MARRED BY RAIN

Waikato Times, Volume 126, Issue 21036, 12 February 1940, Page 4

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TE AWAMUTU SHOW BIG PARADE OF STOCK HIGH STANDARD OF QUALITY RECORD ENTRY OF DRAUGHTS (Special Reporter) TE AWAMUTU, Saturday. Heavy rain that fell practically without cessation during the day ruined the prospects of a record show for the Te Awamutu Agricultural. Pastoral and Horticultural Association when it held its eighteenth annual and Centennial show at Albert Park today. Entries were up in many sections, one of the features of the show being the record showing of draught horses. Despite the unpleasant conditions, there was a fair attendance of the public. Judging was carried out under extreme difficulties, while competitors in the ring events were handicapped by the very sodden ground. Nevertheless, an excellent display of jumping was given, the keen competition in the many events providing highclass entertainment for the crowded grandstand. The quality of the stock entries was of a high standard, while the entries in most classes were particularly satisfactory. In the draught horse section, where record entries came forward, the judge, Mr A. McRobbie, of Karaka, was full of praise for the various classes, specially mentioning the female entries. The light horse section was also strongly supported, and here again the quality was excellent. Good Parade of Jerseys In the dairy cattle sections, Jerseys paraded in the largest numbers and provided a splendid quality exhibit. Mr Norman Colson, of Waihou, who judged, described the entries as a credit to the district. Quality, he said, was good throughout, particularly in the young stock, while the champion bull, Mr W. S. McEwen’s Susie’s Oxford Design, was a splendid quality bull in every way, winning on its head and carriage. Mr j. Bones’ champion cow, Greencroft Amethyst, was an outstanding cow and particularly even. Although competition was limited in some classes, quality was hard to fault in the Milking Shorthorn classes where several prominent breeders were represented. The Morrinsville breeder, Mr R. D. Cochrane, who distributed the awards, described the entries as excellent cattle, true to type. Entries were sparse in the Ayrshire section, but what entries were forward were of attractive type. The special boys’ and girls’ calf classes drew large entries and the quality throughout was the best yet seen at a Te Awamutu show. The judge, Mr W. Montgomerie, of Te Aroha, who is well known as a calf club judge in the Waikato, considered

that the calves were the best he had yet judged. Judges Praise Quality There was a good showing of fat and stud sheep, the judge of the latter, Mr P. Bremer, of Tamahere, stating that it was evident that the sheep of the district were benefiting by the imported blood available. In praising the quality of the fat sheep, the judge, Mr J. C. Potts, of Cambridge, said that the pet lambs comprised a very good class, the entries indicating that the owners had shown every care in their management. Although competition was not strong in the Tamworth, Large White and Large Black pedigree pig classes, it was keen in the Berkshire section. The Papakura judge, Mr V. H. Hatrick, described the quality of the pigs as excellent and referred to the large entries in the special export classes. Championships Light Horses:—Hack: Mrs Eric Storey’s Daylight. Draught mare: Messrs Hall Bros.’ Brooksdale Queen. Reserve: Mr W. C. Wallace’s Village Princess. Ayrshires.—Bull: W. C. Wallace’s Greenan Borascope. Cow: W. C. Wallace’s Thirdpart Ha Golden Rod. Calf.—Eric Hodgson’s Kohinoor Del. Milking Shorthorns:—Cow: G. D. ! Hall and Sons’ Pinedale Mavis. | Jersey cow: Mr J. Bones’ Green- ! croft Amethyst. Reserve: Mr J. ! Bones’ Greencroft Patricia. Jersey

