PERSONAL.

Sun (Christchurch), Volume I, Issue 245, 19 November 1914, Page 10

PERSONAL.

, Bishop Julius arrived by the first express from the south yesterday. Mr Eli Kerr, of Timaru, is a guest at the United Service Hotel. Mr T. 11. Baker left by the .; Victoria for Napier last evening. ■ . . Mr E. 11. Hiley, general manager of the New Zealand railways, left yesterday by the second express" for-' t the south. "' Visitors to Christchurch staying-at Warner's Hotel include Messrs H. Sincock and W. G. Douglas, of Dunedin, and T. H. Jones, of Wellington. Mr N. Macbeth, secretary of the Canterbury Frozen Meat Co., arrived back ig Christchurch yesterday after a trip to England. . Mr Philip Snowden, M.P. for Blackburn, will be tendered a civic reception at 11 a.m. on Saturday, and will be the guest of the New Zealand Club at, luncheon on .Monday. Mr T. Ryan, the South Australian Education Commissioner, visited' Lincoln College yesterday, and/left by last night's ferry steamer for Wellington, where he will remain for some days. - Messrs T. W. Kirk (Wellington), S. R. Cattell (Dunedin), James Craigie (Timaru), L. Clark (Dunedin), B. Robert (Oamaru), and Thos. D. Dempster (Wellington), are amongst the guests staying at the Clarendon Hotel. The Rev. A. N. Scotter was elected secretary at the North Canterbury District Methodist Synod, which met yesterday. The meeting decided that it was not, opportune at the,present time to set aside a secretary for foreign missions. 'The Rev. N. H. Papakura (who was a prdniinent competitor at the last competitions in Christchurch) has resigned his position as Methodist Native minister at Colac (Southland), and is now a candidate for the Northern Maori electorate. The death has occurred at Tauranga of Denis Kennedy, aged 84. He was a Maori War veteran and took part in - Jfcho Gate Pa engagement. He resided there, ever since. lie was also through ■</ . the Indian Mutiny and the Crimea.— p Press Association.

ton 1. Five wether hoggets (2): G. T. Robertson 1 and 2. Three ewes (2): G.'.-'T. Robertson 1. Five ewe hoggets (1): H. McClelland 1. PAT SHEEP. (Judges, Messrs A. Webb and H. T. Ford.) Three long-wool wethers (2): W. J. Clintoa 1 and 2. Three Down wethers (3): W. J. Clinloii 1 and 2. Three halfbred wethers (2): \V. J. Clinton 1 and 2. Three wethers under 18 months, Down cross (4) : W. J. Clinton v l and 2. Three wethers, under 18 months, any breed (4) : W. J. Clinton 1, 2, and 8. Special prize for best ten freezing wethers (2): W. J. Clinton 1, G. T. Robertson 2. Special prize for pen of ten fat wethers or maiden ewes (2): W. J. Clinton 1. FAT LAMBS. Three longwool lambs (2) : H. McOlelland 1, W. J. Gibb 2. Three Down lambs, under 701b (3): H. McClelland 1, W. J. Gibb 2. Three longwool lambs, under 821b (1): H. McClelland 1. Three longwool lambs, under 941b (i): H. McClelland 1. Three Down cross lambs, under 821b (2): H. McClelland 1, R. S. Roper 2. Three Down cross lambs, under 941b (2): H. McClelland 1, W, J. Clinton 2. Three butchers' lambs (2): H. McClelland 1, W. J. Clinton 2. Special prize for pen of five freezing lambs (1): W. J. Clinton 1. Pot lamb (5): Miss Lacey 1, E. Drake 2, R. S. Watson 3.

CATTLE. (Judges, Messrs J. Hight and H. E. Fincham.) SHORTHORNS. Bull, any age (1): W. Syme 1. Yearling bull (1): W. Syme 1. Cow, any age (4): W. Symo 1, H. Pago 2, M. Addington 3. Heifer, two years (1): W. Syme 1. Yearling heifer (1): W. Syme 1. AYRSHIRES. In six classes Mr W. J. Jenkins was the only exhibitor, except in the cow class. Cow, any age (3): F. Westaway 1, W. J. Jenkins 2 and h.c. JERSEYS. Bull, any ago (3): H. Roper 1, L. Thomas 2. Cow, any age (2): T. E. Boyle 1, J. Gill 2. Heifer, three years (2): T. E. Boyle 1, W. F. Turner 2. DAIRY CATTLE.

Cow, any age (5): W. J. Jenkins 1, W. Syme 2, R. Burgess h.c. Heifer, three years (3): W. F. Turner 1, Miss Fairbairn 2. Special prize for dairy cow (1): Missf Robertson 1. Calf (1): R. Burgess 1.

HORSES. ' ' DRAUGHTS. (Judges, Messrs W. Earle and another.) Entire, any age (5) : Lill and Westenra's Reformer 1, W. J. Jenkins's Netherwale 2. w. J. Jenkins's Royal Kniitb.t 3. Three-year-