FAIRLIE

Timaru Herald, Volume CXXXIX, Issue 20097, 2 May 1935, Page 3

FAIRLIE

WINNERS OF CUPS AND SPECIALS

HIGHLAND SHOW The following are the winners of cups and prizes for most points at the recent Highland Show:— The National Mortgage and Agency Company’s Challenge Cup for most points in sheep: Mr Andrew Grant. The late J. Anniss’s Challenge Cup for most points in flock sheep classes: Mr Andrew Grant. Mr R. Allan’s Challenge Cup for most points in three-quarterbred sheep: Messrs Gangster and Pollock. Mr W. R. Connell’s Challenge Cup for most points in halfbred, threequarterbred and crossbred lambs: Mr Andrew Grant. Mr J. E. P. Cameron's Challenge Cup for live ewes most suitable for stocking tussock country above Burke’s Pass: Miss L. B. Wills. Messrs A. and J. Dunnett's Challenge Cup for five flock sheep most suitable for tussock country below Burke's Pass: Mr R. A. Grant. Messrs Mackenzie Bros.’ Challenge Cup for most points in fat lambs: Mr Andrew Grant. Mr M. Breen’s Cup for three wethers most suitable for expoit: Mr Andrew Grant. C.F.C.A.’s Special for most points in fat sheep: Mr Andrew Grant. N.Z. Refrigerating Company’s Special for most points in fat lambs: Mr Andrew Grant. Mr W. R. McConnell’s Challenge Cup for most points in dairy cattle: Mr F. Kerr.

Alpine Dairy Company’s Challenge Cup and miniature for 24-hour butterfat test: Mr A. Curtis. Fertiliser Ltd.'s Special for most points in cattle: Mr A. S. Elworthy. Mr A. Grant’s Challenge Cup for brood mare: Mr Andrew Grant. The late D. Leishman’s Challenge Shield for best yearling colt or Ally: Mr Andrew Grant.

Mr A. Austin’s Challenge Cup for champion mare: Mr Andrew Grant. The late Edgar Jones’s Challenge Cup for most points in saddle horses: Miss B. Harper. Mr R. Thistleton’s Special of £3/3/for most points in light horses: Miss B. Harper. Mr B. M. Murray’s Cup for best lady's hunter: Misses S. and I, Orbell. Licensed Victuallers’ Challenge Cup for trotting competition: Mr W. H. Hammond.

Challenge Cup for pacing competition: Mr W. Bowen.

Mrs M. C. Manaton’s Challenge Cup for most points hi ponies: Mr J. S. Lilley.

The Employees of Allandale's Cup for best boy or girl rider up to 16 years: Miss P. Grbell. Mr W. J. Dore's Challenge Cup for best boy or girl rider up to 10 years: Joan Williamson.

Pyne, Gould, Guinness’s Challenge Cup for sheep dog trial: Mr lan Watson.

J. Ballantyne and Co.’s Special of £l/1/- for most points in fruit grown hi Mackenzie Country: Mrs T. B. Crampton. Messrs R. Yates and Company’s Special Prize of 10/- for most points in vegetable classes 250-265: Miss D. H. Doyle. Sherwood Downs and Allandale Challenge Cup for best school garden and collection of vegetables: Sherwood Downs School.

Messrs J. G. Ward and Company's Special, valued 10/-, for most points in vegetable classes 266-289: Mr C. Austin.

Mr G. H. Patton’s Challenge Cup for most points in grain, also special of 10/6: Mr F. Soutli.

Mr W. Wreford’s Challenge Cup for most points in field roots, also special of 10/6: Mr F. South. Mr W. H. Cook’s Challenge Cup for most points in wool: Mr Andrew Grant. Mrs H. C. Manaton’s Special of £2/2/- for most points in needlework: Miss Gladys Newton.

Mr Andrew Grant’s Special for most points in miscellaneous classes 292307: Mrs G. B. Murdock 1, Mrs J. McCormisk 2.

Mr Andrew Grant's Specials for most points in miscellaneous classes 308 to 323: Mrs 7. McCormisk 1, Mrs D. H. Doyle 2. Special for most points in novice section: Miss C. McCormisk 1, Miss M. A. Whatman 2.

Mr P. Neilson’s Special for most points in children’s section: Miss Mary Moran.

The Robt. Leish Challenge Cup for riding in Mackenzie Country gaining most points in show (live stock and needlework excluded): Fairlie Riding. The William Grant Memorial Cup for best ewe flock in Mackenzie Country: Mr Andrew Grant. Messrs Wright, Stephenson and Company’s Special for most points in grain and field roots: Mr F. South.

Messrs L. S. and I. Mackenzie’s trophy for single woman gaming most points in miscellaneous section: Miss Mary Moran. Mr L. M. Bruce’s trophy for Mackenzie County exhibitor gaining most points in needlework: Miss Gladys Hall.

GOLF CLUB A men's Stableford bogey competition will be held to-day. The ladies will play off a similar competition on Saturday. PRESENTATION On Friday evening a farewell social was tendered Mr. and Mrs. T. Darling prior to their leaving Allendale. The popularity of the guests of honour was amply shown by the large representative gathering, the school being filled to capacity. Mr. James O’Neill, in making the presentation of a handsome rug, leather suit case, a pipe and cutlery referred to the many sterling qualities of Mr. and Mrs. Darling and expressed regret at the departure of such popular residents. Messrs T. B. Crampton A. Strang, Neilson, Black, D. O'Neill and D. O’Reilly also spoke in uelogistic tones and wished Mr. :.nd Mrs. Darling every success in the future. Mrs. Darling was the recipient of a beautiful bouquet and Master Alex Darling was also presented with a gift. During the evening, vocal solos contributed by Mrs. White and Miss Brice were very much appreciated. Dancing was continued and the singing of Auld Lang Syne brought to a close a very enjoyable evening.