Wanganui Show

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume L, Issue 12630, 17 November 1910, Page 5

Wanganui Show

Patron—E. A, Carr.pball; President—ll. lluaseil; Vie©.-Presidents — Fred. Moore, T. A. Biimber, A. Burnett; Committee—J. fi. Burnet, L. Bayly, R. JtJund, H. Cameron, C Hiorns, U. H. Burnett, Jus. Dempsey, H. Gillias, A." 0. Mannmgton, Allan Robinson, J. Wilson, G. h. Baggett, A. U. Hardy, P. Higgmbottoin, J'as. Higgie, I>. McGregor, W. K. McLean, . J. B. Murray, W. Poison, C. G. Rus- * cell, D. Ross, J. G. Swan, Geo. Smith, J. T. Sinclair, F. H. Jones, Jas. Hodges, G. McGregor; Hon. Veterinary Surgeon —Maxwell Edgar, M.R.C.V.S.; Hon. Surgeon — Dr. Hatiierly; Hmii. TreasuredI—Alfred1 —Alfred - Burnett, Hon. Architect —• AJJred. Atkins,. .F.R JB.A.; Atiditor —W. Hail;- Secretary—Selby Morton. STEWARDS. Horses—Thoroughbreds and Draughts: Messrs C. G. Russell (Chief), W. K. McLean, H. Giiiies, A. 0. Hardy, M. Campbell, D^ Mason, Gregor McGregor, S. B/ales, D. McGregor {Airol), T. M.' Bamber; H. Russell, W. Bamber. Cattle.—Messrs F. Moore (Chief), L. Bayly, J. "Wilson, S. Wilson, G. Handley, R. Crawley, G Hai-per, E. Cranstone, W. Moore. Sheep—Messrs D. Ross (Chief), T. A. Bamber, S. Skeivington, Geo. Phillips, J. G. Burnet, James McGrail, G. Marsden, Frank Jones, W. McWilliam and A. 0, Hardy. PigsMessrs J. "Dempsey (Chief) and J. Barns. Dogs; — M«3srs R. Bond " (Chief), W. A. Prowse, Walter Willis, G. H. Lomas, E. Williams/J. Soler, J. Graham, F. Gow-er, H. Gilberd, J. G. Swai-., Jas. Laing^, S. DobbSi Roy Walker Geo. Brown, R. O'Hara. A. Bogle junr., T. Pearett, F. Allpi^ess^ R. Letton, .R. Soler. Produce.—Messrs G. Smith (Chief), J. H. Morgan, R. Scott, H. Hall, E. P. Gibson, W. Cummins, junr., G. Armstrong, Bert Willis, J. H. T. Wickham, H. J. Schroder. Home Industries.—Mrs. J. Dempsey (Chief), Mrs. A. P. London and Miss M. Mc-'-ifMurray. Fancy Work—Misses Hig- ;.;■ gie (Chief), M: and K. Hearn, C. A. Baaiber^ B. Bambelr, Vera Scott, K. Schools.—Mr. Geo. Smith (Chiel), Miss M. McMurray, Mr. E. P. Gibson. Wool and W Tool-judging Competition.—Mr. A. Burnett".' Yards and -Grounds. —Messrs J. ? T. Sinclair (Chief;, and Chief Steward in each class. Gates and Tickets. —Messrs J. -H. Burnet, and P. Higginbottom. Slaughtering—Mr. G. Marsden. Pad-docking.^-Mr. 3. Wilson. Paradei Steward.—-Mr'; G. McGregor. Reception. Committee. —Messrs E. A. Campbell (Chief), J. Higgio, A. Burnett, A. 0.. Hardy, F. Moore, J. B. Murray, H-,Gillies, and Chief Steward in. eacli class.' Grand Marshal.—J. T. ' Sinclair. Judicial. — Messrs E. A. Campbell, A. Burnett,. J. Higgie, J.T. Sinclair,, A. C. Mannington, arid Chief Steward in each Class. Executive. —Messrs R. Russell, A. Burnett, A. 0. Hardy, J; B. Murray, J. Higgio; ■•:. •. ■ ■.■::■-■. - ■ ■: ..,-..■ .: Tlio annual Show of the Wanganui Agricultural Association was opened yetsterday. The weather, upon which the success of a show so largely depends, wassail that could be desired. Before noon there .was apprehension that the sun's rays would b*> oppressive during the after noon, but a delightful breeze sprang up arid proved a welcome visitor. , The Show, taken all round, is very creditable, and, provided the weather is good to-day, will b© one of, the most Buceassful yet held by the! Association. All the arrangements are in good order. For days past the officials and a large staff of men have been hard at work, with the result tho,t everything ran with the minimum friction yesterday. Tho entries are very gratifying, and, though in some classes they may .not be as large as might be desired, there is nothing to complain about the quall--ity. 'In almost every casei the responsible judge spoke warmly of the prize animals that had -lorae tinder his notice. Though what may be termed the domestic section is prominent, the purpose of an agricultural show is fully achieved, as the horses, cattle, sheep, and pigs are exceptionally good. As a matter of fact, judges who have .visited the shows at Christchurch and.Palmer-

ston state that the fat cattle and lambs are the bestM;hey have seen. This i? characteristic of most classes. The following figures are interesting, ns showing the relative entries this and last year: — 1909. 1910. Horses 424 307 Competitions (horses) 164 132 Cattle 170 189 Sheep- 237 208 Angora goats — 3 Pigs 22 22 Dogs 787 974 Home Industries ...... 729 750 Schools • * 143 ; 214 Produce 75 I 69 I Grain ........; 8 4 . Wool 26 15 Ales and Wines — 2 of/ Totals ........... 2785 2890 Althongh the Wauganui show is not singular in this respect, it is to be regretted that agricultural machinery and implements are conspicuous by their absence, the exhibit by J. Young and Co. being the only show of imple-

ments on the ground. ,Never ; before 'have so many side-shows ( been seen in )■ Wansanui. The ground in the yicini ity of the entrance gates fairly bristles I with them. In large tents, small tents J and no tents at all are a host of enterI tainerj.. Some have very high prer fc>n-'r J sions, and well the*y may. for have they j not been patronised by the aristocracy and the democracy of the world, as weU as members of every reiieious congregation. Some of the shows are ■ really {rood, and they, with the merry-go-round ocean wave, etc.. will doubt- | less do large business to-day. There f is also, of, course, the usual horde of j and'"game* of skill 0 men. The side shows undoubtedly give an ;iir of novelty and briskness which are i 9njoyed hv nil. and osbecinl'v by r.Annj try peonlej within the rfaeh of whom i shows of kind romp laroly'. J As we liav^ stated above, everytbinrc j connected with the show went smoothly j yesterday. and for this much credit is due to Grand Marshal S^nc^ir and the vftrious qffinials. Mr^S. Morton, J the hardworking and energetic se?re- ; farv. a coin proved' himself to be the j lisxht man'in the right iVace. ! Dustin's. Ltd , nmvided a cnrtital j luncheon, and also dispensed afternoon tea. which wns much appreciated. I The I'^en^erl booths were conducted by l\h' Wakeman. Wo-have been asked to state tHat the !. vrool-e!as~iTi<* competition has been heVl i ovfv n.nt?] 2 p.m. to-day (second j rfn'v of sbowV and that- ynst ontfio.s j will be rec^ivd nn to 1.30 r».m. by l\fr A. Burnett, chief steward in charge.

