WAIKATO WINTER SHOW

Waikato Times, Volume 100, Issue 16812, 2 June 1926, Page 8

WAIKATO WINTER SHOW

PRIZE LIST. SCHOOL DIVISION. Agricultural and Horticultural Section (grown in school or homo garden). —Straw Spanish onions: Parawora Native School 1. C. Henderson 2. Parsnips: X. Wilkins 1. Fairfield School 2. Table Pumpkin: N. Roller's I, Walter Dalbcth 2. Reel (turnip root): Clifford Sexton t. Short red carrots: Walter Dalliclii J. X. Wilkins 2. Carden potatoes: C. Henderson I. T. Bankinr 2. Cabbage: Bryon Davison I. Vegetable marrow: Clifford Sexton J, Waller Dalbeth 2. Swedes: Bryon Davidson 1. Walter Dalbcth 2. Mangold: Phyllis Turner t. Clarence Turner 2. Collection of vegetables: Clifford Sexton i , A. Laing 2.

Girts’ Laundry Work (Standards 4, 5 and f>). —Ironed serviette and trayrloth: Isabel Roberts t, Thelma Whittington 2. Plain and fancy handkerchief: Elsie Stevenson 1, Margaret Norrish'2. Rlouse: Marjorie Rowling 2.

Girls' Cookery’ (Standards 4, 5 and fl). —Short pastry: Elsie Musgrovc i. Scones: S. Ferguson 1. M. Cleary 2. I.oaf white bread: Elsie Stevenson :1, May Cleary 2. I.oaf brown bread: May Cleary 1. Currant scones: Marjorie Bowling 1. Edna Jebson 2. Fruit cake: Thelma Whittington i, Ruth Prescott 2. Queen cakes: N. Stewart 1. Bottled fruit, two varieties: May Cleary J. Assortment jam: Marjorie Rowling I, May Cleary 2. Assortment jellies: E. Beeche 1. May Cleary' 2. Plum jam. Marjorie Bowling 1. Cookery note-book (Standard 5) : Helen Brown .1, Pattie Osborne 2. Cookery note-book (Standard f>): Thelma Whiitinglon 1, Doreen Snell 2, Lillian Bnnkier.3. Thrift Class. —Useful article made from waste material by boy from primary schools: Terence Grcenslade 1, C. 11. Dawson 2. Useful article made from waste material by girl ol' primary schools: Pansy Jull 1, Doreen Abrahams 2. Olga Thomson li.c. Illustrated Note-books: Chemistry’ and physics (open secondary school pupils under 17 years): C. Jenkins 1, Florrie Brook 2. Constance Edgerlcy 3. Dairy Science (open to secondary or district high school pupils under 17 years) : 01 wen Rosser 1, Mabel Hyde 2. Agriculture or bolany notebook (open to secondary school pupils under 17 years) : Murray Hill 1, L. Ilarlhmore 2. Cookery note-book: Edna Nelson 1, Vera Brewer 2, Rona Davis 3. Engineering note-book (open to boys attending technical school classes) : Jno. Yales 1, Keith Beer 2. Electricity note-book (open to boys attending technical school classes) : W. Wallace 1, Chas. Bedgate 2. Woodwork drawing folio (Standard 5): XV. Judd 1, A. Maxwell 2. Woodwork drawing folio (Standard G): W. Lentfcr 1, C. Bradley 2. Best piece woodwork (open to boys attending technical school day classes) : C. Wilkins 1, B. Harris 2, F. Gillies 3. Essay (not exceeding 400 words) on “How a Plant Lives”: Olive Croft 1, Lindesay Jones 2, David Shaw 3. Technical High Schools. —Mechanical drawing (second and third year pupils): W. Wallace 1, Alex Bankicr 2. Architectural drawing (second and third year pupils): J. V. Jebson 1, Melba Pennell 2, Ernest Ward 3. Writing.—Standard 1: Wong Pah How 1. Standard 2: Jean Mason 1, Ruth Johns 2, Ada Allen 3. Standard 3. Dcsma McDonnell 1, Esmc Frccncy 2, Jean Begg 3. Standard 4: Phyllis Jamieson 1, Ray Hyde 2, Edith Blanc 3, Standard 5: Llewellyn Jones 1, Lulu Harvey 2, Pearl Wycherley 3. Standard 0: Hector Collier 1, George Murchie 2, Florence Goutts 3. Open Class (complete set of capital letters) : Iris Delamoro 1, Iris Pearson 2, Zoe Goodall 3.

