WAIMATE.

Timaru Herald, Volume XCVIII, Issue 18084, 28 June 1924, Page 13

WAIMATE.

| (From Our Own Correspondent.) WINTER SHOW. FINE EXHIBITION. The annual winter show under the auspices of the Waimate Poultry Association, was opened yesterday. Entries, with the excepyfon of those for cookery", were exceptionally good. During the evening Miss AVilceh orchestra added to the attractions 'by rendering a delightful programme of music. School exhibits came in for favourable comment, and were in some cases quite original. The arrangements, in the capable hands of Mr W. F. j George, Jett nothing to be desired, and the show is undoubtedly one of the best of its kind ever held in AVaiI mate. The following is the prize list: — POULTRY. Modern Game, any variety", cock" or cockerel —J. Johns I and 3, W. Chamberlain. Hen or pullet, any variety:, J. Johns 1, and 3, W. Chamberlain 2. Aneonas —Championship hen, G. W. Cullen 1, championship cockerel, R. Pearce 1, G. W. Cullen 2, championship pullet, C. Ilill 1, G. W. Cullen 2, R. Pearce 3.

Leghorns—Cock (white). R. Sutherland 1, T. H. Wilce 2 and 3. Hen (white), T. H. Wiice 1, G. Duncan 2, R. Sutherland 3. Cockerel (White), J. W. Roundhill (Fairlie), 1, IT. Sutherland 2, T. H. Wilce 3*. Pullet (white), R. Sutherland 1, G. Duncan 2, T. H. Wilce 3. Cock (brown), E. H. Wilson 1. Hen (brown) E. H. Wilson 1, J. Betten 2 and 3. Cockerel (brown), J. Betten .1. and 3, E. H. Wilson 2. Pullet (brown), E. IT. Wilson 1 and 2. i

Minorcas —Cock (black) L. A. Betten 1, G. AV. Wild 2. Hen (black), G. W. Wild 1, L. A. Betten 2, Pullet (black), W. F. George 1, N. Gray 2. Barred Plymouth Rocks—Pullet, J. Betten 1. Plymouth Rocks—Cockerel (white), A. E. Brown 1 and 2. Pullet (white), A. E. Brown 1. Rhode Island Reds —Cock, Mrs . E: Davidson (champion), J. H. Mitchell 2. Hen, A. E. Hounseli (champion) 1 and 2, J. H. Mitchell 3. Cockerel, J. H. Mitchell (champion) 1, A. -E. Hounseli 2 and 3. Pullett A, E. Hounseli (champion) 1, and 3, J. H. Mitchell 2. Wyandottes—Cock (white), E. H. Wilson 1. Hen (white), E. H. Wilson 1 and 2. Cockerel (white), E. H. Wilson 1 and 2, J. Betten 3. Pullet (white), E. H. Wilson 1 and 2. Any other variety (hen or pullet), E. H, Wilson 1. Orpingtons.—Hen (black), E. W. Wild 1, Cockerel (black), Mary Meyrick 1. Pullet (black), Mary Meyrick 1, E. Morrison 2. Buff Orpingtons.—Cockerel, A. Cordner 1. Pullet, A. Cordner 1. Bantams. —Brown breasted red game, cock, J. Reid 1. Black breasted' red game cock, W. Gordon 1, G. Pitts 2, D. Stud holme 3. Black breasted red game lien, Wr Gordon 1, G.' Pitts 2/ Black breasted red game cockerel, AV, Gordon 1, J. Reid 2, E. Gray 3. Black breasted red game pullet, W. Gordon 1, Eric Gray 2. Duckwing Game. —Cock, W. H. Turvey 1. Hen, W. H. Turvey 1. Cockerel, AY. H. Turvey 1, Pullet, AV. H. Turvey 1. Black rose comb cock, AV. Harrison 1. Hen, R. J. , Burns 1, and 2, W. Harrison $• Any other variety, not game—Cock or cockerel, W. Gordon 1, J. Creba 2, Miss J. Hunt 3.-Hen or pullet, J. Creba 1, AV. Gordon 2, J. Creba 3. Ducks.—Pekin duck, Janet Studholme 1, W. F. George 2 and 3. Indian Runners, drake, J. Trezise 1, W. C. Creba 2, W. Chamberlain 3. Duck, J; ' Trezise 1, AV. C. Creba 2 and 3; Any other variety, drake, E. IT. Wilson 1, Janet Studholme 2. Duck, E. H. Wilson 1 and 2, W. F. George 3. Turkeys—Cock, T. .Chamberlain 1, Hen, T. Chamberlain 1. ] Gift classes, light breeds; cockerel, . J. W. Roundhill 1. j

