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COMPANIONS ON A TRAMPING TOUR An English girl hiker gives her Cocker spaniel puppy a lift ia a novel manner during a week-end outing.

New Zealand Herald

8 December 1934

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A former Cruft’s champion of champions (this blue roan cocker spaniel bitch, Tracey Witch of Ware) and the winner’s trophy (“not even particularly valuable”).

Press

30 January 1981

CANTERBURY KENNEL CLUB

Press

12 October 1926

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Press

19 March 1955

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ROYAL EXHIBITOR.—Princess Margaretha of Sweden with her cocker spaniel, Sandons Jasmine, which won first prize in its class at the Swedish Kennel Club’s International Show.

Press

10 October 1960

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TAMMY, A COCKER SPANIEL, being admired by Patricia Carrington (left) and Anne Samuel at the Canterbury Kennel Association’s show at the Show Grounds on Saturday.

Press

7 May 1962

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CHAMPION DOG.—“Lucky Star of Ware,” a cocker spaniel, is the champion dog in England, and to date has won 367 firsts and 32 challenge certificates.

Star (Christchurch)

14 April 1931

Serious Studies. The nice little Cocker spaniel looks very much like a learned man of much experience and adversity as it looks over its spectacles.

Wanganui Chronicle

12 July 1948

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DOG AND POULTRY SHOW.

New Zealand Herald

30 June 1900

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Otago Daily Times

5 June 1950

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CANTERBURY WORKING GUN DOG CLUB.—Mr Henry Brake's blue roan Cocker Spaniel, Don, winner of the novice trophy at the trial held ' during the wbek-end at Rakaia.

Press

30 May 1933

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Mr D. L. Braham’s imported cocker spaniel Silver Temple of Ware, which was awarded the trophey for the best exhibit at the recent Melbourne Royal Show.

Otago Daily Times

18 October 1938

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“MAGNIFICENT SEVEN.”—These Golden Cocker Spaniel puppies, a six-week-old litter from Tiri of Kotuku, sired by Greenglen Gamecock, belong to Mrs K. M. H. Price, of Christchurch.

Press

1 August 1972

KENNEL CLUB’S PARADE

Press

2 March 1936

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KENNEL CLUB PARADES

Press

8 April 1940

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Champion of champions at world's greatest dog show: This cocker spaniel won the premier trophy at Croft'* Show, London, la*i month " for the second year in succession.

New Zealand Herald

10 March 1939

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Mrs W. M. Angus’s imported Pekingese dog Yao-choo of Alderbourne (Puck of Helwei—Mitzu of Alderbourne). Messrs Farquharson and Smyth’s imported cocker spaniel Harley Duchess (Dobrow Duke—Churchleigh Hilary).

Otago Daily Times

21 September 1937

SUCCESSFUL PARADE HELD BY KENNEL CLUB.

Star (Christchurch)

15 February 1930

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XxUN DOG TRIAL.—A head study of Mr T. Bradshaw's Cocker Spaniel Brunlea Doll, winner of the J. R. McKenzie Cup at the trial of the Canterbury Kennel Club.

Press

24 March 1936

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SPANIEL KILLS A FOX

New Zealand Herald

29 April 1933

SPANIEL KILLS A FOX

Otago Daily Times

5 May 1933

SPANIEL KILLS FOX

Southland Times

26 May 1933

SPANIEL KILLS FOX

Dominion

23 May 1933

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Head of the supreme champion at Cruft’s Annual Dog Show, held at the Royal Agricultural Hall, London, on February 10. He is the cocker spaniel Exquisite Model of Ware.

Northern Advocate

5 March 1938

CHAMPION IN KENNEL CLUB'S SHOW Messrs Farquharson and Smyth’s imported cocker spaniel Harley Duchess (Dobrow Duke—Churchleigh Hilary), which was judged the best dog in the Otago Kennel Club’s show.

Otago Daily Times

18 October 1937

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Here can be seen the chief points of the cocker spaniel Exquisite Model of Ware, which was awarded the trophy for Best Dog at Cruft's Show, London, last month.

