WINTER SHOW

Timaru Herald, Volume CXXXVII, Issue 19523, 24 June 1933, Page 22

WINTER SHOW

COMPREHENSIVE EXHIBITION AT WAIMATE. The Waimate Winter Show and Poultry Association’s annual exhibition opened in Waimate yesterday. In the absence of the president (Mr E. C. d’Auvergne) through illness, the show arrangements were left in the hands of Mr T. Wilce (vice-president) and Committee, who are deserving of praise for the facilities provided for the display of the exhibits. The show is

being held this year in the Premier Garage premises in High Street, which proved eminently suitable. During the afternoon and evening a large number of patrons visited the show, and the high quality of the exhibits was favourably commented upon. The show will continue to-day, and this evening an auction sale of produce will be held, and winners of the competitions will be announced. Following is a list of awards:— FARM PRODUCE. (Judges: Messrs G. Knowles and D. M. Shand.) Mangolds: Globe Yellow—Bruce Bros. 1 and 2. Golden Tankard—Bruce Bros. 1 and 2. Long Red—Bruce Bros. 1 and 2. Heaviest—Bruce Bros. 1 and 2,3251 b and 311 b. Any other variety— Bruce Bros. I ars 2. Turnips: Swede —Bruce Bros. 1,2 and 3. Heaviest Swede —Bruce Bros. 1 and 2. Elephant Swede—Bruce Bros. 1. Masterpiece Swede—Bruce Bros. 1 and- 2. Grunson King—Bruce Bros. 1 and 2. Purple Top Mammoth—Bruce Bros. 1 and 2. Hybrid—Bruce Bros. 1 and 2. Carrots: Intermediate—Bruce Bros. 1 and 2. Yellow—Bruce Bros. 1 and 2. Chou Moulder —V. H. Betten 1. Potatoes: Up-to-Dates—J. Hutt 1, E. C. d’Auvergne 2. Red Skins'—E. C. d’Auvergne 1 and 2. Arran Chief— Bruce Bros. 1, E. C. d’Auvergne 2. Collection white tables—E. C. d’Auvergne 2. Collection white seed— E. C. d’Auvergne 2. GARDEN PRODUCE. Turnips: Garden Swede —J. Hutt 1 and 2. White —J. Hutt 1 and 2. Carrots: Table—W. C. Creba 1, T. McPherson 2, J. Hutt 3. Beet: Long Red—A. Deadmarsh 1, W. C. Creba 2. Turnip rooted—A. Deadmarsh 1, J. Hutt 2.

Onions: Brown Spanish—J. Hutt 1 and 2, A. Deadmarsh 3. Any other variety—J. Hutt 1.

Silver Beet:- J. Hutt 1 and 3, A. Deadmarsh 2. Rhubarb —J. Hutt I. Curly Kale—J. Hutt 1. Leeks—Bruce Bros. 1,2 and 3. Eschalots—A. Deadmarsh 1, J. Hutt 2 and 3. Marrows: Heaviest—A. Deadmarsh (1951 b) 1 and 3, J. Hutt 2. Table—A. Deadmarsh 1, J. Hutt 2 and 3.

Pumpkin: Heaviest—J. Hutt (391 b) 1, F. Pollock 2, A. Deadmarsh 3. Table—T. McPherson 1, A. Deadmarsh

Cabbage: Table—A. Deadmarsh 1 and 2. Heaviest-—J. Hutt 1. Savoy— A. Deadmarsh 1' and 2. Brussels Sprouts—J. Hutt 1. Broccoli—J. Hutt 1, A. Deadmarsh 2. Lettuce—T. McPherson I, J. Hutt 2. Celery—J. Hutt 1 and 2. Herb collection—J. Hutt 1 and 2. Parsnips— A. Deadmarsh 1, J. H. Betten 2, J. Hutt 3.

Potatoes: Up-to-Date—J. Hutt 1, E. C. d’Auvergne 2. Round—J. Hutt 1 and 2. Flat—J. Hutt 1 and 3, E. C. d’Auvergne 2. Collection—J. Hutt 1, E. C. d’Auvergne 2. Pickling Cabbage: Red—J. Hutt 1 A. Deadmarsh 2.

