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Waikato Times, Volume 89, Issue 13751, 26 April 1918, Page 9 (Supplement)

promotes-Patriotism, Production, Preparedness Waikato Winter Show Association Invite Exhibits in the following Departments Factory Batter and Cheese. (Prize List published separately, and can be had on application to the Secretary.) Fat Cattle j Dairy Butter Hams and Bacons Eggs Agriculture Wool Flax Horticulture Floriculture Apiculture Ladies Plain and Fancy Needlework Cooking and Laundry Work Photography, Carving and Painting Dogs and Cats Poulty Prifce List (published separately and can be had on application to the Secretary.) Educational Prize List (published separately and can be had on application to the Secretary m m I I m Waikato Winter Show m m m i fd m HAMILTON. TUB. WED. IHURS. fRI. SAT. JUNE 4th, sth, 6th, 7th, Bth, 1918 m m m m M ■+.n m m m m Wt a, w. 1 *5 3 i l :d -r m '• -as m 5* lb. 1 W mm i m t m ijJ V V Palace of Industrial Progress \ Where Hundreds of Rare Displays will show the LATEST ACCOMPLISHMENTS in Many Lines of Activity. An Exposition of Modern Methods and Ideas for City Folks and Country Folks, for Old and Young. The Spirit of 1918

Beef Cattle, Dairy, and Agricultural Prize List Waikato Winter Show Association, Hamilton (INCORPORATED) Affiliated with the Royal Horticultural Society, London The Largest and most Comprehensive Show in Australasia. Scbeoule of ifrrties Twelfth Annual Winter Show - and Industrial Exhibition. . To be held in the Exhibition Buildings, Ward Street, Hamilton, Tuesday Wednesday, Thursday, May, Saturday, lane 4th, sth, 6th, 7th, Bth, 1918 OFFICERS FOR PERIOD ENDING AUGUST, 1918. » patrons: J. A. Voting, Esq., M.l'., R. F. Bollard, Esq., M.l'. H. H. Clark, Esq., T. BarOrd, Esq. Erccutivc: Messrs'W.E.Clark, T. J. Mitchell, J. E. Tidd, P. Snell, w. J. McKee W Runciman h. Hutchinson, T. Clarkin, A. C. Atkin, T: Hinton, \V Rothwell I Chittv V C Danielf J. W. Ellis, A. Oliver, K. Parr, J. W. Shannou. D. M. Osborne, E. Rothwell,'John Primrose,' K. J. Johnston (general Committee: Messrs A. C. Atkin, W. E. Clark, J. W. Ellis, S. Hutchin on, \V. J. McKee, W Runciman F.W. Thomas, H.Grocott, E.Hall, las Primrose, R. B. Restell, 1. I- Tidd | Teddy" H. A. Whitaker, T. Clarkin, E.Goodwin, T. J. Mitchell, A II Tompkins R Parr Win Rothwell. H. E Tristram, A. Primrose, E. Rothwell, G. Watt, Junr f Chittv' Fc" Darnell, T. Hinton, A. E. Missen, John P[i m rose, J. W. Shannon, D.Bruce .1 R l-'ow' D.M.Osborne, H C. Ross, R.Reynolds, A. 1.. Yule, R. J. Johnston, W. N. Stiireess' \ F. Snell, A. Oliver. Solicitor: trcasiin-r-BEEF CATTLE C. L. MacDairmid, L 1..8. BuMtors: Messrs Sar.son & O'Meara. Richard English, F.P.A., (N.Z. Secretary: Win, H. Paul. A BRIEF INTRODUCTION The Waikato Winter Show Association is an organisation devoted to the interest of the Farmer and the Public generally. Its purposes are Educational, Inspirational, and Entertaining. The main purpose, however, is to encourage the exhibition of Farm Products In all its branches, with the same relative consideration for the Commercial, Educational, and Domestic Interests of the Community. F. ft'. PEMBERTON, VYM. n. p.\lL \V. E. CLARK. The live stock industry of Waikato is easily one of the greatest assets of this prosperous District and, realising these conditions, the Waikato Winter Show Association, which has at all times fostered and encouraged the betterment of this industry, have for the first time this year added a class to their Schedule. DEPARTMENT B. Fat Cattle Section CLASS 22 'Two Fat Steers, over two years and under three years. Entry fee, ss. First prize £3, given by Mr W. J. McKee; second, £2; third, £l. June 6th, at Hamilton Saleyards. Exhibits to be yarded' not later than 10 o'clock Thursday morning, DEPARTMENT C. Dairy Butter Superintendent: MR A. E. .MISSEN. Entries Close SATURDAY, May 4th. Allentries from Class 22 cms.' .May itli. (Nut open to Factories). Made up in Jib pats. First prize, 10s; second, r>s. Entry fee Is Gd, unless otherwise stated'. CLASS 23—Messrs Levin and Co., Wellington offer a 10-guinea Cup for competition in this Class. The Cup to be won twice in succession or three times at intervals. Previous winners: Mrs Runciman, Mrs F. Ryburn, Mrs Foster. Butter must be in plain pats, no impressions or print. Class 24 111) Separator Butter, salted. Entry fee, 2s. Class 25 lib Separator Butter, not salted. Class 26 111) Non-separator