POULTRY SHOW.
NORTH CANTERBURY. The North Canterbury Poultry. Pigeon and Canary Club's twenty-f ourt h annual show was continued to-day. Tlio judges were:—Apples. Mr W. It. Dallas; Hone.v a.nd Preserved Fruits, Mias Shepherd; Cate. Mr F. Biggß; Garden Produce. Mr A. W. Adams. The awards were as follows: GARDEN PRODUCE. Brown Spanish onions (3) —It- J. Borland 1, Rangiora High School 2. Globe onions (3) —R. J. Borland 1, Rangiora High School 2. Eschalots (3) —W. T. Dennis I, RaDgiora liigii School 2. Beet (3) —Rangiora nigh School 1, F. Chambers 2. Parsnips (3) — Rangiora High School 1 and special. Mrs V. 11. Pulley 2. Vegetable marrow (2) —It. E. Reeve 1 and 2. Largest marrow (1} —11. E. Reeve I. Pumiikin (1) —Rangiora High School 1,. Cabbage (2) —Rangiora High School 1, F. J. Breach 2. Kohl rabi (1) — Rangiora High School I. Table carrots (3) —ltangiora High School 1, Mrs V. H. Pulley 2 Collection of vegetables (1) —F. Cham bers 1 and special. APPLES. Jonathan (2; —J. C. Banheld 1 and special, 11. A. Johnstone 2. Sturmer (3)— J. C. Baniield 3, H. A. Johnstone 2, T. M. Tomlinson 3. Vive-Grown (2) —J. C. Bantield 3, 11. A. Johnstone 2. Munro’s Favourite (1) —J. C. Baniield 1. Itymer (2) —J. C. Baniield 1, 11. A. Johnstone 2. Iteenette du Canada (1) —J. C. Baniield 1. Delicious (2) —T. M. Tomlinson 1, H. A. Johnstone 2. Rokewood (I)—J. < \ Baniield 1. Ballaratt Seedling (lj—T. M. Tomlinson 1. Scarlet Nonpareil (1) —J. G. Banheld 1. PRESERVED FRUIT AND HONEY. Apricots (1) \Y. T. Dennis 1. Gooseberries tl)—W. T. Dennis 1. Peaches (1) W. T. Dennis *l. Raspberry Jam (L)- Mrs V. M. Pulley special. Honey, liquid (6; — Beach Bros., i and special, 11. A. Johnstone 2, E. Snellex, highly commended. Granulated (4)—Mrs V. H. Pulley 1 and special, H. A. Johnstone 2, Breach Bros highly commended. Section of Comb (.3) Mrs V. 11. Pulley 1, Breach Bros. 2. Full frame (3)—Mrs V. 11. Pulley 1 and 2. Breach Bros.,- highly commended. Yellow Beeswax (3)— Mrs Y. H. Pulley 1 and special. Fancy Beeswax (2! E. Snellex 1. CATS. Persrfein. Smoke, over 12 months (1) — Mrs F. Jones 1; Blue, over 12 mouths (2) — R. E. Green J; Blue, under 12 mouths (1) — Mrs P. I>. Jackson 1; Black, over 12 months (2)—R. 3*3. Green 1. Mrs P. D. Jackson 2; Black, under 12 months (1) — Mises A. and M. Jackson, 1. Tabby. -Brwon over 12 months (I)—Mrs K. J ones I. Tabby.—Silver or grey, over 12 months (2) —Misses A. and N. Jackson 1 and special; Mrs F. Jones 2. Neuter Persians.—Black, Blue or Smoke (1) —Mrs Husband i. Per sian Kittens.—Four months or under (2)— Mrs W. Stothers 1. Short-haired Cats.— Dark Tabby (3)—F. Siddons 1, Miss Petrie 2 and 3; Black (2) —F. Siddons 1, Mrs S Quantick 2; Tortoiseshell and White (3; — A. Claridge 1, Miss J. Petrie 2, A. Worsfold 3; Any Other Variety (3)— J. W. Bishop 1 and special; Miss J. Petrie 2. Miss J. Winskill 3. Manx Cat (3) —Ron Buckley I, Miss Claridge 2. A. Cluridge 3. Children’s Class.—Pet Cat. any colour Persian (3) Gordon (’oinyns 1. G. If. Mehrten's 2. Any colour, short hair (3)—Miss Jean Gibb I. J. W. Mathiesou 2, Miss Edna MKeehnie 3.
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 16780, 8 July 1922, Page 9
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