bull: Mr W. S. McEwen’s Susie’s Oxford Design. Reserve: Mr J. Bones’ Greenncroft Ace. School pony: Audrey Lucas’ Tony. Pigs.—Tamworth sow: New Zealand Dairy Company’s Te Rapa Beth 67th (also supreme champion). Reserve: New Zealand Dairy Company’s Punga Mara Rea. Large White boar: New Zealand Dairy Company’s Grinton Utility Boy. Reserve: Mr J. E. Parsons’ Belford’s Sir Beau. Large White sow: N.Z. Dairy Company’s Punga Mara White Lass Bth. Reserve: N.Z. Dairy Company’s Punga Mara White Lass 10th. Large Black boar: Messrs W. McGill and Son’s Grinton Fancy Choice 1. Large Black sow: Messrs McGill and Son’s Grinton Lady Bacon. Reserve: Mr H. T. Hodgson’s Lucerndale Bev. 13th. Berkshire boar: Messrs W. McGill and Son’s Ngahape Gay Landon (also champion of champions). ! Reserve: N.Z. Dairy Company’s Punga Mara Emperor sth. Sow: N.Z. Dairy Company’s Punga Mara Ladybird. Reserve: Messrs W. McGill and Son’s Makowhai Bella. Awards Draught Horses

1 Judge: .Mr A. Mcßobbie. Karaka. Draught mare. 3 years and over: Hall Bms. I. W. iWallace 2 and 3. Draught marc, special: \V. Wallace 1. Hall Bro°. 2. Rood mare with Dml: W. r. Wallace 1 and 2, V. Bay Draught gelding: E. H. .Marx i. ?. Hinton 2, T. G. Martin 3 Draught horse, llllv or gelding-, 2 years. W. G. Park 1. Hall Bros. 2. Draught yearling: s. J. Rankin I. W. 0. Park 2. Draught foal: A. A. law 1. W g park 2. A. Clarke 3. Draught foal, special: A. \. Law I. R. Baillie 2. Pair- draught mares: W. C. Wallace I. 8. J. Rankin 2. Hall Bros. 3. Team of draughts; Daniell Bros. I. H. Webber 2, T. A. West and Son 3. I t lity horse: E. Roswell i. p. Rav I. E. W. Atidersonn 3. Heavy springear t horse: >. J. Rankin 1 and' 2. A. \. law Rest walking draught: K. Boswell i. Hall Bros. 2. S. J. Rankin 3. LIGHT HORSES —Judge: Mr T. V. caverhfll. Ma-tert-n Thoroughbred mare: A. J. McGovern t. Alex Tims 2. H. Weal Mare, suitable ' breeding- backs: A. J. McGovern l, Alex

Tims 2, H. Weal 3. Cob, mare or gelding, 15 hands or under: A. L. storey l, D. M. Finlayson 2, C. E. Shakeshalt 3. Mare | or gelding, suitable mounted lines: A. L. Storev l. A. S. Buckland 2, C. Sutherland | 3. Hack, up to 13 stone: Mrs Frank . Baker i, K. Jones 2, H. Weal 3. I p to j 2, A s. Buckland 3. Maiden hack: Mis i K. storey 1, K. Jones 2, Colin Mearin 3. Ladv’s hack: Mrs K. Storey 1. Mrs F. Baker 2, Mrs G. Gorrie 3. Best paced hack: Mrs E. Storey 1, Mrs F. Baker 2, Mr* n Gorrie 3. Best walking hack: A. Buckland 1. A. L. Storey 2, Mrs E. Morey 3. Polo pony: A. s. Buckland l, Mrs E. Storey 2, Mrs F. Baker 3. Light Horses Thoroughbred yearling: Mrs M. E. O’Connor l. HARNESS CLASSES Trotting colt, marc or gelding: T. G. Martin 1, Urnu McLean 2, R. Vowless 3. CATTLE SECTION Shorthorns Judge: Mr R. D. Cochrane, Morrinsvllle. Bull 3 years and over: George Hall l. Two years: Waikcria Borstal Institute 1, C. J. V. Cov 2. Cow, 4 years and over, in milk: G. D. Hall and Sons 1, J. R. Flay 2. Waikeria Borstal Institute 3. Cow utility class: G. D. Hall and Sons 1, Waikena” Borstal institute 2. Cow or beirer, 3 years, in milk: ('». D. Hall and Sons 1. Yearling heifer: J. Searle 1, G. D. Hall and sons 2, C. J Flay 3. Yearling bull: G. D. Hall and Sons l, Waikeria Borstal Institute 2, J. R. Flay 3. Hcirer calT: G. D. Hall and Sons 1, J. Searlc 2. J. R. Flay 3. Bull calf: g. d. Ilall and Sons 1, J. Searle -2, J. B. Flay 3. Grade Shorthorns Cow: G Hall 1. 