The Big Central Show

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVII, Issue 80, 4 December 1913, Page 5

The Big Central Show

HIGHLY SUCCESSFUL.

NOTES FROM YESTERDAY. The attendance of the public yesterday was highly satisfactory, the gate takings being about £5 over those for the first day last year.

A highly interesting and new feature of the day was the collie dog trials worked within the ring. Three hardy mixed sheep were used in each, and the competitors, clog and man, had their work cut out in the driving and yarding trial set them;

There are not many entries in the photography class, hut some of the landscapes exhibited are veritable works of art.

Mr Boyd, of Toko Hoad, continued his record of success with Thelmaid, who was placed first in the class for mare in foal or with foal at foot. Thelmaid won two firsts at Wanganui and one first at Hawera, and the fact that three judges have approved her indicates pretty clearly what a good mare she is. Mr Johnson, the judge, says the fox terriers on exhibition are a great improvement over previous shows. The winning Irish terrier, he said, was as good an animal as could be seen anywhere.

TO-DAY’S OUTLOOK. GLORIOUS WEATHER. BIG CROWDS.

The morning! broke fair and gave promise of a highly successful second day, and the town early took on a very busy aspect, the trend of all traf.'ic, of course, being towards Flint Road. On the ground a big crowd prickly gathered, a noticeable feature being the large proportion of district .•esidonts and visitors from further .Raid.

The Show operations re-commenced with full vigor. The ring events had the attention of a good crowd, but there were not wanting, also, a big section of the more studious, who subjected the penned cattle' to, scrutiny ,mdcriticism. ' In the grade or ; crossbred section, where Mr Montcfiorc’s cow was placed first; a protest was entered, it be-' ing alleged that the cow, had been removed from the grounds during the night, such being contrarv to the 7 • * . »» * rules.

Stewart and Lansperg Won the points prize in the open poultry competition, S. Reader gaining the points prize for local. The poultry did not come up to last year’s entries, but the birds wore far ahead in quality.

The Borough water-qart has in the past been- much in- the style of the proverbial policeman—never on hand alien wanted. But this morning the cart was in evidence by its presence in Broadway North, and its effect on the road was much appreciated by the 41 rge numbers who journeyed to

grounds by gig and motor. Apropos; Another highly desirable innovation was. the stationing of a policeman at the turn into Flint Road, Sergeant McNoely doing this duty in the morning. JUDGES’ OPINIONS. The Cun Dogs. Mr Soler, who judged the gun dogs, expressed satisfaction with the show made. The winning pointer dog, he said, was one of the best doing the rounds of the shows. Some of the young pointers showed excellent promise. The pointer bitches were not numerous, but were of excellent quality. The winning bitch was of good quality, though a trifle small. The English setters contained some fine specimens, notably Mr T. Kirkwood’s bitch, which was one of the best in the country, and could bold her own in the very best of company. AMONG THE HENS.

The judge, Mr S. Johnson, Palmerston, was enthusiastic about the show of poultry, saying that the section was improving every year. The present show of poultry was easily the best yet seen at the show. For the time of the year the majority of the exhibits were shown in very nice condition. Perhaps the best classes were the White Pocks and the American White Leghorns. There were a few Fnglisji Leghorns, but some were not shown in very good order. There were very nice birds in the Wyandotte hen class, and the winner of first and special was an exceptionally fine bird. The class of the Brown Leghorn hens was a good one, though the majority were not in their best condition. The black Wyandottes were very good. The Silver Wyandottes were not a strong class, but some good golds were penned. All the barred Rocks were of excellent quality, and the winner of first ami special was of exceptional merit. The exhibit winning the prize for best colorful bird was in exceptionally fine condition considering the time of year.

THE PRIZE LIST. HORSES. Thoroughbreds. Mare in Foal or with Foul at Foot.— J. Bond, New Plymouth, bay “Pastime,” by St. Cyr—Countess, bred by J. McCartv Filly, from Ist August, 1911.—H. Xodder, Hawera, “Zimmorland,” by Zimmerman —Lady Helena. Three entries.

Filly, from Ist August, 1912.—Harold Ruscoe, Stratford, br filly “Kickapoo,” 'by Campfire—La Milo—Uhlan, bred by Chas. iluscoe, Stratford. Colt,’ Filly or Gelding, Ist August, 1911, likely to make good saddle or carriage horses. —W. T. Bailey, Eltham,' oh m “Myrtle,” by Victory— Cissy, bred by ■*- Biggs, Matapu, 1; J. Birkett, XgaLre, 2. Carriage Horses.

Colt. Filly or Gelding, from Ist August, 1912, likely to make good saddle or carriage horses.—J. T. Belcher, Cardiff, “Lady Joubert,” by General Joubert—Jessie, 1; W. H. Bennett, Cardiff, b m '“Sarsaparilla,” by General Joubert—-Moonlight, 2. Foment lies.

i Pony under 12.1 hands, to be ridden by Boy or Girl, or Girl under 14. j W. i). Linn, Oakura, blk g “Darkie,”! 1; R. Phillips, Stratford, br g “Kel-I pie,” 2; E. Walter, Douglas, b g “Cap’tain,” 3. Six entries. I | Best Pony, under 13.2, to be Ridden . by Boy or Girl.—C. Jackson, bay g “Billy,” 1; Harry Masters, Stratfoid bay g “Secretary,” 2. Twelve entries.

| Pony, 14.2 Hands or Under, to bo 1 i Hidden.—R. Masters, Stratford, ch g “Billy,” 1; H. S. McWilliam, Omoua, ! ch g, 2. Eighteen entries.

Carriage Horses, Hacks and Hunters.

Mare, 15.2 Hands (other than thor-J ioughbred), visihlv in foal or with foal) at foot, best calculated for breeding | carriage horses or weight-carrying: hacks.—J. Brake, Stratford, ch mare' 1 “Singlet,” I; A. J. Davey, Stratford,j jbr m “Davey,” 2. Filly or Gelding, from Ist August, ! 1910, likely to make good saddle or carriage horses. —E. Walter, Douglas, ■ch in “Rose,” 1. Three entries. \ , Pony, under 11 hands, to be ridden ! by a boy or girl under 12 years bf! age.—Toddie Jackson. Stratford, bay I ra “Joy Bells,” 1; J. Whittington, j IMahoe, b g, “Darkie,” 2. I Pony under 12 hands, to be ridden \ by a hoy or girl under 12 years of age.—Master Teddie Jackson, Stratford, bay filly “Joy Bells,” 1. ■ Pony 14.2’ hand’s or under, to he ridden.—R. Masters, Stratford ch g! j“Billv.” 1 ; H. S. McWilliam, Omoua,' 2. Eighteen entries. Filly, from Ist August, 1910.—A.j • Hastie, Hawera, “Meadow Lass,” 1;| W. Richards, Cardiff bay filly “Pride” I 2; E O’Sullivan, Cardiff, “Gladdy j Erin,” 3. I

i Pair Light Draught Horses, in regular work only eligible and available for trial if desired.—A. E. Wickham, ■Xgaere, 1 ;.J>. T. Belcher, .Cardiff, 2. ‘ ' ' Draughts. Mares, visibly in foal or with Foal at Foot.—A. Boyd, Toko; 1 nnd.ch. T. Perry, Mangatoki, h m “Belle,” 7yrs, by Glasgow Duke—Jewel, 2. Five entries. Best Foal from Ist August, 1913. 'A. Bovd, Toko, h m “Mermaid,” 1 ; ,T. Perry, .Mangatoki,,. 2. Four on- ) tries. ■ —‘ ■’■ I ■* - -i -

i Mare, best Dry Mare.—A. Hastie, jHawern, “Meadow Lass,” 1 ; T. Perry, IMangatoki ,b xu “Jewel,” by Glasgow Duke—Minnie, 2; J. Paul, Stratford, bay m “Veanie,” by Knight of the j Thistle—Blossom, 3. Five entries. (:. folding, J Years or Over.—T. Perry, 'Mangatoki, h g “Glen,” 6yrs, by Glasgow Duke, Darling. 1; G. Sangster, !Stratford, bay g “Glen,” aged, 2. Three entries. j Filly, from Ist August. 1911.—H. R. Spark's, Xgaere, 1; E. Phillips, Ra--1 whitiroa, 2; X, Brwri, Cardiff, 3. Four entries.

