HAWERA SHOW OPENS

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 73, Issue 428, 20 November 1930, Page 5

HAWERA SHOW OPENS

ALL RECORDS ECLIPSED PEAK YEAR FOR ENTRIES SUCCESSFUL COMPETITIONS [Per Press Association.] HAWERA, Nov. 19. The Egmont Agricultural and Pastoral Association’s forty-seventh annual show, with record aggregate entries, exceeding 2000, opened to-day in bleak, showery weather but the gate receipts showed increased attendance compared with the first day of last year. CHAMPIONSHIPS. The championship awards were:— Cattle. Friesian.—(bull) Mr IL E. Johnson’s (Tokaora) Coldstream Domino Pontiac; (cow) Mr H. E. Johnson’s, Nepean Pietje Ormsby; reserve, Mr H. E. John ston’s entry. Ayrshire. — (bull) Mr F. W. Weston’s (Uruti) Montrose Beauty’s Master; reserve, Air F. W. Weston’s, Waipapa Grandee (cow) Mr F. Mills’ (Hawera) Waipapa Naomi; reserve, Mr F. Mills’, Glencairn Jenny Lee.

Jersey. —(bull) Mr J. S. Jones (Bell Block) Sybil’s Volunteer; reserve, Mr I’. J. Petersen’s (Brixton) Snow View Squireen, (cow) Truby King’s (Strat ford) Ivondale’s Golder. Rainbow", reserve F. Hoskins’ (Matapu) Netley Doris. Milking Shorthorns.—(bull) Mrs E. Hayward’s (Normanby) Coloured. Butterfat cow. —W. P.,Boottens (Rawhitiroa) Shawfield Rita. Horses. Clydesdale.—(mare) Moore Hunter Estate (Hawera) Cocotine; (hack) Miss M. J. Stewart’s (Halcombe) Gentleman Jack, reserve, Miss Stewart's Red Star; Hunt Miss Stewart’s Gentleman Jack; Lady Rider, Miss K. L. Bowman (Ohingaiti). Sheep. Lincoln.— (ram) Mr G. A”. Pearce’s (Waitotara). Romney Marsh ram and ewe, Mr W. R. Hunt (Waverley). Southdown ram and ewe.—Mr W. N. Hughes (Waverley). Southdown ram and ewe, in wool, Mr H. B. Gibson (Eltham). Border Leicester ram.—Mr G. V. Pearce. Fat lambs, Mr H. Barr (Hawera). Pigs. Berkshire boar and sow.— Air A. R. Gudopp (New Plymouth); reserve, boar, Mr N. C. Tregen (Kaupokonui), sow. Mr J. Thomlinson (Hawera). Tam worth boar.—Mr A. R. Gudopp; reserve Mr F. Ogle (Normanby) sow, am] reserve, boar, Mr F. Ogle. CATTLE Jerseys. Judge. Mr F. J. B. Ryburn, Ohaupo. Cow, in milk, calved prior to July I. 1927 (11): Truby King (Stratford), Ivondale’s Golden Rainbow, 1; F. Hoskin (Matapu) Netley Doris 2; Truby King, Natalie’s Ninette (imp.), 3. Two cows in milk, 3 years or over, (4): Truby King, Ivondale’s Golden Rainbow and Natalie’s Ninette, 1; F. Hoskin, Netley Doris and Te Ngutu Fernleaf, 2; A. C. Lovelock, Glenmore Joy and Glenmore Mercedes Lass 3. Three females, in milk, the progeny of the same bull, (1): A. H. Gilbert (New Plymouth), Fern’s Oxford Marie, Fern’s Oxford Patricia and Fern’s Oxford Lady, 1. Cow 7, in milk, calved since July 1, J 926 (4): H. C. -Sampson (Hillsborough), Woodlands Little Marvel, 1; A. C. Lovelock’s Glenmore .Mercedes Lass, 2; A. H. Gilbert’s Fern’s Qxford Marie, 3; C. J. Masters’ (Wanganui) Besses Golden Light, v.h.c. Heifer, in milk, calved since July L .1927 (5): R. L. Horn’s (Ohau) Ku Ku Ripple, 1; W. Pollock’s (Hawera) Jersey Park Winsome, 2; F. Hoskin’s To Ngutu Fernleaf, 3. Heifer, in milk, calved since July 1. 1928 (13): Truby King’s Braza’. Maid, 1; J. S. Jones’ (Bell Block) Bridgeview Tulip, 2; A. E. Western’s (Bell Block), Brookside Peggy 3. Jersey cow, holding authenticated milk and butterfat records; judged on type (5): Truby King’s Ivondale’s Golden Rainbow, .1; R. L. Horn’s Ku Ku Ripple, 2; R. Hicks’ (Hawera) Larking, 3. Cow, in milk, any age, which has not won a first prize (7): R. 8. Scown’s (Hawera) Lincoln Dale Luna, 1; R. Hicks’ Larking, 2; A. C. Lovelock’s Glenmore Mercedes Lass, 3. Heifer, in milk, calved since July 1, 1828, that has not won a first prize (7): A. E. ’Western’s Brookside Daphne, 1; A. E. Western’s Brookside Peggy, 2; J. Nicolson’s (Kaupokonui) Rivcrsworth Stylish r 3. Heifer, calved since July 1, 1929 (28): G. H. Bell’s (Ohakura), Pinewoods Fern’s Queen, 1; Mentone Jersey Stud's (Inglewood) Mentone Silver Fern, 2; R. L. Horns’ Ku Ku Belgium Owlet, 3. Heifer, calved since July 1, 1929 (5): W. J. Marsh’s (Mokoia) I'loss, 1; Jas. Nicholson’s (Kaupokonui) Riverswood Queen Aster May, 3. Heifer, calved since July 1, 1930, that not won. a first prize at date of show (1.1). H. F. Wren’s (Tokaora) Sybil’s Victoria, 1; A. C. Lovelock’s (Hawera) entry, 2; A. E. Western’s (Bell Block) entry, 3. Pen of two Jersey heifers, calved since July 1, 1929 (11): G. H. Bell’s Pinewoods Fern's Queen and Pinewoods Fern’s Goldie, 1; R. L. Horn’s Ku Ku Belgium Owlet and Ku Ku -Silver Brook, 2; Mentone Jersey Stud’s Mentone Valley Daisy and .Mentone Silver Fern 3. Heifer, calved since July 1, .1929, that has not won a first prize (12): A. C. Lovelock’s Glenmore Oxford Princess, 1; A. E. Western’s Ku Ku , 2; J. Pettigrew’s Jerseydale Silverlink, 3. Heifer, calved since July.l, 1930; the animal