Show Potatoes, grown school garden —Douglas School 1, Hijpk School 2, Kapua School 3. Collection garden produce—A. Deadmarsh 1, J. Hutt 2.

Potato Records —Willowbridge School 1, Kapua School 2.

GRAIN. (Judge: Mr L. V. Brenton.)

Wheat.—Dreadnought: Bruce Bros. 1,2 and 3. RedchaS—A. R. Richards 1. Oats: Duns—E. C. d’Auvergne 1 and 2. Gartons—E. C. d’Auvergne 1 and 2. Algerian—E. C. d’Auvergne 1 and 2. Perennial ryegrass—Bruce Bros. 1,2 and 3.

Italian ryegrass—E. C. d’Auvergne 1 and 2.

FRUIT. (Judge: Mr Goodwin.)

Apples: Sturmer—A. Roy 1 and 3, R. R. Ward 2. Jonathan—R. R. Ward 1 and 2, H. Allington 3. Delicious—A. Roy 1 and 2, R. R. Ward 3. Statesmen —A. Roy 1 and 2. Lord Wolseley—H. Allington 1 and 2. Rome Beauty—H. Allington 1. Ballarat Seedling—H. Allington 1. Collection cooking—T. Keillor 1, H. Allington 2. Any other variety cooking—H. Allington 1 and 2. Case Delicious for local market—R. R. Ward I. Case Jonathans—R. R. Ward 1, H. Allington 2 and 3. Case Stunners—H. Allington I, Ri R. Ward 2. Case Statesmen—H. Allington 1. Case cooking—H. Allington 2.

HONEY AND PRESERVES. (Judge: Mr A. Segar.). Honey: Extracted—W. H. Adamson 1, Mrs L. Anderson 2. Jam, three varieties—Miss Shears 1. Six varieties -Miss Shears 1. Jelly—Miss Shears 1.

PICKLES, WINES, etc. Homemade Sauce—Miss Shears 1. Three varieties sauces—Miss Shears 1. Homemade wine—E. C. d’Auvergne 1 and 2. Three varieties wine—E. C. d’Auvergne 1 and 2. DAIRY PRODUCE AND COOKING. (Judge: Mr A. Segar.) Plain scones—-Miss Shears 1. Scones, date and sultana—Miss Shears 1, Wheatmeal scones—Miss Shears 1. Oatcake—Miss Shears 1 and 2, Mrs Bennison 3. Scotch shortbread —Miss Shears 1. Seed cake —Miss Shears I. Light fruit cake—Miss Shears 1. Dark fruit cake—Miss Shears 1. Nut loaf— Miss Shears 1. Homemade biscuits— Miss Shears 1 and 2. Homemade sweets—Miss Shears 1 and 2. Fowls, ready for cooking—T. Wilce 1, Mrs A. Croft 2 and 3. Heaviest hen eggs— T, Wilce 1, J. Hendry 2, Mrs A. Croft 3. Heaviest, 21b loz. Children’s Classes. Plain scones—Ella Johns 1 and 2. Date and sultana scones—Ella Johns I and 2. Shortbread —Ella Johns 1. Sponge roll—Ella Johns 1. Chocolate sponge—Ella Johns 1. Seed cake—Ella Johns 1. Plain gingerbread—Ella Johns 1. Light fruit cake—Ella Johns 1. POULTRY. Open Classes. (Judge: Mr A. Jarvie.) Old English Game —Black, Red or Brown Red Cock or Cockerel, Championship: R. Paulsen I and champion. Indian Game —Cock: W. C. Creba 1. Hen: J. Betten 1. Hamburgs (Judges: Messrs A. Wilson and D. Gibson) —Hen: J. Carbis 1. Cockerel: A. Barrie 1 and champion, James Cunningham 2. Pullett: A. Barrie 1 and 2, James Cunningham Leghorns—White: Cock: A. Palmer 1. Hen: A. Palmer 1. Cockerel: A. Palmer 1. Pullet: A. Palmer 1. Brown cock: J| Betten 1. Hen: J. Betten 1, J. Carbis 2. Cockerel: F. C. Griffiths 1, J. Carbis 2, J. Betten 3. Pullet: J. Carbis 1, J. Betten 2.

