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GOOD POULTRY DISPLAY

ANNUAL SHOW IN INVERCARGILL N.Z. Championship Event KEEN COMPETITION The twenty-ninth annual show of the Invercargill Poultry, Pigeon, Canary and Pets Club attracted slightly more entries than last year, a very big and representative display of poultry being benched. The show opened yesterday in the Victoria Hall and in the afternoon and evening many persons inspected the display. The show will be open today. The general opinion of the judges was that the quality of the birds exhibited was, generally, very high. The judges had a very difficult task in some classes as the competition was particularly keen. The fact that one New Zealand and several South Island championships were contested added a great deal of interest to the show. The New Zealand championship was for Indian Runner, ducks and drakes, and was won by J. Calvert, who had many other successes. Perhaps, the outstanding entry was forwarded by Mr L. Soper, of Athol. This exhibitor sent in about 80 birds for display, in the fancy pigeon section. Mr Soper is stated to be one of the biggest breeders and exhibitors of fancy pigeons in New Zealand. His entries included two Fairy Swallows, a very rare fancy breed, not before exhibited in Invercargill. Mr Soper won many awards.

The judges, Messrs R. C. Wilson, C. Fallowfield, S. Lindsay, J. Peters and R. Hodge, had a very busy morning judging the many sections but the awards were made in good time. The manner in which the show was conducted, and the awards posted, reflected great credit on the stewards headed 'by the secretary, Mr S. Robson,

PRIZE-LIST PIGEONS (Judge: Mr S. Lindsay) Pouter or Cropper cock.—Margaret Soper 1. Pouter or Cropper hen.—Margaret Soper 1. Pouter or Cropper ringed cock.—P. G. Lindsay 1 and 2, Margaret Soper 3. Pouter or Cropper ringed hen.—P. G. Lindsay 1 and 2, Margaret Soper 3. Pigmy Pputer cock.—J. A. Smith 1, Margaret Soper 2. Pigmy Pouter hen.—J. A. Smith 1. Pigmy Pouter ringed cock.—Margaret Soper 1. Pigmy Pouter ringed hen.—J. A. Smith 1.

Dragoon, any other colour but blue or black chequered, cock.—Leola Soper 1. Owl, African, cock.—Leola Soper 1. Owl, African, hen.—Leola Soper 1. Owl, African, ringed cock.—Leola Soper 1. Owl, African, ringed hen.—Leola Soper 1. Oriental Frill, cock.—Leola Soper 1. Oriental Frill, hen.—Leola Soper 1. Jacobin cock.—Mrs L. Soper 1. Jacobin hen.—Mrs L. Soper 1. Fantail white cock.—F. R. Calvert 1, Mrs L. Soper 2. Fantail white hen.—P. Winter 1, Mrs L. Soper 2, F. R. Calvert 3. Fantail white ringed cock.—Mrs L. Soper 1.

Fantail white ringed hen.—Mrs L. Soper 1.

Fantail, any other colour, cock.—Mrs L. Soper. - Fantail, any other colour, ringed cock.—Mrs L. Soper 1. Fantail, any other colour, ringed hen.—Mrs L. Soper 1. Tumbler, long-faced, clean-legged, self black cock.—L. F. Soper 1 and 2. Tumbler, long-faced, clean-legged, self black hen.—L. F. Soper 1 and 2.