I- Filly, from Ist August, 1912.—W Richards, Cardiff. 1.

i Pair Heavy Draught Horses, in regular work only eligible for trial if desired.—T. Perry, Mangatoki, 1.

i Rest Pair Draught Mares, any age. —Alex. Hastie, Hawera, 1; T. Perry, ! Mangatoki, 2. Best Draught Mare and Two of hexprogeny under 4 years.—T. Perry, .Mangatoki. J.

LEAPING AND OTHER COMPETITIONS. | • . !■ Maiden Hunters’ Competition. Open Ito all horses that have not won a I jumping or steeplechase competition I at any agricultural show.—R. A. Pepiperell, Waitara, b g “Billy,” 1; A. Mitchell, Manaia, ch g “Fmaroa,” 2; A. J. Kibby, Waitara, “Victox-,” 3. Ten entries.

Maiden Leaping Competition. Open to horses and riders that have not competed in any leaping competition ; each horse not to carry less than 12 stone. Gentlemen 'Riders Only.—A. J. Kibby, Waitara, “Victor,” 1 ; R. A. Peppered, Waitara, b g “Billy,” 2. Seven entries.

Maiden Hunters’ Competition. Open to all ladies who have not won a jumping oi* steeplechase competition at any Agricultural Show. Lady Riders Only, any weight.—L. George, Waitara, 1 ; R. A. Peppered, b g “Billy,” 2. Four entries.

Best Lady Rider, in divided skirts. —Miss Wheatley, Lepperton, 1 ; Miss Jessie Campbell, Wanganui, 2; Miss Webber, Stratford, 3.

Pony Leaping Competition. FoxPonies not over 13.2 hands. To bo ridden by a boy or girl under 17. Licensed riders prohibited.—J. 1). Mitchell, Manaia, b ill “Princess,” 1 ; W. T. Bailey, Eltham, br “Gill,” 2. Four entries.

Best Amateur Lady Driver. For Ladies who have never won a prize in a driving competition. Ladies to be the onlv occupants of the vehicles.— Mrs A.‘A. Piper, Toko, 1 ; Mrs W. T. Bailev, Eltham', 2. Seven entries.

| Best Lady Driver, Ladies to be only I occupants of vehicles.—Miss M. Sole, Bell Block, 1; Mrs T. On*. Xgaere, 2; Mrs Campbell, Wanganui. Seven entries. ' CATTLE. I I 1 Championships. I Ayrshire: Bull— \\v. Hall, Lepperton ; reserve, W. Tait, Auroa. Cow.—T. H. Colpman, Tikorangi; reserve,', T. 11. Colpman. Holstein Bull..—Xu w ton lung, Xaw Plymouth.

Reserve Champion Holstein Cow.— W. J. Lovelock, Palmerston Xorth. Champion Bull.—W., V. Harkne#*; reserve, A. B. Leech Pedigree Jerseys. Cow Calved Prior to Ist July, 1909. —J. G. Harkness, Wellington, fawn “Flora II.,” 1; R. J. Linn, Xormanby, dark fawn “Ruth 2nd,” 2; W. VHarkness, Tariki, “Mayday,” 3. Six entries.

Heifer from Ist July, 1910.—W. R. Butler, Mauaia, dark fawn “Vesta Campanile,” 1; Ranford Bros., Stratford, brown fawn “Lassie’s Duchess,” 2; Hansford Bros., Stratford, brown fawn “Michaelmas Daisy,” 3. Four entries.

Heifer, from Ist July, 1911.—A. and J. O’Donnell, Inaha, fawn “Queen Rainbow,” 1 ; T. Linn, Mangatoki, “Genoa Rose,” 2 ; H. Kenny, Xgaere, grey “Campanile Nancy,?’ 3; W. Saywell, Midhirst, blk “Oakdale Sultana,” v.b.c. Eight entries. Pen of 2 Heifers, over 18 months and under 2V years.—E. J. Kirkwood’s “White Stockings,” (X.Z.G.H.B. Xo. 3135) by Cowslips Golden Noble from White Stockings, bred by Albert Le Contour, St. Johns. “Easy Gamboge,” X.Z. G. H.B. Xo. 3133, by Gamboge’s Knight, from Susy Hope, bred by E. Gaziron, St. Johns. Heifer, from Ist July, 1912.—R. J. Linu, Xormauby, light fawn, “Miss Molina,” 1; P. J. Peterson, Midhirst, dark fawn, “Ivondale’s Lily,” 2; J. D. Healy, Stratford, “Molina’s Bride,” 3; J. D. Healy, Stratford. “Grannie’s Mary Molina,” v.b.c. Twelve entries. Bull. Calved prior to Ist July, 1910. —W. V. Harkness, Tariki, “Rozel’s Sultan,” 1. Two entries. Bull, from Ist July, 1910.—A. B. Leech, Sentry Hill, blk “Obadiah,” 28-9-10, 1; Fred Styles, Stratford, dark fawn, “Rockward,” 2; J. R. McMillan, Xgaere, fawn, “Grannie’s Merry Boy,” 3. Four entries.

Bull, from Ist July, 1911—A. Hazelton, Stratford, blk “Snowstorm Campanile,” 1; Francis Dodunski, Inglewood, blk and fawn “Qnartus of Bulls,” 2; G. Sangster, Stratford, fawn, “Borough Beau,” 3. Five entries.

Bull, from Ist July, 1912.—A. A. Ward, Miro, “Admiral of Puketapu,” 1; J. M. Shotter, Midhirst, dk “Creamy’s Boy,” 2; J. Brooks, Stratford, 3. Pen of Two Heifers under 18 months —D. Watkin, Huiroa, 1; A. A. Ward, Miro, 2; J. M. Shotter, Midhirst, 3. Four entries.

Best 3 Pedigree Jersey Cows or Heifers (in milk), property of and bred by one exhibitor, animals to be entered in the N.Z. Jersey Herd Book.— W. V. Harkness, Tariki, 1. Best Developed Jersey Heifer from Ist July, 1912.—P. J. Peterson, Midhirst.

Heifer, from Ist July, 1912.—R. J. Linn, Xormanby, light fawn. “Miss Molina,” 1; P. J. Peterson, Midhirst, dark fawn, “Ivondale’s Lily,” 2; .J. D. Healy, Stratford, “Molina’s Bride,” 3. J. D. Healy, Stratford, Grannie’s Mary Molina,” v.h.c.

