CENTRAL TARANAKI CALVES

Taranaki Daily News, 5 December 1930, Page 10

CENTRAL TARANAKI CALVES

GOOD TYPE EXHIBITED., - JUDGES COMPLIMENT PUPILS. The judges of the Boys’ and Girls’ Clubs calf-rearing 'ompetitions visited several schools in Central Taranaki yesterday. The standard of animals compared well with those judged in other districts. Mr. W.'McL’Dowie dealt with condition, Mr. H. J. Marchant judged for dairy type and Mr. R. Syme examined the charts. The judges complimented the children on the splendid type of calves brought forward and urged them to look after the animals during the year and to bring them back for re-judging as yearlings. The awards were:— HUIROA.

gree, Harold Austin 1. n. Friesian-Shortlrorn. Douglas Newton ..... 28 100 128 Dairy, type. —Douglhs Newton 1. Yearlings.—Les. Neilson 1, Bruce Johnson 2.

eltham theatre talkies.

• NOVELTY IN “TEMPTATION.” Novelty of theme, real human interest touches and a tensely dramatic climax are*'a -few of -the elements in “Temptation,” showing to-night at the Eltham Theatre. The story is based on New York night life but it is not an underworld or cabaret orgy, story. Action commences when Larry Donovan, a weak but lovable character, is released from prison on parole. To elude gangsters; who seek to lure him back to a life of crime, he goes to New York. During the weeks of hardship that follow. lie falls in love with Julie Becker, a hard-working, self-supporting girl. Julie,- already engaged to a prosperous ■business man, Sam Gardon, does all in her power to discourage Donovan, although deep in her heart she loves him. Desperate at what he interprets as Julie’s coldness, Donovan plans to embark on a life of crime. How he is prevented from doing this by the quick action and splendid courage of Julie supplies a thrilling and thoroughly satisfying climax.

• Jersey-Ayrshire-Chart Cond. Total 30 100 130 Dorothy Mitchell .... 29 100 129 Will Goldup SO 99 128 Mariory Mitchell . — 29 98 127 Dairy type—Will.Goldup 1, Marjory Mitchell 2, Dorothy Mitchell 3. Fricsian-Shorthorn. Jim Wood 29J 100 ' 129 A Dairy type. —Jim Wood 1. - . DOUGLAS. Jersey-Ayrshire. Reggie Cruickshank... 27. 100 127 Iris Cruickshank ..... 27 98 125 Laurie Cruickshank . 27 . 98 . 125 Olive Rumball '. z 26 ' 94 120 Edith Jacobs 28 00 118 Will Walter 27 88 115 Dairy type.—Laurie Cruickshank , I, Iris Cruickshank 2, Will Walter 3. TOKO. Jersey-Ayrshire. Tristan Rowe ....... 29 100 129-“ Edward Casjiy ...... 284 98 1264 Charles Rowe 29 96-, 125 Will Lister • - 294 95 124 j Will Major ........ 29 J 94 1234 Lawrence Kilsby .... 30 93 123 Darcy Harris 29 94 123 Dorothy Jones ...... 284 94 1221 Marjory Murray .... 29 93 122 Hector Milne i 30 91 121 Will Needham 28J 91 ■ 119 J Joan Milne 29 90 119 Birdwood Rowe 284 90 118J Evelyn Ferguson .... 294 So • 1144 Dairy type.—Hector Milne Jones 2/ Will Needliam 3. 1> / Dorothy v Friesian-Shorthorn. Ivy Major .......... 29 100 129 Dairy type.—Ivy Major 1. HUINGA. Jersey-Ayrshire. Beth Cook 30 100 . 130 Beth Cqok 30 90 129 Rena Knox 29 96 125 Jean Jamieson 30 94 124 Dairy type.—Grade: Jean Jamieson 1, Beth Cook 2, Rena Knox' 3; pedigree, Beth Cook 1. STRATFORD. \ Jersey-Ayrshire. Phyllis Neilson .... 30 100 130 Harold Austin 28 100 128 Will Morrison 30 95 125 Ron Collins 26 96 122 Alf Benefield 27 95 122 Verdun Pratt ...... 26 94 120 Arthur Lilley 27 92 119Dairy type.—Grade: Alf Benefield 1, Arthur Lilley 2, Will Morrison 3>; pedi-