THE TIMARU SHOW.

Timaru Herald, Volume XIC, Issue 13434, 5 November 1907, Page 6

THE TIMARU SHOW.

THE SPECIAL PRIZES. The following jg the destination of the several special prizes privately donated in connection with the late Tjmaru Show: Messrs Little Messrs Dalgety and Co.) prize for most points in Border Leicesters. —N. M". Orebll. Messrs McDougallßrosu (penN.Z. L. "and M.A. Co.) prize for most points in English Leicesters.—E. Kelland. Messrs Quibell Bros., (per- Webb and Kempthorne) prize value 555.. for most points in any one section of Breeding Sheep.—E. Kelland, English Leicesters. The Executors of the late C. G. Tripp, £2 2s, for Best Inbred Halfbred Ram over 18 months.—J. Stringfellow. Messrs Guinness and LeCren, Ltd., supplement first prizes in Classes 104 and 105 by one guinea each.—W. Grant. Messrs Dalgety and Co.. £4 4s and £1 Is. for Pens of* 5 Pat Wethers. —T. McWhirter and Sons 1, R. Brookland 2. The: N.Z. L.and M.A. Co., £3 3s and for Ft Fat Crossbred Wethers or Ewes suitable for freezing.—R. Brookland J, W- Brookland 2,

The Christchurch Meat Company, £7 7s and £3 3s, for Freezing Sheep. —R. Brookland 1, W. R. Brookland 2. , The N. M. .and A. Co.,', £3 3s . and £2 2s, for Best Pen of Fat Lambs. —H. Stevenson 1, R. J. McCallum 2. Messrs Thos. Borthwick and Sons, £3 3s and' £2 2s, for best pen .of Freezing Lambs.—R. J. McCallunm 1 and 2. The Canterburv Frozen Meat Company, £2 2s and £1 Is, for English Leicester ram.—E. ICelland, 1 and 2; £3 3s and £1 Is, for Five Fat Wethers, suitable for export. —T. J. Stephens 1. R. Brookland 2.

'Mr J: Sowden, £1 Is for 5 EnglishLeicester rams.—D. Grant.

The President, Mr R-. Irving, £5 os, for Best Group of- Four Draught Mares, two years old and upwards. —W. Gardiner. Mr Arthur Hope, £5 for most points in .Tiradesmen's' turn-out and spring-dray horses.—Kern oh an MsCa.hon, Timaru Milling Co., and J. Jackson, divided the prize. Mr A. Hope, £5 for most points, /in Hack and-Hunter Classes (open to farmers only).—F. M. Simmons. ,Mr G. -A. M. Macdonald gives £5 for Best Journey Horse.—-D. H. Edgar. . The South Canterbury Licensed Victuallers' Association, £5 5s as first prize for most points in Draught Horses. W. ■ The Vice-President, Mr J. S. Rutherford, £2 2s as second , prize for most points in Draught Horses. —T. Liken. Mr John : Withell, £3 3s, for Best Draught Walking Mare or Gelding.—WGardiner. ' , T - Mr William Hay, £2 2s for Best Mare or Gelding driven in Harness. —C. Maclaoten. t n1 „ Mr D. G. 'Watson, Cup valued at £lO ' 10s, for Best Brood Mare with two of her progeny. —J. Small. . Mr Thos. Teschemaker, £5 5s for most points in Light Horses.—W. F. Bjamilton. [Messrs Elworthy Bros., £5 5s and £3 3s, for the Best. Jumper. —W. H. Orbell 1, 1). H. Edgav. 2.; _ Mr W. W. Wade, £1 Is, to drives- of Best Tradesman's Turnout.—'•(Kernohan McCahon and Co.). ' _ „.. . The Vice-President, Mr J. S. Ruther£3 3s to the Exhibitor who lias most entries in Draught Horse Classes. ■ R. Davie. Messrs Priest and Hold gate, £2 2s for most points an Agricultural Produce. A. S. and P. A. Elworthy. " • The South Canterbury Woollen Manufacturing Company, prize value £1 7s 6d, for most points "in Dairy Produce.—Mrs McDowell. Mr A: E. G. Rhodes, £1 1» for most points in Fresh Butter.—Mrs McDowell; £1 Is for most points in Table Butter. Miss AnnielDavie. r 'The Atlas Milling Company. £1 Is lor jt-he First Prize-taker in-Bread.; Mrs Jj. Hogg. , ~ The Canterbury Farmers Co-operative Association, £lO-10s, as First, Mr J- »• Rutherford'£s ss, as Second, and Tamaru Agricultural' and Pastoral- Association.hA 10s as Third Prize for the Best Collection Farm, .-and Agricultural Only one entry. A. S. and P. A. 1-.1-wortliv, 1. -