AMATEUR CLASSES. j | Orpingtons (any variety)—Cockerel, , C. bnewan 1, B. C. .Wilson 2, F. : Morrison 3. ! Plymouth Rocks (any variety). j Hen, N. Hicks 1 and 3, E. Hicks 2. Rhode Island Red.—Cock, Master W. F. George 1. Hen, Bert Cornelius 1. j Leghorns.—Cock (white), Master W. j F. George 1. Hen (white),. Master W. F. George 1. Cockerel (white), J, liowe 1, H. Bishop 2. Pullet (white), j J. Howe 1, H. Bishop 2 and 3. Hen (brown) IT. M. Eddington I. Cockerel (brown), H. M. Eddington 1, Eric ■ Gray 2. Pullet (brown), Mrs B. Jack J

Light breeds (any variety)—A. 13. 5.1 acintosh 1 and 2. Bantams—Cock (any variety)—E. Anderson 1, Martin Leonard 2. lien (any variety), G. Jones 1, G. Costollo 2. Cockerel (any variety), Master W. E. George, 1, G. Costello 2. E. Alor- ’ rison 13.'Pullet (any variety), Gladys I iiodgers 1.

I UTILITY SECTION. Leghorns—Cock (wince) Edwyn Dunbian 1, T. H. Wilee 2 and 3. Hen (whiLc), T. H. Wilee 1, E. Dunstau 2 and 3. Cockerel (white;, E. Dunstau I, T. H. Wilee 2 and 3. Pullet (white) E. Luustan 1, G. W. Wild 2, J. W. Uoundliill 3. Cock (brown), T. ■ H. .Miller (champion) i, IT. Harrison 2. Hen (brown), J. Betten (champion), i 1 and 2. Cockerel (brown), W. Cham- [ berlam (champion), 1. and 3, J. Betten 2. Pullet (brown), W. Chamberlain 1 and 2, E, H. Wilson 3. Light breeds. —Cock. T. H. Wilee 1, J. Trezise 2. Hen, T. H. Wilee 1,2, and 3. Cockerel, T. Tl. Wilee 1 and i 3, J. Crcba 2. Pullet, T. H. AVilce 1, ; J. 'Trezi.se 2, and 3. • ' Rhode Island Reds —Cock, C. 51. 1 Hammond l, ,J. Trezise 2. Hen, J. Trezise 1. Cockerel, sLrs E. Davidson 1, J. Trezise 2, C. 51. Hammond 3. Pullet, C. 5.1. Hammond 1 and 2. Black Orpingtons —Hen, W. T. Knight 1. Cockerel, G. W. Wild 1, E. Burrows 2, A. E. Brown 3. Pullet, E. Burrows 1, B. C. Wilson 2. 51 ary Alcyick 3. _ j Wyandottes (any variety)—Cod:, E. j

j H. Wilson 1 and 2. Hen (any variety) . E. IT. Wilson 1 and 2. Cockerel (any : variety). E. H. Wilson 1 and 2. Pullet j E. 11. Wilson 1 and 2. Black Minorcas —Cock, H. Searle 1, I 1 H. Betten 2. Hen, G. W.. Wild 1 arid ,2, L. A. Betten 3. Cockerel, G. AV. i Wild 1, E. Dunstan 2. Pullet, H. ) Simon 1, H. Searle 2, B. C. Wilson. 3. i Barred ltocks—Cocks, A. Douglas 1, i cockerel, J. Hunt 1. D Breeding Trios.—Leghorns (white), T. H. Wilce 1, J. W. Roundhill 2 arid 3. - V Leghorns (brown) —E. H. Wilson- 1. Black Orpingtons—Mrs T. Cooper I, F. Burrows 2. Any" other breeds—E. H. Wilson 1.