Mapping (girls and boys).—Standard 4: Kariaotahi School 1, Phyllis Haines 2, Jack Watson 3. Standard 5: J. V. Salisbury 1, Douglas Bright 2, Percy Allen 3. Standard G: Warren Lcntfer 1, Stephen Clark 2, David Silvester 3. Standard 3: Howard Hyde 1, Edgar Evans 2, W.. Gordon 3. Standard 4: Nellie Haughton 1, Chas. McCrae 2, Leonard Peters 3. Freehand Drawing (from Nature). ;—Standard 1: Nila Ellis 1, Lilac Wright 2, Jack Bcnnct 3. Standard 2: Larrie Herrick 1. 11. Roberts 2, Clarence Cullen 3. Standard 3: Alex G. Reese I, Gordon Graham 2, Tony Fabling 3. Standard A : Lucy Bowen 1 , Sinclair Haycock 2, V. Haughton 3. Standard 5: G. McGill 1, Pansy Jull 2, N. Brown 3. Standard G (in pencil): Evelyn Frisst i, D. Cowan 2, T. Whittington 3. Standard G (in ink) :K. Bradley i, 2 and 3. Standard G (in pencil) : D. Cowan 1, 11. Thackcry 2, K. Bradley. Object Drawing (in pencil).—Standard 1: George Oyerington 1, Allan Grant 2, Wm. Hawkins 3. Standard 2: Trevor Prentice 1, Lorna Maxwell 2, Rona Landen 3. Standard 3: Joyce Thackeray 1, Keith Iluggill 2, M. Choat 3. Standard 4: IL Herrick 1, N. Haughton 2, P. Cole 3. Standard 5: J. Salisbury I, V. Gilling 2. A. Maxwell 3. Standard G: A. Thackeray 1 and 2, Frank Tuck 3. Standard G (drawing in ink) : It. Bradley 1 and 2, L. Wilson 3. Colour Work (brush drawing from Nature, pencilling permitted).—Standards l and 2: Joyce Moyle li.c. Standard 3: W. Payne t. Joan Nicolls 2. Standard 4: N. Haughton 1 and 3, J. Taylor 2. Standard 5: D. Bright I, Mavis Hodges 2, Binnie Treloar 3. Standard G: Bessie Fraser 1, Gwen Collins 2, L. llamblyn 3. Standards 3 and 4 (no pencil outlining allowed' : Enid Bovelt 2, Mollic Lees 2. Standards 3 and G: Gwen Collins I, Pansy Jull 2, L. llamblyn 3.

Flat-tinting.—Standard 3 : D. Scott d, J. Carrullicrs 2. Standard 4: Flossie Carlisle I, Joan Haynes 2, Audrey Andrews 3. Standard 5: Ben Taylor 1, J. Brown 2, L. Kcmpster 3. Special class: Beryl King 1, Jas. Ladd 2. Chas. Burrows 3. Flat-tinting from Nature, Standard G: Muriel Edmodson 1, Patricia Cusack 2. Coloured Crayon Drawing.—Primer 2: Mona Bradley 1, Desmond Paterson 2, Neville Langley 3. Primer 3: Bita Coles 1, Margaret Sweeney 2, Ncta Woods 3. Primer i:" Larma Durrad 1, Boy Landan 2, Ida Knapper 3. Crayon Drawing.—Standard 1 : Graham Gilbert 1, Nora Reese 2, S. Poke. 3. Standard 2: Allan Ward 1, Trevor Prentice 2, Lorna Maxweil 3. Standard 3: Queenic Carmont 1, Lon Bell 2, Keith Harwood 3. Primer 3 (paper-folding): D. McKinnon J, W. Tuck 2, Win Gray 3. Primer 4 (paper model): W. Turk I, D. McKinnon 2. Stanley Holmes 3. 'Picket writing: Ken Bradley 1 and 3, Rona Hamhlyn 2.

Modelling.—One model, any object. Primers: Robert Chapman I. T. Powell 2, Frank Short 3. Standard 1 : (.dive Land I, Howard Land 2,1,. Avcrv 3. Standard 2: L. Flanagan I, Gladys Mole 2. Bulb Johns 3. Designing (Primary Schools).— Original design for poster: Ken Brad-

Icy 1, S. Clarke 2, Frank Reekie 3. Knot Tying.—Specimens mounted on cardboard: Harry Redgalc i, Chas. Redgafc 2.

