CAMBRIDGE SHOW.

Waikato Times, Volume 97, Issue 15184, 9 March 1923, Page 2

CAMBRIDGE SHOW.

“PEOPLE’S DAY.”

BIG CROWD ATTENDS. People’s Day at the Waikato Central Show, at Cambridge yesterday, was a big success. The. weather was flue, the crowd large, and the entertainment, which consisted almost entirely of the equestrian events, good. Excellent horsemanship and horse.womanship were witnessed, and some ■'of the finest hunting stock of the province was seen in action. The general show arrangements were all that could be desired, for while the committee perhaps lack “boosling” characteristics, they certainly know’ something about stock and about running the show proper, and the complaints by exhibitors, if any, were few. ; There were any number of side-shows present, which helped to entertain those not closely interested in stock, and the public, which does not alter in some-respects through Iho process of years, was just as ready to be “taken down” as ever. The president of the Association this year is Mr J. S. Fisher, whoso great capacity as a worker is well known, and he left no stone unturned to give both exhibitors and the public satisfaction. His happy sonality also counts for a good deal, for he is always a pleasant man . to meet, and is the right type to be at the head of a public organisation such as this'. Following arc the remaining results: — ‘ ■ / HORSES. Hack, mare or gelding, list: Miss --M- Nicholls 1, A. M. Fisher 2, R. H. Townsend 3. Light-weight, up to 15 hands,,;, .James Taylor ) aim .2, W. Magill 3. Hack, under 4yrs: R. Weal I, C. G. Vosper 2. A. Johns 3. Cob, under 14.2: B, Moreland 1, Mrs W. L, Ranstead 2, C. G. Vosper 3. Pony, under ,14.2: J. Taylor 1, H. Hunt 2, J. Meeking 3. Mare or gelding for remount, up to 15.2: Miss A. Kelso 1, N. Souter 2, Ei Allen 3. Walking hack: E. Allen 1, A. M. Samuel 2, Miss

A- Kelso 3. Horse, suitable for mounted rifles: Miss A. Kelso 1. R. H. Townsend 2, N. Souter 3. Champion hack: Mrs H. Cassidy’s Cassidy 1. Hefj/Vyweight hunter, 13st: R. 11. Townsend’s 1 and 2, "Miss A. Kelso 3. Lightweight hunter, list:-Miss A. Kelso 1 and 3, W. Brown 2. Hunter, maiden: C. Meredith 1, W. Brown 2, R. H. Townsend 3. Hunter,- to be judged on type: Mrs H. Crowther 1, Miss A. Kelso 2 and/3. Hunt Club cup': Miss

A. Kelsot 1, A. M. Samuel 2. W. Brown . 3. Lady’s hunter: A. M. Fisher 1, A. M. Samuel 2, Miss A. Kelso 3- Polo pony: J. Taylor 1, H. Hunt 2, M. Garland 3. Lady’s hack, 15 hands: Miss Ml Nicholls 1, A. M. Fisher 2, R. H. Townsend 3. Lady’s hack, under 15 hands: H. Hunt \( A. Johns 2, W. McGiJl 3- Bending competition: A. M. Fisher 1, K: Reynolds 2. Stockmen’s competition: A. M. Fisher’ 1, K. Reynolds 2,-C. J. Peake 3. Champion hunter: R. H. Townsend’s 'Perfection i. A." M. Samuels’ El Arish 2, W. Brown’s Exchange 3. Lady rider: Miss V. McMillan 1, Miss Angus 2, Miss A. Hobson 3. Wire jumper: H. Crowther A| Miss A. Kelso 2, W. Brown 3. Leaping competition: H. Windsor 1, J. H. I Johnson 2, W. A. Gray 3. Consolation hunter: W. Brown 1, G. L. Stead 2, J. H. Johnson 3.

Juvenile Classes.—Boy’s pony; in saddle: N. Banks 1, J. Taylor 2, G. Harbutt 3. Girl’s pony: I. Meeking 1, I. Taylor 2, H. Hunt 3. Child’s pony, 12 hands: K. Peake 1, G. Peake 2, Miss J. Meredith 3. Child’s pony, to

jbe ridden by girl up to lOyrs: Dorothy Nolan 1 and 2, Jean Ambury 3. Chaippion pony hunter: I. Taylor 1, W. Brown 2, \V. Gray 3. Champion boy rider: B. Crowther 1. Girl rider: Betty Crowther >l, D. Nolan 2, G. Hay 3. Girl rider, under lOyrs: D. Nolan 1, J. Fisher 2, L. Hay 3. Boy rider, under 10: K. Peake 1, Hugh Peake 2. Bare.

back rider: N. Brown 1, R. Marx 2. School pony, under 12 hands, for boysunder Byrs: R. Peake 1; for girls under Byrs: D. Nolan 1, J. Ambury 2. School pony, 14.2 ind under, for boys

under 12: K. Peake 1, W. Brown 2, R. Marx 3; for girls under 12: A. Garland 1, L. Hay 2.