j . PIGEONS. Fantails —Cock, J. Creba 1. Hen, J. Creba 1. Short faced tumbler kite — Hen, L. Chambers 1. Long faced, feather legged, cock,. A. IT. Flint 1; Flying Homers —(500 miles) —Cock, K- H. Wilson 1, Hen, E. H. Wilson 1. Flying homers (400 miles) —Cock, J. Fulton'l, E. H. Wilson 2. Hen, E. H. Wilson 1. Flying homers (300 miles) —Cock, E. H. Wilson 1. Hen, E. H. Wilson 1, J. Fulton 2. Flying homers (200 miles) —Cock, E. H. Wilson 1, J. Fulton 2. Hen, J. Fulton 1, E. 11. Wilson 2. Flying homers (100 miles) — Cock, E. H. Wilson 1 and 2. Hen, E. H. Wilson 1 and 2, J. Fulton 3. Most likely flier —Cock, J. Sutherland 1, H. Watson 2, E. 11. Wilson 3. Hen, Dug. Johns 1, E. H. Wilson 2, R. Mahan 3. Most likely fliex-s (ringed 1923-24) — Cock, J. Sutherland 1, J. Fulton 2, E. H. Wilson 3. Hen, E. H. Wilson 1 and 2. CANARIES AND CHILDREN’S PETS

Yorkshire —J. Wilson 1. Norwich, J. Wnson 1. Cinnamon’s, cock, or uen, J. Wilson 1. Best parrot (any .variety), Master \V. I’. George 1. Cats—Kathleen Bunting 1, Mona Betten 2, .Willie George 3. Rabbits, George Childs 1.

I . PRODUCE. 1 Garden Produce —Swedes, 2 roots, AY. Tooley 1. Only entry. Best table carrots, J. Lister 1, A. Deadmarsh 2, A. S’egar 3. Red beet, long, J. Betten I, T. H. Wilce 2, AV. Tooiey 3. Turniprooted beet, AV. Tooley 1, A. Segar 2, Dr Wylie 3. Brown (Spanish onions, A. Deadmarsh 1, F. E. Childs 2, J. Hunt 3. Artichokes, Dr. AVylie 1, W. Tooiey 2, Miss Nieoi 3. Rhubarb, 12 stalks, I’. E. Childs 1, Mrs S. J. Adams 2, AV. Tooley 3. Curly kale, 2 heads, AV. F. George 1, J. Betten 2, Dr AVylie 3. Leeks, 3 roots, Miss M. Hayes I, I’. E. Childs 2, E. B. Fraser 3. Eschalots 2ibs, A. Deadmarsh 1, AV. Tooley 2, J. Betten 3. .A'egetaoio. marrow, heaviest, Mrs E. T. Barber (271bs) 1, A. Deadmarsh 2, Mrs G. Holland 3. Vegetable marrow, best table, W. C. Creba 1 and 3, Dr AVylie 2. Heaviest Pumpkin, G. Reynolds (65ihs) 1, AA T . F. George 2 and 3. Best table" pumpkin, E. B. Fraser 1, ,W. F- George 2, W. 0. Creba •3.’ Best table cabbage, T. H. AVilee 1. Savoy cabbage, AV. Tooley 1, G. Reynolds 2 and" 3. Celery heads, J. Lister 1, E, E. Childs 2, A. Deadmarsh 3. Brussell sprouts, A. Deadmarsh I. Broeolli, 2 heads, G. Reynolds I and .2, A. R.-Flint 3 .Lettuce, any variety, 3 heads, Miss .Nicol 1, J. Betten 2, Dr AVylie 3. Collection of herbs, AV. Tooley I, Dr. Wylie 2. Parsnips, 3 roots, I’. Childs 1, A. Segar 2, AV. Tooley 3. Dozen 'up-to-date' potatoes, E. Wright 1, T. 11. Wilce 2. Dozen round potatoes/ J."3ietten 1, E. AV right 2. Dozen flat potatoes, A. R. Flint 1, E. Wright 2. Best collection potatoes, 6 each, named variety (produce of not exceeding half aefe), AV. Tooley 1, EF AVr.ight 2. Best show potatoes, (groivri' by school gardens), AAhiibakahi 1, Otaio 2, AVaimate 3. ■ Best collection of vegetables, C. Coventry I. j