Tumbler, long-faced, clean-legged, self black ringed cock.—L. F. Soper 1. Tumbler, long-faced, clean-legged, self black ringed hen.—L. F. Soper. Tumbler, long-faced, clean-legged, self red cock.—L. F. Soper. Tumbler, long-faced, clean-legged, self red ringed hen.—Leola Soper 1, Mrs L. Soper 2. Tumbler, long-faced, clean-legged, self yellow, cock.—L. F. Soper 1. Tumbler, long-faced, clean-legged, self yellow hxn. —L, F. Soper 1. Tumbler, long-faced, clean-legged, mottled or rose-wing, any other colour, ringed cock.—Margaret Soper 1. Tumbler, bald-head, black cock.—L. F. Soper 1 and 2. Tumbler, bald-head, black hen.—L. F. Soper 1 and 2. Tumbler, bald-head, black ringed cock.—L. F. Soper 1. Tumbler, bald-head, black ringed hen.—L. F. Soper 1. Tumbler, bald-head, blue cock.—L. F. Soper 1. Tumbler, bald head, blue hen.—L. F. Soper 1. Tumbler, bald-head, blue ringed cock.—L. F. Soper 1. Tumbler, bald-head, blue ringed hen.—L. F. Soper 1. Tumbler, bald-head, any other colour, cock.—L. F. Soper 1. Tumbler, bald-head, any other colour, ringed hen.—L. F. Soper 1. Tumbler, almond or almond-splashed hen.—Margaret Soper 1. Tumbler muffed, self colour, cock.— L. F. Soper 1. Tumbler muffed, self colour, ringed cock.—L. F. Soper 1. Tumbler muffed, self colour, ringed hen.—L. F. Soper 1. Tumbler muffed, blue, silver or chequered cock.—L. F. Soper 1. Tumbler muffed, blue, silver or chequered ringed cock.—L. F. Soper 1. Tumbler muffed, blue, silver or chequered ringed hen.—L. F. Soper 1. Tumbler muffed, any other colour, cock.—L. F. Soper 1. Tumbler muffed, any other colour, —L. F. Soper 1. Tumbler muffed, any other colour, ringed cock.—L. F. Soper 1. Tumbler muffed, any other colour, ringed hen.—L. F. Soper 1. Magpie, black cock.—J. A. Smith 1 and 3, L. F. Soper 2. Magpie, black hen.—J. A. Smith 1, L. F. Soper 2. Magpie, black ringed cock.—L. F. Soper 1. Magpie, black ringed hen.—L. F. Soper 1. Magpie, red or yellow cock.—L. F. Soper 1. Mapgie, red or yellow hen.—L. F. Soper 1. Magpie, any other colour, ringed cock.—L. F. Soper 1.

Magpie, any other colour, ringed hen. —L. F. Soper 1.

Any other variety fancy pigeon, cock.—L. F. Soper 1. Any other variety fancy pigeon, hen. —L F. Soper 1. Any other variety fancy pigeon, ringed cock.—L. F. Soper 1. Any other variety fancy pigeon, ringed hen. —L. F. Soper 1.

NOVICE CLASSES Tumbler, long-faced, clean-legged, black cock.—L. J. Soper 1. Tumbler, long-faced, clean-legged black hen. —L. J. Soper 1. Tumbler long-faced, clean-legged, black-ringed hen.—L. J. Soper 1. Tumbler, bald-head, black cock.— L. J. Soper 1. ■ Tumbler, bald-head, black hen.—L. J. Soper 1. ~ , . , Tumbler, bald-head black-ringed cock.—L. J. Soper 1. . Tumbler, bald-head, black ringed hen.—L. J. Soper 1. Any other variety fancy pigeon, cock. —L. J. Soper 1. Any other variety fancy pigeon, hen. —L. J. Soper 1. Any other variety fancy pigeon, ringed cock.—L. J. Soper 1. Any other variety fancy pigeon, ringed hen.—L. J. Soper 1. WORKING HOMERS (Judge: Mr S. Robson) Most likely flyer, cock.—E. Gibb 1, Strang Bros. 2. Most likely flyer, hen.—Strang Bros. 1 and 2, E. Gibb 3. Most likely flyer, under 12 months, cock.—Strang Bros. 1, E. Gibb 2. Most likely flyer, under 12 months, hen.—Strang Bros. 1, E. Gibb 2. 100 miles, under 12 months, cock.— E. Gibb 1, Strang Bros. 2. 100 miles, under 12 months, hen.— Strang Bros. 1, W. Hargreaves 2, E. Gibb 3. 275 miles, cock.—J. M. Cooke 1, Strang Bros. 2, H. Holland 3. 275 miles, hen.—Strang Bros. 1, W. Hargreaves 2, A. Crofts 3. 500 miles, cock.—Strang Bros. 1. 500 miles, hen.—H. Holland 1, Strang Bros. 2, W. Hargreaves 3. 600 miles, cock.—H. Holland 1. 600 miles, hen.—J. M. Cooke 1, Strang Bros. 2, W. Hargreaves 3. Most likely flyer, cock (novice).—H. Greer 1, R. Gibb 2. Most likely flyer, hen (novice).—H. Greer 1, R. Gibb 2. Likely flyer, under 12 months, cock (novice). —R. Gibb 1, H. Greer 2. Likely flyer, under 12 months (novice), hen.—R. Gibb 1, H. Greer 2.

