WAIMATE

Timaru Herald, Volume CXXXVIII, Issue 19961, 20 November 1934, Page 3

WAIMATE

RECENT A. AND P. SHOW SPECIAL AWARDS The following are winners of cups and special prizes in connection with the Waimate A. and P. Association’s Show:— Cups. Most Points—Border Leieesters iAssociation’s Cup): Mr Rupert Parry (Southburn). 21 points. Corriedales (Association's Cup) : Mr C. H. S. Johnston, 46 points. Romneys (Mr H. B. S. Johnstone’s Cup): Mr A. S. Elworthy, 35 points. Mr T. Hamilton’s Cup for Border Leicester Flock Ram Hoggets: Estate late H. Ruddenklau. Stock Buyers’ and Agents’ Cup, most points in fat lambs: Mr A. J. McLean, 8 points. Association’s Cup for Clydesdale colt or filly, 2 years or under, bred by exhibitor: Mr J. Bruce. Clydesdale Horse Society's Medal for yearling colt or filly, bred by exhibitor: Mr W. H. Meyer. Miss B. Harper's Cup for most points In hacks and hunters: Miss Betty Harper, 14 points. Mitchell Challenge Cup for most points in Clydesdales or all light horse sections, or cobs and ponies: Mr J. Bruce, 36 points. Special Prizes. N.Z. Refrigerating CO.’s special for best pen of ewes or wethers, suitable for freezing: Mr A. W. Barnett. Fertilisers (5.1.N.Z.) Ltd. special for three crossbred ewes, 18 months or under, by long wool ram, suitable for breeding: McDonnell Bros. Waitaki Farmers’ Freezing Co.’s special for most points in fat sheep and lambs: Mr A. J. McLean, 13 points. Supporters of the Association's special for most points in Romneys: Mr A. S. Elworthy, 35 points. Supporters’ special for most points in purebred sheep: Mr A. S. Elworthy, 103 points. Supporters’ special for most points in crossbred and fat sheep: Mr A. J. McLean, 7 points. Supporters’ special for best pen of three fat lambs, short wool cross, live weight not to exceed 851 b: Mr A. J. McLean. Canterbury Frozen Meat Co.’s special for three fat lambs, any cross, suitable for export, weight 60 to 751 b: Mr J. C. Faulkner. Messrs Hamilton and Fitch’s special for three fat lambs, long wool cross, weight not to exceed 851 b: Mr E. C. Studholme. Mr G. Chang’s special for three fat lambs, long wool cross, live weight 60 to 751 b: Mr J. Dempsey. Mr D. Macdonald’s special for most points in purebred cattle: Mr D. Kennedy, 27 points. Mr D. Macdonald’s special for most points in Jerseys: Mr D. Kennedy, 27 points. Foster and Co.’s special for most points in Friesians: Mr J. Briggs, 24 points. Mr D. Macdonald’s special for most points in draught stock: Mr J. Bruce, 36 points. Mr J, Halliday’s special for champion stallion: Mr W. A. Allan. Mr F. Griffiths Paape’s special for champion mare: Mr J. Bruce. Mr J. W. Hayes’s special for yearling colt: Mr W. H. Meyer. Mr R. Sinclair's special for yearling filly: Mr C. H. S. Johnstone. Mr J. Bruce’s special for two-year-old filly: Mr J. Bruce. Messrs G. Sadler’s and C. W. Englefield’s special for 3-year-old filly: Mr J. Reid. Hon. J. Bitchener’s prize for best Clydesdale, bred by exhibitor: Mr J. Bruce. The Association’s special for most points in geldings: Mr J. Reid. Mr F. G. Brown’s special for champion hack: Miss Betty Harper. Mr E. C. Studholme’s for 15 stone hack: Miss Betty Harper. Criterion Hotel’s for 13 stone hack: Mr Pryce Parry. Mr C. G. Holme’s for lady’s hack: Mr Pryce Parry. Messrs Macdonald and P. V. Stevens’ for heavy weight hunter: Miss Betty Harper. Mr J. Ryan's special for heavy weight hunter: Miss Betty Harper. Messrs A. V. Richards and J. McRae’s for light weight hunter: Misses E. and J. Orbell. A. Jones and Sons’ for maiden hunter: Mr R. Allan. Messrs C. E. Clarke’s and C. Hunt’s and H. C. Foster’s specials for hunter of Waimate Hunt: Miss C. M. Johnstone. Mr F. G. Brown’s special for champion light harness horse: Mr T. H. Ivey. Mr B. ’A. Bryan’s special for gig horse, open class: Mr W. Adams. Mr H. Beattie’s special for gig horse, maiden class: Mr C. J. Douthwaite. Mr J. C. Templer’s special for most points in ponies: Miss E. Ivey, 9 points. Mr W. E. Fail’s for harness pony, 13.2 to 14.2 hands: Miss E. Ivey. Mr G. B. Turnbull’s for saddle pony, 13.2 to 14.2 hands: Miss E. Ivey. E. S. Mills and Co’s, for harness pony, 13.2 hands or under: Mr J. McLean. Newall and Jones’ for pony jump: Miss M. Howard. Messrs J. H. Lowe and A. R. Cooper’s for pony trot: Miss Joan Brown. Mr Reg Moore’s special for most points in pigs: T. H. Stevens, 21 points. Mr M. I. Elliott’s special for most points in dogs: A. A. McKenzie, 11 points. Graham and Clear’s special for most points in dairy produce: Mrs A. Otltey, 6 points. ’’Timaru Herald’s” special for most points in adult cookery: Mrs J. Neely, 26 points. Waimate “Advertiser’s” for best homemade bread: Mrs J. Neely. H. Barford and Co. and “Waimate Advertiser” Co’s, for most points in sundries: Mrs J. Neely, 26 points. ’ Mr E. Porter’s special for most points in W.D.F.U. and W.I. Section: Mrs T. Hamilton, 10 points. Mr F. G. Brown’s special for most points in pupil’s cookery: .Marie .Hr ’y 25 points 1, lona Harris and France; Boyce, 14 points each 2. Mrs F. W. S. Jones' special for pikelets: Frances Boyce 1, Matilda Willets 2. Writing, boys under 13: Mr R. F. Algie's for first, Ray Howe; Mr J. I. Hayman’s for second, Fred Depree. Girls under 13: Mr W. D. Paterson’s for first, Joan Brown; Mr A. J. Hoskins’ for second, Beatrice Dale. Mr J. C. Hay’s special for judging dairy cattle: K. Bartlett 1, J. Mathieson 2, B. Armstrong 3, L. Hosking 4. Mr J. H. Milne’s special for first in wool classing: G. Thomas. Mr J. C. Faulkner’s for second, F. McDonald. TENNIS The management committee of the Waihao Tennis Sub-Association met on Saturday night. Present the president (Dr T. W. Wylie), Messrs O. Veitch, G. Bird, F. R. G. Aitken, W. B. Duff, M. Leonard, S. J. Blair and R Murphy. The president welcomed the new members of the committee, Messrs Aitken and Duff representing High School and Glenavy. The substitution of Glenavy for 3t. Patrick’s H the C grade competition was confirmed. The North Otago Association wrote approving the Sub-Association’s nvo-