Splicing Competition. Specimens mounted on cardboard: W. Clmrslain 1, L. Moore 2.

| Sewing (School Classes). —Primer 2: Mona Bradley 1, Ivy Branch 2. Standard 1: Molly Davidson 1. Standard 3: Beatrice Welsh 1. Isabel Yeale 2. Standard 3: Phyllis Pivolt 1. Ruth Powell 2. Standard 4: Elsie Odium I. .Standard 4: Jessie Goodall I, Caroline Gillanl 2. Standard 5: Jimmie Gowanlock i, Emily Troft 2. Standard G: Earle Wiggins 1, Mary Norrish 2. Standard G: Margaret Norrish h.c. Sewing, Standards 5 and G (ail schools). —Dress: Margaret Wight 1. Dressing jacket: Mary Norrish 1. Laundry hag: Mary Norrish 1. Three fancy handkerchiefs: Margaret Norrisli t. Three crochet handkerchiefs: Thelma Whittington 1. Boudoir cap: Olive Hargreaves 1. Best dressed doll, clothing hand-made: Irene Ferguson 1, Zoc Goodall 2. Jumper, knitted in wool: Emily Trott 1, Margaret Norrish 2. Plain blouse: Marjorie Bowling 1. Nightdress (Magyar) : Hilda Milne 1. Meccano Model: Corrin Haverbicr i , Lawrence Fairhall 2, Clifford Wild 3. POULTRY SECTION. Tiie welcome reappearance of (lie poullry section, which owing to the alterations to Ihe buildings had to be abandoned last year, is one of the features of this year’s fixture. Realising that lack of space was a difficulty confronting the poultry section the executive has not boosted this department more than was considered necessary to obtain sufficient entries for the space available. The entries total about 300, and the wide variety of birds on exhibition makes a splendid show. Tiic use of up-to-date pens has been obtained and'the birds are shown to the best possible advantage. The utility classes are as usual the most popular with exhibitors, and White Leghorns and Black Orpingtons comprise a big percentage of the total entries. There is no doubt but that the expense of staging a poullry show will be well warranted, for the sight of beautiful purc-brcd fowls is to many people one of the most attractive features of the exhibition.

Special prizes.—North Island champion WyandoUo: A. E. Herbert (male) and E. L. Curnow (female). Champion Minorca: G. 11. Capper. Champion Homer: A. W. Stace. Waikato Poultry club Cup: L. Vickers. Best fancy Minorca: A. A. Hayes. Best male, heavy breed: 11. GoLhorpe. Best male, light breed: E. J. Coleman. Fancy Classes. —Old English Game: E. J. Coleman. Silver Wyandotte, cock or cockerel: Wm. Dunn and Son. Silver Wyandotte, hen or pullet: Wm. Dunn and Son. White Leghorn: D. Starr. Rhode Island Red, hen or pullet, P. Bailey. Rhode Island Red, cock or cockerel: L. Vickers.

