FRANKLIN POULTRY SHOW

Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 1010, 28 June 1930, Page 11

FRANKLIN POULTRY SHOW

SPECIAL PRIZES AWARDED Special to THE SUE PUKEKOHE, Friday. Success attended the Franklin Poultry Club’s Show which concluded today. Special prizes were awarded as follow : Fancy Poultry'.—Best Minorca: W. Bailey. Best Leghorn: Miss C. Ambler. Best Orpington: T. E. Conway. Best Wyandotte, other than silver: Gibbons Bros. Best Rhode Island Red: E. H. Keating. Best Black Red Game: D. G. Saunders. Best Game bird, other than Black Red: W. Bish. Best Runner duck or drake: J. J. McKinney. Best Old English Game Bantam: C. F. Burton. Best Bantam, any other variety: D. G. Saunders. Utility Birds.—Best Leghorn: Male. A Wilson; female, G. S. Adams. Best Black Orpington: Male, T. E. Conway; female, A. J. Rowles. Best Minorca: J. Herberts. Best Wyandotte, other than Silver: Gibbons Bros. Best Light Sussex: A. Fitchett. Best heavy bird in local classes: A. J. Rowles. Best light bird in local classes: 11. A. Adams. Best White Runner Duck: J. J. McKinney. Best Fawn and White Runner Duck: E. J. Adams. B<»st Khaki Campbell duck or drake: Miss C. Ambler. Breeding Fens.—Best male and two females, light breed: Miss H. E. Churches. Best male and two females, heavy breed: A. J. Rowles. Best male and three females, light breed: P. Gallagher. Best male and three females, heavy breed: IT. M. Barriball. Best bird in poultry section, children’s classes, other than winner of cup: Gladys McKinney. Pigeons.—Best Homer: C. Young. Best fancy pigeon: W. A. Conder. Best pi f^ on » children’s classes: Robert Duncan. The concluding class awards were as follow: Bantams.—Black Red cock: C. F. Burton, 1 and 2. Black Red cockex-el: C. F. -, R .‘ D ‘ Hosking, 2. Partridge pullet. YV. Bish, 1 and 2. Wheaten hen: W. Bish, 1. Wheaten pullet: C. F. Burtoc. 1. 2 and 3. Blue Red Cock: W. Bish, 1. Blue Red cockerel: B. Duncan, L Black Rosecomb cockerel: D. G. Saunders 1. Black Rosecomb pullet: d! G. Saunders, 1. Pigeons.—Working Homers: Cock. C. Young, 1 and 2; P. Gallagher, 3. Hen: K. Adams, 1 and 2; C. Young, 3. Youn~ cock and bird: C. Young, 1. Cock, 100 miles: C. Young, 1; D. Hoult, 2. Hen, 100 miles: C. Young, 1. Fancy pigeons any variety, cock: B. Duncan, 1; w. a! Condon, 2; P. Fisher, 3. Hen: W. A Condon, 1; i: Duncan, 2; L. Kidd 3 Tumblers—Hen: W. A. Condon, 1. Pheasants.—Cook: R. Powell, 1, 2 and 3. Hen: G. L. Hart,. 1. 1 Geese.—Gander and goose: C. H. Reube, Eggs.—Dozen hen eggs, white suitable for export: D. Batkin, i-’ \\ tt S-y l '; 2: F Gallagher, 3. Dozen hen eggs, other tnan white, suitable for export: D. Batkin, 1; W. H. Carter, 2; p. Gallagher, 3. Heaviest dozen duck eggs: D. Batkin, 1; p. Gallagher, 2. Heaviest dozen hen eggs, white: A. J. Rowles, 1; P. Gallagher, 2; H. A. Adams, 3. Heaviest dozen hen eggs, brown: P. Gallagher, 1; E. H. Keating, 2; L. Batkin, 3.

DAIRY MARKETS

Merchants report receipt of overseas cables as follow: Newton King, Ltd., from Ft. and W. Davidson, Dtd., dated June 27Butter: The market is quiet; salted, yss to lo7s; unsalted, 146 s to 150 s. Wheys, first, 128 s; second, 1265. Cheese: The market is slow. Coloured, 82s to 84s; white, 75s to 775.”