v.h.c. Two varieties of sauce (4 entries) : Airs. A. IT. If. Umvin, 1 and 3; Mrs. Y. E. Ramlose, 2. ITome-made soap (6 entries) : Mrs. A. E. Habgood. 1; Aliss E. C!lenity, 2; Mrs. Saggers, 3; Airs. A. Jones, v.h.c. Egtrs, lien’s (4 entries) : Airs. A. E. Habgood, 1; Airs. F. Hill, 2 and 3. SEWING SECTION Judge, Aliss C. Andrews, Feilding. Cushion (3 entries): Mrs. G. A. Ivenny, 1; Airs. J. Newton, 2; Aliss Jean Habgood, 3. Eylethole, embroidery work (3 entries) •• Mrs. J. Newton, 1,2, and 3. Smocking (4 entries): Aliss Grace Jones, 1; Miss N. Cotterill, 2; Aliss E. Glenny, 3: Airs. Bert Aliller, b.c. Cross-stitch embroidery (2 entries): Miss Olive Dring, 1 and 2. Richelieu embroidery (5 entries) : Airs. J. Newton, 1; Miss Olive Dring, 2; Airs. J. L. Spence, 3; Mrs. W. 0. Pengelly/ h.c.

Table centre (8 entries): "Miss Olive Urine;, 1 all( l 2; Airs. .1. Newton, 3. Afternoon tenclotli, embroidered (1 entry): Sirs., <J. Newton, 1. Troyclotli, coloured (9 entries): Miss Olive. Dring, 1; Mrs. I'. J. Cbnllies, 2; Mrs. .1. Newton, 3; Miss Hadley, v.li.c.: Miss Olive ltring, b.e. Cliild's dress, embroidered (2 entries) : Airs. I>. J. Obnllies, 1; Mrs. .). Newton, 2.