Otago Daily Times

29 March 1938

LIKE A LION’S ROAR

Taranaki Daily News

20 April 1935

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Press

29 May 1933

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Press

20 August 1949

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Manawatu Standard

6 March 1937

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OTAGO KENNEL CLUB

Otago Daily Times

23 November 1939

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CANTERBURY GUN DOG CLUB

Press

17 July 1950

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WANGANUI SUCCESSES

Wanganui Chronicle

3 October 1942

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Mr H. S. Lloyd's cocker spaniel Exquisite of Ware, winner of three firsts and champion, best of breed, and superior champion dog at Cruft's big show in London last month.

Otago Daily Times

8 March 1938

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SUPREME CHAMPION.—Head of the supreme champion at Cruft's Annual Dog Show, held at the Royal Agricultural Hall, London, on February 10. He is the cocker spaniel Exciuisite Model of Ware.

Poverty Bay Herald

21 March 1938

VALUABLE DOGS.—A Welsh sheep-dog, a breed now said to he very rare, imported jor a Wellington purchaser, withahlack cocker spaniel, and a wire-haired terrier, which arrived at Auckland by the Mataroa,

Northern Advocate

12 December 1934

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SUPREME CHAMPION.—Head of the supreme champion at Cruft s Annual Dog Show, held at the Royal Agricultural Hall. London, on February 10. He is the cocker spaniel Exquisite Model of Ware,

Timaru Herald

8 March 1938

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Press

6 September 1948

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WAITING FOR THE JUDGE.—The English setter, Jasper of Rustmeade, and cocker spaniel puppy, Broadsea Lad, at the Canterbury Kennel Club’s show. They were exhibited by D. F. Bardeen and Mrs Bardeen (Dunedin).

Press

9 November 1956

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BEST IN SHOW AT CRUFT'S.—Mr. A. H. Lloyd's cocker spaniel Exquisite Model of Ware, which passed dogdom's supreme test when she Was judged best of all breeds at this famous London show:

Manawatu Standard

3 March 1938

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A Prize-winner.—Merrybrook of Craven, a three-year-old Cocker Spaniel, owned by Mrs. W. Flanagan, of Kelburn, winner of five first prizes at the Wairarapa Kennel Club’s dog parade on Saturday. —“Dominion” photo.

Dominion

16 May 1933

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Dominion

22 July 1941

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COCKER SPANIEL PARADE.

Manawatu Times

25 October 1921

CANTERBURY KENNEL CLUB

Press

5 October 1955

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WANGANUI KENNEL CLUB'S SHOW.

Manawatu Standard

14 March 1919

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BEST IN SHOW AT CRUFT'S.-Mr. A. H. Lloyd's cocker spaniel Exquisite Model of Ware, which pa sed dogdonxs supreme test when she Was judged best of all breeds at this famous London show.

Auckland Star

2 March 1938

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VALUABLE DOGS.—A Welsh sheep-dog, a breed now said to be very rare, imported for a Wellington purchaser, with a black cocker spaniel and a wire-haired terrier which arrived at Auckland by the Mataroa.

Poverty Bay Herald

13 December 1934

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CANINE ARISTOCRATS.—A Welsh sheep-dog, a breed now said to be very rare, imported for a Wellington purchaser, with a, black cocker spaniel and a wire-haired terrier which arrived at Auckland by the Mataroa.

Timaru Herald

22 December 1934

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VALUABLE DOGS.-A Welsh sheep-dog, a breed now said to be very rare, imported For a Wellington purchaser, with a black cocker spaniel and a wire-haired terrier which arrived at Auckland by the Mataroa.

Wanganui Chronicle

14 December 1934

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DOG AND POULTRY SHOW.

Press

30 June 1900

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WELLINGTON KENNEL CLUB

Dominion

15 October 1945

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MOST POPULAR DOGS

Dominion

23 December 1932

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VALUABLE DOGS.—-A Welsh sheep-dog, a breed now said to be very rare, Imported for a Wellington purchaser, with a black cocker spaniel and a wire-haired terrier which arrived at Auckland by the Mataroa.

