Prize List.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXII, Issue 5, 30 November 1916, Page 5

Prize List.

t COMPETITIONS, FIRST DAY. Maiden Hunters' Competition.—X. M. Patterson, Hawera, Tofna. 1; E. Mason, Stratford Paddy, 2; P. J. Phelan, Stratford. Webshell, 3. Five I entries. | Maiden Hunters' Competition—Miss M. Blown, Hawera, 1. Three entries Best lady rider.—Miss M. Brown, 'Hawera, 1; Mrs Becker, 2;'Mrs J. E. Anderson, Whangamomona, 3. Six entries. ! Pony Leaping Competition.—C. : Patterson, Kapuni, Bonnie 1; C. Patterson, Kapuni, Flora, 2. Six entries. j Best rider—Master C. Patterson. ! Best amateur lady driver.—Miss Dorothy Cleaver, Hawera, 1. Three entries. 1 Best juvenile amateur lady rider. — Miss Bella Knox, Te.,,Popo, 1; Miss Dorothy Cleaver, Hawera, 2. Four ■ entries. Best lady driver.—Mrs Bow, Hawera, 1; Miss Angus, Hawera, 2; i Miss Kennedy 3. Ten entries.

Best boy driver, to he only occupant of the vehicle, under 16 years of age.—Eric Cleaver, Hawera, 1; Leo Cleaver, Hawera, 2. Three entries. . ~ • Best hoy rider, under 15 years.— J. G. Cressy 1; Alex Sangster. 2: Eric Cleaver, 3: Five entries. High jump competition, for pony 14.2 and under.— E. Willis, Riverlea, Tasman. (Only competitor). HORSES. SECOND DAY. DRAUGHTS. Entire.—J. Grant, Hawera, Knight of the Garter, 1; J. D. Mitchell, Manaia, Martin Baron, 2. Entire (other than Thoroughbreds). —W. Hawke, Stratford, Advance, 1; G. J. Warrender, Eltham, Wildwoid King, 2; E. Le Campion, Normanby, b. Imperial Child, 3. SADDLE HORSES. Lady's hack, 15 hands and over (to be ridden by a lady).—Mrs Heko, 1; E. Short, Feilding, 2; J. McL. Blair, Hawera, Captain Starlight, 3. Five entries. Best pony stallion, not exceeding ■L2J hands.—W. Bonner. Stratford. Trick of the North, 1; W. T. Bailey, Kaponga, Dandelion, 2. FIRST DAY. CARRIAGE HORSES, HACKS AND HUNTERS. Mare, 15.2 hands and over (other than thoroughbred), visibly in foal or with foal at foot, best calculated for breeding carriage horses or weight carrying hacks. First prize £1 30s, second 10s—J. Donald, Stmt' tl, Lottie, 1;. E. O'Sullivan, Ornament, 2. Three entries. Colt, filly or gelding, from Ist August, 1915. Likely to make good saddle or carriage horses. First prize, Hannah and Co.'s special £1 Is; second 10s—A. David, Cardiff, House Maid, 2. ~v,, 17- „+ Filly, from Ist August, 1914, First prize, T. A. W. Nicholson's special, £1 Is: second 10s—H. Kenny, Stratford, Miss Prim, 1. ..Three entries. Fillv, from the Ist August, lyio. First'prize, H. J. Hopkin's special, £1 Is; second 10s—H. Moss, Stratford, chestnut, 1. Two entries. Best foal from Ist August 191 b. First prize, £1; second 16s—A. b. Jl. Kendrick, Tariki. Gipsy, 1. Two entries. , . i . Filly or gelding, from Ist August 1914. Likely to make good saddle oi carriage horse. -First prize, r. Thomson's special, £1 Is; second 10s —H. Kenny, Stratford, Miss Prim 1, G. W. Pratt, Stratford, Lady Joubert 2.

DRAUGHTS. , , Mare, visibly in foal or with foal at foot.—A. S. * H. Kenrick Tanki, Bonnie, 1 j ■ A. Fraser, Ratapiko, Kate McCarty, 2. Three entries. . Best foal from the Ist August 1910 —A. S. IL Kendrick, Tariki, Gipsy, 1. Two entries. Best dry mare. 4 years or over.— A Fraser, Ratapiko, Jessie, 1 ancl champion; A. Fraser, Ratapiko, IThree entries. . ; Best draught mare, and two of Bel progeny under 4 years.—T. lei»£» Maugatoki, Belle and Lady CUasgmN and Dan, 1; A. S. H. Kenrick, Tanki, Bonnie, 2. Three entries. Note.—Animals under two yea»rs oi j age are not eligible to compete lor i Championship. . . I Mare, visibly in foal pr with fo«J at foot. . First prize, £1 10s: >S *coml ilss—\ S. H. Kennck, lariki. BouIniel; A Fraser, Ratapiko, .Kaio McCarty 2. Three entries. I Colt, from Ist August, 1914. First ! prize, Messrs Bellringer Rros (special, £1 Is; second 10s—J. - Barrow, To Roti, 1. I Best dry mare, 4 years «.««; First prize, £1 10s j second 15V-1. Perry Maugatoki, Belle, I, j Fraser, Ratapiko, Esther, 2. l»veo entries. - '. , , j Best draught mare, and ; « ct »ei progeny under 4 years, tirst Association's special, £2; se««d- C. Jago's special, £1 ls-T. Perry, Sangatoki, Belle and Lady Glasgow Dan 1; A. S. H. Keunck, Tanvv i Bonnie. 2, Three entries • j Gelding, 4 years or jmv lirst , prize, £1 10s, second os-1. lerry, I Maugatoki, Glen, 1; T. iVvry, Maugatoki, Ben, 2. three enuic?. | B Filly, from Ist August, 1013..Fust nrize T H. Penn's sep•.•ial, £1 Is, Ipixae, l. a. Maugatoki, second lUs—J. XfancaLady Glasgow, 1; T. Peny, 31an E® itoki Darling, 2; W. Richards Car- <•# T>nvnl Maid 3. Four entries. V-irtf nrize J. Grant's special £2 2s Walsh, Stratford Tipperary, 1- \ A. Brown, Ngaere, 2: A. fi>. u. Kendrick. Tariki. Gipsy 3. ;/ Pony, 13.2 hands or under, tbo special, £2 second Nor . 3. "Twelve entries —— ——• -

k Getlding, 4 years or over— T. Perry , Mangatoki, Ben, 1; f. Perry, Mangatoki, Glen, 2. Three entries. Fillv, from the Ist August, 1913 T. Perrv, Mangatoki. Lady Glasgow, ! 1; T. Perrv, Mangatoki, Darling, 2; ' W. Richards, Cardiff, Royal Maid, 3. , Four entries.