Utility Classes. —White Leghorn, cock or cockerel: W. Dickie. White Leghorn, lien: J. C. Wallace. White Leghorn, pullet: A. E. Herbert. Black Orpington, cock: C. A. Cuming. Black Orpington, cockerel: L. Vickers. Black Orpington, lien; C. A. Cuming. Black Orpington, pullet: L. Vickers. Black Minocra, rock or cockerel: 11. Gotliorpe. Black .Minocra, hen or pullet: A. A. llaycs. Rhode Island Bed, male: D. Starr. Rhode Island Bed, hen or pullet: T. L. Ford. White Plymouth Hock, cock or cockerel: 11. Gothorpe. While Plymouth Bock, hen or pullet: 11. Gothorpe. Old English Game.—Any variety cock or cockerel: E. J. Coleman i and 2. Any variety of hen or pullet: E. J. Coleman i and 2. Andalusians. —Cock or cockerel: J. C. Wallace 2. Hen or pullet: J. C. Wallace 1 and 2. Minorcas. —Hen: G. H. Capper 1. Leghorns (English).—White cock: J. J. McKinney 2. White hen: Les Vickers 1. While cockerel: J. J. McKinney 2. Brown hen: Wm. Dunn and Son 1. Brown cockerel: Wm. Dunn and Son 1. Brown pullet: Wm. Dunn and Son 1. Leghorns (American, single comb) White cock: D. Starr 1, Ivan Ilodder 2. white hen: D. Starr 1. White cockerel: D. Starr 1, 11. Gothorpe 2, W. K. McLean 3. While pulllet: D. Starr 1. Hamburgs. —Any variety, cock: J. C. Wallace 1. Any variety hen: J. GWallace 1. .Orpingtons.—Black cock: Les Vickers 1. Black hen: Les Vickers 1. Black cockerel: Les Vickers 1. Black pullet: Les Vickers 1. Wyandollcs.—Silver cock: Wm. Dunn and Son 1. Silver hen: Wm. Dunn and Son 1 and 2. Silver cockerel: Wm. Diinn and Son 1. Silver pullet: Wm. Dunn and Son 1, J. Kennington 2 and 3. Plymouth Bocks. —White cock: 11. Gothorpe 1. White hen: 11. Gothorpe i, 2 and 3. White cockerel: 11. Gothorpe 1,2 and 3. White pullet: 11. Gothorpe 1,2 and 3. Rhode Island Beds.—Single comb cock. —Les Vickers i, Philip Bailey 2. Single comb hen: Philip Bailey 1. Single comb cockerel: Les Vickers 1, Philip Bailey 2. Single comb pullet: Les Vickers 1, Philip Bailey 2. Houdans.—Cock or cockerel: Miss Joy Gcmmcll 1. Hen or pullet: Miss Joy Gcmmcll 1. Canipincs.—Cook or cockerel: G. Bulled Hen or pullet: E. It. Vernal! 1, G. Bulled 2. Purebred.—Any variety, cock or i cockerel: J. Kmnington 1 and 2. Any! variety, hen or pullet: J. Kennington' I, 2 and 3. j Selling Classes.—Any variety, hen or j pullet: W. Dunn and Son 1. I .Minorcas.—Black cock, single comb:! G. H. Capper 1, Miss Cow 2, XV. J.j Jlydo 3. Black hen, single comb: A.! A. Hayes .1, If. B. Yernall 2, XV. J. j Hyde 3. Black cockerel, single cornh:| 11. Gidhorpc 1, A. A. Jlaycs 2 and 3.: Bla oil pullet, single comb: A. llaycs j 1 and 3, G. 11. Capper 2.

Lcghorns.—While cock: J. Potter 1. while lien: J. G. Wallace 1, T. G. Thompson 2. While cockerel: N. Dickie 1 and 2, Mrs Jenkins 3. White pullet: A. E. Herbert I, N. Dickie 2, G. Smith 3. Brown hen: Mrs Jenkins 1, J. C. Wallace 2. Brown cockerel: Wm. Dunn and Son 1. Brown pullfit: Wm. Dunn and Son i. Orpingtons.—Black cock: C. A. Cuming 1. Black lien: G. A. Cuming i, Les Vickers 2. Black cockerel: Lcs Vickers J, 11. Ellis 2, A. Partington 3. Black pullet: L. Vickers 1, B. A. O’Brien 2, J. C. Wallace 3. Wyandolles.—Silver cock: A. E. Herbert 1, Win. Dun and Son 2. Silver hen: A. E. Herbert 1, Wm. Dunn and Sun 2 ar.d 3. Silver cockerel: Wm. Dunn and Son I. E. L. Curnow 2. Silver pullet: E. L. Curnow i, Wm. lump and Son 2 and 3. Plymouth Rocks.—While cork: If. Gotliorpe I. While lien: li. Gotliorpe I, 2 aJUI 3. White cockerel: 11. (iutliorpe J, 2 and 3. While pullet : 11. Gothorpo J, 2 and 3. Rhode island Beds (single comb). — Single comb cock: IL Starr I, P. Bailey 2,'C. I/. Murray 3. Single enroll, lien: T. L. Ford 1, T. Bailey 2. Single comb cockerel: G. It. Murray i and 2. I*. Bailey 3. Single comb pullets P. Bailey 1, D. Starr 2, C. it. Murray 3.

Selling Class. —Heavy breed, any variety, cock or cockerel: D. Starr 1, J. O. XYallaco 2. Heavy breed, any variedy, ben or pullet: XX’. Dunn and Son i.

