WAVERLEY SHOW

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 79, Issue 66, 18 March 1936, Page 8

WAVERLEY SHOW

RECORD GATE TAKINGS YESTERDAY’S BIG FIXTURE EXCELLENT ENTRIES LIST OF JUDGES’ AWARDS i he entries in ail classes at the 'Auverley Agricultural and Pastoral Association s 28tu. annual show' ye.->-leruay snowed a aitbslaniiai lUtruase on tuoae lor last year’s iixlu.e. inu entries m several sections tonaluutiug a recoid lor the association. Atioltur lactor which contributed maleriuliy to 1 mi success of tiie fixture was the outstanding quality of the stock on exhibition, tne standard being the highest icatheu in tne uisiuct lor a number lu tiie sheep section i*ae entries numbeied 148, a letord for tne association, the strongest masses being those fur rat laiiibs and tSoutnuowns. According Io one farmer the stock was in exceptionally line condition and reliecmd creditably on the district’s pastures. Competition in these sections was exceptionally keen and the task of toe juoges in allocating une prizes was an onerous one. 'The entiles in the dairy cattle cla s-.s vert 1 , turee times as gtc-.it numerically as at last year s show. 'i ney repicsciiied some of t ue best, dairying herds of the South Taranaki distiicc and weie exhibited in particularly hue condition. l’he aoi.'-e entries were wed up to last year and came from all ox er the province, and as far distant as Alidhurst and Otaki. On tne amusement side, the number of sideshows was twice as great as lust year and provided att i actions for b<*th young and old. •Consideiaoie interest was taken in 1 h-e ring all raciions, in which the competition was keen. ’Pae programme of ring events was a comprehensive one for a small show, and tne jumping was of a high standard, 'l’he home i uitstries classes (Lew good entries, the number being well up to th? figure for last year’s snow. Naturally this section was a popular one with the women patrons of the show and tne exhibit,s of needlework, knitting, cocking, fruit, and vegetables attracted a considerable anio-unt ot interest throughout the day. A feature of the afternoon was the trotting races, two of which were handicap events, and the third over one and a-unlf miles for the Waverley A. and P. Cup. Altnough the sky was overcast throughout tLe day. the weather was fine and warm. There was an exceedingly large, attendance dining the afternoon, tiie. gate takings constituting a re , cord I or the association. The following were the awards: SHEEP. ‘ - Judge, Mr. R. McKenzie, Wanganuij. Pet Lamb, any breed.—Mis?. Molly Smyth I, W. Morrison 2, Jean Me- > Gregor 3. ■ Three Fat Lambs, longwool crosses. ._r, o. White 1, A. Verry 2, John I Lupton 3. i Down cross Do. Dickie Bros. 1. and 2. D. 1.. Walker 3. l-'at Lamb? lor Freezing, 'Down crosses not over Stilbs.