Colt, from the Ist August, 1914. — J. S. Barrow, Te Roti 1. Gelding, from the Ist August, 1914. —T. Perry, Mangatoki, Dan, 1. Fillv. from the Ist August, 1914. — J. D.' Mitchell, Manaia. Lady Omyo, 1 : J. D. Mitchell, Manaia, 2. Colt or genlding, from the Ist August, 1915.—A, Fraser, Ratapiko, Prince,l. Two entries. Filly, from the Ist August, 1915. J. S. Barrow, Te Roti, 1. Pair of heavy draught horses, m regular work, eligible for trial if desired.—T. Perrv, Mangatoki 1.; A. Fraser, Ratapiko, Kate McCarthy and Esther, 2. Pair of light draught horses, in regular work eligible and available for trial if desired—T. Perry, Mangatoki, Roval Black and Royal Rose, 1. three horse team, to be the property of one owner.—T. Perry, Mangatoki, 1 ; A. Fraser, Ratapiko. Kate McCarthy, Esther, and Jessie 2. , Best foal, bv Knight of the Garter, —J. T. Walsh, Stratford, Tipperary, 1; X. A. Brown, Ngaere, 2; A. S. H. Kendrick, Tariki, Gipsy, 3.

CATTLE. A special prize of £ls, given equally by this Association and Jersey Breeders', for Jersey cow, any age, holding authenticated milk and butterfat records under the supervision of the N.Z. Department of Agriculture. Cows to be judged on type. Six entries from at least three exhibitors, or no competition. Prize to be divided as follows:—First prize, Mrs Gadsby's special o £5 5s and Association's special of £3 3s, and W. Pollock's special 10s 6d; second. £4; third, £2; fourth, £l, and cows entered in this , class are eligible for competition in other classes'—W. Pollock, Stratford, Belvedere Bilberry, 1: John .Nicholson, Hawera, Lady Bonnie, 2; W. V. Harkness, 3; W. V. Harkness, v.h.c. Ten entries. j . Best 2-year-old pedigree dairy heifer, of any breed, most suitable for dairy purposes—Ranford Bros-. \ Stratford,- Lady Malaprop of Willowbank 1; P. J. Petersen, Midhirst, Carnation Queen, 2; H. Johnson, Stratford, Lady Bountiful, 3. Four entries.

JERSEYS. Champion bull—W. V. Harkness, Rozel Sultan. Reserve Champion—C. W. Ruebe, Protection of Meadow Brown. Bull, calved prior to Ist July, 1913. —W. V. Harkhfss, Tariki, Rozel SuL\ tan, 1: Ranford Bros> Stratford, Nestor of Willowbank.' 2; W. H. Paynter, Stratford, Resolution, 3. Bull, from Ist July. 1914.—C. W. Ruebe, New Plymouth, Protection of Meadow Brown," Ij, L. P. Rogers, Stratford, Reta Storm, 2; The- Estate H. B. Curtis (deceased) Mfro Meadows Star, 3. Eight entries.; BuU, from Ist July, 1915.—F. Hoskin, Matapu, Mountain View Gold, I; John Nicholson. Hawera, Holy Bank Squire, 2; P. J. Petersen, Midhirst, Ivondale Beaconsfield, 3. Thirteen entries. Cow, calved prior to Ist July, 1912. First; prize, Lowgarth Dairy Company's special £2 :; and A." C. Bell's special £1 Is: second, special 15s and Stratford Gun Club's special £1 Is—J. and A. O'Donnell, Inaha, Gould's Bilbery V.. 1; W. Pollock, Stratford. Belvedere Bilberry, 2; John Nicholson, Hawera, Lady, Binnie, 3; J.. D. Healy, Stratford, Grannie's Merry Molina, h.c.; P. JPetersen, Midhirst, Belvedere Beautjf v.h.c. Fifteen entries. | Heifer, from the Ist July, 1913* First prize, W. P. Kirkwood's special £1 5s and C. and E. Jackson's special £1 Is; second, H. E. Abraham'** special £1 Is—A. and J. O'Donnell, Inaha, Perfection. 1; W. A". Harkness, Tarikj, Rozel"s Sweet Choice, 2) A. A. Ward; Mir©, f, Mho Meadows Bluebell, 3. -Eight entries. . Heifer, from the Ist July, 19I<L First prize 1 5s and Ngaere Dairy Coy's special £1 Is: second J. Robson's special £1 ls-Ranford Bros., Stratford, Rosetto of Willowbank, 1; \ A Ward Miro, f, Miss Meadows Queen, 2; J.' M. Shotter, Midhirst, Glenlivet's Silver Poppy,3. Five enHeifer from the Ist July, 1915. - C Goodson, Hawera, Mercedes Ladv 1- P. J- Petersen, Midhirst, Ivondale Carnation, 2; H. C. Sampson, Hillsborough, Mountain View s Flora 3; C. Goodson, Hawera, BeU Bird 'v.h.c. Fourteen entries. | Pen of two heifers, -over 18-months I and under 2h years. First prize, £1 ss, and Stratford Gu Club's special I£l Is: second, Mrs Maul s sepcial £l. l_Hanford Bros., Stratford, Lady I Mal*»rop of Willowbank and Rosette of Willowbank 11., 1. . i Pen of two heifers, under 18 months. __C Goodson'a Bellbird and Mercedes JJoble Udy, 1; P. J- Petersen's ©x'Best two pedigree Jersey cows ; or heifeTs( in milk), entered in. *£• iesev Herd-Book. First Prize, R, J Linn's Special Cup to be won twice in succession or three times at *TSJEi awl J. Nathan's special ; £1 v second S 1 s—A. and J. O'Dotil% Xaha IfcuW's Bilberry and „ell Inalia, "» Harkness, TaS and RozeP S iiivi, -wxi b . j> Petersen, MpSweet Choice,j!) 1-£ * d L *j y hirst Carfnanon •*& z* Denbigh, X ( fe - Bull, and, two of : % e S owners, male), may .belong to d R r gu ,„ W. V. Harkness, Tariki, ta "> *' . . ~ ~ t ,"nt July, Pen of two heifers, from 1. p y 1915, y pedigree Jersey sir.— ' an^ Petersen, Midhirst, Buttercup * u Daisy, 1;E. J. Kirkwood, Peach a \ Cherry, 2; W. Swann, b.

Nine entries. Heifer, calved since July, 1915.—P. J. Petersen's Buttercup, 1; A. D. talker's Kathleen, 2; Arnold Kaspar 3.

PEDIGREE AYRSHIRES. Bull, calved prior to Ist July,; 1913. \V. Hall, Lepperton, Little Jim, 1; T. E. Coleman, Xgaere, White King ° Bull" from Ist July, 1914.—W. Hall, Lepperton, Pride of Edendale, 1. Two entries. ■ ' ~, Bull, from Ist July, 1915.—Olsen Bros Village, Bonnie Dundee 1: W. Hall, Lepperton, Czar of Edendale., 2; X. X. Brown Ngaere 3; N. A. Brown, Ngaere, v.h.c. *ive entries.