Minorcas—Hen: G. H. Povey 1 and 2. Cockerel: G. H. Povey 1. Pullet: G. H. Povey 1.

Plymouth Rocks —Barred cock: E. C. d’Auvergne 1. Hen: E. C. d'Auvergne 1 and 2. Cockerel: E. C. d’Auvergne 1 and 2. Pullet: E. C. d’Auvergne 1 and 2. White cockerel: M. C. Craig 1. Pullet: M. C. Craig 1. Wyandottes—White cock: G. Hunt 1.

Light Sussex—Hen: E. C. d’Auvergne 1 and 2. Cockerel: E. C. d’Auvergne 1 and 2. Pullet: E. C. d’Auvergne 1 and

Orpingtons—Black cock: T. H. Wilce 1 and 2. Hen: A. S. Jarvie 1, T. H. Wilce 2, G. H. Nicoll 3. Cockerel: A. S. Jarvie 1, T. H. Wilce 2, G. H. Nicoll 3. Pullet: T. H. Wilce 1. Buff hen: Mrs A. Croft 1 and 2. Cockerel: Mrs A. Croft 1. Pullet: Mrs A. Croft 1 and 2.

Bantams. (Judge: Mr A. Jarvie.)

Old English Duckwing—Hen: A. Palmer 1. Any other variety, hen: W. E. George 1. Pekin—Buff or Cinnamon cockerel: J. Betten 1. Pullet: W. C. Creba 1. Black cock: W. E. George 1.

Ducks. (Judges: Messrs A. Wilson and D. Gibson.)

Pekin—Drake: E. C. d’Auvergne 1 and 2. Duck: E. C. d’Auvergne 1 and 2, W. E. George 3.

Indian Runner —Fawn duck: W. C. Creba 1 and 2. White drake: E. C. d’Auvergne 1 and 2, J. Bennison 3. Duck: E. C. d’Auvergne I, G. Bennison 2 and 3. Any other variety—Drake: E. C. d’Auvergne 1 and 2. Utility Section. Leghorns—White cock: A. Palmer 1, T. H. Wilce 2, A. S. Jarvie 3. Hen: T. H. Wilce 1, A. Palmer 2. Cockerel: Mrs F. Page 1, G. H. Povey 2, A. S. Jarvie 3. Pullet: T. H. Wilce 1 and 2, M. C. Craig 3. Brown cock: J. Betten 1, T. D. Joyce 2, J. Carbis 3. Hen: T. D. Joyce 1,2 and 3. Cockerel: T. D. Joyce 1 and 2, J. Carbis 3. Pullet: T. D. Joyce 1 and 2, J. Carbis 3. Black, championship—Hen: R. H. Pearce I and champion. Cockerel: W. Proudfoot 1 and 2. Pullet: R. H. Pearce 1. Minorcas—Cock: W. E. George 1. Hen: G. H. Povey 1 and 2, J. Hendry 3. Cockerel: J. Hendry 1, G. H. Povey 2. Pullet: G. H. Povey 1.

Any other variety light breed—Cock: E. C. d’Auvergne 1. Hen: E. C. d’Auvergne 1. Rhode Island Reds—• Cock: J. Hendry 1. Pullet: G. Hunt 1, C. T. Dacre 2.

Orpingtons—Black cock: T. H. Wilce 1 and 3, A. S. Jarvie 2. Hen: T. H. Wilce 1 and 2. Cockerel: T. H. Wilce 1, W. C. Creba 2, G. H. Nicoll 3. Pullet: T. H. Wilce 1 and 2, W. C. Creba 3, G. H. Nicoll 4. Barred Plymouth Rocks—Cock: E. C. d’Auvergne 1. Hen: E. C. d’Auvergne 1 and 2. Cockerel: E. C. d’Auvergne 1 and 2. Pullet: E. C. d’Auvergne 1 and 2. Breeding Trios—Black Orpingtons: T. H. Wilce 1, G. H. Povey 2.