COLOUR CLASSES Old Birds

Blue-chequered cock.—H. Holland 1, Strang Bros. 2, Miss I. Pascoe 3. Blue-chequered hen.—J. M. Cooke 1, Strang Bros. 2. Red or red-chequered cock.—Strang Bros. 1, E. Gibb 2, Miss I. Pascoe 3. Red or red-chequered hen.—E. Gibb 1. Plain blue cock, mealy or A.O-C.—J. M. Cooke 1.

Plain blue hen, mealy or A.O.C.—J. M. Cooke 1, E. Gibb 2, Strang Bros. 3. Pied cock.—E. Gibb 1. Pied hen.—J. M. Cooke 1, E. Gibb 2, I Strang Bros. 3. Under 12 Months Blue-chequered cock.—Strang Bros. 1, Miss I. Pascoe 2. Blue-chequered hen.—E. Gibb 1, H. Holland 2, J. M. Cooke 3. Black chequered cock.—J. M. Cooke 1, E. Gibb 2. Red or red-chequered cock.—Strang Bros. 1, J. M. Cooke 2, E. Gibb 3. Red or red-chequered hen.—Strang Bros. 1. Plain blue cock, mealy or A.O.C.—H. Holland 1. Pied hen.—Strang Bros. 1, Miss I. POULTRY (Judge: Mr R. C. Wilson) Brown Leghorn, single-comb, hen.— H. Church 1, R. A. Wilson 2. Brown Leghorn, single-comb, pullet.— H. Church 1 and 2.

White Leghorn, single-comb, cock.— C. Port 1.

White Leghorn, single-comb, hen.— J. P. Smith and Son 1, J. Tatham 2. Black Minorca, cock.—R. Mitchell 1. Black Minorca, cockerel.—R. Mitchell 1. A. Black Minorca, pullet.—R. Mitchell 1. Ancona hen.—A. K. McLeod 1. Ancona cockerel.—Miss H. McFarlane 2.

Ancona pullet.—L. Brown 1. Black Langshan, cockerel.—W. S. Andrews 1.

Black Langshan, pullet.—W. S. Andrews 1, J. F. Soper 2. Buff Orpington, cockerel.—W. S. Andrews 1.

Buff Orpington, pullet.—W. S. Andrews 1.

Black Orpington, cock.—Miss J. S. Fleming 1. Black Orpington hen.—H. J. Dale 1. Black Orpington, pullet.—G. Nicoll 1, H. J. Dale 2.

Rhode Island Red, cock.—G. D. Holloway 1. Rhode Island Red. hen.—J. Calvert. Rhode Island Red, cockerel.—H. Colyer 1. * Rhode Island Red, pullet.—C. McKenzie 1, W. W. Gillies 2, J. F. Soper 3. Silver Wyandotte, pullet.—W. S. Andrews 1.

Hamburg silver-spangled, cock.—J. Campbell 1. Hamburg silver-spangled, cockerel.— Mrs J. M. Cooke 1.

Hamburg silver-spangled, pullet.—Mrs J. M. Cooke 1 and 2.

Hamburg black, hen.—Mrs Stewart 1. Hamburg golden-nencilled, pullet.— A. W. Ross 1 anc 2.