Pen off two best baconors, any reed.—.V. H. Rutledge, Midhirst, 1 id 2. ;j Home made and homo baked bread. -Mrs J! H. Street, Bel Block, 1; lis D. Nixon, New Plymouth, 2; Mrs gydon, Toko, 3. Eleven entries. Home made and home baked brown |ad.—Mrs J. H. Street, Bell lock, lj Mrs E. J. Britiain, "Waion;©na, 2.j Five entries. ■ Homefmade and home baked enfant broad.—Mrs J. H. Street, Bell Jlock, l| Miss Loydon, Toko, 2. Five Aitries. * Home;made oven scones, not less ifaan 6 in number.—Miss K. Harrison, Pembroke Road, Stratford, 1; Mrs Peter Thompson, Stratford, 2; Miss Evelyn Perrott, Huiroa, 3. Eleven jntries. ■' • Homemade girdle scones, three in K: Harrison, 1; Mrs l*eter Thompson, Stratford, 2. Six jntries. - ■Best plate of G' borne made oven jcones, for girl under 16 years.—Miss gvelvn Huiroa, IV 'Miss Florence darkness, Stratford, 2; Miss Beatson,• Midhirst, 3. Seven entries. HOME" INDUSTRIES.

Fanev seones, not less than 6 in mvmber.-SMiss K. Harrison, 1. Four entries. ■;*. Jam ta|ts, not less than 0 in numfoer.—Mrs'M. T. Phillips, Stratford, 1; Entrv v No. 56a, 2; Mrs W. C» 3. Seven entries .'■' ~ CoUectfxh of cakes and pastry, not fcss thahvfi of each variety.—Miss K. HarrisonM. . '", ; . Short Bread.—Mrs E. J. Brittam, 1; Mrs JU Irving. Midhirst 2; Miss K. Harrpn, 3. Seven entries. Golden>eake.—Mrs P. Thompson, 1; 2; Miss Kl Harrison, 3. Six entries. 'Sponge sandwich.—Mrs A. A. Piper Toko, 1; Mrs J. T. Walsh, Bird Road, 13- Miss & Harrison. 2. Six entries. 'Snow dake.—Mrs W. H. Rutledge, l':MidhirstM. Two entries. Cream%iffs, not less than G in numt>er.—Mit Peter Thompson, 1. lwo 'entries. . , , T Best Xmas cake, not iced.—Mis lleiton. Cardiff, 1; Miss K Harrison. m- Mrs H. Moss, Stratford, .:>;, Mis M J. B#£tain, v.h.c Twelve entries. C. Chadwiek, Hawera, l&Miss K. Harrison, *; Mis J. T. \#h, 3. Six entries. j Madiera cake-Mrs g™ hirst l;>Mrs B. Harkness, Strathnd, 2JMrs % J. Brittain, Waiougona, 3. Seven entries. . „ T r , bread cake. T Mrs V, U ■Williamsf Midhirst 1; Mrs E, A*ga ard, Str&ford, 2. Four entries Best n&te of home hade oat cake.— Mrs A. feing, Midh>«t, 1; Entry J*o. 'flo9a 2*»Five entries. . Best flection of biscuits. -Miss scones six in .Harrison 1 Best Mate of sausage roll, 6 in mm Phillips, 1 and 2.

Five enfries. R H Best ".sponge roll.—Miss. iv. rison I. Two "entries. 11 Best-plate of half dozen pjkeW —Mrs A 'lrving, Midhirst, 1,. *"*» 2.Twooutng. Best apple pic-Mrs A. A. npei, Midhirst 2. Three entries. SWEETS. "• '" \ t \tr« A A Piper, toffee.made sweets.— Mis «■ rL - E Aagaai^OSkati'ord,.,> Williams, Midhirst, 2. lhrce ervuic.

PRESERVES AND PlcfcHs.'

1. Two entries. , , . Best pot of orange, marmalade in clear jar—Mrs Chadwick, Hawera, 1. of lemon marmalade, in clear jaJ.-Mrs C. Chadwick, Hawera,

"Best bottled collection of sauces in clear bottles, not more than 6 bottles. -Mrs C. Chadwick, Hawera, 1. Best bottle of wine.—Mrs •)• aStreet, Bell Block, 1. Best collection of chutney, nor more than 4 clear jars.—Mrs C. ChachviW, Blawera, 1. . Collection of home made jellies.— Mis C. Chadwiclv, Hawera, 1. Collection of home made jams.— Mrs C. Chad wick, Hawera 1. Collection of orange and lemon marmalade.—Mrs C. Ckadwick, Hawera,

1. -,_ Best homo toad* soap, 3 bars of eemM —Mrs C. Chadwiek, HaWera, 1. Two entries. Dozen hen eggs (weight ;ind appearance).Mrs J. Pattiusoa, Bird Road, J. Two entries.' Dozen dtfck eggs (weight and appearance).— -Sirs W? IX Taylor., -Midhirst, 1. Two entries. SEWING FANCY WORK Plain Sewing; child's garments (for Primary Schools)— Myra Wilson, Ratapiko, 1; Gladys Chong, Ratapiko, 2.Five entries. Blouse, by High School girls.— Miss Kathleen Hornor, Stratford, 1. Cushion in stencil work, by children under 16 rears of age.—Miss K. Donald, Stratford, 1; Miss Mabel Geraghty, Stratford, 2; Louie Brown, Midhirst, 3. Four entries. Best two hand knitted articles' (coarse).--Miss . C. Maclean, Paraparaumu, 1; Raster G. Jones, Tariki, 2; Mrs \V. H. Rntledge, Midhirst 3. Best Novelty Pincushion. —.Mrs W . H. Rlltledke, Midhirst, 1; Mrs Linnell, Midhirst, 2. Three entries. . Made-up,, Cusbion, embroidered in -silk.—Master G. Jones, Tariki, 1; Mrs E.'.' Shaw, Wharehuia, 2. Best exhibit,' mount mellick,—-Mas-ter G, Jones, Tariki, 1. Two entries. Point bice colar, fina.—Mrs Hugh McCleland, New Plymouth, J and 2. Drawn thread work tray cloth, fine. —Miss J. C. Hawkes, Auroa, 1. Table centre, in pen painting. —Mrs J. Donald, Stratford, 1 and 2, -Mrs Linnell, 3. '"" , . Ten cosy, in crotchet work.— Mrs W. Bailey, Inglewood, 1 ; Mrs Evelyn Hearadeu, New Plymouth, 2. Four entries. Tea cosy, in pen painting. Miss C. McPherson, Hawera, 1. Pillow sham, eyelet embroidery.— Miss M. K. "Wilson, New Plymouth, 1. Best afternoon tray cloth, embroidered in cotton.—Mrs W. H. Rutledge, Midhirst, 1.