Embroidered guest towel (6 entries): I Mrs. I*. J. Challies, 1; Mrs. J. Newton, 2: Airs. W. 0. Pengelly, 3; Aliss Olive j Dring, v.Ji.e. Hand-made embroidered handkerchief (4 entries): Airs. J. Newton, 1,2, and 3. Tea cosy (6 entries): Airs. J, Newton,; 1 ; Miss Olivo Dring, 2; Mrs. Hilda. Ram-j sey, 3. Princess petticoat (4 entries): Mrs. ,T. Newton, 1; Mrs. P. J. Clnillies, 2; Aliss (Hive Dring, 3. Luncheon or bedroom set (9 entries): Airs. P. J. Challies, 1; Airs. J. Newton, 2; Miss Olive Dring, 3. White fancy work, other than eyelet and Richelieu (2 entries): Airs. J. Newton. 1 ; Aliss J. Hayes, 2. D’Oyley, excluding crochet (5 entries): Airs. W. 0. Pengelly, 1; Miss Olive Dring, 2; Airs. J. Newton, 3; Miss Olive Dring, h.c. Best sample of coloured fancy work (7 entries): Airs. P. Challies, I; Miss Olive Dring, 2 and 7>. Prettiest, and best worked nightdress (4 entries) : Mrs. W. O. Pengelly, 1; Airs. P. J. Challies, 2; Aliss Olive Dring, 3. Rest fancy apron (4 entries): Aliss 0. Boyce, .1; Aliss Radley, 2; Aliss M. Hadley, 3. Pair bedroom slippers (4 entries): Airs. Hilda Ramsey, 1 and 2; Airs.. AI. R. Uransconibe, 3, Alose useful article., made from sugar bag (7 entries): Airs. \Y. AI. Smith, 1; Airs. Gladys Kenny, 2; Airs. \\". S. Kerr, 3; Aliss E. Glenny, v.h.c. WAIROA COUNTY ONLY Rest, worked cloth in colours (8 entries): Aliss V. CL. Bainbridge, 1; Airs. J. L. Spence, 2; Airs. Bryant, 3. Embroidery (8 entries): Aliss Lorraine Edwards, 1; Alias J. Coker, 2; Alias V. G. Bainbridge, 3 and v.h.c. Needlework in wool (6 entries) : Mrs. Bryant, 1; Airs. O'. Evans, 2 and 3. D’Oyloy, embroidered (5 entries) : Aliss Nancy Deaeon, 1 and 2; Aliss. A*. G. Bainbridge, 3. Guest towel (2 entries): Aliss Nancy Deacon, 1. Socks (4 entries) : Airs. T. A. Glenny, 1; Airs. 15. A. Yelverton, 2; Airs. J. L. Spence, 3. AY.I. AND W.D.F.U. Wairoa and Districts Article from sugar bag (7 entries): Mrs. J, Gibbs, 1; Mrs. H. L. Spence, 2; Mrs. AY. S; Kerr, 3; Mrs. 0. Evans, v.h.c. Halid-made children’s toys (1 entry) : Airs. J. Gibbs, 1. Child’s frock (1 entry): Airs. L. Litchfield, 1. Cloth, worked in colours (3 entries): Airs. J. L. Spence, 1; Airs. B. Edwards, 2; Airs. J. L Spence, 3. Fleece mat (2 entries) : Airs. 0. Evans, 1. Wool mat (2 entries) : Airs. 0. Evans, 1 and 2. Hand-made basket (2 entries) : Airs. Forbes, 1; Aliss M. Perkins, 2. KAHUNGUNU AIAORI ROPU Cushion from sugar bag’ (2’entries): Airs. AL Riyan, 1 and 2. Alaori kete (1 entry) : Talianui Ladies’ Committee, 1. Afternoon tea doth or supper cloth (2 entries): Mrs. B. Edwards, 1; Tahanui Ladies’ Committee, 2. Pullover or-cardigan (1 entry): Airs. B. Edwards, 1. WOMEN’S INSTITUTE OPEN Collection of articles or garments of utility and thrift (5 entries): Wairoa Women’s Institute. 1 and 2; Women’s Division Farmers' Union, 3. —Knitting— Beret (2 entries): Aliss AI. Gill, 1 ; Airs. J. Campbell, 2. Garment made of New Zealand wool (3 entries): Airs. .1. Irvine, 1: Mrs. <J. T. Woodhill, 2; Aliss- AL Gill, 3; Mrs. W. A. Gordon, v.h.c.; Aliss N. Cotterill, h.c.; Aliss Beta Bassett, h.c. Bootees (8 entries): Aliss Jean Juden, 1; Aliss Beta Bassett. 2; Aliss May Ashton, 3; Mrs. W.. A. Gordon, v.h.c. ; Aliss AL Gill, h.c. Prettiest jumper (3 entries): Aliss Ret a Bassett, 1; Mrs. T. A. Glenny, 2; Aliss AI. Gill, 3. Knitted cardigan (4 entries) : All’s. J. T. Woodhill, 1; Airs. Ada AlcAndoc, 2; Airs. T. A. Glenny, 3. Any other knitted article (11 entries) : 1 Aliss Beta Bassett, 1; Aliss L. Lander, 1 2; Aliss Jean Juden. 3: Mrs. J. Campbell, v.h.c.; Airs. E. AL Dahm, li.c.; Mrs. M. R, Branscombe, c. Baby’s coat. (3 entries): Aliss Jean Juden, 1: Aliss Beta Bassett, 2; Airs. 11. T. Woodhill, 3. Rally’s set (4 entries): Aliss Beta Bassett, 1; Aliss Jean Juden, 2; Mrs. W. A. Gordon, 3. Socks (8 entries): Airs. J. Campbell, 1; Airs. W, A. Gordon, 2; Airs. F. LL Grant, 3. Socks, coarse (4 entries): Airs. F. B. Grant, 1 and 2; Mrs. J. Campbell, 3. —Crochet— Infant’s jacket (2 entries): Aliss May Ashton, 1 and 2. IVO v lev (7 entries): Airs. C. E. Knipc, 1: Ali'ss‘May Ashton, 2; Airs. At. R. Branscombe, 3. Tray cloth, crochet edge (3 entries): Mrs. O. E. Knipc, 1; Aliss I. Gray, 2; Airs. Pnckwood, 3. Piece of crochet, in fine cotton (2 entries): Aliss Rona Alitcheli, 1; Airs. ED. Odliani, 2. Piece of crochet in coarse cotton (2 entries): Mrs. AL. 11. Branscombe, 1; Mrs. E. I). Oldham, 2. —Girls Under 10--Embroidery work, coloured (2’entries): Aliss AL Bod ley. 1; Aliss Lorraine Edwards, 2. Apron (4 entries): Aliss E. Lister, 1 and 2; Aliss Isobel Easton, 3. Knitted garment (9 entries): Miss M. Hayes, 1; Miss I. Glenny, 2; Miss Isabel Easton, 3. —Art— Stencilling (4 entries): Airs. Hilda Ramsey, 1,2, and 3. Lcatlier work, embossed (2 entries): Aliss L. Stone, 1 ; 0. Stone, 2. Poker work (7 c-nt.ries): Airs. W. T. Peat, 1 ; Mrs. L. Litchfield, 2; Mrs. Stiehbufy, 3; Airs 1 . Bryant, v.h.c.; Airs. Sticlibury, b.c.; Mrs. W. T. Peat, h,c. Graft-work, not already enumerated (5 entries): Alr.s. l’nckwood, 1; Aliss .June Joblin, 2; Airs. W.. T. Peat, 3. Tapestry (6 entries): Airs. J. Svenson, 1 and 2; Mrs. J. Svenson and Airs. Jl. M. McDonald, equal, 3. —Girl Guides — Hand-sown article (1 entry) : Aliss. Ellen Robins, I. . Knitted article (1 entry): Aliss Phyllis Unwin, 1.