Grade Jerseys. Lj ; . * IE Heifer or Cow in milk from Ist July, 1910, by Pedigree Jersey Sire.—■ George Smart, Stratford, dark “Queen_ ie,” sire Uncle Satrij-1; J. H. Ford, Stratford, 2. Two; .entries, Pen of two Heifers’ from Ist July, 1912, by ,Pedigree Jersey Sire.—A. Ha/.elton, Strati’ird, 1; Joseph Thomas, Xgaere, 2 ; > Irs H. J. Ilicimion!. Midhirst, 3. Four entries. . ’ & ..j?- jt, j*_ _sl jt jl Pedigree Ayrshires. Bull calved prior to Ist July, 1910. W. Hall, Lepperton, blk and w “Little Jim,” 1. Bull, from Ist July, 1910.—W. Tait, Auroa, b, and iv, “Sandy of Brook-, side,” 14-1-11, sire Style of Inglewood, dam Lady Minto, bred by A. C. Johnston, Auroa, 1 and reserve champion. One entry.

Bull, from Ist July, 1911.—X. A. Brown, Xgaere, 1; T. H. Colpman, Rikiorangi, “Roy,” 2; F. Mills, Tokaora, 3. Bull, from Ist July, 1912.—T. H. Colpman, Rikiorangi, “Cock a Bunda,” 1 ; X. A. Brown, Xgaere, 2; G. M. Brown, Xgaere, 3. Nine entries.

Bull and three of his progeny in milk, progeny not necessarily propex-ty of exhibitor.—lV. Hall, Lepperton, “Little Jim,” and Progeny, 1. Cow, prior to Ist July, 1909.—T. H .Colpman, Rikiorangi, “Cherry 2nd of Haydown,” 1; F. Mills, Tokaora, 2; Olson Bros., Inglewood, red and w. “Toodles,” 3. Four entx-ies. Heifer, from Ist July, 1910.—W. Hall, Lepperton, br and w. “Wee Nancy,” 1; W. Hall, Lepperton, br and w. “Doris,” 2; T. H. Colpman, Rikiorangi, “Madge,” 3. Five entries. Heifer, from Ist July, 1911.—T. H. Colpman, Rikiorangi, “Gladys of Riki,” 1; G. M. Brown, Xgaere 2; F. Mills, Tokaora, 3. Heifer, from Ist July, 1912. F. Mills, Tokaora, 1; W. Tait, Auroa, 1) and w “Lucy 2nd of Fair Farm,” 2; X. A. Brown, Xgaere, 3. Eight entries.

Cow, prior to Ist July, 1909.—T. H. Colpman, Rikiorangi, “Cherry 2nd— Haydown,” 1; F. Mills, Tokaora, 2; Olson Bros., Inglewood, red and w. “Toodles,” 3. Heifer, from Ist July, 1911.—T. H. Colpman, Rikiorangi, 1; G. M. Brown, Ngaere, 2; F. Mills, Tokaora, 3. Pen of 2 heifers over 18 months and under 21 years.—W. A. Dingle, Stratford, 1. Pen of two Heifers under 18 months —Olson Bros., Inglewood, 1; Olson Bros., Inglewood, 2. Grade Ayrshire. Heifer or Cow in milk from Ist July, 1910, by Pedigree Ayrshire sire.—J. Thomas, Ngaere, “Coiwslip,” 1. Pedigree Holstein. Bull, calved prior to Ist July, 1910. —Newton King, New Plymouth, hlk and w “King Fayne Segis 2nd,” ch. 1 ; T. Lyford, Stratford, hlk and w., “Admiral do Kol,” 2. Bull, from Ist July, 1911.—Newton King, New Plymouth, hlk and k “King Alcarta Rose do Kol,” 1; W. I. Lovelock, Palmerston North, hlack and white “King of Dominos,” 2; H. Johnston, Stratford, “Lovelock’s Young Laddie.” 3. Bull, from Ist July, 1912.—W. I. Lovelock, Palmerston N., hlk and w. “Friesland Dutchman,” 1 ; S. R. Solley. Riverlea, hlk and vv. “Lord Dagmar,” 2. Four entries. Cow, calved prior to Ist July, 1909. W. 1. Lovelock, Palmerston N., hlk and w. “Longbeach 7th,” 1; Newton King, New Plymouth, blk and w. “Ladv Parthena,” 2. Heifer, from Ist July. 1910— H. Johnston, Stratford. 1. Two entries, entries. Heifer, from Ist July. 1911.—W. T. Lovelock, Palmerston N., blk and w.

-“Countess Ena 1T.,” 1; Newton King, New Plymouth, blk and w. ‘ Robine 3rd Fayne,” 2; W. I. Lovel°ck f> blk and w. “Lady Tirama de Ivol U., 3Heifer, from Ist July, 1912.—Newton King, New Plymouth; blk.and w. “Nazle Fayne Segis, 1; L Lovelock. Palmerston N., blk and w. Domino Friesland Belle,’ 5 2. Pen of 2 Heifers over IS months and under 2* years.—W. I. Lovelock, Palmerston N., ‘•Countess Ena I and “Lady Tirania de Ivor 11. !• Grade HolsJein. Heifer or Cow in milk from Ist July. 1909 by Pfedigree Holstein Sire. Kan- ’ ford Bros, Stratford, 1. Two entries. Pen of 2 Heifers, from Ist July, 191T. Lvford, Stratford, 1; H. Jhnston, Stratford, 2; S. J. Hawles, Stratford. v 3. Four entries. Pen of Two Fat Cows.-R. D. Rogers Inglewood, 1; A. D. Rogers, Inglewood, 2. Heifer, from Ist July, 1909.—R. D. Rogers, Inglewood 1. • Heifer, from Ist July, 1910. R. D. Rogers, Inglewood 1. - Grade Crossbred Sections.

Cow, under 4 years, visibly in milk J Montgomery, Stratford, fawn “Cherry,” 1; R- Dingle, Stmtord. “Jess ” 2; W. H. Rutledge, Midlnrst black ‘Mona,’” 3. Five entries. Heifer, from Ist July, 191 U.— *l. Johnston, Stratford, !. Heifer, from Ist July, 1911.—H Din ale. Stratford, by Uncle Sam, 1 Mrs°E. Jackson. Stratford, ;awn ‘•Dreamland’s Pride,” 2; R. Dingle. “Jess,” by Uncle Sam, 3. Five en from Ist July. 1912.—W. ILovelock, Palmerston Xorth, 1 1 p* ItSollev. Riverlea, 2. Four entries. Heifer, from Ist July, 1912.—Ge0 Lorimer, 'Huiroa, 1; T. Lyford, Stiatford, 2; T. C. Smart, Stratford, 3. Six entries. . A Juvenile Class. - Best Yearling Grade Jersey Heifer, from Ist July--1912, sired by pedigree bull, —Master Teddie Jackson, “Bonnie Doon,” 1; Masters C. and H. Hazelton, ‘Shamrock,” 2; Johnny Knox, Te Popo, “Delia ” 3. * • Pen of Best 5 Grade Heifers for Dairy, calved since Ist August, 1912. —Joseph-Thomas, Ngaere, 1; T. Lyford Stratford, 2; G. Sanster, Stratford, 3. Twelve entries. Best 3 Cows in milk, any breed, to he judged on dairy' points, owned by eshibitor. —J. T. Belcher, Cardiff, 1 ; J. Montgomery, Stratford, 2; -Joseph Thomas, Ngaere, 3. f Five entries. ■ Pen of 5 Heifers, from Ist July, 1913, for Dairy Purposes, irrespective of breed.—T. Orr, Ngaere, 1; R. Orr, Ngaere, 2; A. Hazelton, Stratford, 3. Eight entries. SHEEP.