—A. Kerry I. l.ongx.ool Do. — A. K erry 1 ami 2, R. 0. White 3. Three Fat Ewes (longwool crosses i not showing more than sic tooth. A. Ve rv 1 and 3. • Ci . Hughes 2. T’at F.wes for Freezing, between I’s „ r ,j |tor>s. — A. K-Prry 1 and 2. S. Hughes 3. Three I’al Ewes, full mouth or over. |—Dickie Bros. 1 and 3. D. L. Walker ! Three Uwes most suitable for bre?d--i ing Fat Lambs.- —Dickie Bros 1, W. T . I Alexander 2. A. Verry 3. i Three Two-tooth F.wes most suitable | for breeding Fat l.arnhs.—D. L. j Walker 1. A. Verry 2 and 3. Southdown Classes. (.Judge, Mr. J. Knight, I’eildii'g. ■ Ram Lamb.--S. Hughes. 1, A. Very I 2. Finislie Bios. 3. _ . T wo-tooth Ram.- W. <4. McLxnig'it 1 and champion, Gregor McGregor 2, S. t Hughes 3. Rant Over Two-tooth. - S. Hughes > I and resei' e champion. W. R. 8. Brexvcr Ewe l,amb- A. Kerry 1 and 2. S. Hughes 3. Two-tnoth F.we. —A. A erry 1 and _. Ewe Over Two-tooth.—S. Hughes J and champion, A. Kerry 2 and reserve < hampion and 3. CATTLE dairy cattle. (Judge. Ml Haweraj. Pen of Three Hand-fed grade H litei Calves.- J. Buller 1, Johnston Bros. 2 dl Wee Hand-feJ g™«le Calves.— Jo’inistou 8r0... 1 anil Be.-t Testing <>>'v, -A. Ji. .BtJit’g hurst I. . . Grade Daiiy Heimer, born sJnce J’U.v. Miss J. Smart 1, W. H. Wall T, Miss M. Smart 3. Cow (grade .lersevi in milk, any I).’ Ltipltm 1, laitmronT Vvaiioro Wbiie Water - } I' ■ ton ist enSvO bairv t ow are 1,1 Breed, -n Hi. Sal way s Him Brook MUis-a 1, It. Lupton d, James Barr s V. inning "dbo'tirade .lersev Helfer.. mvA suitable for Bairying.-Jt. H. Wall 1, Johnston Bros. 2 and c* Grade Heifer, born between July. iu:;.l ’ and June. JTIS.—W. H. Wall J, Joh.ktm, Bros, d, U. .1. Clmneris 3. Registered Jersey Ueilei. boin lie iweea July. llUd, nod June. Saiway’s Hua Brook Dainty 1. Salwav’s Hua Brook I.ilium B. Cameron’s Wairoro Noble Mist Registered Jersey Heifer, in rail or in milk, born between July. June. 1934—1- Cameron's Wairoro Golden Hazel 1. , Heifer Calf—P- Parsons 1. B. -’a.way's Hua Brook Ustimate 3. H. Salwav's Hua Brook Adeline 3. Registered Jersey Cow in M:ik—ll. Salwav’s Hua Brook Sut-eess 1, H. Salway's' Hua Brook Mdissa J, James I‘arr‘s Winning Wav 3. Registered Jersey Bull. L. tarn eron's Wairoro Putaka 1 and t-itamoion. W. H. Watkin's Nga-Tawa-Legions.me Jei-sev Bull Calf.—H. Salwav’s Hua Brook 'Sprightly 1. H. .Tarsons 2, L. Campron’s Wairoro Royal Champion «,.