to be reared and exhibited by a boy or girl under 16 years of age at time of show (6): H. F. Wren’s Sybil’s Victoria, 1; S. A. Trippctt’s entry, 2; Miss S. Parker’s Rose Marie, 3. Bull, calved prior to July 1, 1927 (4): J. S. Jones’ (Bell Block) Sybil’s Volunteer (imp.), 1; P. J. Petersen’s Snow View Squireen, 2; R. S. Scown’s Dreamer’s Volunteer (imp.), 3; Mrs R. Blake’s (Waverley) Jersey Park Bullfinch, v.h.c. Bull, calved since July 1, 1927 (2): C. W. Wood’s (Hawera) Brampton Oxford, 1; E. J. Kirkwood’s (Stratford) La Maitrerics Gold Prince, 2. Champion bull: J. S. Jones’ Sybil’s Volunteer. Reserve champion bull: P. J. Petersen’s Snow View Squireen. Champion cow: Truby King’s Ivondalc Golden Rainbow. Reserve champion cow: F. Hoskin’s Netley Doris. Grade Jersey. —Cow, in milk, 4 years or over (1): Miss N. Parker (Ararata) Mavis, 1. Ayrshires. Judge: Mr P. Bremer (Tamahere). Cow, calved prior to July 1, 1927 (2). F. Mills’ (Hawera) Waipapa Naomi, 1; F. Mills’ Glencairn Jenny Lee, 2. Heifer, calved since July 1, 1927 (1): F. Mills’ Waipapa- Princess Mary IL, 1. Heifer, calved since July 1, 1928 (3): F. W. Weston’s (Uruti) Waipapa Margot IV., 1; F. W. Weston’s Montrose Princess Alary, 2; F. Mills’ Waipapa Zinnia IL, 3. Heifer, calved since July 1, 1929 (3): F. Mills’ entry, 1; F. Mills’ entry, 2; F. W. Weston’s Montrose Rita Howie, 3. Champion cow (Association’s ribbon): F. Mills’ Waipapa Naomi (Bonus of Waipapa—Pride of Kylemore). Pen of two heifers, calved since July 1, 1929 (1): F. Mills’ entry, 1. Reserve champion cow: F. Mills’ Glencairn Jenny Lee (Style 11. of Porirua—Jenny Lee X). Bull, calved prior to July .1, 1927 (1): F. W. Weston’s Waipapa Grandee, 1. Bull, calved since July .1, 1927 (1): F. W. Weston’s Montrose Gipsy Netherton, 1. Bull (any age) and three females, 2 years or over (1): F. Mills, 1. Bull, calved since July .1, 1928 (2): F. W. Weston (Uruti) Montrose Beauty’s Master, 1; F. Mills, Ivanhoe First Choice, 2. Bull, calved since July 1, .1929 (1): F. Mills, Waipapa Admiral Fisher 11., 1. Champion bull. F. W. Weston’s Montrose Beauty’s Master, Montrose Royal Blend —Beauty’s Girl. Reserve champion: F. W. Weston’s Waipapa Grandee, Good Hope of Awamoa — Glencairn Jenny Lee.