Waikato Times

22 December 1934

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Evening Post

12 March 1934

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Dominion

13 March 1934

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KENNEL CLUB SHOW

Press

11 May 1953

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DOC SHOW RESULTS

Press

20 September 1961

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OTAGO KENNEL CLUB

Evening Star

22 November 1939

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AUCKLAND KENNEL CLUB.

Lyttelton Times

1 November 1897

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A CHAMPION SAMOYED.—Birchfield Silver Tips winner of the non-sporting kennel section at the Mackenzie Highland Show held at Fairlie recently. His owner is Mrs Frances Cooke, of Papanui, vice-president of the Canterbury Cocker Spaniel Club.

Press

13 April 1959

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PREMIER AWARD AT CRUFT'S Mr H. S. Lloyd's cocker spaniel bitch Exquisite Model of Ware which obtained the premier award at Cruft's Show in London last month. Exquisite also won this coveted honour last year.

Otago Daily Times

28 March 1939

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(1) Mx F. Hickinbottom's first prize Bulldog (open); (2; Mr S. Oates' first prize Bulldog bitch; (3) Mr C. Ride's (Christcliurch) first prize Black Cocker Spaniel; (4) Mr J. A. England's firet prize Collie (open).

Otago Witness

12 June 1912

WORKING GUN DOGS.

Press

23 October 1928

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Wairarapa Times-Age

15 April 1940

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VARIETY CLASSES

Evening Post

9 September 1938

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'. . . "Evening Post" Photo. VALUABLE DOGS.—A Welsh sheep-dog, a breed now.said to be very rare, imported for a Wellington purchaser, with a black cocker spaniel and a wire-haired terrier which arrived at Auckland by the Mataroa.

Evening Post

10 December 1934

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CANTERBURY KENNEL CLUB

Press

15 March 1955

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COCKER SPANIEL CLUB.

Manawatu Standard

30 November 1923

Pomeranian Judged Corgi Runner-up

Press

10 November 1962

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WINNER AT GUN DOG TRIAL.—Mr T. Bradshaw's Brunlea Gunner was the winner of the Cocker Spaniel Shield competition at the trial of the Canterbury Gun Dog-Club held at the week-end on the property of Mr D. Wilson, near Loburn*

Press

14 May 1935

AT THE CANTERBURY KENNEL CLUB’S MID-YEAR SHOW.—LEFT: The biggest and the smallest. Carl Ramsay with his Japanese pug, Liangmos Blond Lady, and Mr R. E. Growcott’s Great Dane, Wynwood Blue Ribbon. RIGHT: Maura Loney with her cocker spaniel, Mintie.

Press

14 May 1951

SUGAR, A COCKER SPANIEL, sits by a fire hydrant, nearly buried in snow, in Buffalo. New York. Falls of snow covered much of the upper part of New York state after storms came in off Lakes Erie and Ontario.

Press

2 December 1969

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MISS MARGARET RAWLINGS AND HER DOG FLUSH. Flush is seen in this photograph just after being enrolled in the Tail-Waggers' Club, which event took place in Christchurch. The favourite Cocker Spaniel is prominent in "The Barretts or Wimpole Street."

Otago Daily Times

28 October 1932

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W. C. LEVERSEDGE-S (CHRISTCHURCH) J. FULLER—BEST IRISH TERRIER J. W. THOMPSON'S FIRST PRIZE E. H. LOUGH'S FIRST PRIZE E. WEBSTER'S FIRST PRIZE. FIRST AND SPECIAL COCKER IN SHOW. FOX TERRIER SLUT, WAKARI BULL PUPPY. FOX TERRIER—MAIDEN SPANIEL. PRIDE. BITCHES.

Otago Witness

25 July 1906

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COCKER SPANIEL CLUB FORMED

Press

12 May 1949

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WANGANUI & WEST COAST CANINE SOCIETY.