Lincoln. j' ' : ' Rain, over 18 months. —G. C. Turner. Eltham, 1; F. W. R. Bredow, Douglas, 2 and- 3.: Five entries. Ram, under 18 months.—J. V Shields,. 1 and 2. Special (Any Breed). Best Pen of 5 Fat Lambs (anv breed), bred by exhibitor— P. McNaughton, Patea, 1 and %; T. D. Colson, Stratford, 3; William B. Grant, New Plymouth, v.h.c. Five entries. '‘'. . , \ j : Romney Marsh. Ram, over 18 months. —Cleland Bros., Kaponga, Flock No. 269, 1 and 2; C. Caldwell, Cardiff, Flock No. 63, 3. . Ram, under 18 months. —W. Hathaway, Tuna, 1; Cleland Bros., Kaponga,, 2 and 3; H. Johnson, Stratford, v.h.c. Five entries. 2 Rams, under IB months. —Cleland Bros., Kaponga, Flock No. 269, lj H Johnson, Stratford, Flock No. 405, 2. Three entries. Ewe, over 18 months, with lamb at foot.—Cleland Bros., Kaponga, 1: C. Caldwell, Cardiff, 2; H. John stop, Stratford 3. 2 Ewes, -with Lambs at foot.—H. Johnston, Stratford, 1 ; Cleland Bros.. Kaponga, 2; C. Caldwell, Cardiff, 3. 2 Ewes, under 18 months—W. Hathaway, Tuna, 1; Cleland Bros., Kaponga, 2; H. Johnston, Stratford, 3. Four entries. / Ewe, under 18' months.—Cleland Bros., Kaponga, 1 and 2; H. Johnston, Stratford, 3. Four entries. Freezers. , Pen of 3 Freezers (Down Cross), Wethers.—T. D. Colson, 1. Pen of 3 Freezers (Longwool Cross), Wethers.—R. D. Rogers, Inglewooa, 1 and 2. Pen or 5 best freezers, wethers.—R. D. Rogers, Inglewood, 1. Two entries. Pen of 5 best freezers, ewes.—William B. Grant, New Plymouth, 1. Fts. Pen of 5 Fat Ewes, any age.— William B- Grant; New Plymouth, I. Pen of 5 Fat Lambs, suitable for Freezing.—P. McNaughton, Patea. 1 : P. McNaughton, Patea, 2 : T. D. Calson, Stratford", 3; William B. C-ruu. Now Plymouth, v;h.e. Six Entri s. Best 'Pet Lamb.—Miss Corrigan, Hawera, 1; Miss Edith Jackson, Stretford, 2; Miss E. Downs, Toko., 3; C. Caldwell, Cardiff, Flock No. 373, v.h.c. Eight entries. PICS. /

Berkshire. B >ar, under 1 year.—F. Newhnd, Stratford, 1; J. A. Smith, Cardiff, 2. Sow Over, 1 Year.—F. Newland, Strd“onl, 1; 11. J. Mounscy, Strafford 2. Snv, under 1 year.—R. J. Momfsey, Stratford, 1; W. H. Rutledge, Midliir«=r, 9 Boar, under 6 months—R. J. Mounsey. Stratford, 1. Sow, under six months; —F. Nowland, Stratford, 1; W. H. Rutledge, Midhirst, 2; R. J. Mounsey, Stratford, 3. Best Pen of Three Porkers, between 601 b and 1001 b, to be judged on condition.—W. H .'Rutledge, Midhirst, 1 ' and 2. Best Pen of two Pigs, between 501 b and 1 oOlb.—W. H. Rutledge, Midhirst, 1 and 2. run of 3 Best Baconers, any breed— H. Rutledge, Midhirst, 1 ; Geo. Loriintfr, Huiroa, 2. Four entries.

dairy produce. i Best Box Unsalted Butter, not less than 561bs, Suitable for Export. Moa Fanners’ Co-op. Dairy Co., Inglewood (W. Ross, bnttermaker) 1 ; Lepperton Co-op. Dairy Co., Lepperton (IV. Roberts, bnttermaker), 2; Midhirst Co-op. Dairy Co., 3 Best 21b Fresh Butter, in Rolls, Salted Factory not Eligible.—Mrs J. Brake, Stratford, 1 and 2; Mrs S. Hill, Ngaere, 3; Mrs G. Smart, Stratford, v.h.c.; Mrs Craddock, Stratford, h. c. Fifteen entries. 1

Best Design in Fancy Butter, not less than 11b or more than 3Uis.— Mrs. G. Pervott, Whangamomona, 1; Mrs Miscall, Stratford, 2.' , A V Cheese. Best 2 Factory Choose, Suitable for Export (coloured). —Tania Dairy Co.. T. Mcllroy, manager, 1. Best Duo Factory Cheese, suitable for Export (white). —Tariki Dairy Co., I. Mcllroy, manager, 1. Hams and Bacon. Home-Cured Ham and Side Bacon, Best Smoked.—B. Orr, Ngaere, 1; iOrr, Ngaere, 2. Home-Cured Haiti and Side Bacon, "nsmoked. —F. Copestake, Stratford, 1* HOME INDUSTRIES. Preserves and Pickles. Best 3 Pots’, of Jam, Assorted in clear N. A. Monk, New Plymouth. 1 : Mrs H. Chadwick. Hawera. 2; V. K. Brittain, Inglewood, 3 ; Mrs M. A. Foreman, Hawera, v.h.c. Seven entries.

Collection of Bottled Fruits, 0 varieties.—V. K. Brittain, Inglewood, lj Mrs H. Chadwick/ Haf.vera, 2; Mrs S. Forster, Mataroa, 3; Mrs T. Orr, -Ngaere, v.h.c. Best Pot Marmalade, in clear jar. }[ vs M. A. Foreman, Hawera, 1; Mrs McGowan, 1 Stratford, 2; Mrs N. A. Monk, New Plymouth, 3. Fig at entries. ’ Best Bottle Tomato Sauce, in clear jar.—Mrs H. Chadwick, .Hawera, 1 ; Mrs M. A. Foreman. Hawera, 2. Best Collection Pickles, Assorted, m clear jars.—Mfs'H'. Chadwick,Hawera. 1; ,\liss Ada Ashton, Wanganui, 2. Three entries. _ • , Best Bottle Wine.—Mrs H. Street, Bell Block, 1; Mrs H. Meston. Inglewood, 2. Five entries. 3. Five entries. Best Bottle ' Ghutcney:—Mrs H. Chadwick, Hawera, 1; A. Rutledge, Midhirst, 2j Miss Ada Ashton, Wanganui, 3 Best Bottle Beer (non-alcoholic), — Mrs H. Chadwick, Hawera, 1; Mrs E. T. Kneehone, Ngaers, 2 and 3. Collection of Orange and Lemon %Ia nn ala tie. i—M rs M. A. Foreman, 1; Mrs H. Chadwick, 2; A. Rutledge, 3. Dozen Duck Eggs, weight and appearance.—A. Rutledge, 1. Home-made and Home-baked Bread. Mrs C E Fov.dcr, Brooks Road, Stratford 1 : Mrs H, Street, Bell Block, ami Mrs P. Andrews, Bell Block, equal, 2. Fifteen entries. , Home-made and Home-baked Bread, made by girl under 18 years.—Miss E. Hammond, Stratford. 1 ; Miss W. Hallett»Tahora, 2; Miss Kovalewski, Tariki, 3. Home-made and Home-baked Brown Bread.* —Mrs H. Street, Bell Block, 1; A. Rutledge; Midhirst, 2; Mrs M. Howard, Stratford,- 3. , Four entries. The judge’s comment on the winner was ‘‘Stands out on its own.” Home-made and Home-baked Currant Bread.—Mrs H. Street, Bell Block, 1; Mrs M. T, Phillips, Stratford, 2; A. Rutledge, Midhirst, 3. Four entries. , Hopie-made Oven Scones, not less than" six.—Mrs' J. W. Crowe. Stratford, 1; Mrs T. Lyford, Stratford, 2; Mrs M. T. Phillips, Stratford, 3. Eight' entries.

