PAHIATUA SHOW.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume LXVI, Issue 11879, 15 January 1914, Page 5

PAHIATUA SHOW.

RECORD ATTENDANCE

At the fifth annual show of tho Pahiatua A. and P. Association yesterday, there was a record attendance, and the -exhibition of stock was the finest ever seen in the Bush district.

Tho following is the prize list: —

Sheep. Romneys.—Romney ram: J. E. Hewitt (Mangamairo) 1 and 2. Romney Ram, 4-tooth or over: J. E. Hewitt 1, R. Halliburton 2 and 3. Romney ram lamb: R. Halliburton (Pahiatua) 1, D. N. Miller 2. Romney ewe, 4tooth: R. Halliburton 1, J. E. Hewitt 2. Romney ewe, 2-tooth: J. E. Hewitt 1 and 2, R. Halliburton 3. Romney ewe: J. E. Hewitt 1, 2 aud 3. Romney ewe lamb: A. McKay 1, R. Halliburton 2 and 3. Lincolns. —Lincoln ram % 2-tooth: C. Averv (Pahiatua) 1 and 2. Lincoln Avery 1 and 2. Lincoln ram limb: C. Avery 1 and 2. Lincoln ewo, 4-tooth or over: Gordon Smith 1, 11. R. Wilton 2 and 3. Lincoln ewe: H. R. W T ilton 1 and 2. Lincoln ewe: C. Avery 1, H, R. Wilton 2. In fat sheep, the prizes were won by P. Tulloch, L. Johansen, A. Barroll, and Miss Ross. Cattle. Jerseys.—Bull, calved prior to July 1, 1911: E. S. Holdaway (Ballance) 1 and eh, R. H. Hughes 2. Two-year-old bull: Milton Alpass 1 and h.c, John Cooper 2. Yearling bull: William Hull 1, A. Stratford 2. Cow, any age: H. Stratford 1 and eh and 2. Two-year-old heifer: H. Stratford 1. Yearling heifer: E. S. Holdaway 1, R. H. Hughes 2. Holsteins.— Bull, calved prior to July 1, 1911: W. H. Bayliss (Mangamaire) 1. Cow, any age: W. H. Bayliss 1 and 2. Two-year-old heifer: A. Barrell 1, W. H. Bayliss 2. Yearling heifer: W. H. Bayliss 1 and 2. Dairy Cattle.—Dairy Cow: Mrß H. Cowan 1, Milton Alpass 2. Dairy heifatkin milk: Milton Alpasß 1, T. W. Jjßßfold 2. Two Dairy Heifers: C. C. Anderson 1, R. McFarlanc 2. Cow and calf: A. McFarlane 1, A. McKay 2. Calves.—Two dairy heifers: R. McFarlane 1, F. W. Bibby 2. Draught Horses. Mare most suitable for breeding purpoises.—W. H. Bayliss 1, W. H. P. Bayliss 2. Heavy maro or gelding. —W. H. Bayliss 1. Mare or gelding, capable.of drawing up to 1 ton.—North Island Brewery Co. 1, Lovell Bros. 2. Best Yearling Filly.—H. McKay 1. Best draught foal. —R. J. Smith 1, N. Bayliss 2. Best foal by Federation or Laid o± Ardencaple.—R. J. Smith 1. In harness horses, the prizes went to J. Doggett, R. H. Hughes, L. G. Davidson, Lovell Bros., and Mrs A. Astle. In the pony section the prize winners were Miss Ethel Johnson, _ C. Mackie and Shaw and Son. The light horses prizes were secured by J. Doggett D. McKay and Miss N. Matthews.

Competitions. %__Dpen Hunters' Competition. — Erl Wfiiams (Masterton) Wildfire (M. Sharp) 1; W. Howard Booth's Hikoxangi 2; H. F. Cobb's Scotch Mist 3. Ladies' Hunting Competition and Best Lady Rider.— W. Howard Booth's (Carterton) Hikorangi (Miss Angus) 1; L. H. Collinson's (Palmerston North) Major Webb 2.

The walking competition was won by Miss Matthews' Valeeta, the maiden hunters' competition by N. Avery's Thunderbolt, the pony jump by L. G. Davidson's pony, and the ladies' driving competition by Mi3S Angus (formerly of Masterton). Oswald Johnson was pronounced to be.the beßt boy rider, and Annie McTavish the best girl rider. Dogs. The prizes in dogs were awarded to J. Sweeney, F. P. Lloyd, and Miss E. Bannister.