Sussex, cock.—F. D. Double 1, G. D. Holloway 2. Sussex, hen.—G. D. Holloway 1. Sussex light, cockerel.—D. Double 1, G. D. Holloway 2. Sussex light, pullet.—D. Double 1 and 3, G. D. Holloway 2. WOMEN’S CLASSES Heavy bred, cock or cockerel.—Mrs Stewart 1, Mrs W. Henry 2. Heavy bred hen or pullet.—Mrs W. Henry 1. DUCKS (Judge: Mr R. C. Wilson) Indian Runner, fawn, drake.—J. Calvert 1. Indian Runner, fawn, duck.—J. Calvert 1. Indian Runner, fawn, under 12 months, drake.—J. Calvert 1. Indian Runner, fawn, under 12 months, duck.—J. Calvert 1. Indian Runner, white, drake.—J. Calvert 1, A. F. Peat 2. Indian Runner white, duck.—J. Calvert 1, A. F. Peat 2. Indian Runner white, under 12 months, drake.—J. Calvert 1, A. F. Peat 2 and 3. Indian Runner white, under 12 months, duck.—J. Calvert 1, A. F. Peat 2 and 3. Khaki Campbell, drake.—A. F. Peat I, G. D. Holloway 2, J. Calvert 3. Khaki Campbell, duck.—A. F. Peat 1, J. Calvert 2. UTILITY CLASSES White single-comb Leghorn, cock.— C. O. King 1. White single-comb Leghorn, hen.—J. P. Smith and Son 1, W. R. Clent 2, J. Clent 3. White single-comb Leghorn, cockerel. —J. P. Smith and Son 1 and 2, J. Clent 3. White single-comb Leghorn, pullet.— J. P. Smith and Sons 1,2 and 3. Minorca, cock.-R. Mitchell 1. Minorca, hen.—R. Mitchell 1, R, A. Wilson 2.

Minorca, cockerel.—R. Mitchell 1. Minorca, pullet.—R. Mitchell 1, G. D. Holloway 2. Black Orpington, hen.—H. J. Dale 1 Black Orpington, cockerel.—H. J. Dale 1, W. R. Clent 2, H. Colyer 3. Black Orpington, pullet.—H. A. Mathieson 1, G. Nicol! 2, T. Harris 3. Australorp, cock. —C. O. King 1. Australorp, hen.—Mrs W. Henry 1, L. Fallowfield 2. Australorp, cockerel.—W. R. Clent 1, W. S. Andrews 2, F. Robertson 3. Australorp, pullet.—L. Fallowfield 1 and 2, C. O. King 3. Rhode Island Red, cock.—L. Breen Rhode Island Red, cockerel.—J. F. Soper 1, G. D. Holloway 2. Rhode Island Red, pullet.—W. W. Gillies 1. , „ Wyandotte self-coloured, hen.—C. Fallowfield 1. Any variety light-breed, cockerel (novice).—F. Smith 1, H. Raymond 2. Any variety light-breed, pullet.—F. Smith 1 and 2, H. Raymond 3. Heavy breed female (farmers only). —W. S. Andrews 1. BANTAMS (Judge: Mr C. Fallowfield) Modem game, duck-wing cock.—F. Robertson 1. Modem game, duck-wing hen.—F. Robertson 1. Modem game, duck-wing pullet.—F. Robertson 1. Modem game, cock.—J. A. Currie 1, F. Robertson 2, G. D. Holloway 3. Modern game, hen.—G. D. Holloway 1, J. A. Currie 2, J. Calvert 3. Modern game, pile cock.—W. Keen 1. Modem game, pile hen.—W. Keen 1. Modern game, black or red cock.—F. Robertson 1, J. Calvert 2. Modern game, black or red hen.—F. Robertson 1.

Modem game, black or brown-red pullet.—W. Keen 1 and 2, F. Robertson 3. Old English game, spangled hen.—J. Allen 1, J. Tatham 2. Old English game, black red cock.— J. Allen 1.

Old English game, black red hen.—J. Tatham 1.

Old English game, any other colour, cock.—J. Allen 1.

Old English game, any other colour, hen.—J. Allen 1.

Black rosecomb, cock.—J. Neilson 1, A. K. McLeod 2, J. A. Morris 3. Black rosecomb, hen.—A. K. McLeod 1, A. K. McLeod 2, J. A. Morris 3. Black rosecomb, cockerel.—J. Beaton 1, J. Calvert 2, J..A. Morris 3. Black rosecomb, pullet.—A. McDonald 1, J. Beaton 2. Pekin, buff or cinnamon, cock.—G. D. Holloway 1. Pekin, buff or cinnamon, hen.—G. D. Holloway 1 and 2. Pekin, white, cock.—G. D. Holloway 1. Pekin, white, hen.—G. D. Holloway 1 and 2.