OPENING DA¥.

THE DOGS

Thsrn nan be no doubt that the dog i 'f-ppnrtnicnt constituted one of tlie bast f'ffituros of the Show. In point of numerical importance it was prp-omi-.ncntly superior to every other -section, iust on a thousand entries Ivnng catalogued. Needless to say, the three

judges, Mr Johnston, of Paline-rston Is., \lr A. H Bill, ot: birmtford, and Mr H. T. Maivin, of Levin, had a particularly busy day. Btili, with the hearty and systematic co-operation of tlieir stewards, they succeeded in completing their task.-by a lew minutes after o 0 clock, &o that visitors to-day will be able to see every pvize-wmner duly ticketed. The judges were warm ~in their praise, not only of the size and ouahty of the display, but also of the manner in which the dogs were benched f.nd handled in the ring. It should be stated that Mr Johnston, at the Jast moment very kindly consented to fill Mr Paul Hunter's place, that gentleman having been prevented from attending by ~ family bereavement. The show of dogs gave satisfaction alike to exhibitors and the public. 'Mr. Watson, of Palmerston North, a noted bull-dog breeder, said he had never attended a show where he had been better treated, or where the dogs generally were better looked after. He made it his business to see the Chief Steward (Mr Bond) and congratulate him upon the excellence of the arrangements. Mr Bill, who judged the harriers, discribed them as a very strong class. All the harriers 3(5 in number, were in the ring together, and made, auite a fine sight, more like the corner of a hunting field than a show ring. Mr Makin described the fox terriers as a good class. Mr D. Mcßeth's "Toss Pot," he said, was a particularly nice puppy, and won first in maiden class, and would have scored honours in other classes had he shown himself. Neidpath Defender was another good puppy. Birchley Belvoir Avon in puppy, New Zealand-bred, colonial bred, and open classes. In bitches Napier Snowfiake was easily the best. In skye terriers Miss Fergusson's Scot ©' the Glen proved the best of the class, while in Irish terriers Mr W. J. Harper's Lurgan Teefy won first and challenge, and also carried off the ladies' bracelet. The greyhounds constituted a good class. Prison Gate won in his class, and Maggie Doolan secured the ticket for the best greyhound bitch in the Show.. Another prominent exhibitor, Mr J. White, of Palmerston North, said it WR3 altogether a -magnificent show, and the management left nothing to be desired. The judges' stewards, Messrs. Lomas and Prouse, were kept working at high pressure from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., as also were the bench stewards, Messrs Gilberd and^ Willis, while the lead stewards, twenty in number, kept the contestant? moving in a constant procession from bench to board. -Messrs G. Swan and Cross, the . ticket stewards, must be congratulated on the promptitude with which they got the prize -tickets affixed to the winning dogs. But perhaps the most enthusiastic, and certainly one of the" hardest workers, was the chief steward, Mr T. H. Bond, who is in "a very largo measure responsible for the success of the Show. Tho Kennel Club greatly , appreciated the way in which the visitling exhibitors facilitated the work of ■ tbev officials. Mr Johnston had a large number of dogs to handle, but he was evidently in his element. He, like his colleagues,"was"impressed by the magnitude of the show. Speaking of the cockeir spaniels; he said there was— a marked; improvement in all classes, and the t Cocker Spaniel Club, whose, head : r;quarters' are located at Wangariui, is ■evidently doing a good work. It was,he added, rather unfortunate Mr Paul Hunter being unable; to fulfil his engagement. One exhibitor, who had come specially from the South -Island, saw fit-to withdraw his entries. This comment, one may say, was endorsed by several other prominent exhibitors, who expressed the opinion that the action of the exhibitor in question was all the-more to be regretted, seteing that Mr Hunter's place had been ;«filled byia gentleman who, like him, Mas; recognised as one of the ablest judges in the Dominion. In the black cocker spaniels the local exhibitors did very well, but one of the most improved dogs in these classes was Mr A. J. Hewson's Ponsonby Piinoe. Thecoloured classes called for no special commetnt. The black field spaniels were described by tho judge asi one of the best-balanced classes of dogs he had met with this season. In pointers the only new face worthy of special men- , tion was Mr-E. Bernasconi's Semaphorse Searcher, which the judge described as one of the best puppies to be seen in New Zealand. If he fulfils his youthful promise this youngster will have a great future. In the Engj lish setter .classes the judge noted a 1 decided improvement. The second prize bitch,. although small, was regarded by i him as one of tho best quality bitches Jof its breed '». New Zealand. Ther© j was a great show of Borzois; on© or l the best displays ever seen in the Do- ; minion, and the competition for the i Licensed Victuallers' trophy between the winning dog and bitch was exoepi tiohally keen, each animal being endowed with great qualities characteristic of the breed. Mr J. H. White had a strong team of black pugs benched, I and there was also a good show of fawn pugs, the majority of the winners in the latter section being descendants or Mr White's imported stock. The bull dogs made undoubtedly the best section of its kind yet benched here, and included dogs that had done considerable winning at other shows this season. There was an improvement, too, in the rough-coated collie classes. Mr J. H. Bagley, a well-known breeder, carried off principal honours both for dogs and bitches, with two exceptionally fine specimens. The dog, the winner of several firsts, would certainly figure high in the prize list in any of the ■shows held elsewliere this year had ha been brought out. There was a better class of bearded collies than has been seen hen-e for some years, the winning dbg in the open class especially being a beautiful quality specimen and shown in perfect condition. The working collies were also- strong classes. I

j POINTERS. ' Dogs, maiden—Mr E. Bernasconi's Semaphore Searcher 1, Mr A. H G. Harper's Max 2, Mr R. O'Donnell'sßill Squires 3. Dogs, novice—Mr E. Bernasconi's Semaphore Searcher 1, Mr A H. G. Harper's Max 2, Mr R. O'Donnells Bill Sqxures 3. Dogs, puppy, tinder 12 months—Mr E. Bernasconi's Semaphore Searcher 1. Dogs, New Zealand bred—Mr E. Bernasconi's Semaphore Searcher 1, Mr James F. Adams' Brockton Bans 2. Dogs, colonial bred —Mr E. Bernasconi's Semaphore Searcher 1, Mr James F. Adams' Brockton Bang 2. Dogs, limit—Mr E. Bernasconi's Semaphore Saarcher 1, Mr James F. Adams' Brockton Bang 2. Dogs, open—Mr E. Bernasconi's Semaphore Searcher 1, Mr James F j Adam,-; Bror.'kton Bang 2.

