PASTURE COMPETITIONS

Taranaki Daily News, 27 October 1932, Page 12

PASTURE COMPETITIONS

JUDGING IN URENUI DISTRICT. ■LARGE improvement NOTICEABL Judging in the pasture competition ■was done in the Urenui district on Tuesday and yesterday by Messrs J. M. Smith, J. F. Phillips, D. L. Tate and R. Luxton. The pastures in i the district were found to be well above last year’s standard, this being due not only to a better

spring but also to the better farming methods employed in pasture work. The points were five or six higher in average than those in previous years. As the pastures have to be judged again in the autumn the results are not final. The judging party was hospitably entertained by Mr. and Mrs. G. Salway, Mr. and Mrs. Ri Luxton, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Freeth and Mr. and Mrs. S. Topless. ! A local competition is being conductI ed in addition to the open one and the pastures -entered by Messrs -S. Topless and J. Burfltt are not eligible for this ( class. Details are:—■

«3 ( tn > to 3 ej s • 3 ”3 4> s CD <L> 0 Q tft O ci ci g ■ E4 * 4 <%> ei £ <s5 3 "o o cs £ co 85 (30) (25 y (5) (10) (15) (15) (100) <D. L. Tate S. Managh S. Topless (open) ...... R. Weeden 28 27* 28 27 27 24 24 24 234 44 4 34 4 4 8 74 7 74 74 14 14 144 134 14 14 14 14 ■144 14 024 91 91 90 894 894. 27 23 4 7 14 144 25 24* 44 7 14 14 89 27 234 44 8 112 14 89 27 y 4 74 13 134 89 Garr Bros 274 23 4 • 74 14 124 884 88 874 87 J. Burfitt (open) G. Salway 28 26$ 24 234 4 34 6 6 14 14 14 144 14 14 134 134 134 1’2 14 C. Honeyfield (open) .... W. J. Freeth (open) .... W. Mooney G. Salway (open) ...... Jonas Bros S. Purdie R. Johnston 26 26 26 26 26 26 24' 22 23 234 23 23 4 24 34 3 3 3 3 64 7 6 • 6 6 7 134 14 14 14 14 14 87 864 86 86 854 854 J. Mooney R. Luxton 254 26 J 2'2* 23 4 3 6 7 13£ 12 14 1-3 854 844 A. Cocker 254 •7*2 34 6 18 14 84 J. Johnston 254 224 "Z 7 . 134 134 84 J. F. Phillips and Sons .. C. Lambert _. 254 22 23 2 7 6 14 124. 134 13 834 82 ...........