' Best piece crotchet- h wo, with corner (tine).—Master G. ■) on ™, lanki, j 1; Mrs Evelyn HearwJeib «ew Ply-1 numth, 2. " . . i A towel with crotchet and insertion i edging.—Mrs Evelyn. Hcarudcu, iNnv 1, Plymouth, 1. ~, a ' Crotchet Camisole top.—Mrs «• Bavlv Inglewood, 1: Miss *. Clomow, StSt/ord, 2; Mrs tinned, 3.-Seven j : entries. ... . ~ ~ „ 1 Set of 3 doileys (fine).—Mrs Geraghty, Stratford, 1. Three entries. Stencilled curtains. -Miss O Mc-| Phorson, Stratford, 2; Miss C. McPherson, i Hawera. .3. Five entnos. ■ Stencilled cushion.—Mrs •)■■ uon-\ aid, Stratford, 1. < | One pair knitted box.—Mrs D. Mac-, donald, Feilding, 1; Mi'bs J. G. Mac-, lean Paraparaumu, 2; Mrs J. !). Macdonald, Feilding, 3. Eight entries. '■_ ... Best two hand knitted articles (fine).— Mrs W. H. Rutled.ge, Midhirst, 1; Miss Orr, Ngaere; 2; Miss J. G, Maclean, Paraparaumu, 3. Best two hand knitted • articles (coarse).—Miss J. G. Maclean, Para- . pareunia- 1, Master G. Jones, lariki, 2 • Mrs W. H. Rutledge, Midhrr.st, 3. .

SCHOOL CHILDREN EXHIBITS.

Plain sewing, by girl under 1.2 years of age.—Eileen l)a'y. New Plj-jnoutli, 1, Louie Brown, Mviliirst, 2 and 3. Five entries. Hemstitching, by g'irl under 1J years of age.—Louie Brown, Midhirst, 1, Myra Wilson, Ratapvko, 2; Gladys Chong, Ratapiko, 3. Plain sewing, by girl unvder 12 years of age. —Eileen Daly, New" Plymouth, lj Louie Brown, Midhirst, 2 and 3. Five entries. Hemstitching, by girl under 14 years of age.—Louie Brown, Midhirst 1; Myra Wilson, Ratapiko, 2; Gladys Chong, Ratapiko, 3. ! DOCS. Those who have a Dominion knowledge of dogs, and are in a position to give a reliable opinion, say unhesitatingly that the Stratford Show is each year gaining a higher place, and especially is this true with regard to the exhibition of dogs. .Mr Percy Smith told a representative of the Stratford Evening Post that among the Greyhounds there were 3 or 4 first-class animals, while the winning dog and bitch were exceptionally good specimens. In Pointers the winning dog, Jerry, the winner of the challenge, was a true-to-type animal. E. Bernasconi's bitch, ''Milk Maid," winner of the Challenge in the Pointers class, and also the Ladies' Bracelot, was in the pink of condition and an ideal dog. The English Setters were a strong class, including several of pood quality and providing. ykeM? competition. Of the Rough-coa'ted Collie, one was the winner of; 'the Challenge by the New Zealand Ken r nol Club, but there were not so many entries as expected. Bull dogs were well represented, especially in bitches. It was the judge's opinion that the

winning hitch could probably take pride of place anywhere in New Zealand. Of Cocker Spaniels, there were some first-class specimens. Fox Terriers were strong, both numerically and in quality, Mr J. Kidd, of Dannevirke, being the most successful exhibitor. The results, which in some cases, were made after keenest competition, were as follows: GREYHOUNDS. Novice Dogs—F. Willis, Paten HaCvm, 1: H 0. Mam fg**«& Barber, 2; Mrs A. Drinkwater, Hew Plymouth, Waterproof, 3. . •S, Dogs.-F. Willis, Rainbow 1. F Willis, Patea, Hailstorm, 2, H C Marr, : Dogs (onen).-F. l; F/ Parkin, Waverle, Waveiey 2; ■i\lVs A. Drinkwater, Aew Plymouth, 'waterproof, 3. ~.-,,• a■, N'.Z Bred Dogs.-F. Willis,Rainbow,lj F. Parkin, Waverley-M avorley, 2-j Mrs A. Drinkwater. Aew Plymouth' Waterproof, 3. Novice Bitches.—Jas. kidd, Dannevirke, Tapuatu Twilight 1.,, Limit Bitches.—Jas. kidd, Dannevirke, Tapuatu Twilight, 1. Bitches (open).—F. Parkm, Waverley. Sunshine, 1; Jas. Kidd, Dannovirlce, Tapuatu Twilight, 2 . N.Z. Bred Bitches.—F. Parkin, Wavei-lev, Sunshine,-*1 (.special). Brace*(any sex).—F. Willis, Paten, Hailstorm and Rainbow, 1; Airs A. Drinkwater, New Plymouth. Overproof and Waterproof, 2.

POINTERS (ChaJlsngs Class).' Novice Dogs.—F. , Whittle, fcjtrat ford. No Shout, 1. ■ L'mic Dogs.—F. Whittle, No fallout I

•-N.-Z. Bi-.h\ Dogs, C. H. Burridgc, Petone, Jerry, 1. Dogs (open).—C. Hi; Burridge, Jerrv, 1 (Challenge special). Puppio, bitches, under twelve months.—lames Kidd, Dannevirke, Tapuatu Grouse, 1; H. S. Bierre, Palnierston North, Warlington Shamrock, 2. Novice Bitches.—James Kidd, Tapnatu Grouse, 1. Limit Bitches.—A. H. Probert, Dannevirke, Grouse, 1: Mrs !S. J. Beaven, Ilawera, 2; J. Kidd, Dannevirke, Tapnatu Grouse, 3. N.Z. Bred Bitches.—A. H. Probert, Grouse, 1 ; H. S. Bierre, Palnierston f North, Warlington Shamrock, 2. -i BifccJies (open).—E. Bernaseqni, j Wellington, Milk Maid, 1 (Challenge land special); Mrs S. J. Beaven, •-.'; i H. S. Bierre Warlington Shamrock, 3. ENGLISH SETTERS. Puppio Dogs, under twelve'months. !—T. Kirkwood, County Kennels, 'j County Pride, 1; Miss M, Foreman, | Waitara, 2. Maiden Dogs. T. Kirkwood; .County Kennels, County Pride, 3, Miss Mi. Foreman, Waitara, VVhii.- , rock Smiler, 2. ! Novice Dogs.—A. 'IF Pfobert, Royal [Carrier, 1; T. Kirkwood, County Pride 2; Miss M. Foreman, Whitruek j ; Smiler, 3. j Limit Dogs.—M. J. Goodson, Haw;,»ri, Whitney Sport, 1; T. Kirkwood, 'County Pride, 2. i N.Z Bred Dogs.—T. Kirkwood, ißnck-a-Rock, il ; M. J. Goodson, j i Whitney Sport, 2. Australian Bred Dogs—T. Kirkwood, Raek-a-Rock, 1. . ! Dogs (open).—T. Kirkwood, Rack-a-Rock, 1; M. J. Goodson, Whitney Sport 2. Limit Bitches.—A. 11. Probert, ! Laval Blue, 1. ) •N.Z. Bred Bitches—A. H. Probert, Roval Blue, I: T. Kirkwood, County Belle, 2; A. H. Probert, 'Whitney Grace, ."5. Bitches (open).—A. H. Probert. Roval Blue, 1 : T. Kirkwood. County Belle,, 2; A. H. Probert, ' Whitney