, itchp.s. Maiden.—C. H. Burridge's Lady UWynne 1. Bitches. Pup,-v under 12 months: C. H. Burridge'sLady G wynne 1. Bitches. Now Zealand bred: W. Angell's"Highland Lass 1, J. Dohevty's Lady 'Arthur 2. Bitches. Colonial bred : J. Dohorty's Lady Arthur I. Bitches. Open:'W. Angell's Highland Lass 1. J. Doherty's Lady Arthur 2. Bitches. Limit: .7. Doherty's L-ulv Arthur, 9 ENOUGH SETTER. • Bitches. Puppy, under 12 months:

Griffiths and Mclntosh's Whitney ) Gwynn 1. Bitche3. Colonial bred: T. Kirkwood's Erua Belle I,_A. B. Feasey's-. Belto'n Belle 2. Bitches. Colonial bred: T. Kirkwood's Erua Belte 1, A. B. Feasey's Belton Belle 2. Bitches Open: T. Kirkwood's Erua Belle J, A. B. Feasey's Belton Belle 2. Brace: Cook and Smith's Erua Pride and Cli. Burke'and Rock 1, A. B. Feasey's Cfonji and Belton Belle 2. SETTERS—IRISH. Bitches'. Maiden.—F. Brewin's ■ Iris 1. Bitches Novice: F. Brewin's Iris 1 Puppy Under 12: F. Brewm ]. Bitches. Colonial bred. — R. Blythe's Derry Lass 1, W. H. Simmons' Bungaree Sheilah_2, F. Brewin's Iris 3. Dogs. OpSn: J. Keith's Ranger 1. SETTERS. Brace. Any variety, either sex: Cook and Smith's Erna Pride and Ch. Bnvkeland Rock 1. RETRIEVERS—CURLY-COATED. (Dogs. Open: Miss N. Blythe's Pluto ], G. T. Hotter's Nigger 2. Bitches. Puppy, under 12 months : J Patterson's Kate 1. RETRIEVERS.—FLAT OR VAVY COATED. Dogs. Open: G. Gordon's Bobs. DEERHOUNDS. Oop;s. Novice: L. D. JPaterson's Kaitawa Billy 1. Dogs. Colonial bred: Miss L. Buick's Clover Lea Wolf 1, L. D. Faterson's Kaitawa Billy 2. Does. Limit: L. D. Paterson's Ka-itawa Billy 1 Dogs. Open: Miss L. Buick's Clover Lea Wolf 1, L. S>. Paterson's Kaitawa Billy 2. CHALLENGE. Bitches. Novice: W. H. Meyer's Bonnie Jean 1. Bitches. Colonial bred: W. H Meyers' Bonnie.Jaan 1, T. A. Harris' Biddy Hare 2. Bitches. Limit: W. H- Meyers' Bonnia Jean 1. Bitches. Gi>en: T. A. Harris' Biddy Hare 1, ~\\. H. Meyers' Bonnie Jean 2 ■-. •• • BORZOIS. Puppy Under. Twelve Months: iG. Harrison's Toreador 1. Dogs. den: G. Harrison's Toreador 1. Dogs. Novice: G. Harrison's Toreador 1. Bitches. Maiden: Mrs J. Arthur's Lady Vick 1--1 GREYHOUNDS.

Dogs Novice: Mrs Jas. Gleeson's Kildare 1. Dogs. Puppy, under 12 month- Mrs Jas.v Gleeson's Kildare 1. Doga. Colonial bred: W. E. F. Lutz's Cap oain Starlight 1, T. H. Richards' Catch-as-Catch-Gan 2, M. Hui\ley's Dominion 2. Dogs. Ximit: Mrs Jas. Gleeson's Kildare'l, W. E. F. Lutz's Captain Starlight 2, T. H. Richards' Catch-as-Catch-Can 3. Dogs. Open: H. J. Coleman's Prison Gate 1, W. E. F. Lutz's Captain- Starlight 2, Mrs Jas. Oleeson's Galloping Ha gon 3. Bitches. Maid 1, L H. Marter.'s Lady Lucy 2. Bitches. Novice: M. Hurley's Flying Maid 1, L. H. Marter's Lady Lucy 3. Bitches Puppy^ under 12 months: F. Stnite's Tui Bracldon 1, L. H. Marter's Lady Lucy 2. Bitches. Colonial bred : T. H. Richards' Cumberland Beauty 1, F. Staite's Tui Bfaddon 3. Bitches. Limit: T. H Richards' Cumberland Beauty 1. Bitches. Open : Mrs Jas. GleesoVs Maegie Doolan 1, T. H. Richnrds' Cumberland Be&uty 2, Mrs Jas. Gleeson's Leonie 3. Brace.—Mrs Jas." Gleeson's Leonie and Maggie Doolan 1. For dogs that have competed in a: Humpton Coursing match. Best dogY H.J. Coleman's Prison Gate.l. Best. Bitchy Mrs Jas. Gleeson's Maggie Doolan 1. HARRIERS.

Dogs, puppy, under 12 months. —Eg-•mont-Wangaimi Hunt Club's Budge 1, North Taranaki Hunt Club's Lindy, by .Tack—Sandy 2,' Egmont-Wanganui Hunt Club's Darby 3. Dogs, open— E"mont-Wanganui Hunt Club's Soda 1, North Taranaki Hunt Club's Lindy 2, ■: Norths Taranaki Hunt Club's Jack 3. Dogs/ suitable for"stud purposes—•Eg-inonl-Wanganiii Hunt Club's Soda 1, North Taranaki •HuutClub'Si Jack 2, Mr D. G. Riddiford's Tarquin 3. J^.itches, puppy, under, 12 months—Mr D .G. Riddifordl^ llpsamond 1, Mr D. G. IliddifordV Ringlet % EgmontWangamii Hunt; Club's : Empress 3. Bitches, open—Egmont-Wanganui Hunt Club's Melba 1, Mr'D. G. Riddiford's Rachel 2, Mr D. G. Riddiford's Hester 3 Brace—Mr D. G. Riddiford's entry 1, Mr D, G. Riddiford's entry 2, Eg-mnnt-Wanganui Hunt Club^s entry 3. Team—Egmont-Wanganui Hunt Club's ; ontry 1, North Taranaki Hunt Clubs ; entry 2.