Tresians. Judge: Mr O. Cadwalladcr (Greytown)

Cow, calved prior to July 1. 1927 (4): H. E. Johnson’s (Tokaora) Nepean Pietje Ormsby, 1; T. H. Richards’ (Cardiff) Waihi Duchess, 2. Heifer, calved since July 1, 1927 (2): E. J. Betts’ (Okaiawa) Okaiawa Queen Pontiac. J; H. E. Johnson’s entry, 2. Heifer, calved since July 1, 1928 (2): H. E. Johnson’s entries, 1 and 2. Two heifers in milk, calved . ince July .1, (1): H. E. Johnson’s entry. 1. Heifer, calved since July 1, 1929 (8): H. E. Johnson’s entries. 1 and 2; W. H. Slater’s (Ohangai) Glencairn Tui, 3. Bull, any ago, and three females, 2 years and over; must be property of exhibitor (1): H. E. Johnson’s entry, 1. Bull, yearling or under; heifer, calved since July .1, 1929, and heifer, calved since July .1, 1930 (.1): H. E. Johnson’s entry, 1. Heifer, calved since July 1, 1930 (4): H. E. Johnson’s entry, 1; E. J. Betts’ entry, 2; Miss Mina Schumacher’s (Ngaere) entry, 3. Two heifers, calved since July 1, 1929 (3): H. E. Johnson’s entry, 1; T. H. Richards 7 Bywell Rosewood Princess and By well Johanna Pietje, 2; E. J. Betts’ Okaiawa Lady May and Okaiawa Princess De Koi. 3. Bull, calved prior to July 1, 1927 (1). H. E. Johnson’s Coldstream Domino Pontiac, 1. Champion bull: H. E. Johnson’s (Tokaora) Coldstream Domino Pontiac, Coldstream King Rozine —Coldstream Pontiac Domino. Champion cow: H. E. Johnson’s Nepean Pietze Ormsby, Pride of Waihi Prince —Poplarvale Pietje Pride. Reserve champion: H. E. Johnson’s entry. Bull, calved since July J, 1929 (3): C. J. Schumacher’s (Ngaere), Ngaere Woodcrest Domino, 1; H. E. Johnson’s Tokaora. Ormsby’s President. 2; E. J. Betts’ Okoiawa Dick, 3. Bull, calved since July 1, 1930 (3): E. J. Betts’ entry 1; E. J. Betts’ entry 2; C. J. Schaumacher’s entry 3.