Home-made Girdle Scones.—Mrs> McGowan, Stratford, .1; Mrs M. I'. Phillips, Stratford, 2; Miss E. Orr, Ngaere,, 3. Four entries. ' Home-made Oven Scones, not less thanlsix, made by girl under 17 years. Miss Connie Walsh, Hawera, 1; Miss Tory Abbott, Stratford, 2. Fancy Scones, not less than sixMrs Miscall, Stratford, 1; Mrs L. Wade. Eltham, 2 ; Ida Boon, Stratford, 3. Eight entries. Jam Tarts, not.less than six.—Miss Myrtle Inch, Stratford, i; Mrs M. T. Phillips, Stratford, 2; Mrs L. Wade, Eltham, 3, Four entries. Collection of Cakes and Pastry, not less than three of each variety.—Mrs L. Wade, Eltham, 1. Two entries. Gingerbread Cake.—Mrs M. T. Phillips, Stratford, 1; Elsie Thomas, Eltham, 2; Mrs W. Pettigrew, Toko, 3.

Shortbread.—Mrs W. Pettigrew, Toko, 1; Mrs McGowan, Stratford, 2; Mrs L. Wade, Eltham, 3. Six entries. Sponge Sandwich.—Mildred Oliver, Stratford, 1 ; Mrs H. E. Wade, Eltham, 2; Mrs 0. Smart, Stratford, 3. Seven entries. Cream Puffs, collection of six.— Mrs Craddock, Stratford, 1; Mrs G• Smart, Stratford, 2; Ji|rs M. T. Phillips, Stratford, 3. Four entries. Cocoanut lee.—A. Rutledge, Midhirst, 1; Mrs H. J. Moverley, New Plymouth, 2; Ida Boon, Stratford, 3. Five entries. Best Fruit Cake, ' not iced.—Mrs Yoyle, Stratford, 1; Mrs N. A. Monk, New Plymouth, 2 ; Mrs H. Chadwick, Hawera, 3. Eleven entries. Judge’s Note.—Rather heavily fruited. First three prizes excellent cakes. Poll ml Cake.—V. K. Brittain, Inglewood, I ; Miss Ella Mercer, Stratford, 2; Mrs H. J. Moverley, New Plymouth, 3. Plum Pudding.—Mrs J. W. Crowe, Stratford, 1 ; Mrs M. T. Philips, Stratford, 2; Elsie Thomas, Eltham, 3. Six entries. Be.-,;; Plate. Home-made Plain Toffee. —A. Rutledge, Midhirst. 1; Mrs H. J. Moverley, New Plymuth, 2. Best Plate Home-made Fruit Toffee,—Mrs H. J. Moverley, 1 and 2. Best Plato any other variety Homemade Sweets. —A. Rutledge, J and 2. Best Plate Home-made Oat Cake. —Mrs M. T. Phillips, 1. Best Collection Biscuits.—A. Rutledge. 1; Mrs M. A. Foreman, Hawera 31 Six entries. Best Plate Brown Scones (six). — Mrs M. T. Phillips, 1; Mrs L. Wade, Eltham, 2; A. Rutledge, 3. Best Plato Sausage Rolls (six).— Mrs M. f. Phillips, 1. Best Plato Sponge Roll.—Mrs Waiter Colson, Toko, 1; Mrs M. T. Phillips, 2. J Best Plate of i dozen ’Pikelets.— Mrs Brake, 1 ; Mrs M. ’J’. Phillips, 2; Mrs T. Orr, Ngaere, 3.

SEWING AMD FANCY WORK.

For Amateurs. Best Novelty Pincushion.—Mrs G. Hutchinson, l.awora, 1; Mrs W. Pettigrew. Toko, 2 and 3. Seven entiles. Best Exhibit of Eyelet Embroidery. Mrs G. Hutchinson, Hawera, 1. Three entries. Best Afternoon Tray Cloth Embroidered in Silk.—Miss Jessie Cameron, Shannon, 1. Best Afternoon Tray Cloth, Embroidered in Cotton.—Miss M. C. Beaumont. Wanganui, 1; Mrs J. Sutherland, Inglewood, 2: Miss Uniacke, Stratford. 3. Four entries.

Best Collection of Fancy Work, various kinds, not less than ten distinct pieces.—Rose E. Bryant, Oakluirst, 1 ; Mrs W. J. Kirk, Pctone, 2; Mrs J. Sutherland, Inglewood, 2; Convent, Stratford, v.h.c. Seven entries. Soft Cushion.—Mrs J. Sutherland, Inglewood, 1 and 2; Mrs IV. J. Kirk, Petone, 3. Eleven entries. Embroidery, Mount Mellick. —Master Griffith Jones, Tariki 1 and 2. Pour entries.

Point Lace.—Mrs J. Sutherland, Inglewood, 1; Mrs T. Anderson, Ruiroa, 2. Four entries. Bedspread, Home and Hand-made.— Mrs Gillespie' Mahoe, I and 2; Mrs T. Perry, Mangatoki, 3. Drawn Thread Work, fine.—Mrs T. Anderson, Huiroa, 1. Three entries. Drawn Thread Work, coarse.—Mrs T. Anderson, Huiroa. 1. Ribbon Work.—Mrs G. Hutchinson, Hawera, 1; Convent, Stratford, 2; Master Griffith Jones, Tariki, 3. Eight entries. Table Centre.—Mrs W. J. Kirk, Petone. 1; Master Griffith .Tones, Tariki, 2; Miss M. C. Beaumont; Wanganui, 3. Eleven entries. Tea Cosy.—Miss L. E. McLeavey, Palmerston North, 1; Convent, Stratford, 2; Mrs J. Sutherland, Inglewood, 3. Six entries. Huckaback Work.—Miss Dunn, 1; Mrs Prenfcis, Stratford, 2. Nine entries. Pillow Sham.—Miss Lucy Quinn, Convent. Stratford, 1; Convent, Ruby Bracker, Eltham, 2; Mrs A. Dons,, Palmerston North, 3. Eight entries. Buttonhole in Linen —Master Grifffitli Jones, Tariki, 1.