2 and 3. HrlOr: G. Hall 1 and 2. Heirer caH: E. J. Krippner l, J. Searle 2, C. J. Flay 3. Pedigree Jerseys Judge: Mr Norman Colson, \Aithou.) Bull. 3 years and over: W. S. MeEwen 1. J. Bones 2, K. H. Johnson 3. Bull, 2 years: 11. T.. Hodgson 1. Jones Bros. 2, A. K. Rav 3. COW, 3 year?: J. Bones J. J. G. Holmes 2, J. c. I’eak 3. Cow, J years: J. Rones 1 and 2, J. G. Holmes 3. Cow, 4 years and over: J. Bones 1 and 2, W. >. MeEwen :i. Production class: J. Bones 1 and 2, W. S. MeEwen 3. Senior group: w. s. MeEwen I, J. Bones 2'and 3. Junior group: A. 1.. Clark 1. J. G. Holmes 2. F. J. Rvlmrn 3. Two-year-old heifer: J. Bones 1, J. E. Parsons 2, 11. T. Hodgson 3. Yearling heirer. calved since June 1: J. G. Holmes 1 and 2. J. Bones 3, A. 1.. Clark L Yearling heifer, calved since September 1: J. E. Parsons 1, D. and J. S. Pattlsou 2. Yearling bull, calved since June 1: A. L. Clark l. J. E. Parsons 2. F. J. B. Ryburn 3. Yearling bull, special cla'3: J. Bones 1, W. S. MeEwen 2, D. and J s. Pattison 3. Bull cair 11. Allen l, D. and J. S. Pattison 2, W. s. MeEwen 3. Grade Jerseys (Judge: 'Mr W. Montgomerie, Te Aroha.) Cow, 3 years and over: A. S. Wyllie 1, Mrs L Brough 2, I. Donaldson 3. Two-year-old heirer: Mrs L. Brough 1, A. S. Wyllie 2, 11. R. Clark 3. Yearling heifer: A. S. Wyllie 1, Mrs M. E-. Shaw 2, H. T. Hodgson 3. Heifer calf: F. Edwards 1, A 3. Wyllie 2, 11. T. Hodgson 3. Milking Shorthorns Cow or heirer, 3 years, in milk: G. D. Hall and Sons 1. Ayrshires (Judge: Mr J. A. Watt, Cambridge) Bull, 3 years and over: W. C. Wallace 1. Two vears, Mrs D. A. Dudley 1. Cow, 4 years and over, in inilk: \V. C. Wallace 1. HeiTer, 2 years in milk: W. C. Wallace 1, Mrs D. A. Dudley 2. Heirer, yearling, W. C. Wallace 1 and 2. Bull, yearling: W. C. Wallace 1, Mrs D. A. Dudley 2. Heirer calf: W. C. Wallace 1 and 2. Bull caH: W. C. Wallace 1 and 2. Cattle Section Special dairy class: Grade cow, 3 years and over: K. A. Fraser 1, I. Donaldson 2. Sheep Section Fat Sheep (Judge, Mr J. c. Potts, Cambridge) Two lambs suitable local trade: Eric Reid 1 and 2. H. 1. I.owry 3. Two lambs suitable freezing: E. Reid 1, W. S. Hermann 2, R. G. McMillan 3. Ewes suitable breeding lambs for export: R. P. Mandeno 1, A. L. Storey 2, W. S. Germann 3. Lambs for freezing (Young Fanners’ Club members): R. P. Mandeno 1, H. C. Wynyard 2, Colin Nicholas 3. Pet lamb: Isobel Ray 1 and 2, Margaret 'Martin 3. Southdowns 'Judge: Mr P. Bremer, Tamahere) Bam, 4-tooth and over: Brad Symes 1, Mark Cowley 2, W. 5. Germann 3. Twotooth: M. Cowley 1, L. Kay 2, R. Symes 3. Two-tooth and over: M. Cowley 1 and 2, W. s. Germann 3. Ewe, 4-toc t h and over: M. Cowley 1 and 2, W. G. Macky 3. Twotooth: M. Cowley 1 and 2, B. Symes 3. Lamb ram: B. Symes l and 3. L. Kay 2. Lamb ewe: M. Cowley 1 and 2, S. Rhodes 3, Lamb ram shorn: S. Rhodes i. W. S. Germann 2. Lamb ewe shorn: S. Rhodes 1 and 2.