Grace, 3.' ~ , Brace [any sex).—A. 11. Pro.Dert, 1 ; T. Kirkwood, 2. Team of Throe.—A. H. Prober*, 1'; T. Kirkwood, 2. ,IR!SH SETTERS. Puppi e dogs, under twelve months. —\V. T. Mills, Denbigh Road, Midhirst, "Mac, 1. Novice Dogs.—W. T. Mills, Midbyrst, ALuc, 1. SETTEEfS. T.V'ico any variety.—A. H. Prober!, -a. Tr-ir.i of Three.—A. H. Probert, 1. RETRIEVERS. N ovi'ce Dogs.—F. It. Hawker, New Pivmou-tli, Nirana. 1. Two entries. Li mit Dogs.—F. H. Hawker, Nirana,, 1 • K. Bayly, Oniata, Micky Flitters' -'i. Three .entries. Iw s (open).—F. R. Hawker, Nirana, 1; K ; Bayly, Micky Flittoi-,s, 2. Tl n4e entries. -' Bitches (open).—F. Patterson, .New l'.'lymouth, Kate, 1 (special). CUN DiOGS.

Novice Dogs.—T. Kirkwood, County Pride, 1. _. _, , T Open Dogs.—C. 'H. Burredge, Jerry, I- VI. J. Goodson, Whitney Sport, '2.; T. Kirkwood, Rac&*a-Rock, 3. Four Open' Bitches.—A. IT. Probert, 1; T. Kirkwood, County Belle, 2. Bj-aco.—A. H. Probert, 1 (special); T. Kirkwood, Rack-a-Rock and County Belle 2. , ' , _ Team.—T. Kirkwood, Rack-a-Rock, County .'Jelle, and County Pride, 1.

CO LUES (Smooth Coated). Puppie Dogs, under i.2 months.— W. Holmes, Stratford, Nigger, L. Novice Bitches.—Miss K. Cuthbertson, Jean, 1. Limit Bitches.—Miss K. Cutlibertson, Jean, 1. Imported Bitches;.—Miss K. Cuthbortson, Jean, 1. Bitches (open).—Miss K. Cuthbortson, Jean, 1 (special). COLLSES (Rough Coated). Puppie Dogs( under twelve .months. —F. Cook, Stratford., Glen, i; Arthur Jury, Stratford, Tawser, 2; G. M. Beer, Waverley, Mosgicl King, 3. Niryicc Dogs.—l/ 1 . Cook, Stratford, Glen, 1; John Gillies EUis, New PlymVrath, Jack. 2; Arthur Jury, Stratford, Towser, 3. Limit i)ogs.—W. Holmes, Stratford, lAirky, 1. ]s.'A. Bred Dogs.—E. L. Jones, Stratfoi-d, Glenroy, 1; J. G. Ellis, Jack 2. Dogs (open).—E. L. Jones, Stratford, G/lemoy. 1 (special); J. G. Ellis, .'lack, 2.. ' jbMppie Bitches, under twelve months. G. M. Beer, Waverley, Mosgiel Que.m, 1. Novice Bitches. —G. M. Beer, Wav- , orlev, ''iosgiel Queen, 1; Owen Me- ; Aloon'.J Gyp, 2. &' Li'mio Bitches.—Owen McAloon's Spyp, I. V! Bitches (open).—M. 1). Oldridgo, Now ' Plyvnouth,. Heather Lassie, Ij Owen McA'loon's Gyp, 2. COLLIES (Bsarded). Puppie Dogs, under twelve months. Miss K. Guthbertson, Kelso, Champion, 1. Novice Dogs-.—A. Stenberg, Palmerston North, Orkey, I; J. Neilson, Midhirst, Rover, 2; J. Neilson, Dark;e, 3. Limit Dogs.—A.: Stenberg, Orkey, 1 ; T. IX Baker, Palmerston North, 2; J. Neilsob, Midhirst,Rover, 3. Dogs (open).—May. Mansell, Rangitikei' (challenge) 1; A. Stenberg, Orkey 2- T D. Baker,,Palmerston N., Bob, 3. "«?% Puppie Bitches, under 12 months.— A. Nelson, Stratford, Fait, 1.

Novice Bitches.—J. Neilson, Midhirst, Ruth, 1. L ; mit Bitches. —J. Neilson, Midhirst, Ruth, 1. Bitches( open).—J. Neilson, Ruth, (Challenge), .1. Brace, any sex.—J. Neilson, 1. Team of Three.—J. Neilson, Rover, Dtirkie, and Ruth, 1. WORKING COLLIES. Maiden Dogs.—E. H. Litme!'= Mick 1 ; J. Brannigan, Stratford, Wave, 2. Novice Dogs.—E. H. Linnet's Mick, 1; J. Brannigan, Stratford. Wave, 2. Limit Dogs.—E. H. Linnel's Mick, 1; J. Brannigan, Stratford, Wave, 2. Dogs (open).—W. Holmes, Stratford, Darky, 1 (special); E. H. Linnel's -dick, 2; W. Holmes, Stratford, Rock, 3. Novice Bitches.—-0. McAloon's Gyp, 1; Miss K. Cuthbertson, Jean, 2. Limit Bitches.—o. McAloon's Gyp, J ; Miss K. Cuthbertson, Jean, 2. Bitches (open).—o. -McAloon's Gyp 1 (special); Miss K. Cuthbertson Joan, 2. BULLDOGa. Limit Dogs.— S. Sharp, Boxer, 1 ; J. Rivett, Inglewood Barry, 2. N.Z. _Bred Dogs.—S. Sharp, Stratford, Boxer, 1. l>og« (open).—S. Sharp, Stratford, Boxer, 1 (special); J. Rivett, Stratford, Inglewood Barry, 2. Puppie Bitches, under 12 months.— J. Rivett, Lady Grey. 1; J. W. -Mills, Stratford, Milibank Royal, 2. Maiden Bitches.—J. W. Mills, Millbank Royal, 1. Novice Bitches.—J. W. Mills, Millhank Royal, 1. Limit Bitches.-—S. Sharp, Vanitv, I ; J. Rivett, Lady Grev, 2: J. \V. Miiis, -Milibank Royal, 3.' N.Z. Bred Bitches.—Ben ;VleNight, New Plymouth, Lady Landsdowno. 1; A. M. Sims. Te Kiri .Marie Royal, 2; J. W. Mills, Stratford Milibank Royal, 3. Pitches, open.— Ben McKnight, New Plymouth, Lady Landsdowne, J (special); A. M. Sims, Marie Royal, 2; J. Rivett, Lady Grey. 3.