Milking Shorthorns. Judge: Mr E. A. Washer (Okaiawa),

Heifer, calved since July 1, 1927 (1) H. C. Belcher’s (Eltham) Egmont Truda. 1. Heifer, calved since July 1, 1928 (1): W. P. Boottcn’s (Rawhitiroa) -Shawfield Melba, I. Heifer, calved since July .1, 1929 (3): W. P. Boottcn’s Shawfield Rita, 1; W. P. Bootten’s Shawfield Nita, 2; Mrs E. Hayward’s (Normanby) Colewood Pride 3. Pen of two heifers, calved since July 1, 1929 (.1): W. P. Bootten’s Shawfield Rita and Shawfield Nita, 1. Bull, calved since July 1, 1929 (2): H. C. Belcher’s Egmont Knight, 1. Bull, calved since July 1, 1929 (2). H. C. Belcher’s Egmont Elegant, 1; W. P. Bootten’s Shawfield Banker, 2. Cow, in milk, calved prior to July 1, 1927 (2): Mrs E. Hayward’s Colewood Papa, 1; W. P. Bootten’s Shawfield Heroine, 2. Bull, calved prior to July 1, 1927 (1): Mrs E. Haywood’s Colewood Butterfat, 1. Champion cow: Mr W. P. Bootten’s (Rawhitiroa) Shawfield Melba (Cornwall Park Belted Knight Shawfield Lassie). Champion bull: Mrs E. Haywood’s (Normanby) Colewood Butterfat (Lincoln Butterfat Colewood Papa). SHEEP. Lincolns. (Judge: Mr Jas. Knight, Feilding.) Ram over 18 months (1). —G. V. Pearce (Waitotara), .1 and champion. Ram under .18 months (2). —G. A. Pearce 1 and 2. Ewe under 18 months (2) —G. V. Pearce 1 and 2. Romney Marsh. (Judge: Mr Jas, Knight, Feilding.) Ram over 18 months (1). —W. R. Hunt (Waverley), 1 and champion. Ram under 18 months (1). —AV. R. Hunt 1. Two rams under 18 months, shorn since September 1, 1930 (1). —AV. R. Hunt 1. Ewe over 18 months w’ith lamb at foot (I).—W. R. Hunt 1. Two ewes over 18 months with lambs at foot (.1). —AV. R. Hunt 1. Ewe under 18 months (1) —W R. Hunt 1. Two ewes under 18 months (2). —AV. R Hunt 1 and 2. In AVool and Natural Condition. Ram over 18 months (2). —AV. R. Hunt .1 and 2. Ram under 18 months (2) AV. R. Hunt 1 and 2. Two rams under 18 months, shorn (1). —AV. R. Hunt 1. Ewe over 18 months, with lamb at foot (1). —AV. R. Hunt 1. Ewe under 18 months (2). —AV R. Hunt 1 and 2. Tw r o ewes under 18 months, shorn (1). —W. R. Hunt 1. Southdowns. (Judge: Mr Jas. Knight, Feilding.) Ram over 18 months (1). —W. N. Hughes, Waverley, 1 and ehampion.