CATTLE.

Grade Friesians.—Cow, ariy age: G. Ross i, J. H. Jamieson 2 and 3. Pedigree Friesians: Piri Land Co. i, D. Ross 2, Whewell Bros. 3. Bull, over 3yrs: W. R. Wright 1 and champion, W. J. 2, Whewell Brop. 3. Bull, yearling: Piri Land Co. 1, Whewell Bros. 2, D. Ross 3. • Bull, 2yrs: G. Ross 1 and res. champion, Prentice Bros. 2, J. H. j’amieson 3. Grade Shorthorn Dairy Cattle. — Heifer, 2yrs: Fisher Bros. 1, E. Allen 2. Heifer, yearling: Fisher Bros. 1, E. Allen 2. Two yearling heifers: Fisher Bros. 1, E. Allen 2. \

Pedigree Milking Shorthorns —Points prize (N.Z.M.S.A. cup): Ranstead Bros. A, S. Lye 2, J. Fisher 3. Grade Jerseys: W. J. Chynoweth 1 and ch (Cornwall Cup), H. J. Ambury 2 and res ch, R. Wattam 3. Heifer, 3yrs, in milkL'W. J. Chynoweth 1. Heifer, 2yrs, in milk:'W. J. Chynoweth 1, H. J. Ambury 2, P. G. Harvey 3. Pedigree Ayrshires.—Bull calf: J. and C. Watt 1 and 3, W. C. Wallace 2. Group: J. and C. Walt 1. Grade Ayrshires.—Cow, over 3yrs: W. C. Wallace 1. Heifer, 3yrs, in milk: W. C. Wallace 1- Heifer, 2yrs: W. C. Wallace i. Heifer, yearling: J. Craig 1, W. C. Wallace 2. Heifer calf: W. C. Wallace 1.

Red Poll Cow. —11. J. Ambury 1

HOME INDUSTRIES.

Jams and Jellies. —Collection Jams: Mrs W. Thompson 1, Mrs E. J- Brittain 2, Mrs E. Simon 3. Pot of jam, any variety: Mrs S. Hicks 1, Mrs E. Simon 2, Mrs E. Luckman 3. Collection jellies: Mrs E. J. Brittain 1, Mrs E, J. White 2. Pot jelly, any variety: Mrs A. Holder i, Mrs E. J. While 2, Mrs L- Cubis 3. Jar orange marmalade: Miss K. Hicks 1, Mrs E. Simon 2 and 3. Three yarieties preserved fruits: Mrs G. W. Keeley 1, Miks E. Parker 2, Miss K, Hicks 3. Three varieties preserved fruits: Mrs E. 1 Simon 1, Mrs S. Lenon 2, Mrs G. Parker 3. Preserved peaches: Mrs M. Hicks 1, Mrs E. Sirnon 2. Preserved nectarines: Miss McLeish 1, Mrs E. J. Brittain 2, Mrs A. M. McLeish 3. Preserved pears: Miss E. Parker i, Mrs E. J. Brittain 2, Miss K. Hicks 3. Preserved plums: Mrs G. Parker 1, Miss D. Care 2, Miss K. Hicks 3. Preserved fruit, any variety except rhu. barb: Mrs C. W. Keeley 1, Mrs £* Simon 2. Preserved-rhubarb: Mrs CParker 1. Extracted honey: Master J. Luckman 1, Mrs E. Simon 2, V. Roberts 3. Home-made pickles, 3 varieties: Mrs E. Luekmau i. One bottle mixed pickles: Mrs A. Hollier i, Mrs E. J. White 2. Bottle pickled onions: Mrs J. McLeish 1, Mrs E. Luckman 2. Tomato saucec Mrs W. Thompson 2Children's Classes. —Apple chutney: Mary Clcland 1, M. Hicks 2. Turkish delight: Cissy Jamieson J, Miss D. Care 2. Cocoanut ice: Miss D. Care 1, Mary Cleaiand 2, stella Hoilier 3. AGRICULTURAL CLASSES, Agricultural Classes. —Cabbage, red: Master J. Luckman 1, Mrs E. Luckman 2, J. Byrne 3. Carrots, short-