BULL DOGS. Dogs, maiden—Mr H. Seewald's George Reid 1, Mr James Armstrong's Bromley's Gift 2, Mr B. Marcus Herberts Nireaha 3, Mr S. E. Lewis' Bully Stone vhc. Dogs> novice—Mr Francis E. Watson's Wharikoki Punch 1, Mr James Armstrong's Bromley's Gift 2, Mr R. Marcus Herbert's Nireaha 3. Dogs, puppy, under 12 months—Mr Francis E. Watson's Wharikoki Punch 1, Mr C. J. Halke's Melampus 2, Mr L. L. Awdry's Mountain Jet 3, Mr. George Fell's Livingstone vhc. Dogs, NeAv Zealand bred—Mr Francis E. Watson's Wharekoki Mars 1, Mr William Dunningham's Chelsea Lad 2, Mr C. J. Halke's Melampus 3. Dogs, colonial bred—Mr Francis E. Watson's Wharekoki Mars 1, Mr William Dunningham's Chelsea Lad 2, Mr C. J. Halke's Melampus 3. Dogs, limit—Mr Francis E. Watsotfs Wharekoki Mars 1, Mr William Dunningham's Chelsea Lad 2, Mr C. J. Halke's 3. Dogs, open—Mr Francis E. Watson's Ch. i Greenstone 1, Mr Francis E. Watson's Wharekoki Mars 2, Mr William Dunningham's Chelsea Lad 3, Mr C. J. Halke's Melampus vhc. Bitches, maiden—Mr Francis E.Watson's Wharikoki Tea Rose 1. Bitches, novice—Mr Franois E. Watson's Wharikoki Tea Rose 1. Bitches, puppy, under 12 months—Mr Francis' E. Watson's Wharikoki Misere 1, Mr Harold Claudel Fox's Asterea Caesar 2, Mr Francis E. Watson's Wharikoki Tea Rose 3. Mr H. See.vald's Bright Beauty vhe. Bitches, New Zealand bred—Mr T. H.; Richards' j Greenwood's Pride 1, Mr Francis TC. ! Watson's Wharikoki Bellona 2, Mr. l Harold Claude Fox's Astorea Caesar .3. ! Bitches, colonial bred—Mr T. H. Richards' Greenwood's Pride 1, Mr Francis E. Watson's Wharikoki Bellona 2, Mr A. J. B. Penberthy's Dona De Queiras 3, Mr Harold Claude Fo'x's Asterea Caesar vhc Bitches, limit—Mr T. H. ! Richards' Greenwood's Pride 1, Mr. Francis E. Watson's Wharikoki Bellona 2, Mr A. J. B. Penberthy's-Dona De Queiras 3. Mr Harold Claude Fox's Asterea Caesar vhc. Bitches, open—Mr T. H. Richards' Greenwood's Pride 1. Mr Francis E. Watson's Wharikoki Bellona 2. Mr A. J. B. Penberth.rs Dona De Queiras 3, Mr Harold Clauds Fox's Asterea Caesar vhc. Brace—Mr Francis E. Watson's entry 1. COLLIES—ROUGH-COATED. Dogs, maiden—Mr J. H. Uagl-eys Fitzrov Buster 1, Miss Imlays Spy 2, Master Milton West's Scot 3, Mr W. 11. Blyth's Blyth's Hero vhc. Dogs, novice—Mr J. H. Bagley's Fitzroy Buster 1, Miss Imlay's Spy 2, Mr W. H. Blyth's Blytti's Heiro 3, Mr 11. J. Order's Yebo vhc. Dogs, puppy, undetr 12 Months—Mr A. J. Shailer's Sefton Samplo 1. Mrs F. Cunningham's'Tough 2, Mrs \V. Hughes' Bnrn^v 3. Dn«H, New Zealand bred—Mr J. H. Bagley's Fitzroy Buster 1. Mr V •'. " - Sefton Sample 2, Mrs T. A. Bamber's No. 2 Line Hero 3. , D-;gs, cuvstiiinl bred—Mr J. H. Bagley's Fitzroy Bnsi te-r 1, M.> A. J. Shailer's 'Sefton Sample i2. Mrs T. A. Bamber's (No. Jl Line) ! Hero 3. Dogs, limit—Mr J. H. Bagley's Fitzroy Buster I, Mr A. J. Shail■er's Sefton Sample 2, Miss Imlay's Spy 3. Mrs T. A. Bamber's' (No. 2 Line) Hero vhc. Dogs, opfn —Mr T. TT. Tt''"---lev?) Fitzroy Blister 1, Mr A. J. Shailer's Softon Sample 2. Mrs T. A. Barnber's (No. 2 Line) Hero 3. Bitches.

maiden —Mr A. J. Shailer's Sefton Countesa 1. .Bitches, novice—Mr A. J. Shailers Sefton Countess 1, Mr B. A. Drury's Sefton Minnie 2. Bitches, puppy, under 12 months—Mr B. A. Drury's Terrace Mora 1, Mr J. A. Shailer's Sefton Countess 2. Bitches, New Zealand bred—Mr J. H. Bagley's Fitzroy Peggy 1, Mi' B. A. Drury's Terrace Mora 2, Mr A. J. Shailer's Sefton Countess 3, Mr A. J. Shailer's Sefton Fancy vhc. Bitches, colonial bred —Mr J. H. Bagley's Fitzroy Peggy 1, Mr B. A. Drury's Terrace Mora 2, Mr A. J. Shailer's Sefton Countess 3, Mr A. J. Shailer's Sefton Fancy vhc. Bitches, limit—Mr J. H. Bagley's Fitzroy Peggy 1, Mr A. B. Drury's Terrace Mora 2, Mr A. J. Shailer's Sefton Countess 3, Mr A. B. Drury's Sefton Minnie vhc. Bitches, opeta—Mr J. H. Bagley's Fitzroy Peggy 1, Mr B. A. Drury's Terrace Mora 2, Mr A.- J. Shailer|s Seftoa Countess 3, Mr A. J. Shailer's Sefton Fancy vhc. Braee —Mr J. H. Bagley's Fitzroy Buster and Fitz. Roy Peggy 1-.

COLLIES—SMOOTH-COATED. : Dogs, maiden—Mr Selby Morton's Just Tup 1. Dogs, novice—Mr Selby Morton's Just Pup 1. Dogs, puppy, under 12 months—Mr A. A. Cuthbertson's Nightshade 1. Dogs, colonial bred —'Mr Jas. Laing's Sweep 1, Mr Jas. Laing's Mack 2, Mr Selby Moi-ton's Just Pup 3. Dogs, open—Mr T. BlinkhoriK>'s Eastbrooke Rock 1, Mr. Jas. Laing's Sweep 2, Mi* Jas. Laing's Mack 3, Mr Selby Morton's Just Pup vhc. ' Bitches, colonial bred—Mr H. C Carrel's Floss 1. Bitches, open —'Mr H. C. Carrel's Floss 1. Braee —Mr Jas. Laing's Sweep and Mac 1.