Ram under 18 months (3) —W. N. Hughes 1, A. A. Verry 2 and 3. Two rams under 18 months, shorn since September 1, and 3; W. N. Hughes 2. Ewe over 18 months, with lamb at foot. —AV. N. Hughes 1. Ewe under 18 months (2). —J. AV. Alexander 1. Two ewes under 18 months (1). —A A. Verry 1. In Wool and Natural Condition. Ram over 18 months (4). —H. B. Gib son (Eltham), 1 and champion; F. Bes ley, Patea, 2; H. B. Gibson 3. Ram under 18 months (4.). —F. Bosley 1, H. B. Gibson 2. Two rams under 18 months, shorn (3).—A. A. Verry, Waitotara, 1; F. Bosley 2. Ewe over 18 months, with lamb at feet (7).— H. B. Gibson 1 and champion; H. B. Gibson 2. J. AV. Alexander Hawera, 3. Ewe under 1.8 months (7).—H. B. Gibson 1, F. Bos ley 2 and 3. Two ewes under 18 months, shorn (4).—A. A. Verry 1 and 2, JI. B. Gibson 3. Mr AV. N. Hughes, Waverley t took the championship for ewe with lamb at foot.

Border Leicesters. (Judge: Mr Jas. Knight, Feilding.)

Ram over 18 months (2). —G. A r . Pearce, Wait tara, 1 and champion; G A T . Pearce 2. Ram under 18 months (2). —G. V. Pearce 1 and 2. Ewe under 18 months (2). —G. A". Pearce 1 and 2. Fat Sheep. (Judge: Mr F. Bosley, Patea.) Three fat ewes, heavyweights (3). — E. Parsons, AVaitotara, 1; J. Forbes. Normanby, 2 and 3. Three fat wethers, under 18 months, long wool crosses (2). —E. Parsons 1, .1. Forbes 2. Three fat ewes, under 18 months, long wool crosses (2). —E. Parsons 1, J. Forbes 2. Throe fat ewes, under 18 months, Down Crosses (1). —E. Parsons 1. Three fat wethers or ewes, under 18 months, long wool crosses; suitable for freezing, not to exceed 561 b. (dead weight).—E. Parsons 1. Three fat wethers or ewes, under 18 months, Down Cross; suitable for freezing; not to exceed 561 b. dead weight (2). —J. Forbes I, E. Parsons 2. Fat Lambs. (Judge: Mr F. Bosley, Patea.) Fat lamb championship, three fat lambs, Down or Down Cross (20). —E. Parsons, AA’aitotara, 1; J. J. Pease, Hawera, 2; E. A. Best, Eltham, 3. Three fat lambs. Down Cross (4). —J. J. Pease 1 and 2, E. Parsons 3. Five fat-lambs, any breed or cross; not to exceed 80lb. live weight; conditional on export.—J. J. Pease 1 and 2. HORSES Clydesdales (Judeg: Mr A. L. Bremer, Pukcngahau) Brood mare, foaled prior to August 1, 1927; visibly in foal or with foal at foot: Moore Hunter Estate’s, Hawera, Frills 1; Moore Hunter Estate’s Tamineh 2. Dry marc foaled prior to August .1, 1927: Moore Hunter Estate’s Cocotine .1; Moore Hunter Estate’s Zobeida 2; AV. H. Reynolds, Hawera, Pukatea Nina 3. Filly, foaled since August 1. .1928: Moore Hunter Estate’s Hawera, Rezia 1; Airs G. Guthrie’s, Eltham, Otoko Bonuy 2; J. Kcrrisk’s, Ohangai, Sea Spray 3. Filly, foaled since August. 1, 1929: A. Alexander’s Matapu, Matapu Sunrise 1; Moore Hunter Estate’s Flounces 2; AV. Hudson’s, Riverlea, Maid of Lanark 3.