Pig Section (Judge: Mr V. H. Hatrick, Papakura.) Tamworthe Boar, under 8 months: N.Z. Dairy Company 1 and 2. Sow, 14 months and over: N.Z. Dairy Company 1. Sow, 8 months and under 14: N.Z. Dairy Company 1. Sow, 4 months and under 8: G. H. Barton 1, N.Z. Dairy Company 2, T. A. Rushbrooke 3. Sow, under 4 months: G. H. Barton 1. Large Whites Boar, 14 months and over: N.Z. Dairy Company 1. Boar, 8 months and under 14: J. k. Parsons 1. Boar, 4 months and under 8: N.Z. Dairy Company 1 and 2. Sow, 8 months and under 14: N.Z. Dairy Company 1,2 and 3. Sow, 4 months and under S: N.Z. Dairy Company 1 and 2. Large Blacks Boar, 14 months and over: W. McGill 1. Boar, 4 months and under 8: N.Z. Dairy Company 1. Boar, under 4 months: N.Z. Dairy Company 1. Sow, 14 months and over: W. McGill and Son 1, H. T. Hodgson 2. Sow, 8 months and under 14: N.Z. Dairv Company 1, W. McGill and Son 2 and 3. Sow, 4 months and under 8: N.Z. Dairy Company 1, I. O. Clark 2. Sow, under 4 months: N.Z. Dairy Company 1 and 2. Sow with litter: I. O. Clarke 1. Berkshires Boar, 14 months and over: W. McGill and son 1, N.Z. Dairy Company 2, T. K. Butler 3. Boar, 8 months and under 14: T K Nelson l. -Boar, 4 months and under 8: \V. McGill 1 and 2, N.Z. Dairy Company 3. Sow, 14 months and over: N.Z. Dairy Company 1, W. McGill 2, Parlane Bros. 3. Sow, 8 months and under 14:

\V. McGill and Son l, 2 and 3. Sow. * months and under 8: \V. McGill and Son 1,2 and 3. tow with litter: YV. McGill 1. Fat Pigs Baconer, 169 to 207 lb: N.Z. Dairy Company 1, T. Ray 2, P. Bay 3, A. S. Clark 4. Porker: Jones Bros. 1, N.Z. Dairy Company 2, T. Ray 3, G. H. Barton 4. Baconer, 120 to 150 lb: P. Ray 1, T. Ray 2, A. S. West 3, E. D. Fraser 4. Ring Events Maiden hunter: A. S. Buckland’s Kitty O’Shea 1, S. C. Macky’s Sale Bank 2, Mrs I*. Bird’s Tui Nui 3. Lady rider, notec: Miss M Walker l, Mrs l’lutey 2, Miss M. Jones 3. Hunting competition, special: 11. Clarkin's Valorous l, D. M. Johnston’s entry 2, A. Yarndley’s Magic Land 3. Pony hunter, 13 hands and under: Diana Ranstead 1. Joyce Vincent 2, Ron Beet 3. Light-weight hunter, special: li. Clarkin’s Valorous l. It. E. Buckland’s Midnight 2, R. 11. Marx’s Little Jim 3, Heavy-weight hunter, up to l ist, special: Mrs C. Merrill’s Spark l. D. M. Johnston’s entry 2. A. Yarndley's Magic Land 3. Lady’s hunter: A. Yarndley’s Magic Land 1, S. C. Macky’s Safe Bank 2. D. M. Johnston's entry 3. Consolation hunter: S. C. Macky’s Safe Bank 1. P. Murphv’s entry 2, R. E. Buckland’s Midnight ‘3. Lady rider, over rences: Mrs Allen Yarndley 1. Miss S. Sellars 2. Mrs Couston 3. Gentleman rider: A. Yarndley 1, H. Clarkin 2, R. E. Buckland 3. Juvenile Classes

