ROYAL SHOW
THE SECOND DAY SOUTHLAND BREEDERS SUCCESSFUL THE PRIZE LIST. (Our Special Reporter); PALMERSTORN NORTH, November 5. The continuance of fine weather attracted another large attendance to the Royal Show to-day. The judging of the live stock was commenced this morning. The gate receipts yesterday showed a gratifying increase over those for the corresponding Show last year, the takings being a little in excess of £B6, just double first day’s takings of the 1923 fixture, when £43 was recorded. At noon the Show was officially opened by Lord Jellicoe, who, with Lady Jellicoe, was welcomed by a large gathering. Speeches were delivered by Mr W. Perry, President of the Royal Agricultural Society, Hon. W. Nosworthy and Mr J. A. Nash, M.P., President of the Manawatu Agricultural and Pastoral Association. Occasion was taken to farewell His Excellency, who was presented with an address from the Manawatu A. and P. Association. Lord Jellicoe was also presented with a life membership badge of the Royal Society. In a speech of acknowledgement, the Governor-General stressed the value of the Royal Show, remarking that it would result in further increasing the high standards of New Zealand stock. In the sheep classes, Southland exhibitors swept the board in the Border Leicesters. In the wool section, Southland awards are:— Ram, 18 months or under—R. Anderson (Kauana) 1 and reserve champion, and very highly commended, P. Johnston (Gore) 2. Two Rams, 18 months and over—G. P. Johnston 1, R. Anderson 2. Ram, over 18 months and under 42 months—G. P. Johnston 1 and champion. Ewe, 18 months or under—R. Anderson 1 and champion and 2, G. P. Johnston 3. Two Ewes, 18 months or under—G. P. Johnston 1, R. Anderson 2. CHAMPIONSHIP AWARDS. Following are the results of the judging to-day:— SHEEP. Lincoln in wool: ram champion and reserve, also cup for champion of champions: W. Perry and Son. (Masterton); ewe: W. Ryman (Masterton). Romney Marsh: ram champion and reserve: J. E. Hewitt (Mangamaire); ewe: champion, J. Grigg (Longbeach); reserve, Canterbury Agricultural College. Border Leicester: ram: champion, G. P. Johnston (Gore) ; ewe: champion and reserve, R. Anderson (Kauana, Southland). Shropshire Down: ram: champion, Canterbury Agricultural College; reserve, L. W. and J. E. Storry (Southbridge); ewe, champion and reserve, Messrs Storry. Southdown: ram: champion and reserve, J. Knight (Feilding); ewe, H. Burrell and Son. (Feilding). Ryelands: ram: champion and reserve, T. A. Stephens (Irwell) ; ewe, champion, T. A. Stephens; reserve, Brooks (Irwell). Corriedales: ram: champion, J. A Johnston (Palmerston North) ; reserve, J. Andrew (Waihao Downs) ; ewe, champion and reserve, L. W. Storiy (Southbridge). CATTLE. Champions—Shorthorn Bull: R. D. D, McLean's Napdale Diamond Conqueror; reserve, Arch McLean’s Greenhill Royal Duke 19th; cow, R. D. D. McLean’s Beaulieu Duchess 2nd; reserve, R. D. D. McLean’s Loch Plover 3. Herefords: bull, J. McKenzie’s Gay Mansel 33rd; reserve, J. McKenzie’s Gay Star; cow, G. F. Moore’s Park Lydia 10th; reserve, G. F. Moore’s Duchess of Wintercott Ist. Aberdeen Angus Bull: J. A. MacFarlane’s Olaf of Ben Lomond; reserve, F. Armstrong’s Senator of Akitio; cow, W. A. MacFarlane’s Enid of Waiterenui. Milking Shorthorn: R. D. Duxfield’s Pine Farm Gem 4th; reserve, A. C. Johnston’s Dery Duke; cow, J. C. Wright’s Braeside Sweet Nell; reserve, J. de la Haye’s Terrace View Rosie 3rd. Red Polls: bull, Central Development Farm’s Gresham Masterful (imp.) ; reserve, Central Development Farm’s Dominion Sylvanus; cow, Central Development Farm’s Louvain; reserve, Sir Heaton Rhodes’ Otahune Pansy. Friesians: bull, Central Development Farm’s Dominion Paul Colantha; reserve, J. H. Grigg’s Longbeach Dutchman 2nd; cow, Bloomfield Farm Company’s Willowvale Galatea Segis; reserve, Central Development Farm’s Jessie Beets. Ayrshires: bull, D. Buchanan’s Chailochs Ardarchie Choice (imp.) ; reserve, Mental Hospital’s Style H of Porirua; cow, T. H. Coltman’s Maesgwyn Princess; reserve, Fred Mills’ Waipapa Dolores sth. Jerseys: bull, R. W. Southee’s Miro Meadows Maori Boy; reserve, Mrs A M. Edwardes’ Matchless Victor of Bulls; cow, S. R. Lancaster’s Lady of Glens; reserve, R. Cobbe’s Violas Queen Bess. HORSES. Draught Horse Champions: Colt, Thompson’s, Ltd. (Dunedin) Brilliantshine, 3yrs; reserve, A. Donald’s (Featherston) Never Mind Him, 2yrs; mare, H. E. Cook’s (Christchurch) Yett Merrymaid; reserve, Moore and Hunter Estates’ (Hawera) Sesame.
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Southland Times, Issue 19393, 6 November 1924, Page 5
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683ROYAL SHOW Southland Times, Issue 19393, 6 November 1924, Page 5
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