CANARIES. (Judge: Mr R. W. Thompson, Chch.) Open Classes. Yorkshire—Yellow, Clear or Invisible Ticked, Hen: H. Howarth 1. Heavily Variegated, Cock: H. Howarth 1. Buff, Clear or Invisible Ticked, Hen:

H, Howarth 1. Heavily Variegated, Hen: A. S. Jarvie 1. Buff Cinnamon, Cock: H. Howarth 1. Self Green or Foul Green, Championship, Cock: H. Howarth 1,2 and ch., A. Jarvie 3. Breeding Pair, Yellow or Buff: H. Howarth 1. Norwich—Colour Fed, Cock or Hen: F, C. Creba 1. Plain Head, Yellow, Clear or Invisible Ticked, Cock: F. C. Creba 1. Ticked or Lightly Variegated, Cock: F. C. Creba 1. Heavily Variegated, Cock: G. Street 1. Plain Head, Buff, Clear or Invisible Ticked, Cock: G. Street 1, Hen: F. C. Creba 1. Ticked or Lightly Variegated, Cock: A. G. McPherson 1. Hen: F. C. Creba 1. Heavily Variegated, Cock: F. G. Creba I. Hen: G. Street 1. Cinnamon, N.F.C., Cock: F. G. Creba 1, H. Allington 2. Hen: H. Howarth 1, F. G. Creba 2. Green, Yellow or Buff, Cock: A. G. McPherson 1,- F. G. Creba 2, Mule— Cock or Hen: F. G. Creba 1. Unsighted Classes. Yorkshire—Yellow, Ticked or Lightly Variegated: H. Howarth 1. Norwich—Yellow, Ticked or Lightly Variegated: A. J. McPherson 1. Buff, Clear or Invisible Ticked: H. Howarth 1, A. J. McPherson 2, F. G. Creba 3. Ticked or Lightly Variegated: G. Street 1, F. G. Creba 2, A. J. McPherson 3. Yellow or Buff, Heavily Variegated: G. Street 1. Cinnamon —Any variety: F. G. Creba 1. PIGEONS. (Judge: Mr T. Wilce.) Flying Homers—Certified to have flown 500 miles, Cock: A. Palmer 1. 100 Miles, Cock: H. Holland 1. Most Likely Flier, Hen: H. Holland 1. Championship Best Coloured Homer: Cock: H. Holland 1 and 3 and ch., W. Everett 2. Hen: W. Everett 1. Young Birds—Most Likely Flier, Cock: H. Holland 1. FANCY WORK. (Judges: Mesdames S. J. Adams and J. Menzies, Senr.) Cushion —Fancy: Miss D. Jackson 1, 2, 3 and h.c. Knitted Jumper: Miss E. Baikie 1. Mt. Mellick Tray or Supper Cloth: Mrs J. Bennison 1, Miss D. Jackson 2, Miss E. J. Curtis 3. Bed Jacket: Miss E. Baikie 1. Cross Stitch with Wool: Miss D. Jackson 1, Mrs A. M. O’Brien 2 and 3. Baby’s Breechette Set: Mrs Neil Young 1. Hand-knitted Sox: Mrs W. Harris 1. Handknitted Sox, fine wool: Mrs R. Campbell 1, Raffia work: Mrs G. Duncan 1 and 2» Mrs H. Ford 3. Tatting or Netting: Miss E. Jackson 1,2 and h.c., Mrs W. Harris 3. Guest Towel: Miss Rubie Wilkie 1, Miss Marjorie Bruce 2, Miss Rene Bruce 3. Fancy Apron: Miss E. J. Curtis 1. Article from White Material: Miss Marie Smith 1. Most Useful Article made from Waste Material: Mrs A. M. O’Brien 1. Lady’s Knitted Bed Jacket: Miss D. Jackson 1 and 2. White Table Centre: Miss Marjorie Bruce 1. Coloured Table Centre: Miss D. Jackson 1,2, 3 and h.c. Coloured Embroidery Table Centre: Miss E. J. Curtis I.

HANDWRITING. (Judge: Mr A. Bringans.)

Boys under 14: Ted Brokenshire 1, Dave Tooley 2, Ken Lowe 3. Girls under 14: Edith Law 1, Dorothy Cochrane 2, Beatrice Dale 3, Allison Rive h.c.