• - FAME PRODUCE- SECTION. j Maiigolds, globe yellow, 3 roots, A. R. Flint-1, J. Kelly 2, G. Reynolds I 3. Mangolds,.;golden tankard, 3 roots, J. Betten 1, j. Reid 2 and 3. Long red mangolds, 3 roots, A. Caithness 1, J. Reid 'J. and 3. Heaviest mangold, G. Reynolds (241 b) 1) and 2, J. Kelly 3. , Turnips, purple top mammoth, 3 roots, j J. Kelly. l/ong carrots, 3 roots, A. R. Flint 1, J. Reid 2 and 3. Intermediate carrots, 3 roots, T. Meagher 1, G. Reynolds 2, Dr. Wylie 3. White ■ carrots, 3 roots, G. A. McPherson, jnr. 1. T. Meagher 2, J. Reid 3. Yellow carrots, 3 roots, J. Reid 1 and 2. Chow , Moiiier, 3 stalks, G. Reynolds 1, A. R. Flint 2, J. Reid 3. Thousand-head kale, , J. Reitl 1. Half bag Up-to-date pota j toes, E. Wright- 1, J. Meehan 2. Hall.! bag red-skin potatoes, E. Wright 1, J. Meelum 2. Half bag Erin’s Chief ] iota toes, J. McCracken 1, J. Meehan 2. Best collection white potatoes, J.,' Mceliiui 1, E. Wright 2, J. McCracken j < 3. ■

HONEY AND PRESERVES

Neatest got up packet of honey, lib, H. Wilson. Extracted honey, H. Wilson 1, Airs E. 11. Wilson 2, i{. H. j Puttick 3. Preserved lruit, (j varieties, Airs Cochrane 1,2, and 3. Only entrant. Pickles, 3 bottles assorted, Mrs Cochrane. 1 and 2. Chutney, 3 vanetues Airs Cochrane 1, Bottle sauce, homo made, Dorothy Creba I, Airs 51. A. Clarke 2, Airs E. 11. Wilson 3. Bottle home made wine, Airs T. C. Chamberlain 1, Airs Al. A. Clarke 2. Bottle raspberry vinegar, Mrs Al. A. Clarke 1. DAIRY PRODUCE. Butter (fresh) band skimmed, Airs Al. A. Clarke 1. Butter (fresh separator), Airs P. E. Smith 1. BREAD, CAKES, ETC. Pikelets, Mrs Hammond 1 and 2, Airs W. J. Jones 3. Oven scones, Mrs \V, J. Jones 1. Date scones, Airs G. Holland 1. Girdle scones, Airs W. J. Jones 1. Sponge cake, Aliss C. Campbell 1. Sponge sandwich, Airs AY. J. Jones 1. Aladeira cake, Airs C. Al. Hammond 1. Seed cake, Airs C. Al. Hammond I, Alarble Cake, Airs C. Al. Hammond 1, Light fruit cake, Airs C. Al. .Hammond 1 and 2. Dark fruit cake, Aliss C. Campbell 1. Airs C. Al. Hammond 2. Plain gingerbread cake, Airs Hammond 1, Scotch shortbread, All’s E. 'I. Barber 1, Aliss C. Campbell 2. Collection of lollies, Aliss Cl.