(Judge: Mr R. 11. Nolan, <Roto-o-Rangi) Puny. 14.2 and under: T. I*. Murphy l, R. s. .Marx 2, A. Lucas 3. Boy’s or girl’s pony, Li hands and under: c. Sutherland hands ami under: A. Lucas 1. Mulcahy 2. j Vincent 3. Pony. 11.2 and under: R. Beet l. N. Beet 2, J. Ramsay 3. Best maunemi: A. Lucas l. Mulcahy 2, D. R:in--teud 3. Bov rider, 15 years: l». Runsicad l. I. Johnston 2. Buy rider, Li years and under: D. Ranstead I, li. Beet 2. Girl ridei • Diana Ranstead I. M. Mulcahv 2. M. Martin 3. Girl rider. 12 years and under: Mulcahy i. A. Lucas 2, J. Vincent :i. Child rider: Diana Ranstead 1, B. Ranstead J. Vincent Po:iy, l L2 hands and under: D. Ranstead l. Mulcahy BOYS & GIRLS’ CALF CLUB Group class: Hairini !, Te Mawhai 2, Pate rang! 3. pedigree Jersey heifer: Eric Hodgson 1. Lni-1 llodeson 2. Beryl Harding a. Grade Florence Edwards l. J. It. Munro J, 1. time Wyllie :<. Heifer • for exhibit... who has not wmi at a previous show : P. Fleming i, J. Short 2, 44. Garrett 3. Best

mannered cair: M. McLean 1 lan Ander--on ° Hodgson 3. Grade heirer: Jeanette Wyllie l, J. Short 2, Davey Johnson 3. Home Industries (Judge: Miss Moir, Te Awamutu.) Bread, white, not less than 21b loaf, one j dav old: Mrs E. Cox l, Miss K. Macky scones, wholemeal flour: Mrs E. cox l, Mrs F. Ryburn 2. bread, nuts only: Mrs S. H. West 1, Mrs A. E. Ray 2. Best family cake: Miss K. Macky l, Mrs> A. L. Hav 2 .Seed cake: Miss K. Mack) l, Miss \ Rav 2. Christmas cake (minimum Ylb): " Miss K. Macky 1, Mrs C. C. Ryburn 2, Mrs A. Ray 3. Biscuits (collection of 4 varieties): Mrs L. J. Melt ill.. l and 2. Gems: Mrs G. Norris 1. sandwich: Mrs H. J. Irwin 1, Mrs G. Norris 2, Miss Iris McDonald 3. Sandwich (jam): Mrs G. Morris 1, Miss K. Macky 2. Jam sandwich (not previous winners): Miss 1. Ray 1, Miss Erua and Mrs F. Ryburn 2. chocolate cake (Iced): Mrs C. Ryburn l. Miss K. Macky 2. Wholemeal sponge: Mrs A. E. Rav 1. Mrs C. Ryburn 2 Pikelets; Mrs T. Bain I, Mr* C. O’Neill 2, Mrs L[ Ryburn 3. Jam tarts: Mrs Wm. Morris •.» (no first award). Scones, plain: Mrs B. Taylor 1. Mrs A. C. Grvsell 2. Scones, collection of 4: Mrs F. Ryburn 2. Sponge roll- Mrs C. Byburn 1. Madeira cake: Miss J. E. Godkln 1, Miss A. Ray 2. Cream "pulTs: Mrs \Y. J. Melville 1, Miss K. Macky Billy loaf: Miss E. M. Williamson 1, Mrs w. Alexander 2. Coconut ice: Miss l F Godkin I. Gingerbread (plain): Mrs \. c. civsell. .Shortbread: Mrs N. J. Irwin 1. Mr-"C. D. Neill 2. Scones, plain Gulden Bloom baking powder): Mrs F. i Rvlmrn 1. Mrs A. O. Payne 2. Jam sandwich • Golden Bloom): Mrs C. Ryburn 1. Mrs a. E. Ray 2. Mrs 11. J. Irwin 3. Children’s Class. —Sponge: E. \\ yllle. Pikelets: E. Wyllie. Primary schools: scones, J. Wyllie. Preserves (Judge: Miss Moir) Plum jam: Mrs A. Kay 1. Mrs G. Hall i Jar or jelly: Miss F. Hughes l, Mrs n Era:- 2. Miss' K. M. Williamson 3. Marmalade: mis li. Mandeno t. Mrs W. Germann 2. Three varieties jam: Miss I. McDonald 1. Mrs A. Kay 2. Three varieties jellies: Mrs A. E. Ray I. Mrs \. Kay Three varieties preserved fruit: Mrs L. P. l’eddott 1. Miss Freda Hughes •.». Mrs \ Kav :: Tomato sauce: Mrs F. Ryburn l. Mrs H. J. Irwin 2. Three varieties sauce: Mrs A. E. -Ray I, Mrs W. J. Melville 2. Chutney: Mrs F. Ryburn 1 and ■> Rot.tied tomatoes: Mrs C. Ryburn l, Mrs W. Germann 2. Cut Flowers : Judge- Mr A.' J. shepherd. Morrin*ville) Carnations: Mrs McWhannell 1. Mrs \. ■ Rerrv 2. Mrs J. Morrow Guillardias: Mrs a. Berry t. MisEric r-iurev !. I.ili"-: *M r • Daw-- -n !. Mr* Macke 2. Mrs W. ';ermaim \ster*: Mrs A. Berry 1. Zinnias: Mrs Harvey 1, i

