TARANAKI POULTRY, Etc., ASSOCIATION.

Taranaki Herald, Volume XL, Issue 9156, 10 August 1891, Page 3

TARANAKI POULTRY, Etc., ASSOCIATION.

President: DrO'Carroll. Vice-President*: Dr Leatham, Messrs H. J. Fisher, R. Street, and D. Teed. Eon Treasurer : Mr S. W. Shaw. Eon Secretary : Mr P. R. Carthew. Committee : Messrs J. Kivell, F. Goodacre, W. Beates, W. Coker, S. Brookes, A. Clelanrt, and C. Hendry. Judges: Poultry and Canaries, j Mr A. Walker, Christchurch ; Pigeons, | Mr F. Goodacre, New Plymouth. Steicards : Messrs Murphy and Cokor. {Continued from Saturday.} The Poultry Show on Saturday night was most liberally patronised by the public. At 8 o'clock the drawing for the Ait Union prizes was made by Messrs T. A. Murphy and N. K. McDiarmid, who announced tho winners as they were drawn. Tho Show closed at 10 o'clock, when tho officers set to work to take all the cages down. The largest prizetaker at the Show was F. Rogan & Co., of Wellington, who carried off the champion clip, a champion medal, and about £10 in prizes and specials. The Auckland competitors carried off about £13 in cash prizes, and also Messrs P. Hyman & Co.'s trophy valued at £3 3s, which was won by Mr Coleman. Mr G. Bolton, a local competitor, carried off Messrs Sargood Son, & Ewen's trophy of a clock valued at£s sa. The local breeders were large prizetakers, as a perusal of the prize list will reveal. ART UNION PRIZES. The following are tho prize takers in the Art Union :— Ticket 299, Mr G. Pitt ; 565, Mr J. Allan, jun. ; 468, Auckland Association ; 784, Mr S. Hall ; 552, Mr Corbett (not claimed) ; 249, Mr A. Kivell ; 54, Mr W. Kivell ; 703, Mr P.Eva ; 917, Mr J. Harvey ; 245, Mr C. Enderby; 109, Mrs R. Street; 51, Mr A. R. Goodacre ; 16, Mr A. Goldwater; 42, Mr W. Beals ; 796, Mr W. Bennett ; 697, Miss Harre ; 813, Mr P. Young ; 401, Mr E. H. Tribe ; 946, Mr J. Hooker (not claimed); 786, Lily Brookes (not claimed) ; 914, Mr C. M. Lepper ; 933, Mrs Standish; 864, Mr G. H. Foote ; 230, Mr J. Hooker (not claimed) ; 173, Mrs Skippons (not claimed) ; 412, Mr C. Allen ; 410, Mr F. Bolton ; 310, Mr A. H. Foote ; 912, Mr H. Lepper ; 317, Mr W. Street ; 216, Mr A. C. Fookes. • [Prize List Continued."] Eggs (hens'), 1 dozen.— S. W. Shaw 1. Best Table Fowl (dead). Breed or cross to be specified, trussed, head and feet intact.— R. Gaylard 1, W. Marfell 2, S. Brookes 3. Canabies. — Norwich, cock or hen, clear yellow. — M. Rarason ; Norwich, cock or hen, clear buff — F, Goodacro 1, 2, and special; Norwich, cock or hen. buff ticked, marked, or variegated; F. Goodacre 1 and 2, C. A. Fawcett 3; Norwich, cock or hen, yellow or buff, ticked, marked — F. Goodacro 1 and special ; Manchester Coppies, cock or hen, any variety. — F. A. Fawcett 1, F. Goodacre 2 and 3 ; Yorkshire, cock or hen, any variety. — G. Bolton 2 and special ; Cinnamon, cock or hen, any variety — S. W. Sbaw 1, special, and medal, F. Goodacre 2, C. A. Fawcett 3 ; Cock, any variety — Mrs Nicolls 1 and 2 ; House, moulted, goldfinch cock or hen — A. Hooker 1 and special, C. A. Fawcett 2, W. Quickfall 3.

Linnet. — Cock or hen, any variety — W. K. flulke 1, T. Brash -2. Paroquets. — Any variety — Mrs Niccolls 1, James Butterworth 2 ; Any other variety of foreign or native birds — James Butterworth 1.