BEARDED OR OLD ENGLISH COLLIES.

| Dogs, maiden—Mr C. L. Bridges' Aramoho Bob 1, Mr A. A. Cuthbertson's Colin 2, Master Alan Blair's Kaii toke Mac 3. Dogs, novice—Mr C. L. ' Bridges' Aramoho Bob 1, Mr A. A. Cuthbertson's Colin 2, Mr G. A. Munro's Mosstown Rough 3, Master Alan Blair's Kaitoke Mac vhc. Dogs, puppy under 12 months—Mr A. A. Outhbertson's Colin 1, Master Alan Blanks Kaitoke Mac 2. Dogs, colonial bred — Mrs H. F.-Churton's Jinks 1, Mr C. L. : Bridges' Aramoho Bob 2, Miss Daisy , Cuthbertson's Lome 3. Miss F. M. i Wade's Hogan, Foss—Lassie vhc. Dogs, j limit-JVlrs H. F. Churton's Jinks 1, ; Mr C. L. Bridges' Aramoho Bob 2, Mr iA. A. Cuthbertson's Colin 3. Dogs, open—Mrs H. F. Churton's Jinks 1, Mr JC- L. Bridges' Aramoho Bob 2, MiSs I Daisy Cuthbertson's; Lome 3, Miss F. iM. Wade's Hogan vhc. Bitches, j maiden—Mr A. A. Cuthbertson's Betty jl, Mr A. E. Morgan's Kaitoke Fly 2. j Bitches, novieet-i-Mr A. A. Cuthbertson's Betty 1, Mr A. E. Morgan's'Kaitoke Fly 2, Mr H. C. Can-el's Fly. 3. Bitches, puppy, tinder 12 months—Mr A. A. Cuthbertson's Betty 1. Bitches, ■colonial bred—Mr A. A. Outhhertson's Betty 1. Bitches, limit—-JVIr A, A. Outhbertson's Betty 1. Bitches, open—Mr A. A. Cuthbertson's Betty 1.;

WORKING COLLIE, SUITABLE FOR FARM PURPOSES;

Dogs, novica—Mr Selby Morton's Just Pup 1, Mr C. L. Bridges' Aramoho Bob 2, Mrs. N. Hughes' Barny 3, Mr Jas Low's Papaiti Roy vhc. : Dogs, puppy, under 12 months—Mr A. A. Outhbertsori's Colin 1. Dogs, open— Miss Daisy Cuthbertson's Lqrne 1, Mr Jas. Laing's Sweep 2, Mr E. Newport's Pukeroa Rough 3, Mr T. Blinkhorne's Putiki Jacko vhc. Bitches, novice—Mr C. McAllister's Marybank Lass 1. Bitches, puppy, under 12 monthsr—Mi- A. A. Cuthbertson's Betty 1. Bitches, open —Mr H- C: Carrel's Floss, Mr C, McAllister's Marybank Lass 2, Mr H. C. Carrel's Fly.

LADIES' BRACELET, VALUE £3 3s. J Open to any variety dog or bitch in. the Show.—Mrs Harper's Lurgan Teefy LADIES' CLASS. Dog or bitch, to be the bona fide property of exhibitor three months before i Show—Miss L. Buick's Clover Lea Wolf BRACES. Non-sporting brace—Mr Francis E. Watson's entry 1, Mr J. H. White's entry 2. Sporting "brace—Messrs Gook. tind Smith's Erua Prj3e rand Ch. Birke-w land Rock 1, Mrs JavGleeson'sJ Leonie and Maggie;; Doolan 2? **.** ■ ?■' „ " v ': TEAMS. -■* •v. .-, Non-sporting team—Mr J. H. 'White's1 entry. 1. Sporting team—Miss L. R. Fergu&son's Sandy Scot o' the Glen, Lass d' tha Glen and Bonnie 1 FUGS—BLACK. " Dbga. Maiden: R. Walker's Rangi. Dogs. Novice: J. H. White's Dusky 1, J: H. White's Black Boy 2. Dogs. Colonial bred: J. R. Foster's Maori King 1. Dogs: Limit:'J.'-11. Foster's Maori King 1. Dogs. Open: J, HWhite's Dusky 1, J. H. White's Black Boy 2, J. R. Foster's Maori King 3. Bitches. Puppy, under 12 months: J. H. White's Wharepai Betty 1. Bitches. Colonial bred: J. H. White's Wharepai Betty 1, J. H. White's Wharepai Netta 2. Brace.—J. H. White's entry 1. Team. J. H. White's entry 1. PUGS^-FAAVN. Dogs.' Maiden.--Mrs- Gill's Toddy 1, J. Ellis's Kakaramea Mick 2. Dogs. Novice: Mrs L. Jewell's Togo 1, Mrs Gill's Toddy 2, J. Ellis's Kakaramea Mick 1. Dogs. Puppy, under 12 months: H R Hill's Raymond 1, J. Ellis's Kakaramea Mick 2. Dogs. Coloi nial bred: Mrs L. Jewell's Togo 1, H. R, Hill's Raymond 2, Mrs Gill's Toddy 3, J. Ellis's Kakaramea Mick v.h.c. Bitches.' MaidenY'F. T. McGregor's Queenie 1. Bitches. Novice :'F. T. McGregor's Queejiie 1. Bitches. Puppy under .12 months: F. T. McGrogor's Oueonie 1. ""BLACK AND TAN TERRIERS: Dogs or Bitches. Open:' E. H. VaKey's Skipper 1. . TOY TERRJERS Dogs and Bitches. Open: Miss E. Heale's Mick 1. j VARIETY CLASSES. I Open to any breed not scheduled: \ Mrs Keith Heinold's Dnrietown Jack 1, ! Miss E. McFadzen'p Eastbrook Jack 2, Mr M.Hogan jiin.'e Gundy 3. Children's Variety Class, under 141b. —Master Ronald Hatrick's; Mick 1, T\liss G. D. Jones's Friday 2, Mrs Keith Heinold's Durietown Jack 3. Children's Variety Class, over 141b.— Miss Hilda Newport's Kaitoke Spot 1. BITTJ, TET?T?TF,RS. CHALT/ENGE. I Puppy. Dog under 12 months.—C. i Ryland's Darby 1, A. H. Cahill's Harry.. Lauder 2. Dogs. Novice: C. Rylaml's Darby 1, A. H. Cahill's Harry Lauder 2. Dogs. Limit: C. Ryland's Derby 1, A H Oahiil's Harry Lauder 2. iDogs. • Onen..: C. Rylnnd's Darby 1, A. H. Caiiill's Hai-rv T/ander 2. ' CHALLENGE. ! Puppy. Bitches under 12 months: \. H Cahill's Marie Lloyd 1. Bitches. Novice- A. H. Cahill's Marie Lloyd 1. Bitches. Limit: A. H. Cahill's Marie Lloyd 2. Bitches. Open: E. H. Vazey's Ghost 1, A. H. Cahill's Marie ■ Lloyd 2. ! SPANIELS, COCKER—BLACK. Dogs, Maiden—Miss Riley's Boxton , Mawhia 1, J. Ellis's Kakaramea Don 2. . Novice—E. Lloyd's Belmont Ben 1, j J Ellis's Kakaramea Don 2. Puppy < under 12 months-Miss Riley' Boxton v Mawlria 1. Master M. Hirst's Tajpo 2 IJ. Ellis's Kaloiramea Don 3. Colonial - Bred—A. J. Hewson's Ponsonby Princa 3-1. W. Bprth"l(Vs.Tnbv 2. G. W. fi. ) Patterson's Hilo Dandy 3, A. C. - Howes' Havelock Doctor vhc, J. Ellis's - Kakaramea. Don h.c. Limit —A. J f ' Hewson's Ponsonby Prince 1, W. Ber. ) ! thold's Toby 2, A. C. Howes' Hnve- - lock Doctor 3, Mrs Rose Leversedge'j I- Kirwoo Donis'v.h.c., J, Ellis's Kakara i- mea Don h.c. Open—J. Graham's Ch i } ." Epsom Merry Boy 1, A. J. Hewson';