ART SECTION. Best Exhibit Stencil.—Miss M. Clemow..Stratford, 1; Mrs G. Hutchinson Hawera, 2; Mrs E. M. Aekhurst, Palmerston North, 3. Five entries. Best Wood-carving, chip.—C. Garlick, Stratford, 1; James Quin, Eltham, 2; W. Cate, Toko, 3. Four entries. Best Wood-carving, relief.—C. Garlick, Stratford, 1; Convent, Stratford, 2. Three entries. Best Exhibit Fretwork.—A. McLean, Stratford, 1 and 2. Photography. Best Landscape for Amateurs.— E. H. Clarke, Wanganui, 1 and 2; Miss M. E. Young, Wellington 3. Six entries. Best Portrait, for amateurs.—E. H. Clarke, Wanganui, 1 and 2; 11. Williams, Stratford 3. Best Comic, for amateurs.—H. Williams, Stratford, 1. Four entries. ' • ■ ' / HONEY. '

Best Sample Honey, Liquid, in clear glass, not less than 4lbs.—H. R. Penny, Okaiawa, 1 ; O. .Taylor, Hawera, 2; 0. Taylor, Hawera, 3. Four entries.

Best Sample Honey, Granulated, in clear glass, not less than 41bs.—G. Taylor, Hawera, 1; G. Taylor, Hawera, 2; H. R. Penny, Okaiawa, 3. Four entries. Best Sample Beeswax, not less than 3lhs'.—G. Taylor, Hawera 1. DOCS. , Borzois. "Dogs (oiien). —Airs J. E. Tomlinson, Eltham, 1. Two entries. Bitches (open).—Mrs J. E. Tomlinson, 1. Two entries. Greyhounds. Puppies, Dogs, under 12 months.— R, M. Sheild, Patea, 1; Airs S. H. Paul, Palmerston N., 2; L. G. Kanin, Alauaia, 3, . Novice Dogs.—R. M. Sheild, Patea, 1 ; Airs S. H. Paul, Palmerston N., 2;< J.’ J. Hasten, Wanganui, 3. Seven entries. Limit Dogs.—Mrs F. Parkin, Waverlev Ij R. M. Sheild, Patea, 2; Mrs Sf H. Paul, Palmerston N., 3; J. JHasler, Wanganui, v.h.c.; Keith Bayly, New Plymouth, h.c.; L. G. Hamit, Manaia, c.‘ Seven entries. Dogs (open).—-R. M. Sheild, Patea, 1; f/m. Doughty, New Plymouth, 2; Airs F. Parkin, Waverley, 3; Mrs S. H. Paul, Palmerston N., v.h.c.. Five entries. Puppies, Bitches, uncier 12 months. — R. -i. Gardiner, New Plymouth, 1. Novice Bitches.—Rob. Crossan, Stratford, 1; R. Rutherford, Stratford 2; R. J. Gardiner,. New Plymouth, 3; T. W. J. Howell, Hawera, v.h.c. Four entries.

Limit Bitches. —Bob. Crossau, Stratford, 1; R. Rutherford, Stratford, 2; Mrs D. Johnson, Hawera, 3; T. W. J. Howell, Hawera, v.h.c. , Bitches, open.—R. Rutherford, Stratford, 1; Mrs D. Johnson, Hawera, 2. Brace, any sex.—R. M. Sheikl, 1. Pointers. Puppies, Dogs, under 12 months.— A. Stewart, Jlatapiko, 1. Novice Dogs.-—Airs Campbell, Stratford, I. Limit Dogs.—A. Stewart, Ratapiko, 1; Mrs K. Was ley, Stratford, 2; Mrs E. A. Townloy, Stratford, 3. Five entries. Dogs, open.—J. H. Pyo-Smith^Wel-lington, I and special; E. B. Stohr, Opunake, 2; Mrs E. Wasley, Stratford, 3. Six entries. Puppies, Bitches, under 12 months. —E. B. Stohr, Opunake, 1. Novice Bitches. —E. B. Stohr 1. Limit Bitches.—W. Beavon, Hawera, 1; E. B. Stohr, Opunake, 2. Three entries. Bitches, open.—E. B. Stohr, Opunako. I ; J . H. Bye-Smith, Wellington, 2; W. B.eavon, Hawera, 3.

Brace, auy sex.—J. H. Bye-Smith, Wellington, 1; E. B. Stohr, Opuuake, 9. Team of Three.—E. B. Stohr, Opnr.ake, 1. . English Setter, Special, T. Kirkwood, Stratford. Puppies, Dogs, under 12 months.— C. T. Henry, Stratford, 1; H. Craig, Waipuku, 2. Novice Dogs.— H. Craig, 1; G. D. Hunter, Stratford,*2. Limit Dogs.— H. \ oyle, St rat lord, 1; Geo. Symc, Whanga, 2; CL 1. Henry, Stratford, 3. Five entries. Bitches, Open—T. Kirkwood, County Kennels, Stratford, 1; Miss Ethel Davies, Stratford, 2. Bi'ace, Any Sex.- — r l'. Kirkwood, 1. Team of Throe.— I'. Kirkwood, 1. Dogs, Open,—T. Kirkwood, County Kennels, 1; H. Voylo, Stratford, 2; (L D. Hunter, Stratford, 3. Novice Bitches.—Harold Burgess, ,'dratford, 1; W. Payton, Stratford, 2. ' , ur entries. Limit Bitches.—T. Kirkwood, I ; Lirold Burgess, Stratford, 2; W. Pay .on, Stratford, 3. Jrish Setters. Limit Bitches. —Tv hare Grey, Bell Block, I. Bitches, open.—TVhare Grey, Bell iLcck. 1. Two entries. Special.—Wharo Grey, Bell Block, 1. Cordon Setters, Bitches, open.—Eric Jobson, Matapu, L and special. Setters. * Brace, any variety, either sex.—T. Kirkwood, County Kennels, 1. Collies, Rough Coated. Dogs, open.—-Mrs V. H. Dickie, Wanganui, L; Miss Wilson, Stratford, 2; H. Nicliolson, Levin, 3. Puppies, Bitches under 12 months.— W. J. Bason, Okoiaj 1. Bitches, open—TV. Teague, Hawera, I. and special. Puppies, Dogs under 12 months.— Mrs TV. A. Rennell, 1 W. Holmes, 2. Limit Dogs.—Mrs V. H. Dickie, A anganui, 1; Miss Wilson, Stratford, 2: Not man Linn, Toko, 3; TV. Holmes, v.h.c. Four entries. I Collies, Old English. Dogs, open.—Mrs E. Smith, Stratford. 1. Ditches, open.—Miss Marjory Cuthbertsoa, Stratford, 1.