Butter, salted. Class 27 lib Non-separator Butter, notlsalted. Class 28 111) Butter, not sailed. Open only to Exhibitors who have not taken a ilrst prize for Butler at a previous Waikato Winter Show. •* Class 29 lib Butter, sailed, open only to Exhibitors who have not taken a first prize for Butler at a previous Waikato Winter Show. Class 30 2lb Butter, fancy design. To be judged on design. First otlsalted. en only to K t at a previi Class 30 2lb Butter, prize, value 20s Class 32 Tie farmer. Class 33 'l'li> Class 34 Tin Class 35 Tin Class 36 Sid' Class 37 SidClass 38 Ore Class 39 Ore Class 40 Om Class 41 i mi DEPARMENT D. Hams and Bacons Superintendent: .MB H. K. TRISTRAM. Entries Close SATURDAY, May 4th. First, 10s; second, ss, unless otherwise stat Entry Fee, 2s. Ham of best quality and sllape 'smoked), c Oreen Hai of Baron iked), cured by a ed). Open to all. ■ui'i'd by a farmer. Open to all. lb in weight. 251b in weight,' 251b in weight. Entries Clcse SATURDAY, May 4th. rv • T? i IV • • PI 11 ciurmo v,iose ohiukuav, may «tn. j; Uairy factory UiViSiGIl OCkedule F:rsl prize, r,s; second, 2s Gd. Entry fee, Is. A Published separately, and can be had on application to the Secretary ENTRIES CLOSE SATURDAY, MAY 4th—LATE ENTRIES TO SATURDAY, MAY 11th —NONE AFTER. Class 43 Men Class 44 Due DEPARTMENT E. AGRICULTURAL SECTION Superintendent: MH W. J. McKEE. "Agriculture is the oldest of the Arts, but the newest of the Sciences." Turnips, Swedes, Grain, Roots, and Potatoes. Entries Close MAY 4th, 1918 All Exhibits must be delivered at the Show Buildings and ready for Judging by 9 o'clock Monday Evening, June 3rd. Exhibits by rail must be at the Hamilton Railway Station not later than Monday Evening, 9 o'clock. The Association will arrange for receiving and forwarding Exhibits to and from Hamilton Railway Station and Show Buildings free of charge. Any Exhibit on which railway freight is unpaid will not be accepted. No cards or advertisements other than those of the Association will be allowed on the Exhibits. All Exhibits must be grown by the Exhibitor. When the quality is equal, the Judge will be directed to give the prizes where the Exhibit is correctly named. Blank tickets will be supplied by the Association. Any member of the Association interested in th's Section may, on the approval of the Superintendent, be added to the list of Stewards to asse-t at the Exhibition, on applying to the Secretary fourteen days before Hi • opening of the Exhibition. NOTE—AII roots must be thoroughly washed and trimmed, and four inches of green left on top. The Judge shall penalise where any attempt has been made to alter the natural shape of the Exhibit. SPECIAL CASH PRIZES DONATED BY MESSRS GEO. E. CLARK A SONS, HAMILTON AND CAMBRIDGE. MESSBS CEO. E. CLARK AND SONS, Seed Merchants, Hamilton and Cambridge, offer the following Special Prizes in Classes 51 to 58, inclusive, for Roots grown from Seeds purchased from their establishments. Competitors are limited to one entry each Class. Entry fee, Is. Class 51 Monarch Swedes, C best. First prize, £2 2s; second. £1 Is; third, 10s 6d; fourth, ss. Class 52 Perfection Champion or Magnum Bonum Swedes, 6 best. First prize, £2 2s; second, £1 Is; third, 10s 6d; fourth, ss. Class's 3 Imperial Green Globe Turnips, 0 best. First prize, 10s; second, Gs; third,*2s Gd. Class 54 Mangolds, 3 best, Red. First prize, 10s 6d; second, ss; third 2s Od. Class 55 Mangolds, 3 best, Yellow. First prize, 10s 6d; second, ss; third, 2s Gd. Class 56 Field Carrots, best Red. First prize, 10s 6d; second, ss; third, 2s 6d. Class 57 Field Carrots, 6 best, Yellow. First prize, 10s Gd; second, 'ss; third, 2s 6d. Class 58 White Field Carrots, 6 best. First prize, 10s 6d; second ss. SPECIAL PRIZES DONATED BY MESSRS W. S. LAURIE AND CO, AUCKLAND. Exhibitors are only allowed one entry in each Class. Class 59 12 John Bull Swedes, to be judged on qualil- : .rown under ordinary field conditions, with "Pyramid" Turnip Fertiliser. Seed and Manure to be purchased from Messrs W. S. Laurie and Co., Auckland, or from some dealer who lias procured these direct from this firm. The roots to have been pulled from a paddock of not less titan five acres Prize, 12J-guinea Solid Silver Tea Pot, presented by MESSBS JOHN KINO AND SONS, Coggeshall, England, and MESSBS W. S. LAIRIE AND CO., Customs Street, Auckland. Entry fee, 2s Gd. Open only to those who have not W. S. Laurie & Co. s Prizes continued on page 2