j Campbell 1, Nut loaf, Miss. C. M. ) Hammond 1. Plum pudding, Mrs C. nM. Hammond 1, Mrs M- A. Clarko 2. 11 Best pair of fowls (to be trussed and I drawn ready for cooking), Mrs E. H. ! "Wilson 1. 1 dozen heaviest hens’ eggs, 1’ T. H. AVilce 1, J. Reid 2. Ducks’ eggs, . Mrs T. Chamberlain 1. Heaviest pickled . liens’ eggs, T. H. Wilco 1. | CHILDREN’S CLASSES. , Six oven scones, M. Melhvrick 1. i , Shortbread, M. Mcliwrick 1, Jean Clarke 2. Spongo roll, M. Melhvrick 1. Sponge sandwich, M. Mcliwrick 1, Jean Clarke 2. Madiera cake aucl seed cake, Joan Clarke 1. Marble cake, Jean Clarke 1. Ginger cake, Jean Clarke 1. Light fruit cake, M. Mcliwrick 1, Jean Clarke 2. Dark fruit cake, Jean Clarke 1. Plain currant cake, Jean Clarke 1. j FRUIT. | Apples.—Stunners, H. Allington 1, Miss H. Hayes 2, AV. Hope J. Jonathans, E. Dunstan 1, AY. .'Hope 2. Rippendale Orchard J. Delicious, E. Dunstan 1, W. Strachan 2. Cox's Orange, Rippendale Orchard 1. Cleopatra, \Y. Strachan 1, Rippendate Orchard 2. Democrat, Rippendale • Orchard 1, J. McClure 2. Statesman, H. Allington 1, and 2, Rippendale Orchard 3. Scarlet Nonpariel, Rippendale Orchard 1. Lord Wolseley, H. Allington 1. FiveCrown, Rippendale Orchard 1. Rein ette du Canada, J. McClure 1. Romo Beauty, H. Allington 1 and 2, J. McClure 3. Ballarat Seedling, H. Ailington 1, and 2, Rippendale Orchard 3. Cooking, any other variety, Rippendale ; Orchard 1, F. E. Childs 2. Best case dessert apples, any other variety. Rip. pendale Orchard 1 and 2. Keifrer's Hybrid, Mrs S. J. Adams 1. PAINTINGS, ETC. Oil painting, sceliery, Mrs AY. F. George 1 and 2. Oil paintiug, flowers, IMrs VY. F. Georg© 1 and 2.- Mrs Blythe 3 and h.c. Oil, animals, Airs AY. F. George 1. Wood carving, chip, Airs Elder 1, Airs AA\ F. George 2. AA 7 ood carving, relief, Norman Tregonning 1, Airs Elder 2.

FANCY AA T ORK. Table centre (coloured) Airs Elder 1, Aliss B. AlcGowan 2, Aliss J. Smith 3. Table centre (washable), Airs Elder 1, Airs Good 2, Aliss AV. Napier 3 Cosy cover (crochet), Airs T. Frisby 1 and special, Mrs F. Simpson 2. Cosy cover (embroidered), Miss B. AlcGowan 1, Airs T. Frisby 2, Aliss W. Napier 3. Fancy cushion, Aliss B. AlcGowan 1. Aliss Lyall 2, Airs B. Pelvin 3. Painted cushion. Mrs R. Pelvin 1, and specia’. Airs AY. F. -George 2 and 3. Alont Mellick work, Aliss Nicol 1, Airs Good 2 and 3. Hand made pair of bootees, Aliss B. AlcGowan 1, Airs A\ r . F. George 2 and 3. Childs’ knitted or crochet petticoat, Aliss B. AlcGowan 1, Airs AA r . F. George 2, Aliss Lyall 3. Specimen of stencil work, Airs W. F. George 1,2, and 3. Specimen of Filet work. All's Mullins I, Aliss AY. Napier 2, Miss Good 3. Best d’oyloy, crochet, Aliss B. AlcGowan 1, Aliss Boyd 2, Airs AA T . F. George 3. Best plain d’oyley, Miss B. McGowan 1, and 2, Miss J. Smith 3. Best tray or supper cloth (crocheted), Airs T. Frisby I and special, Aliss Lyall 2, Airs F. Simpson 3.

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