Wanganui Herald

27 April 1917

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COCKER SPANIEL CLUB

Otago Daily Times

5 December 1949

DOMINION'S FIRST AIRDOG.—Dawn, a cocker spaniel pup, travelled by ’plane from Hastings to Gisborne and thence to Auckland with Flying-Officer R. J. Copley, tho Auckland Aero Club’s ground engineer. He is seen berg at his now home at Mangere.

Hawke's Bay Tribune

29 October 1929

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DOMINION’S FIRST AIRDOG.—Dawn, a cocker spaniel pup, travelled by plane from Hastings to Gisborne and thence to Auckland with Flying-Officer R. J. Copley, the Auckland Aero Club’s ground engineer. He is seen here at his new home at Mangere.

Sun (Auckland)

22 October 1929

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The Pick of the Show.-Mr. H. S. Lloyd’s champion cocker spaniel Lucky Star of Ware, who was judged the best dog or bitch at Cruft’s dog show in London. This show is the most famous in the world. —Central Press, photo.

Dominion

4 April 1930

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THE ILLUSTRATIONS, reading down from top left: Scotch Terrier, Sealyham, Cocker Spaniel, Bulldog, Pyrrenean Mountain Dog, Bottom tow, from left: Greyhounds, Wire-haired Fox Terrier, Chow Chow, Pekingese. Right column, reading from top: Scotch Collie, Afghan Hound, Samoyede, Mastiff, Irish Setter.

Dominion

24 October 1936

Beagle wins? Coast dog show

Press

14 September 1981

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Press

15 September 1934

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KENNEL CLUB SHOW

Press

10 November 1951

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CANTERBURY GUN DOG CLUB

Press

23 April 1949

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WORKING GUN DOGS.

Star (Christchurch)

29 May 1933

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Press

8 August 1936

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WELLINGTON DOG SHOW.

Lyttelton Times

14 August 1919

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WELLINGTON DOG SHOW.

Sun (Christchurch)

14 August 1919

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JUDGING DOGS AT THE HUTT SHOW.—The first show of the Hutt Valley Kennel Club was held at Petone. The illustration shows the judge making his selection in the ladies’ class, won by Miss M. Mossman with her cocker spaniel, Meola Boy Blue.

Poverty Bay Herald

29 November 1934

Dr. A. Smith-Morton’s Scotch Terrier, Toteridge Macduff: Best Scotch or Irish Terrier. Mr L. Smythe's Cocker Spaniel, Church Leigh Storm Boy: Best dog. Mr S. D. Stewart’s Irish Setter, Rita: Best Setter. Mr A. G. Chisman’s Irish Terrier, Sir Michael: First prize.

Otago Witness

21 June 1932

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CANTERBURY GUN DOG CLUB

Press

23 November 1951

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Press

6 April 1949

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DUNEDIN DOG SHOW.

Lyttelton Times

30 June 1900

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FIRST RIBBON PARADE

Waikato Times

21 December 1945

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Saved Dog's Life

Northern Advocate

12 June 1948

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BEST IN SHOW (ALL BREEDS). —Champion of champions at a dozen consecutive dog shows. Champion Midas of Hollymount, a splendid cocker spaniel from Melbourne, returned in triumph from the Sydney Royal Short*. He von (he special prize for the best challenge dog (all breeds).

Auckland Star

13 April 1937

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A FINE UTTER OF PUPPIES.-Te» purebred Cocker Spaniel puppies belong to Mrs B. Wild, 13 Churchill meet. They are a nronth old and all are fine specimens. There were U A ru\n wiifin v/x * .n the iitteTf fat two fad nof survive.

Press

19 December 1936

WHEN SUE EARLY GOES TO ART CLASSES at the University of Canterbury School of Art she takes her cocker spaniel, Joanna, with her. She is shown with her pet (right) during the afternoon tea break yesterday. Boris, an Afghan hound, belongs to another student.

Press

24 March 1964

Otago Daily Times

6 October 1937

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