Brace (.any sex).—S. Sharp, Vanity end Boxer, [■ J. Rivett, Lady Grey and Inglewood Barry, 2. COCKER SPANJELS (black). (Under 251bs). Puppie dogs, under twelve months. —Hilda Shorter, Midhirst, Bex, ] ; C. Bridger, Stratford, Busted Bill, 2; Ben Hunter, Stratford, Bio; Ben, :i. Novice Dogs.—Hilda Sh'otter, .Midhirst, Hex. 1; C. Bridger. Stratford, Buster Bill, 2; Ben. Hunter, Stratford, Big Ben, 3. Limit dops.—R. Gredio;, Stratford, Tapuata Dick. 1; Albert Rickard, Pnlmerston North, Rajah, 2. Four entries. Dogs (open).—Stewart and Laiulsperg, Normnnbv, Toro, 1 (special "i; R. Grerlig, Stratford, 2: Albert Rickard, Palmerston North, Rajah, .'}. Four entries. Pnpoio Bitches, under twelve months.—Stewart and Landsoerg, Norma ill) v. Lass r.' Gowvie, 1. Novice Bitches."—A. D. Stanley, Ngamotu -Secretary, 1 (special). C. Bridger, Strntford, Trixie, 2;'Stewart and Landsperg, Norma nb v. Lass o 'Gowrie, 3.

Limit Bitches.—A. | D. Stanley, Stratford, Ngamotu Secretary, 1 ; C. Bridget-, Stratford, Trixie, 2; Stewart and Landsperg, Normanby, Lass o' Gowrie, 3. Four entries.

Bitches, open.—Stewart and Landsperg, Normauby, Waimariua floss, ! ; A. J). Stanley, Stratford, Ngamotu Secretary, 2. Three entries. Brave '.any sex).—Stewart and Landsperg, Normanby, 1. Two entities. Team of three I .—Stewart and Landsperg, Normanby, 1. COCKER SPANIELS (other than black), under 25lbs. Novice dogs.—C. A. .McDonald. Stratford. Jacko, 1. .Dogs (.open).—('. A. .McDonald, Stratford, Jacko, 1. FIELD SPANIELS (any color). Pup-pic Dogs, under twelve mouths. —W. T. Bailey, Kaponga, Nero, J ; Miss E. Coates, Lowgarth, Famit, 2. Novice Dogs.—Miss Tat Abraham, Stratford, lj W. I. Bailey, Kaponga, Nero, 2- .Miss K. Coates, Lowgarth, Famit, 3. Limit dogs.-—A W. Budge, Smut, 1 ; Miss Pat Abraham, Strnttord 2; W • T. Bailey, Kaponga, Nero, .'5. Fontentries. Dogs (open).—A. Budge, Smut, I. ; Miss Pat Abraham, 2; W. T. Bailey, Kaponga, Nero, 3. i uppie Bitciies, under 12 months.— -Miss D. Coates. Lowgarth, Bounce, 1. FOX TERRIERS (Smooth). Puppie Dogs, under 12 months.— Hi Madeley, Masterton, Mataknvi Shute, 1 ; J. Kidd, Wakatu Daddy, 2: Mrs Beviu's Buster's Nipper, 3. Five entries. Maiden Dogs.—F. Foley, Stratford, Bruno, 1; R. Masters, Waipu -Nut., 2, E. S. Butherfurd, Tiger, 3. Novice Dogs.—F. Foley. Bruno. 1; It. Gredig, Tapuatu Toff. 2; K. Misters. Waipu .Nuts, 3. Five entries. Limit Dogs.—J. Kidd. Wakatu Daddy, 1; F. Foley, Bruno. 2; Jas. Ogilvie, Wanganui, Tarauaki Sam, 3. Seven entries. N.Z. Bred Dogs.—J. Kidd, Wakatu Daddy, .1 ; F. Foley. Bruno, 2 : Jas. Og'live,'Taranaki Sam, 3. Seven entries. imported Dogs.—J. Prentice, Palmerston North, Maidstone Luk, 1. Dogs (open).—rJ. Kidd., Wakatu Daddy, lj F. Foley, "Bruno, 2; Jas. Cgilive, 'iaranaki Sam, 3. Fight entries.

! I'uppio Bitches, under 12 months.— ! j. Kidd, Windsor Waif, lj J. Kidd, Bosworth Orphan, 2; J. Ogilvie, Countess of Midtlleford, 'A. Four entries. Maiden Bitches.—W. Pellet, Judv. I ; Mrs Barker's Beauty, 2. Novice Bitches.—J. Ogih'ie, Countess of Midclleford, 1. FOX TERRIERS (Wired Haired). Puppic Dogs, under 12 months.— I). U. Jones, Wanganui, General Brusiloff, 1. Limit Dogs.— 1). H. Jones. General Bntsjjoff, lj., u , Dogs (open).—D. 11. Jones, General Erttsiloff, I.' Limit Bitches.—J. Kidd, No. Kid, 1. <>' SKYE TERRIERS. Limit Dogs.—Mrs H. Richmond, Portree J uliet, 1. Gogs (open).—Mrs H. Richmond, Portree Juliet., 1. ! IRISH TERRIERS. J Puppie Dogs, under twelve months, j—N. Wilkinson, Poneke, Kehel, 1. j Novice Dogs.—N. Wilkinson, "\YelJ lington, Poneke Rebel, 1. '-• Novice Dogs.—G. Rogers, New Plymouth, Midland Sport, 1. Novice Bitches.—l. W. McMillan, Stratford, Midland Queen (imp.) J. Limit Bitches.—J. W. McMillan, Stratford, Midland Queen (imp.) 1. Imported Bitches.—J. W. McMillan, Stratford, Midland Queen (imp.) i. Bitches, open.—J. \\ 7 . McMillan, Stratford, Midland Queen (imp.) 1. AIREDALE TERRIERS. Maiden Dogs.—G. Roger-,;. New PhlfiTomh;'" Mid land Sport, J. Limit Hitches.—J. Kidd. Dannevirko, Windsor Waif, ] ; J. Prentice, Palraerston North, Beechfield 'Arknia:

5.7.. Bred Bitches.—J. Kidd, Windsor Waif, 1.

Imported Bitches.—J. Prentice. Palmerston N., IJeechfiehl Arkma, I. Bitches (opeii).—H. Masters, Stratford, Newcastle Wakemap, 1. Brace (any sex).- James Ogilvie, Wangamii, Taranaki Sain and Countess Middleford, 1 ; J. Kidd, Dannevirlce, Windsor Wajf and Bosworth Orphan, 2, J. Prentice, Beeekfteld Orknia, 3. Team of Three—J. Kidd, Dajinevirke, 1 (special Windsor WaiO. BLACK PUCS. Limit Dogs—Mrs Douglas, Stratford, Muugamunga Bogey, 1. N.Z. Bred .Liogs, 'Mrs Douglas, Muugamunga Bogey, 1. Dogs (.open.,. 1- Mrs , Douglas, Mungamunga iSogey, 1. Dogs, open.—Mrs K.. Jackson New Plymouth, Frisk, 1. Dogs, open— K. .J. Rook. Lepperton, Lindy Whisky, 1. Bitches, open.—Egmont VVangauui Hunt Club, Countess 1.

