TEMUKA AND GERALDINE A. & P. ASSOCIATION.

Temuka Leader, Issue 5991, 1 April 1911, Page 3

TEMUKA AND GERALDINE A. & P. ASSOCIATION.

... -——-I The following is the list of winners of SPECIAL PRIZES. In the sheep classes the Canterbury Frozen Meat Company’s prize, of £2 2s was won ley Mr D. G. Cain. Colonel Hayhurst’s prize of .Cl Is for most points in sheep classes was won by Colin McKenzie. In cattle Mr A. J. Keith’s prize o! cold medal valued at 3.V guineas was won by, J. Slcßride. Mr J. A. Guild, jun.’s special of £1 Is for best walking draught horse was won by W. Wharton. Colonel Hayhurst’s prize of £1 Is for best tradesman’s turnout was won by C.F.C.A., and Colonel Hayhurst’s prize of £1 Is for most points in draught horses was won by W. Bell. Colonel Hayhurst’s special o. £1 Is for most points in light horses was won by A. G. Macdonald. Mi A . Payne’s special of £1 Is f°r best colt by thoroughbred was won by his own colt, and the prize reverts to the Association. Mr P. Mitten’s specials of £2 2s and£l Is for best foal by General Wood w e re won by T. Toohey Ist, and J. G. Barry 2nd, and Mr J. -INolan’s special of 10/6 was won by Mi G. Wilcox. , In ponies Mr W. H. Palmer s special of £2 2s for best pony in harness under 14 hands was won by M. Young. Mr W. J. Keys special prize of silver medal to be.st boy or girl rider in pony classes was won by Master D. S. Shaw. Mr P. Warning's special trophy value £3 3s and Mr W. H. Palmer’s special of £1 Is for 11.7 hunter was won byMr W. Wharton. Mr W. H. Palmer’s special of £1 Is for list hunter was won by G. A. Crowe. Mr 11. Giant s special of £2 2s and Mr W. H. Palmer’s special of £1 Is for maiden hunter, catch weights, was won by V. AVarcing. , . Mr I. R- Whitman, jim. s, special ot £1 Is and Mr R. Smith, sum’s, special of £1 Is for mare or gelding calculated to make a hunter were won by Mr C. Brian. Mr T. Buxton’s special of 200 m bag “Challenge” flour for most points in baking was won by Mrs At. McMillan, and Mr Buxton’s special of 1001 b bag of “Challenge” llonr for greatest number of household articles made from “Challenge” flour bags was won by

Miss Inwood. J Mr H. E. Smith’s special of El Is S for school girl under 15 gaining most / points in cooking classes was won by Miss Myra Shaw. In this class the juvenile exhibitors were competing against adults, and Miss Shaw’s exhibits wore most creditable. j The Christchurch Moat Company s special of 10 bags Islington fertiliser for most points in Held roots was won by A. South. 'Colonel TTayhurst’s prize for most points in farm produce was won by A. South. guessing competition. The weight-judging competition at- : traded a very fair number of enthusiastic sports, the majority of whom demonstrated the fact that to them it was morn of a “guessing” th a n “jndging” competition. The total live weight of the three sheep was 470=;1h, ■ and the calculations ranged from 1 ROIL to sfio. I ,lb. The winners proved to br . Mr I. Morris (Temuka'l and MrM.Mc Leod (RiversleaL who both guesse. 470 Tb, being within jib of the exact weight, and will therefore divide tm first and second prizes, amounting n v all to no/-.