horn: J. Byrne 1, L. E. Peake i, s W' M. Robinson 3. Intermediate or Tong red: J. Byrne 1, R. Hicks 2, Care Bros. 3. Beet, 3 long: R. Hicks 1, H. Goodwin 2. Beet, 3 turnip-rooted: G. Harris 1, Care Bros. 2, J. Byrne 3. Parsnips, 3 table:,G. Harris I,’C. H. Cooper 2, R. Hicks 3. Peas,.green: Care Bros I. 11. Bellamy 2, G. Harris 3. Beans, broad: G. Harris 1. Beans, butter: Care Bros. 1 and 2. French: Care Bros. 1, H. H. Bellamy 2, Mrs W. Thompson 3. Runner: T. Forkert 1, Mrs E. ,J. Easter 2, Mrs C. W. Keeley 3. Scarlet Runner: 11. Goodwin 1. Mrs G. W. Keeley 2, G. Harris 3. Vege. table mlrrow: Mrs A. M. McLeish 1, Care. Bros. 2, Mi's E. J. White 3. Squash: Care Bros. 1, R. Hicks 2, I. James 3. Pumpkin: Care Bros. 1, L. Cubis 2. Vegetable not otherwise mentioned: R. Hicks 1, N. Banks 2. Collection: Care Bros, i, G. Harris 2. Onions. Brown Spanisti: Mrs A. M. McLeish 1, G. B. Simpson 2, L. Cubis 3. Globe: H. Rout 1, R. Langley 2. Six heaviest: Mrs J. Hooker d, Mrs R. Applebv 2. Shallots, for pickling: Care Bros. 1 and 2, R. H. Cooper 3; red or straVv-coloured: Care Bros. 1, Mrs J. Hooker 2, L. Cubis 3. Leeks: R. Hicks 1, C. H. Cooper 2. Potatoes, kidney: Care Bros. 1 and 3, W. N. Robinson 2; round: H. Rout 1» W. N. Robinson 2; collection: W. N. Robinson 1. Care Bros. 2; heaviest six: Care Bros. 1, R. Langley 2, A. Johansen 3. Coloured, 1 variety: G. B. Simpson 1, Care Bros. 2, H. Hicks 3. Tomatoes, heaviest, rough-skinned: C. E. Jeans 1, G. Harris 2; outdoor, W. N. Robinson t, 11. Edwards 2. Rhubarb: Mrs J. Hooker 1, J. Byrne 2, H. H. Bellamy 3. Apples, 3 heaviest: Mrs C. S. Beer 1, .T. Wallis 2, S. D. Low 3; dessert, J/ Wallis 1, G. James 2, N. Peake 3; cooking, N. Peake 1 and 2, .1. Keeley and Son 3. Plums, English : W. Robinson 1, J. Keeley and Son 2. Pears, dfsserl: W. A. Cadwallhder 1, J. Wallis 2; cooking. W. A. Cadwallader 1, H. Chynoweth 2. Peaches, i variety; Mrs M. M. Ctiffin 1 and 2, L. T. McKinnon 3. Passion fruit: - R. Newcorhbe 1, T. Hicks 2. Lemons: Mrs M. Hicks 1 'and,2. Quinces: Mrs J. S, Fisher 1. Eggs, hen, brown, heaviest: A. L. Wallis 1, Mrs E. J. Easter 2; white, heaviest: C. H. Cooper 1, Mrs W. Nicholl 2, Miss C. Kite 3. Butter, not separator: Mrs J. McLeish 1, Mrs J. Mitciiejl and Mrs McLeish 2. Butter. separator: Miss I. Ward 1, Mrs E. J. Easier 2. Butter, fancy: Mrs E. J. Easter 1. \ Special Classes. Writing. Standards 3 and 4: D. Harrison (.Cambridge) 1, L. Fergusson (Cambridge) 2, J. Steenson (Hdutapu) 3. Writing, .Standards 5 and 6: B. Sands (Hautapu) 1, Olive Holmes and H. Hollier (Cambridge) 2. Map.drawing: A. Simpkin (Goodwood) 1.

Pencil drawing, from nature: B, Sands (Hautapu) l and 2, A. Simpkin (Goodwood) 3/

Brushwork, from nature: Ada Parker i, Ruth Speight 2, H. Dallirnore 3 (all Cambridge).