EGMONT SHOW TROPHIES

Taranaki Daily News, 2 December 1929, Page 6

EGMONT SHOW TROPHIES

LIST OF POINTS PRIZES. Points prizes won at the recent Egmont A. and P. Show are: — New Zealand Friesian Association’s gold medal and Mr. E. J. Betts’ special of £2 2s for most points in pedigree Friesian classes. —H. E. Johnson (Tokaora). Bremer Cup, for most points in pedigree Ayrshires.—F. Mills (Tokaora). Dewar Imperial Cup, for most points in open pedigree Jerseys.—R. L. Horn (Ohau). Wright, Stephenson Cup, for most points in Hawera Jersey Cattle Club classes. —A. C. Lovelock (Hawera). A. J. Mills Cup, for most points in open dairy classes.—rß. L._ Horn (Ohau). Tonks Perpetual Memorial Challenge Cup, for most points in fat sheep classes. —J. Phillips (Hawera). HOME INDUSTRIES. Mr. E. A. Washer’s special’of £3 3s, for most points in classes 1 to 35 (inclusive).—Mrs. M. Lambie (Wanganui). Mr. F. C. Foden’s special, for most points in classes 36 to 39 (inclusive). — Mrs. S. H. Jones (Kaupokonui). E. .Morris, Ltd.’s trophy, for most points in classes 40 to 58 (inclusive). —- Mrs. A. J. Hopcroft (Normanby). Harrops, Ltd.’s special for most points in classes 59 to 87 (inclusive). — Miss B. Parker (Auckland). ' Mr. W. G. Strange’s special for most points in classes 88 to 101 (inclusive). — Mrs. C. C. Ross (Stratford). Gyde and Co.’s special for most points in classes .102 to 107 (inclusive). —Miss D. Tinney (Wellington). Mr. E. Dixon’s special, for most points in classes 108 to 112 (inclusive). —Miss I. Preston (Normanby), Mr. G. H. Westwood’s special for most points in classes 113 to 118 (inclusive). —Miss ,P. Gane (Normanby). Mr, j. L. Carter’s special for most points in classes 119 to 122 (inclusive). —Miss E. Wheeler (Marton).

Anonymous special, for most points in classes 123 to 127 (inclusive). —Miss F. Macdonald (Hawera). Mr. G. E. Laidlaw’s and Mr. H. Par-, sonson’s special, for most points in classes 128 to 130 (inclusive). —Miss Gwen Williams and Miss Vera Ellis (Cardiff) equal. Mr. J. A. Dalgetty’s special, for most points in classes 139 to 151 (inclusive). •—Ararata School.

GENERAL ITEMS. The elimination of the element of danger at the Tawhiti Road railway crossing is a subject which lias occupied the attention of the Hawera Chamber of Commerce for years, and many representations have been “made by the chamber to the Railway Department. As a result of the negotiations the assistant general manager’ of railways, Mr. M. Dennehy, visited Hawera on Friday and met a deputation from the chamber. Suggestions that a deviation from Tawhiti Road down Scott Street and across the line to Collins Street would solve the problem did not meet with the approval of the deputation, which urged that an effort should be made to remove the goods section of the track to the northern side of the station, which would obviate the necessity of shunting across the crossing. A , drop on the line at the northern end was raised as an objection by the department. After further discussion Mr. Dennehy said he was sure there was some solution to the problem, and he would consult with his engineers on the question. The matron of the Hawera public hospital acknowledges the following gifts: Magazines, Miss Sage, Margaret Simpson, Mrs. Christian, Mies Lysaght, Mrs. Brown; books, Mrs. Stubbs, Mrs. Brown, Miss Lysaght; flowers, . Mrs. Lar.com, Miss Lysaght, Mrs. Gifford; eggs, Turuturu school children, 10 dozen eggs to children’s ward; tickets, Egmont A. and P. Association, Hawera Savages and Waverley Racing Club. The judging by Messrs. Mills and Wren, Tokaora, in connection with the Waverley Calf Club will be done on December 13, commencing with the Whenuakura school. At the Scottish concert recently rriven af Opunake in aid of the Presbyterian Church funds, one of the most' enjoyable items on the programme was an instrumental trio played by Mr. and Mrs. Antonie Bonetti and Miss D. Hawkins. A tennis ball will, take place in the Matapu hall on December 12. Coburn's star orchestra will be in attendance and patrons aro guaranteed an enjoyable evening’s entertainment. Patrons of the Hawera Boxing Association’s tournament on December 19 are requested to note that the box plan will open at Miss Blake’s Opera House Confectionery on Friday, not Wednesday as previously advertised.