Mrs A. Berry 2. Sweet peas: Mrs A. Berry 1. Gerberas: Mrs 'McWhannell 1. sunflowers: Mrs S. smith. Dahlias, giant. 12 varieties: Mrs Marx 1, Mrs A. Harvey 2. Dahlias, charm (6): Mrs McWhannell l, Mrs Marx 2, Mrs McWhannell 3. Dahlias, giant, G varieties: Mis Marx 1, Mrs Sutton 2, Mrs A. Berry 3. Dahlias, decorative, 3 varieties: Airs Marx 1, Mrs McWhannell 3. Dahlias, pom-pom: Mrs McWhannell i, Mrs Harvey 2, Mrs A. Berry 3. Dahlias, collection or G, r<*ur or more types: Mrs Marx 1, Mrs McWhannell 2, Mrs Dawson 3. Cosmos; Mrs S. Macky and Mrs Germann '.equal; 2. Collection cut flowers: Mrs Marx 1, Mrs Dawson 2. Mrs Eric Storey 3. Vase pink flowers: Mrs \V. Morris l, Mrs Dawson 2, Mrs J. Mor-ow 3. Vase yellow flowers: Mrs W. Morris 1. Vase purple flowers: Mrs Dawson 1. va<e r« J flowers: W. Morris 1, Mrs J. Morrow 2, Mrs Dawson 3. Maidenhair fern: Mrs Marx j. Achimenes: Mrs Marx 1. Pot Plants (Judge: Mrs A. J. shepherd; Aspidistra or palm: Mrs J. A. Marx and Mrs W. Germann 1. Maidenhair Tern: Mrs Marx l. Begonia. Mrs Marx l. Flowering plant: Mrs Marx l. Foliage ■ plant: Mrs Marx 1. Collection or G: Mrs | Marx 1 and 2. I Fruit (Judge; Mr J. Reynolds.) Cooking apples: Miss F. Hughes l. Mis* C. Macky 2, Mrs \. R. .Storey 3. Lessen apples: Mr H. Murrell i. .Mr.- A. It. Morey 2, Miss c. Ma..k-; 3. Collection app'as- Mi -■ Freda Hughes 1, Mr 11. MumCl 2. Grape-, bunch grown outsicse: Mim C Macky 2. Plums, Japanese: Miss Freda Hughe- l. W. F. l ees and Co. 2, Mrs Dawson 3. Plums, collection: Mrs C. 11. Terry 1, W. 1 . Lees and Co. 2. Pears, cooking: Mr J. B. Flay | 1, Miss C. Macky 2. Pears, collection 3:1 Miss C. Macky a. Peaches, 1 variety: smith l, Mr.- c. Macky 2. Passion fruit: Mrs A. C. Cry sell l, Mrs s. smith 2. Mr*'H. 2, Mr A. Bygrave 3. Tomatoes, 5 smooth: Mrs c. Macky 1, Mrs \\. Hermann 2. Collection lrult: Miss C. Macky J 1, Mrs K. Macky 2. Lemons: Mis.- c. I Mackv 1. Mrs Morris -j. Nectarines: Mi--I C. Mackv l. W. f. Lees and Co. 2, Mrs I Eric storey 3. Oranges: Mrs W. Gee--1 maim l, Mrs G. Hall 2. I Garden and Field Produce Judge: Mr J. Reynolds; Rhubarb, G largest: G. Reynolds i and 2. Rhubarb, o best quality: G. Reynolds 1. Carrots, Miorthoru: R. Reynolds l and 2. i G. 1 ’ Reynolds 11 J.'" 1 Carrots*”’ Lite variety .' j E. w. dawn l, G. Reynolds 2. Beet. turnip-rooted: G. Reynolds 1 and 2. E. ; -wan 3. -liver beet: Mrs A. L. Thomas 1 !. G. Reynold* 2. Beel. red. oval: G. ; Reynold- 1 and 2. Parsnips: K. W. C r.; tvn i. Green pea-: Ivan Petersen t. -I;iitn 2. 1:* m il bean-: \. Ryg axe 1. g. . Rf.noht* 2. Runner bean*: G. Reynold* 1. Lettuce: \. Uygrave 1. G. Reynold" i 2. encumbers: e. Reynold.- i. cummbers, apple: Mrs A. C. Cry sell 2. Vcge-j