Smooth-Coated Ccllies. Novice Bitches.—G. Hendrick, Stratford, 1. N Limit Bitches.—G. Hendrick, 1. Bitches, open.—G. Hendrick, 1. Collies, Smooth-coated. Limit Hogs.—W. J. Bason, Okoia, 1; W. Wells, Stratford, 2. Dogs, open.—W. •). Bason, Okoia, '1 and challenge ; W. Wells, Stratford, 2. ; i ' , Collies, Bearded, ~ /!■ ■); ;? V 01, { J Bitches, puppies under 12 months. t—. Mrs H. A. Finfay, Werfi, 1. : Puppies, Dogs under 12 inputs. — Miss Veida Taylor, Westmere, 1. Novice Dogs.—Frank Copestake, Stratford, 1; W. Holmes, Stratford, 2. Pour entries. Dogs, open.—C. L. Bridge, Aramoho, 1 ; Mias Caroline Green,, 2. Bitches, open.—F. W. Copestake, Jun.. Stratford, e tf , , Puppies, Dogs iipdier 12 months. — Miss, .Veida Taylor,- Westmere, J. , - it miL t, Kelpies or Barbs. Dogs, open.— MisSeGarroll, Hawera, 1 Bitches, open.—E. G. Broad, Ure j nui, 1. ■ Two entries.,. - , - tt ‘ ’ V Bulldogs. Puppies, Dogs under 12 months. M'sH. E. Garde,, .Wanganui, 1; «ev. W. Butler, Stratford, 2, and 3 and v.'a.c. Five entries'. So vice Dogs.—Rev. W. Butler, 1. Limit Dogs.—T. Gilchrist, Wanganui 1; Mrs H. E. Garde, Wanganui, 2; Mrs H. McKendry, Stratford, 3. Dogs, open.—T. Gilchrist, Wanganui, sp., 1; Mrs H. E. Garde, Wan•onaui, 2; Mrs H. McKendry, Stratford 3. . .

.Novice Bitches.i—A, A. Browne, Hawsriv, 1; L. Elliott, Tariki, 2,; Rev. W. Butler, Ik Limit Bitches. —L. Elliott, 1; Bov. W. Butler, Stratford, 3. ■ Bitches, open.—A. A. Browne, Hawera. 1; L. Elliott, 2. Brace, any sex.—Bev. W. Butler, Stratford, 1.

Bull Terriers. (Challenge Classes.) Bitches (open).- -W. Pulford, Ponsonhy, Auckland I and special. Fox Terriers, smooth. Puppies, Dogs, under 12 months. — Mrs W. J. Greaves, Raetihi, L; Master Cecil Hookes, Stratford, 2; J. L. Cramer, Stratford, 3. Novice Dogs.—Mrs AV. J. Greaves, Raetihi, 1; R. J. P.ogg, Midhirst, 2-; J. Prentice, Palmerston N., 3. Four entries. Limit Dogs.—R. J. Hogg, Midhirst, i; ,J. Prentice, Palmerston X., 2. Dogs, open.—Harry Masters, Stratford, 1; R. J. Hogg, Midhirst, 2; J. Prentice, Palmerston N., 3. Puppies, Bitches, under 12 months. —W. J. Prentice, Palmerston N. “Peggy Rayol,” 1; Mrs W. J. Greaves, Raetihi, 2; Mrs Payton, Stratford, 3. Novice Bitches.—Mrs Payton, Stratford, 2. Limit Bitches.—Captain A. C. C. Stevens, Hawera, 1; W. J. Prentice, Palmerston N., 2; Mrs W. J. Greaves, Raetihi, 3 and v.h.c.; Harry Masters, h.c. Seven entries.

Bitches, open.—Captain A. C. C. Stevens, Huwera, 1; W. J. Prentice, PalmerstonX., 2: Mrs W. J. Greaves, Raetihi, 3; A. C. Walshe, Waipuku, v.li.c.; Harry Masters, Ji.c. Six entries. Brace, either sex.—Harry Masters. 1; Mrs W. J, Greaves, Kaetihi, 2. Skye Terriers. Dogs, open.—Mrs McXeely, Stratford J. Bitches, open.—F. Brake, Jnn.. Stratford, 1; Mrs H. J. Richmond, Midhirst, 2. Irish Terriers. Puppies, Bitches under 12 months. —Mrs G. H. Saunders, New Plymouth, 1; G. Steele, 2. Xovico Bitches.—Mr Clinton, Xew Plymouth, 1. Limit Bitches.— Mrs G. H. Saunders, Now Plymouth, 1.

Bitches, open.—Mrs G. IT. Saunders, Now Plymouth, 1. Novice Dogs.—ll. C. Nixon. Eltham, 3 ’ Limit Dogs.—E. Steeyle, New Plymouth, 1; 11. C. Nixon, 2. Dogs, open.—ll. F. Oliver, 1; E. Steeyle, 2; it. C. Nixon, 3. Wcrking Collies. Dogs, open.—W. Holmes, 1; B. Boyle, 2; Alex Corrigan, 3. Bitches, open.—J. R. Corrigan, Hawera, I i V. Nolan, To Went, 2. Trial Working Collie Class.—Alex Corrigan 1; B. Boyle, 2; J. 11. Corrigan, 3. ‘ Novice Bitches.—E. M. Hurley, Hawera, 1. Spaniels, Cocker, Black. Limit Bitches,—J. R. Donaldson, Whangamomona, 1 and special; E. M. ! Hurley, Hawera, 2. Four entries. Bitches, open.—J. R. Donaldson, 1 and special; E. Hurley, 2. Spaniels, Cocker (ony other color), weight under 301 b. Puppies, Dogs under 12 months.— 1). L. Barrett, Wanganui, 1; R. L. Campbell-Aitchisoh, Palmerston N., 2. Novice Dogs.—D. L. Barrett, 1.

Limit Dogs.—l). L. Barrett, 1; R. L. Campbell-Aitchisou, 2. Field Spaniels, Puppies.—A. TV. Budge, 1. Limit Dogs.—A. TV. Budge, 1. Spaniels, Field (any color). Challenge Classes. Novice Dogs.—A. TV. Budge, 1 and special; H. E. Williamson 2. Four entries. „ ... , . , Dogs, open.—A. T\ . Budge, 1 and challenge ; H. E. Williamson, 2; T\. J. Kendrick, 3. Scottish Terriers, Dogs, open.—H. D. Caplen, Hawera, Bitches, open. —H. 1). Caplen, 1. Pugs, Fawn. Puppies, Dogs, under 12 months.—, Mrs A. Dean, Whangamomona, 1; TT . Madgwick. Normanby, 2. *' Novice Dogs.—-TV. Madgwick, Noimauby, 1. ~ . , Limit Dogs. G. Nightingale, Whanga, .1; H. J. Condor, Levin, 2; TV. Madgwick, Normanby, 3. Dogs, Open—CL Nightingale, TT hancra ] ■ Mrs A. Dean, Whangamomona, 2 • Miss Elsie-Mynott, New Plymouth, 3; TV. Madgwick, Normanby, v.h.c. Four entries. , Limit Bitches.—Mrs A. Dean TT han. ga, 1 and special; H. J. Condor, -Covin, 2. ~ . > Bitches, Open. Mrs A. Dean, Whanga, 1. . ~ Brace, Either Sex. —Mrs A. Dean, Whanga, 1.

Airedale Terriers. Puppies, Dogs, under 12 months. .1 W. McMillan, Stratford, 1. Dogs, Open.—J. W. McMillan, Stratford 1 and special. Puppies Bitches, under lv months. __J. W r . McMillan, Stratford 1. Bitches, Open. —J. W. McMillan 1Team of Tln‘66 Terriers. —J. W. McMillan 1. T ~ ~ n Brace, Either Sex. —J. W - McMillan I ’Brace, Any Breed, Either Sex'.—J. W. McMillan, 1. Pomeranian. Puppies, Dogs, under 12 months.Mrs E. Jackson, Stratford 1. Dogs, Open.—Mrs E. Jackson,Stratford, 1. Retrievers. Puppies, ])ogs or Bitches, under 12 months. —N. L, Higginson, Stratiord, Does open.—N. L. Captain Tinney, Patea, 3, Five entries. Bitches, open. —Captain Tinney, -. Brace, anv sex. —Captain Tinney, I. Puppies, Bitches under 12 months. —Mrs G. H. Saunders, New Plymouth 1 ; Mr Clinon, New Plymouth, 2.. Variety Classes.