Pascoe gold bracelet (open, any variety utility or fancy poultry) : Mrs P. Bailey i, Mrs E. J. Coleman 2, Xirs J. C. XYallaco 3. Children's Glasses. —Heavy breed, lien or pullet: J. Dickson f and 2. Light breed, lien or pullet: T. C. Wallace i.

Ducks (open classes). —XX'hilc Buhner duel;: F. XV. Lusby I. Indian Runner drake: .Mrs M. Law 1. F. XV. Lusby 2, .1. lloach 3. Indian Runner duck: D. Riley J, Mrs XI. Law 2, .Mrs D. Bradley 3. Pekin drake: E. Martin 1, Xliss R. XL Lawson 2 and 3. Pekin duel;: E. Xlarlin J, Xliss Lawson 2.

Bantams (Old English Game). —Any variety, ben or pullet: Master A. Jenkins 2.

Rosecomb. —Any variety, cock or cockerel: J. Priscott 1, K. Blacklock 2, J. Pennington 3. Any variety hen or pullet: J. Priscott 1, J. Pennington 2 and 3.

Pekin.—Buff cock: Miss L. Kirkman 1 and 3, J. Priscott 2. Buff lieu: Xliss L. Kirkman 1. Buff cockerel: Xliss L. Kirkman 1. Buff pullet: Xliss L. Kirkman 1, K. Blacklock 2. Any other variety, cock or cockerel: G. Adams 1. Any other variety, hen or pullet: G. Adams i. Any variety, Bantam cock or cockerel: T. Xlatccr 1, G. Henderson 2. Any variety Bantam, hen or pullet: Misses .1. and B. Clark 1, C. Henderson 2, .Miss M. Breekon 3.

Pigeons.—Blue cock: A. XV. Staco 1 und 2. Blue hen: A. XV. Stace 1, 2 and 3. Blue or black chequer cock: A. XV. Stace i, 2 and 3. Blue or black chequer lien: A. XXL Stace 1 and 3, A. Maleolmson 2. Bed chequer cock: J. Pennington i, A. Maleolmson 2, J. A. Cleland 3. Red chequer hen: a’. XXL Stace 1 and 2, A. Maleolmson 3. Mealy cock: A. Maleolmson i, A XV. Stace 2, J. G. XVallacc 3. Xlcaly hen: A. XXL Stace 1, J. C. XXLiHace 2. Pied cock: A. XV. Stace 1 and 2, J. Priscott 3. Pied lien: A. XXL Stace 1 and 2, J. Priscott 3. Cock, any other colour: A. XXL Stace 1 and 2. lien, any other colour: A. XV. Stace 1. Cock (flown 200 miles) : A. Maleolmson 1, IL Gillies 2, A. XXL Slacc 3. lien (flown 200 miles) : A. Xlalcolmson 1, A. XXL Slacc 2, K. Clark 3. Cock (flown 300 miles): A. Xlalcolmson 1, K. Clark 2. Hen (down 300 miles): A. Malcolmson 1, J. A. Cleland 2. Cock (flown 400 miles): A. Xlalcolmson 1, E. A. High ton 2. Hen (flown 400 miles) : A. Xlalcolmson 1. Cock (flown 500 miles): N. XL Prune 1. Hen (flown 500 miles) : N. X. Prune 1. Dragoons. —Cock: T. Sparks and Sons 1 and 2. Hen: T. Sparks and Sons 1 and 2. ~ , Magpies. —Black cock: G. Hallon 1 and 2. Black hen: J. I-lalton 1. Tumblers. —Long-faced, clean-leg-ged cock: B. Duncan 1. Long-faced, clean-legged hen: B. Duncan i. Longfaced, muffed cock: J. Hallon 1. Fantails. —XX'hilc cock: T. Sparks and Sons 1, J. Priscott 2. White hen: T. Sparks and Sons 1, J. Priscott 2. Any other variety cock: B. Duncan 1 and 2. Jacobins. —Any other purc-brcd pigeon: J. llalton 1,2 and 3. SPECIAL CLASS. District Court Division —Gordonton district court, 273 J points, 1; Ilillcrcst district court, 273 points, 2; Pukctatia district court 2G4i points, 3. A special prize presented by Mr XXL J XleKco for the greatest number of points for swedes, turnips, mangolds, kumi kumi and potatoes, was won by Pukelalia.