Pair of Inst season's pimpie dogs.— Egmont Wangnuui Hunt. Club, I. ]3est dog tor stud purposes.—Kgmont Wanganui Hunt Club, Whisky, 1 1 - PUGS (r'awn). Limit Dogs.—Cl. G. Nightiugale luglewood, Captain Togo, j, X.Z. Bred Dogs—G. G. Nightingale j luglewood, Captain Togo, [. | Dogs .(.open).—G. G. Nightingale, ! inglewood. Captain Togo, J.. POMERANIAN. Limit Dogs.—Mrs K. Jackson, New Plymouth. Frisk, I. N.£. Bred Dog.s.-H. W. Kirkhv, Aew Plymouth, Pukekura, Pmchcr 'l Dogs (.open).— U. j.'. ()lj ve ,. y,,,._ man by, Kini, I (special). xT PI M e - K ' ,u ' he,i > «"«tei" J-' months.~ IV Wilkinson, Wellington I'oneke Panic, I. j Limit Bitches.— N. Wilkius.).., l»„n----i eke Panic, 1. VARIETY GLASSES. •Best sporting aog or hitch—T ivirkwood, County Belle, I • [? Willis Pnuilu.n 2 ; j. Ki(ld) D . mm , virl ' lapatn Twilight, ;j. Ten entries ■ Sporting brace.- K. Willis Patea, Hailstorm and Bainbow [ ■ T Kirkwood. Stratford, Countv h O ]L and ltack-a-Rock, 2. ' Sporting team.- T. Kirkwood. Comity I!, 11. Rack-a-Kock and County Pride, 1. Pest non-sporting clog or hitch, • j A. M. Sims, Te Kii-i, Marie Boval, I. Children's variety class, under'2l ! lbs.—Donald Stewart, inn.. Xorinanby, Kniry, 1. Ladies' Bracelei. —K. IV: , n . t oni, Wellington, Milkmaid, !. Twetitvfout' entries.

BnlV inrl two of feia progeny (f< , males) may belong to different owneri -r«W.' Ball, Lepperton, Little Jim anc : - Progeny, 1, Con', prior to the ,Ist July, 1912. '• Olson Bros., Egmont "Village; Louii . of HaydowilsJ'l; Olson Eros., Eg wont Village,"Kate of Woodlands, 2 Heifer, 'from lat July, 1913.—0150 r Bros., Egmont pillage, Lilac of Woodlands, 1. Heifer, from Isjt July, ,1,914.—0150 n Bros., Egmojnii.Village, Jessamine, 1: Wc Hal^/Lepp«!]*ton r .Primrose 11., 2; W. Taylor,'.StrAtjfbrd, Bonnie Lass, 3. Heifer from Ist July, 1915.—0150 n Bros., Egmont Village, Jess of Fair View, 1; Olson Bros, Egmont Village, • Topsy of Woodland, 2; T. E. Cole..in'^ui,' lSgae.ro, 3; W. Hall, Lepperton, Vanity 11., h.c.; N. A. Brown, Ngaere v,h.c. Six entries. Pen of two heifers, under 18 months— Olson Bros., Egmont Village I; W. Hall Lepperton 2: Pen of two heifers, from Ist July, 1915.—T.E. Coleman. Ngaere, 1. Heifer, from Ist July, 1915.—T. E. Coleman, Ngaere, 1; B. Mcßeth, Lepperton, 2; T. E. Coleman, Ngaere, 3. PEDICREE HOLSTEINS. Campion cow.—A. J. Galliehan, Palmerston North. Reserve Champion cow—William '.- James, New Plymouth. . Bull, calved to the Ist July,; •1913.—H. E. Johnson, Tokaora,! King Rose de Kol, 1; A. J. Galliehan, Palmerston North, -King Billy (362), 2; .W. I. Lovelock, Palmerston North, b and w, Friesland Komdyke Segis, 3. - Bull, from the' ts£f. July,- $914.—: W. I. Lovelock, Palmerston North, b ! and w, Domino's Belted King, 1;' R. M. Glenhy, Martaia, Ashleo Knight 2; Burgham and Metcalf, Toko, King Alcartjav.3.: Four entries. ... . Bull, from the Ist July, 1915.—A. J. Galliehan, Palmerston North, 1; J. W. Gardiner, Lowgarth, b and w, King Segis Diamond, 2; W. I. Lovelock, Falmersjton, North, b and Wj Count SSgis'Yan Lee",*^. 1 Five entries. " Bull and two of Ids,. progeny (females), may • belong to different owners.—J, W. Gardiner, Lowgarth, 1; H.' Johnson, Stratford, Clift'side Manor de Kol, 2. , . Cow, calved prior to the Ist July, 1 1912.—. J. Galliehan, Palmerstoti - North, lj C. M. Clifford Bios., Lepperton, Longbeach,Miehaelmes Daisy, 2-;'.William James, New Plymouth, Nazle Fayne Segis, 3. Nine entries. Heifer, from the Ist July; 1913. William James, New Plymouth, Segis Galatea l'j'A. J. Galliehan, Palmerston North, 2 ; W», I.- Lovelock, Pal- * ; merston North, blk and w; Friesktid Park Colamtia Oadilac, 3. Seven

%■ entries. Heifer, from the Ist July, 1914. A J. Gallichau, Palmerston North, 1;. J.' W. Gardiner, Lowgarth, Nancy Lee, 2'; H. Johnson,, Lady Bountiful, 3. Seven entries. HeiferV from the Ist July, 1915. W." J. -Bradford, Auroa,. Bonnie Lass of Aunoa, 1; J. W. Gardiner % Low- , l garth, Lakeside Bazel Queen, 2. Seven i\ ertfcries. . . • i 'and under 2* years.—H. Johnson, ' Stratford Lady Bountiful and Bfinie Belle' Alcartfa* 1. Two entries.. Pen of two heifers, mitjer 1« i J. Bradford, Aurpay. Bonnie Lassie of Auroa and .Bonme Maid of Auroa, 1; J. W. Gardiner-,. LPwgaMh; Lowgarth Queen and Wira Rose, 2. Six entries/ CRADE HOLSTEJJNS. Heifer or cow, in milk, 1 from the Ist July, 1912, by pedigree Hoisteih sire. —H. Johnsonj Stratford, Glenmore Princess 11, 1 ; J. Davis, Stratford, 2. Four entries. ■ \ ; ■' '■',■■" Heifer, from Ist July, 1915.—H. ' Johnson, Stratford, 1; H. Johnson, 2. Three entries. Pen of two'heifers, from the Ist July, 1915.—H. Johnson, Stratford, ;,i. PEDIGREE JWILKINC SHORTHORNS, Bull, from the Ist July, 1915.—E. E, Hancock, Ngaere, Sunnyside Lord Darlington 1... 1; A. Jjouglas, Lord'feitcheiierfa^ 71 d '; Heifet«, f U'ronT^i'rit>Uu^yl''^l9ls.—>V. T. Bailey, Kaponga, Chiselhvirst Maid, . !■ ">rii;T ~f«,ivi';.> oiicfc/f ,rii ,-.-,;t'':t FAT CATTLE ifitfifff. olap§es). Pen of,two bullocksj pay age.—-J. Forbes, Nbi'iiranby, 1. ' Best fat bullock.—C. Handley, Urenuiy 1. Pen of two steers, under four years. —E. Marfell, Toko, .1. Best two , bullocks, .suitable for freezing.-—J&. Marfell, Toko, 1 and 2. Three entries. Cow, calved prior to the Ist Jnly,< 1911.—G.. S. Hobbs, Ingiewood, 1 and

2. \ . ■ ' ■■■ Heifer, from the Ist July, 1912. G. S. Hobbs, Inglewood, 1.