Ponsonby Prince 2, W. Berthold's Toby 3 G. W. S. Pattersons Hiio Danay v.h.c, H. Duigan's Merry Bill n.c Bitches.. Maiden—Mrs. H. James' Melbourne Lass 1, B. Willis's Boxton Lass 2, J. Ellis's Kakaramea Beauty 3, Willis and Wright's Boxton Peggy v.h.c., W. Berthold's Nigger Lass, h.c. Novice—Mrs 11. James1 Melbourne Lass 1^ J. Dempsey'sZulu Queen 2, B: Willis's Boxton Lass 3, J. Ellis's Kakaramea Beauty v.h.c. Puppy under 12 months.—Mrs H. James' Melbourne Lass 1, J. Ellis^s Kakaramea. Beauty 2, Dayman and Wright's Fairy Girl 3, Willis and Wright's Boxtcm. Peggy v.h.c, W. Berthold'a Nigger Lass h.c. Colonial bred—J. Soler's Ripon Ruth 1 (Mr F. Moore's special), G. JI. Lomas's Gonville Eliza 2, A. C. Hovfe-.s Havelock Baby 3, J. Dempsey's Zulu Queen v.h.c, Dayman and Wright's Fairy Girl h.c Limit —J. Soler's Ripon Ruth 1, G. H. Lomas's Gonville, Eliza 2, A. C. Howe's Havelock Baby .3, J. Dempsey's Zulu Queen v.h.c, B. Willis's Boxton Lass h.c. Open—J. Soler's Ripon Ruth 1, G. H. Lomas's Gonville Eliza 2, A. C. Hwe's Havelock Bnby 3, Dayman and Wright's Fairy Girl v.h.c, J. Dempsey's Zulu Queen h.c. Brace—J. Elli's Kakaramea Don ana Kakaramea Beauty 1, W. Bertliold's Toby and Nigger Lass 2. SPANIELS—OTHER THAN

BLACK

Dogs, Maiden—J. Soler's Ripon Rector 1, J. Allan's Christckurch Molly 2, Miss Chapman's Mosstown Tui 3. Novice—J. Sokr's Ripon Rector 1, J. Allan's Christchurcli Molly 2, Mrs: Chapman's Mosstown Tui 3. Puppy under 12 months— J. Soler's Ripon Rector 1, Mrs Chapman's Mosstown Tui 2. Colonial bred —Soler Bros.' Papanui Prince 1, J. Allan's Christchureh Molly 2. Limit—J. Soler's Ripon Rector 1, J. Allan's Christchurch Molly 2. Open— Sok'r Bros.' Ch. Papanui Prince 1, J. Allan's Christclrurch Molly 2. Bitches, Maiden—Harrison and Lacey's Egmont Tipsy 1, J. Dempsey's Topsy 2. Novice —J. Dempsey's Pap 1, Harrison and Lacey's Egmont Tipsy 2, J. Dempseys Topsy 3. "Puppy, undel- 12 monthsHarrison and . Laoey*s Egmont Tipsy 1, J. Dempsey's Topsy 2. Colonial bred—J. Soler's Shea-wood Guess 1, P. Duncalf's Brownie 2, J. Dempsey's Pap 3, J. Dempsey's Topsy v.h.c: ■ Limit— C. E. Allridge's Papanui Pie 1. P. Duncalf's Brownie 2, J. Dempsey's Pap 3;. Open—J. Soler's Sherwood's Guess 1, C. E. Allridge's Papanui Pid 2, P. Duncalf's Brownie 3, J. Dempsey's Pap v.h.c. Brace—J. Soler's entry 1, J. Dempsey's Topsy and' Pap 2. SPANIELS, FIELD—BLACK. Dogs, Maiden—Mrs Conder's Kid 1, Miss Dorothy 'Genie's Roy 2,1 Mra E. W.^More's Sanson Nigger 3. NoviceMrs Conder's Kid 1, J. Deimpsey's Wanganui Sca,mp 2. Coloniel bred— F. G. Smith's Donnelly 1, Mrs Conder's Kid. 2, G. Anderson's Ventilator 3, G. H. Jacob's Wanganui Barney v.h.c, .0 N. Firth's Pippo h.c. Limit—F. 0. Smith's Donnelly 1, Mrs\Cpnder's Kid 2, Gi And'erson'-s Ventilator 3, C. H. Jacob's Wanganui Barney ; y.h.c., 0. N. Firth's Pippo h.c; 'Bitches, Maiden—W. V. Remington's Bkck Bess 1. Novice—Mr W. •V. • Renringtoir s Black Bess J. Novice—Mr Wi V. Remington's Black Bess 1. ■; Colonial bred—O. N. Firth's Black Beauty ■1, W. V. Remington's Black Bess 2. Limit-^-O.N.Firith's Black Beauty 1, W. V. Remington's Black Bess 2.i ppen— O. N. Firth's Black.BeoXity 1, ;W. V. Remington's Black' Bess T2, Brftce—O. N. Firth's Black Beauty and Pippo,. ,- FOX TERRIERS—SMOOTH.