Pekin, black, cock.—J. P. Smith and Son 1.

Pekin, black, hen.—J. P. Smith and Son 1 and 2, G. D. Holloway 3. Pekin, black, cockerel.—H. A. Mathieson 1.

Pekin, black, pullet.—H. A. Mathieson 1.

Pekin, any other colour.—H. Church (hen) 1. Any other variety, cock.—R. A. Wilson 1. JUNIOR CLASSES Best rosecomb, male.—J. Beaton 1, Floris Hall 2, R. Gibb 3.. Best rosecomb, female.—J. Beaton. Best, any other variety, feather-legged male.—C. Hall 1. Crossbred, female.—R. Gibb 1, H. Church 2. X"'. Polish.-C. Hall 1 and 2. " , * CANARIES ■« (Judge, Mr J. Peters) YORKSHIRE Clear yellow, cock.—E. Clark 1, R. M. Patterson 2, N. L. Pratt 3. Clear yellow, hen.—D. G. Holloway 1, R. M. Patterson 2, R. Hodge 3. Clear buff, cock.—N. Pratt 1, E. Clent 2, C. Fallowfield 3. Clear buff, hen.—R. M. Patterson 1, R. Hodge 2, R. Drysdale 3. Yellow-ticked or lightly variegated, cock.—R. M. Patterson 1.

Yellow-ticked or lightly-variegated, hen.—N. Pratt 1, E. Clent 2. Buff ticked or lightly-variegated, hen. —N. L. Pratt 1, R. Drysdale 2, R. M. Patterson 3.

Buff heavily-variegated, cock.—C. Fallowfield 1.

Buff heavily-variegated, hen.—N. L. Pratt 1.

Self or foul-green, cock or hen.—R. Hodge 1. Cinnamon, self or cinnamon marked, yellow or buff, cock or hen.—N. L. Pratt 1, R. Hodge 2. Unflighted Classes

Clear yellow, cock.—N. L. Pratt 1, R. Hodge 2, R. Drysdale 3. Clear buff, cock.—R. Drysdale 1, R. M. Patterson 2, R. Hodge 3. Clear buff, hen.—R. M. Patterson 1, R. Drysdale 2. Yellow-ticked or lightly-variegated, cock.—E. Clent 1, R. Hodge 2. Yellow-ticked or lightly-variegated, hen.—R. Hodge 1. Buff, ticked or lightly-variegated, cock.—N. L. Pratt 1, R. M. Patterson 2, D. G. Holloway 3. Buff, ticked or lightly-variegated, hen.—R. M. Patterson 1. Yellow heavily-variegated, hen.— R. Hodge 1. Cinnamon, self or cinnamon marked, yellow or buff, cock or hen.—E. Clent 1. Novice Classes Clear or ticked, yellow, cock or hen.—J. A. Ferguson 1 and 2. Clear or ticked, buff, cock or hen.— L. Breen 1, R. R. Bartlett 2, J. A. Ferguson 3. Variegated, yellow or buff, cock or hen.—L. Breen 1, R. R. Bartlett 2. NORWICH Clear yellow, cock. —S. Crofts 1. Clear buff, cock.—A. J. Robertson 1, S. Robson 2. Clear buff, hen.—A. J. Robertson 1. Ticked yellow, hen.—Mrs S. Robson 1. Variegated yellow, cock.—A. J. Robertson 1. Variegated yellow, hen.—A. J. Robertson 1. Variegated buff, Cock.—Mrs S. Robson 1. Cinnamon, hen.—Mrs S. Robson 1. Unflighted Classes Variegated buff, hen, —A. J. Robertson 1. Cinnamon, cock.—Mrs S. Robson 1. Novice Classes Clear or ticked yellow, cock or hen J. A. Cooper 1. ROLLERS Clear yellow, cock.—J. A. Morris 1. Variegated yellow, cock.—J. A. Morris Variegated buff, cock.—J. A. Morris 1, T. Gough 2. Variegated buff, hen.—T. Gough 1. Self or foul-green, cock or hen.—T. Gough 1 and 3, J. A. Morris 2. BORDERS Clear buff, cock.—G. D. Holloway 1. Light or heavy variegated, cock.—G. D. Holloway 1. Self or foul-green, cock.—G. D. Holloway 1. Self or foul-green, hen.—G. D. Holloway L |

