LATE EDITION

Waikato Times, Volume 125, Issue 20917, 23 September 1939, Page 4

LATE EDITION

STAG TROPHY FINAL WAR NEWS FEATURED The late edition of the Waikato Times this evening will contain a complete review of the Stag Trophy Rugby final between City and Old Boys, while all the latest sporting news from throughout the Dominion will also be published. The Issue, which will be on sale In all centres, will also feature all the latest news concerning the war In Europe. and Nellie or Rhodesian 2. Malden: Mrs F. Day’s Fay of Rhodesian 1. N.Z. bred: Mrs F. Day’s Nellie of Rhodesian. Best opposite sex: Mrs F. Day’s Fay of Rhodesian. Best puppy: Mrs F. Day’s Fay of Rhodesian 1. Greyhounds Malden: Mrs F. Day’s Doubtrul 1 and Some Doubt 2. Novice: Mrs F. Day’s Doubtrul l. Colonial bred: T. Brown’s Sons Soucl 1, Mrs F. Day’s Some Doubt 2. Colonial Bred: T. Brown’s Sons Souci 1. Dogs, open: T. Brown’s Sons Souci 1 ana champion, Mrs F. Day’s Doubtful 2 and Some Doubt 3. Brace: Mrs F. Day’s entry 1. Airedales Limit: Mrs S. Haines’ Mistybrldge Minstrel 1 and champion. Dogs, open: A. T. Slade’s Bingley Princess 1. Best opposite sex: Mrs S. Maine’s Mistybrldge Minstrel 1. Best puppy: A. T. Slade’s Bingley Princess 1. Pointers Puppy (under 6 months): W. H. Burch’s Hunter’s Dawn 1, Rev. Father Murphy’s Hunter’s Night 2. Puppy, under 12 months: D. Davis’ Temal Dooley 1, C. A. Walker’s Hunter’s Coy 2, W. H. Burch’s Hunter’s Dawn 3. Maiden: C. A. Walker’s Hunter’s Cry 1, Mrs James Kidd’s Demonstrator 2, R. L. Shirley’s Tatuanui Jock 3. Novice: Mrs Kidd’s Demonstrator 1, R. L. Shirley’s Tatuanui Jock 2. Junior: D. Davis’ Tearnai Dooley 1. Limit: D. Davis’ Temal Dooley l, R. J. Crosby’s Stamford Super-ex, 2. N.Z. bred: N. E. Smith’s Nectar Blend l, R. J. Crosby’s Stamford Super-ex, 2. Dogs, open: N. E. Smith’s Nectar Blend 1, D. Davis’ Temal Dooley 2, R. J. Crosby’s Stanford Super-ex, 3. Bitches: J. F. Ritchie’s Perfection 1. Open: W. R. Storey’s Stanford Cherry 1, J. F. Ritchie’s Huntly Pride 2. Best opposite sex: N. E. Smith’s Nectar Blend 1. Best puppy: D. Davis’ Temal Dooley 1. Irish Setters N.Z. bred: C. Copestake’s Pal-o-mlne 1. Best: C. Copestake’s Pal-o-mine 1. French ball dogs, bitch: Mrs E-. D. Henry’s Louise 1. Terriers Irish Terries, bitch: C. J. Bayley’s ch Kildare Patricia 1 and champion. Fox Terriers (smooth coated): Puppy (under 6 months): Mrs J. S. Pender’s Arliss or Roblea 1. Limit: Mrs E. K. Morrow’s Monovale Meteor 1. Bitches, limit: Mrs J. A. Garyson’s Roberta’s Resemblance 1 and champion, Mrs James Kidd’s Monovale Merit 2. Best opposite sex: Mrs E. K. Morrow’s Monovale Meteor 1. Best puppy: Mrs Grayson’s Roberta’s Resemblance 1. Fox Terriers (wire haired) : D. R. Munro’s ch Glen Tel Geste and champion. Sealyham Terriers.—Dogs, open: Mrs E. \V. James’ Student Prince of Eton 1 and champion. Bitches: Mrs Wilfred William’s Brenda or Waharoa 2. Cocker Spaniels.—Limit: Mrs Constance Deverson’s Owairaka Tui 1. Open: Miss M. Mossrnan’s Meola Boy Louw l and champion. Scottish Terriers.—Stud: Mrs V. Ewcn’s Crich Cavalcade 1 and champion. Maiden: Mrs A. F. Pearson’s Clyde. Bitches: Mrs V. Ewen’s Glenesk Gael l and champion. Best opposite sex: Mrs Ewen’s Glenesk Gael 1. (Additional list of prizewinners will appear in Monday’s issue.)