Dogs, Maiden —D. Mcßeth's Tosspot ly Master R. Young's Neidpath ■ Defender 2, T. A. Gillison's iNeidpatli Deputy 3, W. P. Aldridge's Dandy v.h.c'., A. P. London's Ability Proved li.c. Novice —D. Mcßeth's Tosspot 1, Master R. Young's Neidpath Defender 2, T. A. Gillison's Neidpath Deputy 3, W. P. Aldridge's Dandy v.h.c, A. P. London's Ability Proved h.c, R. Bond's Boundary Jim c. " Puppy under 12 | months—A. G. Betts' Birchiey Belvoir 1, Master R. Voting's Neidpath Defender 2, Mrs C. Gordon's Admiral Ability 3, D.. Mcßeth's■ Tosspot v.h.c., W. P. Aldridge's ©aridy h-e. New -Zealand bred—A .-,. G. Betts' Birchiey 1, Master R.-'Young'iS Neidpath Defender 2, Mrs C. Gordon's Admiral Ability 3, D. Mcßeth's Tosspot v.h.c Colonial bred—A. G. Betts' Birohley Belvoir 1 (and Mrs* sNixon's, special) Matter R Young's 'Neidpath Defender 2, Mrs C. Gordon's XHiiiiral'Ability 3, D . Mcßefch's Tosspot v.h.c. Limit— N*. Wade's Reflector 1, Master Roland Young's Neidpath Defender '2. D. -MeBeths Tosspot 3, Mrs C. Gordon's Ad- \ miral Ability v.h.c., Mis C. Gordon's Webbie h.e. Open—A.' G. Betts' Birchley Belvoir 1, N. Wade's Reflector 2; Master R. Young's Neidpath Defender 13, D. Mcßeth's Tosspot v.h.c.; A. P. London's Ability Proved h.c. Bitches, Maiden—J. B. Reid's Neidpath Lassie 1, C. T. Cimino's Lyndale Nell 2, J. M. Wells' Tawliiti Vie 3j Miss G. Hole's Biddy v.h.c, AM'! London's Duchess v.h.6., T. H. Gillison's Daffodil Nell h.c. Novice—J. B. Reid's Neiidpath, Lassie 1, G. T. Oimino's Lyndale Nell 2, J. M. Wells' Tawhiti: v.h.c, Miss G. Hole's Biddy h.c. Puppy under .12 months —J. B. Reid's Neidpath Lassie 1, C. T Cimino's Lyndale Nell 2, Mrs C. Gordon's Lady Ability 3, J. M. Wells' Tawhiti Vie v.h.c, H. :Maddeley's Mastertdn Duchess h.c! New Zealand bred^-A. P. London's Napier Snowflake 1, J. B. Reid's Neidpath Lassie 2, C. T. Oimino's Lyndile.Nell 3, MrsC. Gordon's Lady Abilitj- v.h.c, > J. M. Wells' Tawhiti Vie h.c. Colonial bred—A. P. London's Napier gnowflake 1 J. B. Reid's Neidpath Lassie 2, Mrs C. Gordon's Lady Ability >3> Jv M. Wells' Tawhiti Vie v.h.c. Limit—J. B. Reid's Neidpath Lassie 1, Mrs C. ! Gordon's Lady Ability 2, A. P. Lonjipn'fi D s uche?s 3, Misa G. Hole's Biddy v.h.c Open—A. P. London's Napier Snowflake 1, J. B. Reid's Neidpath Lassie 2, C. T. Cimino's Lyndale Nell 3; A. P. London's Duchess v.h.c. Braee — Mrs C. Gordon's entry 1. Team —Mrs C. Gordon's entry 1. FOX TERRIERS-WIRE-HAIRED.

Dogs, Maiden—Mrs D. G. Riddiford's Tinker. Novice —Mrs D. G. Riddiford.'s Tinker. Puppy, linder 12 months—Mrs D. G. Riddiford's Tinker 1. New Zealand bred—Mrs D. G. Riddiford's Tinker 1. Limit -Mrs D. G. Riddiford's Tinker 1. Open—lt. H. Sheppard's Cbttesrnoore Admiral 1, Mrs. JD. G. Riddiford's Tinker 2.

SK-1E TERRIERS. CHALLENGE. Dogs, Maiden—-Miss Brown's Skyecliff 2. Novice—Miss Brown's Skyecliff 2. Colonial bred—Miss Ii 11. Fergusson's Sandy Scott o' the Glen 1, J. F. Studholme's Soutar Johnnie 2, Miss Brown's Skyecliff 3. Limit—J. F. Stutlholme's Soutar Johnnie 1, Miss Brown's Skyecliff 2. Open—Miss L. R. Fcrgusson's Sandy Scott o' the Glen 1, ,). F. Studholmes Soutar Johnnie 2, G. Turner's Portree Iron Grip 3, Miss Brown's Skyecliff v.h.c. Bitches—Colonial bred —Miss L. It. Ferguson's 1 Bonnio 1, Miss L. R. Fergusson's Lass o' the Glt-m 2. New Zealand bred—Miss L. It. Rorgufscm's Bonnie 1, Miss L. R.. Fergnsson's Lass of the Glen 2. Limit —Miss L. It-. Fergusson's Lass o' the Glen 1. Bitches, Open—Miss L. It. F-ertru&son's Bonnie 1, G. Turner's Meg Mcrrilet's 2, Miss L. R. Fergusson's Lass o' the Glen 3. Brae©—Miss L. R. Fei'Kiisson's Lass o' the Glen and Sandy Scott o' the Glen 1. Team—Miss L. It. Fergusson's Lass o' tho Glen, Bonnie, and Sandy Scott o' the Glen. SCOTTISH TERRIERS. CHALLENGE. Dog, Maiden—C; Sarjeante Oalbourne McKay 1. Novice—C. Sarjeant'a Cal-

'bourne-McKay 1. Puppy under 12 months—Mrs L. A. Scott's Spooks 1. Colonial bred—C. Sarjeant's Calbourne McKay 1, Mrs L. A. Scott's Spooks 2. New Zealand bred—Mr C. Sarjeant's Colbourne McKay 1, Mra L. A. Scott's Spooks 2. Open—C. Sarjeant's Galbourno McKay 1, L. A. Scott's Spook 3 2. ■. . ~•' ' ' "..' ,: 4

IRISH TERRIERS.