Registered Jersey Bull, two years , or ove.-,—W. !•'. Hoskin's Wattle Bank | Gold Medal, 1 and reserve champion, James Fa.r s Taiho On the Way 2. Calf Club Classes Calf Bori] Between July and September 3D, 1935.—Alias J. Smarts I, Miss Joyce Johnston 2, Master T. Smarts 3. Yearling Heifer.--Miss T. Wall 1, Miss Joyce Lukes 2, Miss M. Smarts Two-year-old Heifer.—Mis? t. Wa. 1 . I, Master Fred Barnes 2. Championship Class.—Miss J. Smart> I. Master T. Smar.s 2, Miss Jo<ce Lukes 3. HORSES. DRAUGHT HORSES. (Judge, Mr. Alex Hunter, Haw ora,. Heavy Draught Mare with Foal a. Fout. -ioaac Lupton J, H. Aliddleiou 2 and 3. Dry Mare Three Tears or Over. - John Lupton 1, H. .Middleton lsu.au Lupton 3. Gelding Three Years and (jver.— John Ltiploa I, H. Middleton il, JsaaLupioa 3. Gelding Three Years and Over. John J.upton .1. Two-horse Team.—lsaac J/.ip’.on L 11. Middleton 2. Bpring Cart Horse.—W. H. KVaikin.1, J. Lupton 2, J, Mel calf 3. LIGHT HOUSES (Judge, Mr. A, Appieyard, Hav.eia). Troop Horse. —K. Aiken .1, ii. A. Bamu<.i 's Blue Hail 2, Miss M, Curie's Robin .Adair 3. Pony Under 12 Haiio*.—Jqju Lupton 1 and 2, Jim Eiinslie 3. Maiden Hack, up to 12.si.—C. G. Al., les 1, I). J. Chatie.xs’ Sergeant Da.. 2, S. Lesley's Patrick 3. 14st. Hack.—J. Goodwin J ; D, l.u, ton 2, K. Aikvii 3. J'-si, Hack. — Mi.-'.-: E. Hupkmso. Proudmooc J, AL-.s A. G.ttuaui Shamen 2, S. Lesley’s Panick 3. Lignt Hunter.—C'. H. Washer J, ( . G. Myles 2. D. J. i.'nerict.,’ Sergeant; Heavy Hunter.---J. Gjuuvxiu j. and champion, D. Lupton 2 anti b. Be.-i I’accd iivick.— P. D. Bakx > Pride 1, S. Bosley’s Patrick 2, Airs. Al. S. Curie 3. Pony, Between .13 and 11 Hamis.H. \K. liuriev j, i . D. Baker 2, B, Hammond 3. Pony, 12 and under .13 Hands.laliott’s Rio Rita I. Ali>s Naomi Edgecombe 2, I’. Swiauurn s Roany 3. Women's Hack—Miss A. Graham’: Shamci) 1, S. Lesley's Patrick 2, .D. •J. Charrons’ Sergeant Dau 3. •School Pony, suitable lor Double Baaking.—Panl and Peter Svv inburu's Roany I, Tallol 2. Miss Naomi luge coin be 3. Bov or Giri Rider, under JOyd?,-- i Aliss X. Edgecoinbu J. Girl Eider, under 12yds.--Miss N. Edgecombe .1, Aliss Ida. Lupton 2 and Boy Rider over 12, and under llyrs. Paul Swinburn's Roany J, J,. Tallol t's Dan'iy 3. Girl Ridei, .12 anil under J4yrs.Miss Hilary Hcrimgeour 1. Boy Rider, under P2.vrs. -C’. T'allott's Rio Rita 1, Peter Swainburn's Roany Best Paced Alare or Gelding.- I. and W. B eginbodhani E Chronicler 1, Flan nagan's Activity 2. Trotting mare or Golding. —Mi s. .1. Anderson’s Hardie Gralten I. J. and W. Heginbotham’s Bell Heather 2, W. Smith 3. JUMPING COMPETITION’S (Judge kit. A. Apple-yard, Hawci..;. Pouv Jumping.— K. Prout 1, Mis.llilarv ,S. j irnge-our's T ipperary Tim 2. Alaidrn Hunters'’ CompvtH ion.- -W. Smith .1, K. Aiken 2, W. Gvillrj’.' Stylish Lady 3. VVne Jumping.- .1, Goodwin 1, Aliss; A. Gtahani's Suameii 2 W. i'. Smith sj Rajah 3. i Pony Jumping. -C. Taiioit.'s Rio Rita i, Gera.d Swinburn's Roany 2, | Women’s Jumping. D. Lupton > Wilkins .1. J. Goodwin’s Alataroa 2, June Davidson 3. Maiden Pony Jumping. —W. Smith I. K. Prout 2, -X. Williamson's Peggy 3. Open Leaping Competition.