posal that half the Waimate Club’s annual levy be paid through the SubAssociation, which should be levied foxsubscription to the New Zealand Association on behalf of the club’s membership. The Waimate Club wrote agreeing, in the case of a special levy by the Sub-Association on affiliated clubs, to pay on two-thirds of its membership, the club was granted representation on the Sub-Association on the came basis as other clubs. The arrangement was agreed to. North Otago also advised that December 1 would be suitable for a representative game in Waimate, and that the Oamaru Club’s courts would be available on December 13 for a represeneative game between rhe Waihao and Southern Sub-Associations. It was decided to issue a challenge to Southern for a match on December 13 at Oamaru. In regard to the match with North Otago on December Ist, it was decided to ask the Waimate Club for r,he use of its courts. The question of the annual tournament, usually held before Christmas, was discussed, and it was resolved to hold the doubles tourney about the third Thursday in January. It was considered this date would be as suitable to country players as a preChristmas date. In connection with the annual melting’s recommendation that singles competitions be included in the annual tournament, it was agi-eed that a combined singles and doubles tournament could not be held in one day, and the question of holding a separate singles championship was held over for later discussion. John R. Procter, Ltd., the Premier Opticians, Christchurch, will be making their next professional visit to Waimate, early in the New Year, when they may be consulted on all defects of the eyesight at the Royal Hotel. ....