table marrows: Mt*s K. Macky 1, G. Reynold* 3, E. swan 3. onions, Brown Spanish: E. Bevan 1, G. Reynolds 2. union* ■ "traw Spanish;, g. Reynold* l and ?. E W. Craven 3. Onions, any otter: Mrs W. Morris 1. onions, collection: F. swan 1, G. Reynolds 2. Unions, 5 heaviest: E. Swan l, J. flaynes 2. R. It. Flay 3. Onions (shallots), white: ". H. West l. Onion-(sha-llots), brown: J. Haynes l. Unions • Miallot-;, 1 2 heaviest stiaw: L Swan 1, Mrs Freda Hughes 2. onions 'shallots , 12 heaviest brown: J. Haynes 1, Mrs v. Kay 2. potatoes 'kidney): G. Reynolds 1 and 2. Mrs ]'. Ryburn 3. potatoes (round': Mrs K. Bowden 1. Mrs A. Ka. G. Reynolds 3. Potatoes (collection G. Reynolds 1, E. Swan 2. H. V. Colllson Po.atoes 16 heaviest : Mrs W. \lex.ander 1. E. Swan 2. Mrs Harvey 3. YegetaDleirolleetion of , : K. W. Craven 1. G. Reynold? 2. Vegetable- • • l 1 '7 12 G. ReyonldS 1, Mr- k. Bowden 2. Maize: C. J. Flay 1, S. Smith 2. Farm and Dairy Produca 'Judge: Miss Mo'r.) Lemon honey: Mrs F. Byb ini 1. Mrs J C. Peake 2. Devonshire cream: Mrs - C Mackv 1. Eggs (G duck : Mr W. Mackv. Eggs •. hen : Mr W. G. Mackx 1. Miss Erua Mrs F. Ryburn > 2. soap, home-made: Mrs W. Germann 2. Decorative Bowl or flowers: Mrs W. \le\ander 1, Miss His M' I*on.'ild 2. Row! sweet pea* Miss Frances Munro 1. Tall vase: Miss France- Munro l. Table decoration: Mrs W. Alexander 1. Mis- McDonald 2. Novice table decoration iunder IS . Miss Frances Munro i. Needle and Fancy Work Jildp' : Mies M. -Noble. Hamilton.) R.ibv’s frock and jacket, knitted: Miss Mitchell 1. Mrs m-wil- 2. Mr- 1.. Kidd 3. Child’* frock, daintiest: Mr- I . A. Johnston l. Hair-crown article: Mrs H. Fear 1. Mrs \v. Getnnann S. "Upper cloth: Mr? k. H. Cox 1, Mrs F. Balt son 2. Ml?* \ courtmann 3. Knitted -o\: Mrs !.. \. Johnsion 1. Mrs D. Finlayson 2. Mrs E. ltav n. Knitted bed --. \ M• - A. t. Bav 1. Miss I. «Rtv 2. Prettiest apron: Ml-s J. West I. Mi-s - 'UrtmaUli 2, Miss 3. West 3. Puche-S S,. t : Ml*.- J West 1. Miss Courtmann 2. Mr- H. Brandon 3. Knitted jumper: Mrs \. Johnston 1. Tap--1 e-trv: Mr* W. Ale.xander Kn.tted bd- . Jacket: Mrs G. Hall I. Ml*- N. Godkin 2. Mrs M. C. Darnell a. Tatting: Ml— Johnston l. Miss Jean ' D'o'!-y Mi-s D. Ferguson 3. Traycloth: Miss F. Cox 1. Coat hanger: Ml-.- Label Hav 2. Table centre: V- Humphrey I. Mis- D. Ferguson 2. Knitted toy: Mrs A. Bay 2. Material tov: Mr? C. U- 1 "\ 1. Mr- Boswell 2 and ti. Richelieu work: Mi— B. We-t 2. Prettiest cushion: Mr* W. Finlay 1. Mrs W. \le\ander 2. Most liseTui cushion: M!?- I Rav 1. Mrs \\ Germann 2. r. i c*.-v knitted,: Mr- W. Finlay 1. Mrs \\ . Gem.ami 2 and i*. Tea c -y. ' Mrs w. riui.iv I. " i:idw , !i-di-h d'ox !-\ Mi-s D. Fergu.-on 9. M• ~*t u>eful article made riom -ugar-bag: Mrs \\. Geiinanu 1. j beaten metal article: Miss f iU).