GRADE OR CROSSBRED SECTION. Cow, under 4 years, visibly in milk.; —- -¥. E. Cressy, Hawera, Dairymaid, 1; Thos. Orr, Ngaere, Golden Queen,• 2; >V. Swan'n, Stratford, Vestalas, 3. Six entries. , Heifer, fj'oin the Ist July, 1913.4W. Swann, Stratford, Tdpsy, 1; H. Masters, ./Stratford, Spot, 2; ■'■ Tl|os. Orr, Ngaere, Golden Queen, 3. Eleven entries, „, ',....;. Heifer, from the Ist July, 1914. O. Skoglund, Stratford, Betty, 1; H. H. Martin, Midhirst, Dolly, "2. Four' entries. Heifer, from the. Ist July, 1914. J. Thomas 1; A. D. Walker Ngaere, Kathleen, 2; W. A. Dingle, Myrtle, 3. Eight enteies. Pen of heifers, prior to-Ist July, 1915.—C. Symbnds,' Midhirst, 1; A. W. Sutton, 2; G. M. Hamilton, Midhirst, 3. Eight entries. A Juvenile class best yeanling grade heifer, from the Ist July, 1915, sired by pedigree Clive" Shotter, 1; W. Orr, 2; Miss Jean Jackson, Mary, 3. Seven entries. • ' Best yearling grade heifers, irrespective of breed, to be bred by ex hibitbr.—P. J. Petersen Buttercup, I;'A. D. Walker, Kathleen, 2; E.

J. Kirkwood, Peach, 3. Eight entries.

Pen of two heifers, .calved/from Ist July 1914.—Murray Bros., 'Midhirst, 1; M. T. Phillips,.Stratford, 2. Four entries.

Pen of best 3 grade heifers for dairy purposes, calved since Ist August, 1915,_Arnold Kaspar, 1; E.'J. Kirkwood, Peech, Cherry, and Plum, 2; J. Thorns, 3; W. S. Dingle, .v.h.c. Fourteen entries. Pen of three heifers, from Ist July, 1916.—0rr Bros., Ngaere, 1 and 2; H. Johnson, Stratford, 3; Miss Jean Jackson's, Mary, v.h.c. Ten entries. Best three cowsin milk, any breed. —W James, Bell Block, 1; Arnold Kaspar, 2; H. Johnson, 3. Four entries. SWEEP-

LINCOLNS. Ram, over 18 months.—R. J. Linn, Normanby, 1; E. Marfell. Toko, 2 Ewe over 18. months, with lamb at fooWW. B. Grant, Westown, New Plymouth, 1; E. Marfell, Toko, 2. Two ewes, with lambs at foot.—ll.. Marfell, Toko, 1. ■ ■ • „ Two ewes, under 18 months.— &■ Marfell, Toko, 1.. n Ewe, under 18 months.—W. PGxant, Westow» t 2 and 3. Four entries. B Grarii";'-Westown, New Plymouth, 1;" E MarfeJV-Toko. ,2. i 'Two, ewes, ;4-tooth or over with lainbs abffoot.— E. Marfell, loko, I. CROSSBRED SHEEP. .:"'. FtOMNEY MARSH. Two ewes,' over 18 months, with lambs at foot.—J. McL: Blair, 1. Two entries. • . LINCOLN. 'Two ewes, oyer r lB , lambs at foot.—W;'B. Graiil. Westown, New Plymouth 1; El Marfell, Toko, 2. Pen of three fait ewes, any age.— McDonald Bros., Stratford,, 1; J. Forbes, Normanby, 2; A. J- Forbes, 3. Four entries. SOUTHDOWNS. Ewe, under 18 months.—J. McL. Blair, Hawera, 1. Pen of three best freezers,, wethers. —J. McL. B)air, Hawera\, l„j F* |sarfell; Toko, 2; J. Nnrman bjs 3. Six entries. ,'.'*.' v'.•■■'■• ROMNEY MARSH. Ram over JB-nionths;- —J: McL. j Blair, Hawera, 1 and 2;>N. A Brown, Ngae.ro. 31 Ram .under 18 r months.— J. McL. BJaii - , Hawera, 1; and 2 Two 'rams under 18-moaths. J. McL: Blair, Hawera, 1 and 2.

Ewe over 18-months, with hunb at foot.—J. McL. Blair, Haw-ira, 1 r.nd 2. . Two ewes, • with lambs at foot.—J. MeLf Blair, Hawera, 1. Two entries. Two ewes, under 18 -months.- -J. McL. Blair, Hftweta,. 1. Ltvo entries. Ewe, under }'S months.—J. McL. Blair, Hawera, Imd *V \ Two ewes, under JS mouths--J. McL. Blair, Hawera, 1 and 2. Two Ewes, 4-tooth or over with lambs at foot.—J. Mcji. Blair, Hawera, 1. ' Pen of three best freezers, ewes.— W. B. Grant. Westolvn, New Plymouth, 1 and 2; Bros., Stratford, 3. Nine entries. Pen' of three freezers (down cross), wethers.—C. Bayly, Toko, 1. Two entries. Pen of three freezers (longwool cross) wethers. J. Forbes, Normanby, 1; J. Lucena, Toko, 2; E. Marfell, Toko, 3. Pen of three fat lambs, suitable for freezing.—Marshall Bros., Inglewood, 1 and 2; W. B. Grant. Westown, New Plymouth, 3. Six entries.

FAT SHEEP. Pen of 3 wethers, any age.— J. Forbes, Normanby.

SPECIAL OF ANY BREED. Best pen of 3* fat Jambs, any breed, bred by exhibitor;—W. B. Grant, Westown. New Plymouth, 1; Marshall Bros., Inglewood, 2 and .3. Five entries. > PET LAMB. Best pet lamb.—N. A. Brown, Nga-: ere, 2; Pprotby Cleaver, Hawera, 3. PICS. BERKSHIRES. Boar, over 1 year.—W. H. Rntledge, Midhirst, 1 and champion ; Mis Gilliver, Stratford, 2. Sow, over one year.—W. H. Rutledge, Midhirst, • i.; Mrs GilliVov, Stratford, 2. Three entries. Sow. under one year.—l. Patfjji-on, Stratford, 1; Mrs Gilliver, 2. L'h:ve entries. Boar, under 0 :;tont!;s. J. . Pultmson, Stratford, 1. Two entries. Sow, under >6 months.—Stewart and Landsperg, Normanby, 1 and champion'| \V."H. lint-ledge, Midhirst, 2. Pi", between 601 b and 1001 b, to be