—J. Good win s Matama L J< -E Waller •. I’rjsi.o Jack 2, W. 1\ Smith’s Rajah 3. TROTTING EVENTS < K Judge Mr. D. J. Malone, Stratfordj. Kohi. Handicap, one and a-quartci miies, saddled and unbobbied horses. — Mr. J. Hasler’s Jagglar .1 Mis. R. B. Brewer’s Lee Ne'tson .. 2 Alr.-s. J. E. Anderson's Hardie Gratton J Waverley A. and P. Cup - one and ahalf miles; harness. — J. J). Cooksley's and J. Flannugan s Usleign Aliils .. .. 1 j Air. J. 11-a.nnagan's Activity •• 2 Air. A. Niciiolls Silver Black .... 2| ('kotuku Handicap, nine i’unongs ' ('saddle or harness).— AG. C. t'roo-by’s Captain Ginger ’ L i Airs. R. B. Brewer's Lee Nelson 2 Mr. J. ITanuagan's Activity .... HOIvIE INDUSTRIES i Judge, Mrs. W. McL. Dowie, Malahu. White Home-made Bread.—Airs. F. G. Ell 1, Airs. C. Perkins 2. Brown do.—Mrs. J. T. Cloon 1. Airs. F. G. Ell 2. White Scones.--Miss Eva Castle .1 and 3, Mrs. A. Woodley 2. Brown Scones. —AJiss Eva Castle 1. Girdle Scones. — Mrs. B. N ichol is 1. Mrs. F. G. E.l 2. Sultana Scones. — Miss E\a Castle J and 3, Mrs. B. Nicholls 2. Pikelets. —Miss A. Gi ligan I, Airs. A. Woodley 2, Mrs. J. Laird 3. Sponge Roll.—Mrs. Nelson Hughes 1, Mrs. A. Woodley 2. Sponge Sandwich. — Miss A. Gi i’gan I. Airs. W. N. Aiken 2, Mrs. A. WoodSponge Cake.—Airs. A. F. Bake 1. Gems.—-Aliss A, Gilligan 1. Gingerbread Cake.--M i>. W. N’. Aiken I, Mrs. N. Hughes 2, Mrs. J. Butler 3. Seed Cake.—Mrs. A. F. Biake 1. Madiera Cake. — Mrs. P. Harting 1. Family Cake, Sultanas Only.— M i.ss A. G’.lligan 1, Mrs. B. Nicholls 2. Mrs. J. Laird 3. Rich Mixed Fruit Cake.—Airs. F. G. Ell 1 and 2. Mrs. P. Harting 3. (.'ream Puffs. —Airs. A. F. Biake 1. Steamed Plum Pudding.— Mrs. P.l Harting 1, Mrs. F. G. Ell 2, Mrs. J. Laird 3. Six Tea Cakes. —Miss Eva Castle 1. Nut Bread.— Mrs. F. G. Ed 1, Mrs. C. H. Harden 2. Billy Sponge.—Mrs, J. J.aird 1, Airs. N. G. Verry 2.

Anowruol Sponge. -Airs. W. N, ihree K ar.eties of Home-made Jam. - Mis? L-. ;l Castle 1 and 3, Airs. E. G. E.l J. Coli’ee Brown Sponge.- Aliss Eva Peanut Tvffce. Mrs. L. 1.. Ell j. Bottled i ruit. Mrs. F. G. Ed I. Toinalu Bauce.--Miss E\a. Castle J aud 2, Mrs. E. G. Ell 3. Thiee Varieties ot Bottled Pickles.— Mrs. F. G. LU 1. Walnut Cake. Miss La Castle 1, Mrs. A. F. Biake 2. Sjusage. Rol.s.—Mj-s. W. X. Aiken J • ’am j arts.— Aliss A. Gilligan 2. Homc-matie fSeparaior Bui icr.—Air.-, P. Ilariin 2. .lvJliet-.--Mrs. A. F. Biake I. CoLeclion <>.' Sid:; , Uaivs. --Mrs. (.', H. Harden 1. Needle work (Judge, Airs. Bha->v, >i ratford.) Embroidered Tauie Centre. Aliss B. Winter 1, Aliss O.i'c Bring 2, Airs. Ogg 3. .i i leriioon Tea. ioth, Miss Al. Smyth I, Miss F. Booker 2. I’hrllT Article.