\nv Breed not scheduled.—Miss Eileen Bernard, 1; Miss P. Bates 2. Best Sporting Dog or Bitch.—l. Kirkwood, “County Belle,” (English getter), 1; R. M. Sheild, Patea, 2; J. W. McMillan, 3. ■ Sporting Brace. —J. W. McMd an, Stratford, entry (Airedales), 1; iKirkwood, County Kennels, 2; Mrs J. E. Tomlinson, 3. Sporting Team.—T. Kirkwood, 1; J. W. McMillan, 2. Best Non-sporting Dog or Bitch. Mrs E. Jackson, 1. Non-sporting Brace.—Rev. Butlei, 1

Non-sporting Team. —Rev. Butler 1. ■ Children’s Variety Class, under Li lbs.—Master Donald Stewart, Normanbv, 1] Miss Eileen Bernard, L; Miss P. Bates, 3 ; Malcolm Henry, Children’s Variety Class over 21 lbs.—Norman Linn, 1. POULTRY, Game, modern, hen or pullet.—S. Campbell, 1. Houdan, cock.—Stewart and imnasperg, 1. , Houdan, hen.—Stewart and Lamtoperg, 1 and 2. Houdan, cockerel. and Landsperg, 1 and 2. Orpington, Black, S.C., Cock. - Stewart and Landsperg, I; W. li.ukman, 2. Orpington, Black, S.C., Hon.—>'• Scott, land special; Stewart find Landsperg, 2; A. B. Leech, 3. Orpington’, Black, S.C'.,, Cockerel. W. Scott, I ; Stewart and Landsperg,

Orpington, Black, S.C., Pullet.— Stewart and Landsperg, 1 ; M • *Scott,

Orpington, White, Hen. R-. i ■ Hughes, 1. Orpington, White, Cockerel.—R. .1 Hughes, 2. Wyandotte, Golden, Cock.—VV .H. Rutledge, 1. Wyandotte, Guidon, Hen.—M . H. Rutledge, 1 and 2; J. Rutherford, 3. Wyandotte, Gulden. Cockerel.—W. H. Rutledge, 1 and 2. Wyandotte, Golden, Pullet.—W. H. Rutledge, L ajid 2. Wyandotte, Silver, Cock.—Miss F. Parker 2. Wvandotto, White, Cock.—Syd Roclcr‘ I.

Wvandotte, White, Hen—Syd Reader, 1 and special; Stewart and Landsperg, 2 and' 3; Syd Reader, v.li.c. Wyandotte, White, Cockerel,— Stewart and Landsperg 1.

Wyandotte, White, Pullet.—Harry Masters, 1. Plymouth Rock. Barred, Cock.— Geo. Jackson, 1 and special. Plymouth Rock, Barred, Hen—Goo. Jackson, 1 and 2 ; Ciias. Downey, J. Plymouth Rock, Barred, Cockerel — Chas. Downey, 1. Plymouth Rock, Barred, Pullet.— Geo. Jackson, 1. Plymouth Rock, White, Cock.— Stewart and Landsperg, 1 and special: W. Scott, 2; Geo. Jackson, ‘5 and v.h.c. j Plymouth Rock, White. Hen.—AA . Scott, 1; Scewart and Landsperg, 2. Plymouth Rock, Wliite, Cockerel. — Geo. Jackson, 1 and 2. Plymouth Rock, White, Pullet.— Geo. Jackson, 1 and 2; Stewart and Landsperg, 3. Leghorn, White, Cock.—L. V. Dahl, 1. Leghorn, White, Hen.— L. A . 2. Leghorn, White, Pullet.—Stewart and Landsperg, 1; L. V. Dahl, 2. Leghorn, White, American, Cock.— Stewart and Landsperg, 1 ; AV. Scott, 2; L. V. Dahl, 3; C. L. Bridges, v.h.c. Leghorn, AVhite, American, Hen.— AV. Scott, .special laying strain, 1 ; Harry blasters, 2; Stewart and Landsperg, 3. Leghorn, White American, cockerel.—Stewart and Landsperg 1, AV. Scott 2, Harry Masters 3, Syd. Reader v.h.c. Leghorn, AA'hite, American Pullet— A. P. Lister, New Plymouth, 1 ; S. Reader 2, C. L. Bridges 3. Leghorn, Brown, cock. ■=—Stewart and Landsperg 1. Leghorn, Brown, Hen.—Stewart and Landsperg 1, J. H. Dunn (New Plymouth) 2, A. C. Aubrey aitara), 3." Leghorn, Brown, Cockerel.—Stewart and Landspergl, A. C. Aubrey (Waitara) 2. , Leghorn, Brown, Cockerel.—A. C, Aubrey 1, d. H. Dunn 2, A. P. Lester 3. Leghorn, Bulk, Cockerel.—C. L. Bridges 1. * , Legtiorn, A.O.AL, Cock or Cockerel. —S. Reader 1. Leghorn, A.0.V., Hen or Pullet. S. Reader 1. * Minorca, Black, Cock.—Av. Kelly 1. Alinorca, Black. Hon.—Stewart and Landsperg, special, 1 and 2, i'. Roberts 3. Minorca, Black, Cockerel. —<i. Rutherford 1 and special. , Alinorca, Black Pullet.—J. Rutherford, 1 and 2, Stewart and Landsperg 3. Hamburgs, Black, Cock.—A\. La by 1

A.0.V., Purebred Poultry, Except Bantams, Cock.—S. Reader 1. A.0.V., Purebred Poultry, Except Bantams, Hen.—A. C. Aubrey 1, b. Reader 2 Stewart and Landsperg 3. A.0.V., Purebred Poultry,: Except Bantams, Pullet.—Stewart and Landsperg 1. Bantams. Game, Black Red, Cock or Cockerel. —W. Kirkmau 1. i > Game, Black lied, Hen or W. Kirkmau 1, ' i Breeding Trio. Any Variety, Cock and Two Hens. — A B. Leech 1. Game, A.0.V., Cock or' Cockered. — Stewart and Landsperg 1. A.0.V., Cock or Cockerel.—S. Reader 1, Stewart and Landsperg 2. A.0.Y., Hen or Pullet.—Harry Masters 1, Stewart and Landsperg, 2. DUCKS. Avlesburv, drake.—A. J- Lacey (Cardiff) 1 ; duck, A. J. Lacey 1. Pekin, drake.—Stewart and Lapdsperg 1 ; duck, Stewart and Landsperg 1; duck, under 12 months, Stewart and Landsperg 1. ~ . ’ Indian Runner, drake—C. L. Budges 1, Stewart arid Landsperg 2; duck, C. L Bridges 1 : drake under 12 months, Stewart and Landsperg 1 ; duck under 12 months, Stewart and Landsperg 1, CAL- Bridges 2. GATS. Persian.—Mrs C. Rock 1, Mary Fookes 2.