Cinnamon, hen.—G. D. Holloway 1, W. Patterson 2. MULES Light mule or light variegated.—A. J. 'Robertson 1. __ Dark mule or dark variegated.—Mrs K. M. Patterson 1. FINCHES Goldfinch.—N. L. Pratt 1. Chaffinch.—R. R. Bartlett 1. Best pair of foreign finches. —C. W. O. Schonyan 1. Best pair foreign birds.—C. W. O. Schonyan 1. Best collection of foreign birds.—C. W. O. Schonyan 1. Most spectacular collection of foreign birds—C. W. O. Schonyan 1. WOMEN’S CLASSES Cock.—Mrs R. M. Patterson 1. Hen.—Mrs D. G. Holloway 1, Mrs R. M. Patterson 2. Unflighted cock.—Mrs R. M. Patterson 1. Unflighted hen.—Mrs R. M. Patterson 1. BUDGERIGARS i (Judge: Mr R. Hodge) Light green, cock (open).—Cockerill and Kennedy 1, and special prize, R. Bartlett 2. Light green, hen (open).—A. J. Robertson 1. Dark green, cock (open).—A. W. Ross 1. Dark green, hen (ope^n).—Cockerill and Kennedy 1, N. Lindsay 2. Light yellow, cock (open).—J. Tatham 1. Light yellow, hen (open).—N. Lindsay 1. Sky-blue, cock (open).—Cockerill and Kennedy 1, N. Lindsay 2. Mauve, cock (open).—A. W. Ross 1 and 2. White (any suffusion), hen (open).— Cockerill and Kennedy 1, N. Lindsay 2. Grey-wing, sky-blue, cock.—A. J. Robertson 1.

Grey-wing, sky-blue, hen (open).— A. J. Robertson 1. White-wing, cock (open).—A. Wallace 1 and 2, A. J. Robertson 3. Light green, hen (novice). —R. R. Bartlett 1.

Dark green, cock (novice).—Mrs E. Gibb 1, H. Pratt 2. Dark green, hen (novice). —H. Pratt 1. Light yellow, cock (novice). —Mrs E. Gibb 1, S. Withington 2. Light yellow, hen (novice). —Mrs E. Gibb 1.

Sky-blue, cock (novice).—Mrs E. Gibb 1, H. Pratt 2. Cobalt, cock (novice).—J. A. Cooper 1. Cobalt, hen (novice). —R. R. Bartlett 1, J. A. Cooper 2. White (any suffusion), cock (novice). —R. R. Bartlett 1 and 2. White (any suffusion), hen (novice).— H. Pratt 1.

Yellow or cinnamon-wing (any suffusion), hen (novice). —Mrs E. Gibb 1. Pairs (open).—C. W. O. Schonyan 1.

N.Z. CHAMPIONSHIPS New Zealand championship Indian Runner duck or drake.—J. Calvert. SOUTH ISLAND Black Orpington cock.—Miss J. S. Fleming. Opposite sex.—G. Nicoll. Rhode Island Red, female.—C. McKenzie. Wyandotte, self-coloured.—W. S. Andrews. Old English game bantam, black-red or light-red, cock.—J. Allen. Homer pigeon, 275 miles or over, hen. —J. W. Cooke. Budgerigar, grey-wing, sky-blue, cock.—A. Jr'Robertson. SPECIAL AWARDS The list of special awards is as follows: Best pouter or pigmy pouter, ringed, best ringed fancy pigeons in show, best pouter, pigmy pouter or cropper.—P. G. Lindsay. Nun or Jacobin.—Mrs L. Soper. Club cup for best fancy pigeon, club cup for best pouter or fantail breed, best bird in section. —P. Winter (Dunedin). Self-coloured tumbler.—L. F. Soper. Tumbler, ringed.—L. F. Soper. Tumbler, bald-head.—L. F. Soper.