—Airs. A. Woodley 1, Mrs. B. Nicholls 2. •Supperr.oth. Miss Belly Wybourne I, Al i.-s (Jlive Driug Mrs. ,1, .Service Piece of Raffia Tra- . - Miss Wilkins J. Vanity Set.- Mi>s O.ive Drlng 1. Aliss B. Winter 2, Miss D. Booker 3. Tea Waggon (.'over.—Aliss Olive Bring I, Aliss KVvuounie 2, Aliss Al. AleDonaid 3. Piece of Alarqueiry Work. AJiss J. Morrison 2. Cushion (’over. Miss Al. Smyth J,, Mrs. B. Nicholls 2. Organdie Throw over.- Airs. Ogg J. Mi.'S. D. Booker 2. Black and While Etching Need.ework. Mrs. (_, Graham .1. Miss Al. Smviii 2. (.'rash or Poplin -Cushion.- Airs. B. Niciiolls I. Tapestry VK oik. Miss G. Mathieson 1, Miss AJ. Eimslie 2, AJiss T. Aiken 3. Calico Apron.—Miss Aiken 2. D'oyjey.— Miss G. Afathieson 1. Tinsel Paper Picture.—Mrs. J. Wil kins I, Miss Jean Morrison 2, Mrs. Allan Kcssell 3. Man’s Wool Puiiover. Mrs. F. M. Frei ven I. Baby’s Matinee Jacket and < ap. - Miss C. J. Alexander 1, Miss E. Mar Boy's Pullover. Miss (,’. J. Alexander 2. Girl's Cardigan. -Mrs. F. Al. Freiven Wool Rug.— Miss AJ. E.mslie 1. Fruit and Vegetables (Judges, Messrs. T. W. Lonsdaie and T. Kennedy, Wanganui. l Swede Turnips. -S. Hughes I, W. Wicks 2,1), Stewart 3. Alangel Wurzel. —J, Linklaier J, J. Linklater 2. Alangel Wurzel. -Dickie R r os. 1, Mrs. C. 11. Harden 2, W. WicT.j 3. Carrots.-- H. F. H.osk : is 1, Airs. C. B. Harden 2. S- Hughes 3. Carrots.—j‘. Link a'er I, J. Linklater 2, W. Wicks 3. (.'ai rots. . Wicks J, J. Linklater 2, M ss 11. J-’.. Eimslie Beet.—J. Linklater ], J. Linklater 2. J. Linklater 3. Beet.—Aliss E'msje I, Miss H. E. Eimslie 2, 8. Hughes 3. Parsnips.— W. Old 1. W. Wicks 2, J. Linklater 3. Cabbage. J. Linklaier 1, S. Hughe2, S. Hughes 3. Potatoes.—S. Hughes 1, T. Foley 2 J. Linklater 3. Onions.— Mrs. P. Harting I, Mis? E. Perkins 2, S. Hughes 3. Onions.—W. Old 1, T. Foiev 2, J. Linklater 3. Onions.— J. Eoiey I, ’J’. Foley 2, S. Hughes 3. Eschallots.—F. Langdon I, Al. Old 2, 8. Hughes 3. Esthal.ot?.- .Mrs. N. G. Kerry J, S. Hughes 2 and 3. Pumpkin.— f. Foley I, E. Remington 2, Airs. A. Woodley 3. K egetable Alarrow.—Mrs. A. Woodley 2, S. Hughes 3. V egetable Al arrow.—Mrs, A. Woodley 1 and 2. Rhubarb.—T. Foley I, 2 and 3. Rhubarb.—T. I'o’.ey J. Green Peas.—ll. Remington I and 2. Miss Jean Campbell 3. Butter Beans.—J. Linklater I and 2. French Beans. —T. Foley 1, E. Remington 2, F. Langdon 3. Runner Beans. —•,2. Hughes 1, T. Foiev 2 and 3. Six' Varieties of Beans.—L Linklater 1 and 2. »S. Hughes 3. Cucumber.—T. Foley 1 and 2, S. Hughes 3. Cucumber. — Mary' Charters .1, 8. Hughes 2. T. Foley 3. Tomatoes.— F. Langdon 1,2 and 3. Pears.— E. Remington 1 and 2. App’es.—T. Foley 1. 2 and 3. Apples.—T. Foley 1 and 2.