NATIONAL DANCING

Judge, Mrs. Braid, Now Plymouth. Competitors: Misses Thelma .Dunn, Gisborne; Eileen Fimieano, Wniroa; Joyce Hill, Namier; Shirley Jones, Wniroa; Tui Menzics, Gisborne; Ellen Bedding, Napier; Alma Rntelille, Wnfroa; P. Summers, Wniroa; Norma Stewart, Napier; Jean Stewart. Napier; Joyce Thompson, Napier; Noeline Wilkins, Wniroa; Ngaire Wilkins, Wniroa; Hazel Miller, Hastings; Annette Shields, Gisborne; Margaret Jonasen, Gisborne; Edith Livingston, G isborne.

Highland Fling, umlcr 11 (I entries): Annette Shields, .1; Joyce Tli ompson, 2. Sailor’s Hornpipe, II and under .14 (G entries): Hazel Miller, 1; Joyce Hill, 2; Margaret Jonasen, 11. Irish dig, 14 and under .18 (2 entries): Edith Livingston, 1; P. Summers, 2.

Irish Jig, IT. and over, open (2 en tries): Edith Livingston, 1; P. Sum tners, 2.

Sword Dance, under 11 years (3 entries): Annette Shields, 1; Joan Stewart, 2.

Irish Jig, 11 and under 14 -(7 entries): Tui Menzies. 1; Joyce Hill, 2; Hazel Miller, Irish Reel Duo, under 14 years (3 entries): Annette Shields and partner, 1; Margaret Jonasen and Thelma Dunn, 2.

Sailor’s Hornpipe, 14 and under IS (2 entries): Edith Livingstone, 1; P. Summers, 2.

Sean Trubhais, under 1! (3 entries): Annette Shields, 1; Jean Stewart, 2; Norma Stewart, 3. Sean Trubhais, 11 and under .11 (G entries): Tui Menzies, I; Hazel Miller, 2; Margaret Jonasen, 3. Sailor’s Hornpipe, under 11 (4 entiles): Annette Shields, 1; Joyce Thompson, 2; Jean Stewart, 3. Highland Fling, 11 and under 14 ((> entries): Margaret Jonasen, 1; Joyce Hill, 2; Hazel Miller, 3. Irish Jig, under 31. (4 entries): Annette Shields, I; Joyce Thompson 2; Jean Stewart, 3.

Sword Dance, 11 and under 14 (7 entries): Hazel Miller, 1; Margaret Jonasen. 2; Tui Menzies, 3; Xoeline Wilkins, v.h.e.

Sword Dance, 14 and under IS (1 entry): Edith Livingston, 1.

Highland Fling, local only (5 entries): N’oelene Wilkins, I; Eileen Finucanc, 2; Alma Ratcliffo, 3. Highland Fling, 14 and under IS (2 entries): E. Livingston, 1; P. Summers, 2.

Sean Trubhais, 14 and. under IS (2 entries): Edith Livingston, 1; I*. Summers, 2.

Scan Trubhais, 15 and over, open (1 entry): Edith Livingston, 1.

Iteel o’ Tnlloeh, under 14 (it entries): Hazel Miller, 1: Margaret Jonasen, 2; Joyce Hill 3; Thelma Dunn, v.h.e., Annette .Shields, h.c., Tui Menzies, c.

Sailor’s Hornpipe, local only (4 entries): Xoeleue Wilkins, 1; Alma Ratcliffe, 2; Shirley Jones, 3; Eileen Finucanc, v.h.e. Highland Reel, under 14 (S entries): Joyce Hill, J; Hazel Miller, 2; Tui Menzies, 3; Annette Shields, ih.c., Margaret. Jonasen, v.h.e. Irish Jig, local only (5 entries): Xoeline Wilkins, 1; Alma Ratcliffo, 2; lEileen Finucane, 3; Shirley Jones, 'v.h.e,.; Xgairo Wilkins, h.c. Dress Competition ((j entries): Hazel Miller, 1; Edith Livingston, 2; Margaret Jonasen, 3. Highland Fling, 15 and over, open (2 entries): Edith Livingston, 1; P. Summers, 2.

Irish Reel Duo, local only (2 entries): Alma Ratcliffo and Xoeleue Wilkins, 1; Eileen Finucanc and Shirley Jones, 2.