Tumbler, bald-head, opposite sex.— L. F. Soper. Club cup for best fancy pigeon (male), best magpie.—J. A. Smith. Magpie, ringed.—L. F. Soper. Any other variety, fancy pigeon.—L. F. Soper. Novice section.—L. J. Soper. Club cup for best working homer, special for best bird in section.—J. M, Cooke. Opposite sex.—H. Holland, Gore. Colour classes, club cup and special.—J. M. Cooke. Opposite sex.—H. Holland, Gore. Club cup for best young bird in show.—E. Gibb.

Young bird in flying section.—Strang brothers. Opposite sex.—Strang brothers. Young bird in colour classes—E. Gibb. Opposite sex.—Strang brothers. Outside exhibitors.—H. Holland. Novice class.—H. Greer, Gore. Canary other than Roller.—A. J. Robertson.

Yorkshire canary in show.—N. L. Pratt. Opposite sex.—R. M. Patterson. Unflighted Norwich canary.—N. L. Pratt.

Norwich canary and best canary in show.—A. J. Robertson. Opposite sex.—A. J. Robertson. Cinnamon Norwich cock, unflighted. —Mrs S. Robson.

Norwich canary, novice class.—J. A. Cooper. Roller canary.—T. Gough. Border canary.—G. D. Holloway. Mule canary.—Mrs R. M. Patterson. Women’s canary.—Mrs R. M. Patterson. Opposite sex.—Mrs R. M. Patterson. Light green budgerigar cock. — Cockerill and Kennedy. Sky-blue budgerigar cock.—Cockerill and Kennedy. Sky-blue budgerigar cock, novice.— Mrs E. Gibb. Cobalt budgerigar hen.—R. R. Bartlett. Budgerigar pairs.—C. W. O. Schonyan. Modern game bantam cock.—J. A. Currie.

Robson cup and best black -.-osecomb cockerel.—J. Beaton. Club shield, opposite sex.—A. McDonald.

Bishop Memorial for black Pekin cock.—J, P. Smith and Son. Opposite sex.—H. A. Mathieson. Junior Polish bantam.—Colin Hall. White leghorn hen.—J. P. Smith and Sons. Minorca cock. —R. Mitchell, Minorca hen.—R. Mitchell. Ancona pullet.—L. Brown. Black orpington pullet.—G. Nicoll. Rhode Island Red pullet.—C. McKenzie.

Wyandotte pullet.—W. S. Andrews. Silver Hamburg cockerel, best opposite sex and best parti-coloured.— Mrs J. M. Cooke.

Light Sussex cockerel, best bird in open section, best parti-coloured.—D. Double. Women’s class.—Mrs Stewart. Duck or drake. —Best opposite sex utility bird.—J. Calvert. White leghorn utility cockerel and best opposite sex.—J. P. Smith and Son. Minorca pullet, best bird, open or utility classes, cup for best utility bird

in show.—R. Mitchell. Black Orpington puhet and cup for best hen or pullet.—A. J. Matheson. Austraiorp cockerel. —W. R. Clent. Australorp pullet.—L. Fallowfield. Rhode Island Red pullet.—W. W. Gillies. Utility pullet, any variety.—F. Smith. SOCIAL EVENING Judges, exhibitors and visiting fanciers were entertained at a social in the evening. The succes of the show was commented on by several speakers, the efficient staging of the exhibits being remarked upon. A short toast list was

honoured and several musical items were given. The toast list included: “The Poultry Instructor of the Department of Agriculture” (proposed by Mr G. Gough and responded to by Mr L. Cocker), “The Invercargill Poultry, Pigeon, Canary and Pets Club” (Mr L. Cocker—Mr S. Robson), “The Judges” (Mr J. M. Cooke—Messrs R. C. Wilson, C. Fallowfield, S. Robson, S. Lindsay and R. Hodge), “The Visitors” (Mr J. Anderson-—Messrs J. Harvey, C. Fallowfield and W. Henderson).

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GOOD POULTRY DISPLAY Southland Times, Issue 23816, 13 May 1939, Page 12

GOOD POULTRY DISPLAY Southland Times, Issue 23816, 13 May 1939, Page 12