SCHOOL SECTION (Judge, Mr. D. Thurston, Gouvilie.j Mapping North Island. Standard A. Southcombe (Waveuey; J, Al. Ell (KNaverley; 2, A. Morrison (Wavcriey) 3. Australia, Standard 4.—C>. Morrison (Wax er.ey; I, I’. Tennant (Waverley» British Isles, .Standards 6 and 7. Joyce Duffy (Convent) J, Al. Williams (KKaverley; 2, Al. James (Waverley) 3. New Zealand, Standard 5.--P. Hay cock (Waverley i J, J. Oakenfall 'Waverley; 2. Writing I Page of Pencil Script Print. VK i I /liam Hone (Kohi; 1, Douglas Alorrison (Kohi ) 2. Page of Aledium Text, Standard I. C. Aitken (Waver.ey) I, J. Southcombe (Waver.ey; 2, Al. Boyd (Convent; 3. Page ot Medium Text, Standard 2. B. Clark (Convent) I, M. Mountford (Kohi) 2, AL Haycock (Waverley; 3. Poetry From School Journal, Stand aid 3.— IL Blake (Waverley; J, A. Southcombe (Waveneyi 2, A, Morrison (Waverley; 3. Direct Speech From Journal, Stand ard 4. M. Bourke (Coovem ; I. V. Morrison (Waverley ; 2, Nancy Brown (Kohi) 3. Specimen Business Letter in Ad dressed Envelope, Standard 5.- -I*. .Middleditch (Convent) 1, T. () Leary (Convent) 2, J. Murdoch (Convent) it. Specimen Grocer’s Account, Standard 6.--S. Williams (Waverley; 1. M. Stewart (Waverley, l 2 and 3 .Specimen Page irom Ledger, Stand ard 7.—Joyce Duffy ((’ouvent; I, P. M<Gorrery • Convent 2, I M. - (Wavei’le.v . 3. Drawing Pastel Drawing of B?:i''i Bail. Primers. -Wiliiam Hone Kohi 1, lan Air Call (Kohi; 2. J’astei Drawing of Carrot, Standard j * —B. Beirne (Convent) 1, M. Boyd Vjnvent) 2, P. Bradley (Convent) Pastel Drawing of Apple and Banana. Standard 2.— AL Lovegrove (Convent 1, L. Lee (Convent; 2, P. Bradley (Con Pastel Drawing of Apples, Standard 3. — Alan Oliver (Kohi) .1, D. Silver (Waverley; 2, J. Horton (Waverley; Pencil Drawing, Standard 4. F. Wattie (Waverleyi J, O. Morrison Waver'ey) 2. Pencil J-bavving of Watering Can. Standard s.—Paul Mounlfort. (ixohi) 1. Leslie, Hone (Kohi; 2, Valerie Gulliver (Kohi ) 3. Pencil Drawing of Butter Box and Bucket, Standard 6.—Roy land Mounlfort (Kohi; 1, D. Dougas 2, J. Eimslie • (Waverley; 3. Pencil Drawing of Scene. Standard ’ 7.—P. AlcGorrery (Convent, I, J. Hill? (Waverley i 2. Design in Colours. Open. —V. Aiken (Waver.ey) 1, J. Stewart (Waverley2, AL Williams (Waverley; 3. Noedl ework Girls’ Frock. Standards 6 and 7.—8. . Christensen (Waverley) 1, J. Slewart (Wavrley) 2. Fancy Work in Colours, Open. Miss E. Harden (Waver.ey) 1, B. Christensen (Waverley) 2. Darning in Cotton and Wool, Open •—-M. Bourka (ConvexU