Champion Clydesdale mare (Association’s blue ribbon): Moore Hunter Estate, Hawera, Cocotine, by Bonnie Dene—Sesame. Bred by exhibitors. Reserve champion Clydesdale mare: Moore Hunter Estate’s Morgiana, by Sonnie Dene —Sesame. Bred by exhibitors. Saddle Horses (Judge: Mr T. E. AVhelch AVaipukurau) Mare, most suitable for breeding hunters: G- H. Blackwell's, Hawera, Aisne 1; E. H. •Davidson’s, Patea, Lloraine 1; C. H. AVasher’s. Haw’era, Molly Paul 3. Maiden Hack: 8. Bosley’s, Patea, Arikitea 1; E- Parsons’, AVaitotara, Rawhit.i 2; Airs H. A’ine’s, Haw'era, Bonogne 3. Hack mare or gelding: S. Bosley’s Aripitea 1; E. Parsons’ Rawhiti 2; Airs H. Vine’s Bonogne 3. Hack mare or gelding: Miss AL J. Stewart’s Halcombe, Red Star 1; S. T- Snushall’s, AA'averley. entry 2; E. H. Davidson’s Lloraine 3. Hack mare or gelding: Miss Al. Stewart’s Gentleman Jack 1; C. H. AVasher’s Afist 2; E. 11. Davidson’s Lloraine 3. AVeight-carrying cob, 14.1 to 15 hands: T. J. Alartin’s, Inglewood, Sportsman .1; Aliss D. A’oung’s, Palmerston North, Silver 2; E. Alien’s, Kapuni, Tony 3. Lady’s hack: T- J. Alartin’s -Sportsman 1; Aliss D. A’oung’s Silver 2; Miss R. Boyd’s. StratforJ, Ladv Afinks 3. Lady’s Hack: Miss AL J. Stewart’s, Halcombe, Red Star 1; Airs H. A’ine’s, Hawera, Bonogne 2; N. W. Hunter’s, Hawera, Chorizema 3.

Best paced and mannered hack: Aliss AL J. Stewart’s, Halcombe, Red Star 1; Aliss AL J. Stewart’s Gentleman Jack, 2; Aliss D. A’oung’s, Palmerston North, Silver 3. Bost walking horse: Aliss SLysaght’s, Alokoia, Erima 1; D. Collins’ Ohingaiti. Afataroa 3. Champion hack: Aliss AL J. Stewart’s Gentleman Jack. Reserve champion hack: Aliss Al. J. Stewart’s Red Star. Best, lady rider: Airs H. A r ine 1; Aliss AL J. Stewart 2. Best groomed turn-out: Miss Al. . Stewart’s Gontleman Jack 1, S. T. Sunshall’s, Waverley, entry 2.

SPRING CARTERS (Judge: Air A. L. Bremer, Pukengahu)

Best all-round mare or gelding, suitable for general farm work; to be shown without harness: A. Lankow’s, Alanaia, Buster 1; A. Lankow’s Daisy 2; A. Lankow’s Bess 3, Best footed horse: G. R. Grantham’s, Normanby, IDarky 1; A. Lankow’s entry 2- Novice class, mare or gelding for spring cart purposes: R. E. Davidson’s, Alanaia, Prince 1; G. R. Grantt.am's entry 2; G. R. Grantham’s Prince Alare or gelding for spring c.'ui purposes, to be shown in harness and driven: A. Lankow’s Buster 1; R. E. Davidson’s Prince 2; G. R l . Grantham’s entry 3. Alare or gelding for spring cart purposes: R. E. Davidson’s, Alanaia, Bell 1; J. French’s, Hawera, Blossom, 2; G. RGrantham’s Alanaia, Darky 3.

Competitions (Judge: T. E. AVhelch, AVaipukurau) Alaiden Hunters’ Competition: E. Parsons, AVaitotara, Pirrot 1; D. Collins, Stratford, Tit Bit 2;’ E. Parsons’ entry 3. AVirc jumping: F. AV. Atkins, Normanby, Prince Paul 1; Aliss Al. J. Stewart, Halcombe, Gentleman Jack 2; Miss H- Cole, Waitara, Nimblefoot 3Open hunting competition, Bryce Rose Bowl: Aliss Al. J. -Stewart’s Gentleman Jack J; . Goodwin’s, Ohingaiti, Afataroa 2; Miss H. Cole’s, Waitara, Nimblefoot 3. To decide third place a jump-off between Aliss Cole’s Nimblefoot and Air E. Parson’s, Waitotara, Pirrot was necessary.