CHALLENGE. Dogs, Ma,iden—Mrs E. H. AshwelFs Armagh Aletrfc 1," Mrs E. K. Ashwell's Armagh Terrace 2. Novice—G. S. Keiniiigtun's Reggie of Bonhurst 1. R. H. Shepp.ird's Armagh;-Alert 2. Janeon andClarke's Whareroa Wild Boy 3. Puppy under 12 months—H; T. Mayne's Ranaghey Royal 1, G. S. Remington's Reggie of Ronhurst 2, R. H. ShepPa«l s Armagh Alert 3, Mrs E H Ashwell's Armagh Teffenoo v.h.c^ Do<ys New Zealand bred-H. Lov.-rie's BiTly Grogau 1, H. T. Mayne's ""Baliaghey Regma 2 J C Ekdahl's Kilkfnnv Gmger 3, G. b. Remington's Reggie of Ronlaurst v.h.c, L. A. Scott's Gift v.h.<5., Mrs E. H. Ashwell's Armagh aerenco h.c. Colonial bred—W J Harpers Lurgan.Te.efy I, H. Lcwrie;« Billy Gro-an 2, J. C. Ekdalil's Kilkenny Ginger 3 L. A. Scott's .Gift v.h.c w vtT ,Loi vrie^, Billy Grogan l, H. T. Mayne's Rahaghey Regiiia 2, G n s,tesxe of Ronhurst % J. 0. Ekdahls Kilkenny Ginger v.h.c. h. A. Scott's Gift h.c. OpeS-W. J Harper s Lurga^rTeefy 1 and challenge, HWiG's Billy Grogan. 2, M €B frs Uarke and Jaiiaon- S Luirgan Looney 3. magli Alert 1. Novice—R. H SheDpards Armagh Alarm 1. Puppy under 12 mont.hs.-p. T . Sinclair^ Peggy Sna° 2' R- \M^ S fl Ahrm 1 P* f'p^PP^aV Armagh Alarm 3 G. S. Remington's Rusty of gonhurrt, v.hc. New Zealand br&V 1. Sinclair's Peggy Pride 1 H T Mayne's Rahaghey^mgina^,' G S Reniington's^Rxisty d** Ronh'urXt 3 Colonial Bved~D..T. Sinclair's Peggy KiiS i' t■ \ S^<P ards Armagh AmSnf 2' R W 1^ yneS 5^ agW ffeAlarm '3 C q Armagh Stl IS- mington's Rusty of Konhurst v;h.c Open—D. T. Sinclair'^ Sfv^RSinn V T' &! gney Regina 2, Janson and Clarke's Whareroa Mint 3. R. H. Sheppard's H. I, Mayne's Rahaghey Regina.

q PRIZES. London's Napier Snowflake wins Mr!" ■H°?Z mopliy f°r .best bitch. Mr7VSw S: - trophies.Mrs j R fr wr^ PeggyPridewiDS Mis. J. r. Foster's special. Mr H ri e ?n^ S, Ra- ht She 7 wins Wish Tet Sf S Ub T S trophy for best puppy dog. Mr .^T ® ;Bf' ?" Jy 9^n y W i£ t -Vr 1-, Sinclairs special.. Mr. W tar T jtfrgan Feefjr.wins Mrs! in * i, ?f- r s s Peciai for best dog and challenge trophy nZ ieIS s P^ n{els—Mr. O^ Smith's

Skye Terriers.—Miss L. R. FeiW sons Bonnie wins Mr. H Hooker's special of £1 Is for best bitch^ Same owner's Sandy Scott of the Glen wins the challenge an,d Mr. Nixon's trophy : Scottish Terriers.— Mr. C Sarjeant's Calhourne McKay . wins the challenge and Mr. Granville's special Cocker Spaniels.—Mri J.; Soler's bnerwood Guess wins the. Wanganui licensed Victuallers'. £7 10s- trophy for best dog or bitch. , Pointers.— Mr. A. H. ,G. Harper's i Max wins Mr. Bignell's trophy for w'lm °%:t vhiht Mr W -.' Angill's Highland Lass won Mr. A. A. Gower's special for best bitch. ,

SPECIAL AWARDS' ■ Borzois.—Mr. G. Harrison's Glenelg Lady Finia wins Mr A. E. Kit- ' chen's special for best dog or bitch in the Show, and also the Wanganui '- Licensed Victuallers' special trophy value £7 10s) for best'dog or bitch in Show. ■."'., In Deerhounds, Mr. T. Al, rarris' Biddy Hare was awarded the challenge and Mr. W. Hall's special. ' Greyhounds.—Mrs. Jas. • Gleeson's Kildare wins Mr. M. Spurdle's special, and Mr. H r J. Coleman's Prison Gate wins the, Kennel Club's trophy. ; , Pointerf.—Mr. C. H. Burridge's :Xady Gwyime wins the New Zealand Pointer and Setter Club's special for best pointer or setter puppy In Show. Setters.—Mr. R. Blythe's Derry Lass wins Messrs Stewart Bros.' trophy, for best dog or bitch. Messrs Cooke and Smith's Ch. Burkeland Rock wins Messrs Stewart Bros, trophy for best dog or bitch. Bull Terriers.—Mr. C. Ryland's Darby wins the Association's special of £1 Is for best dog or bitch and also challenge prize. Mr. E. H. Vazey's Ghost wins challenge and Association's special in bitches. , , Pugs (Black). —Mr. J. H. White's Dusky wins Wanganui Kennel Club's special for best dog or bitch. Pugs (Fawn). —Mrs. L. Jewell's Toga wins Mr. Garguilo's special for best dog or bitch. SPANIELS, FIELD —OTHER THAN BLACK. - Bitches, maiden. —J. McArthur 1. Bitches, r>ovice—J. McArthur 1. Bitches, puppy, under 12 months—J. McArthur 1. Bitches, open—R. Lovegrove 1. SPANIELS, IRISH —WATER. Dogs or Bitches, open—F. I. Williams 1. SPANIELS. Brace, any variety, either sex —J. Soler 1, W. Berthold 2, Joseph Demp- . sey 3. ■ "■<' \ ■■■;.■•' • .'.■:. ■: Team, any variety,: either sex—J. Soler 1. * '-... SETTERS--ENGLISH. Dogs, maiden—C. Richard J, A. P. London 2. ! '"""' '. Dogs; novice—A. P. London 1.... Dogs, colonial ; bred-^-Cook and i i Smith 1, G-. J..Bridge 2, A; B. Feasey i 3, Farquhar, Boiild and Arigell v.h.c., S, Phillips h.c. > '■; Dogs, open—Cook and Smith 1, G. J. Bridge 2, Jas. McDonald 3, A. B. Feasy v.h;c, Farquhar, Bpuld, and Angcll h.c. „. 'I (Contiriuerl on Page 6.) Epicures express their delight when eating" the ; best bread Wanganui can produce and " DEFIANCE " Butter. KiDXEr disease: and all allied complaints have their piompt and efiectual cure in Dr Sheldon's Gin Pills, which act in a wonderfully speedy manner. Price, Is (id and 2s (3d. Obtainable everywhere. POPULAR. "DEFIANCE" Brand has been the popular Butter in Wellington for years, and we now hope to secure a similar verdict in Wan-* ganui. LUMUAGO. : That stabbing pain in the small of the back, which accompanies every movement of the body, has its cure in Dr Sheldon's Magnetic Liniment. Obtainable everywhere. ;; Have you tried "DEFIANCE" Butter. If not, purchase a sample and satisfy yourself that the quality is the best