Cauterbury Metropolitan Show.

Ashburton Guardian, Volume XIII, Issue 2514, 14 November 1891, Page 2

Cauterbury Metropolitan Show.

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ClipfsTOiitTßCH, -November 12. = Looking over the. published.priyje list of this Show, wo "find the following prizewinners belonging to this district:— SHEEP. , English Leicester — - Nob housed or ! clothed —Ram under eighteen months— John Eonifant, 2. Three ewes under «ighteen months—Mawson Bros., 1 and 2. Ewe under eighteen months—Mawson Bros., 1 and 3. Housed and clothed— Ram above eighteen months—John BoniI fant, h.c. Ewe under eighteen months-— Mawdon Bros., v.h.c. Shropshire Downs — Ram above' eighteen, months—John Grigg, 1, 2, .and v.li.c. ; T, E. Upton, 3. Ram under eighteen months—John Grigg, 1, 2, and silver medal. Three ewes under eighteen months—T. E. Upton, v.h.c. Ten flock rams—J. Grigg,' 1; T. E. Upton, c. Hampshire Downs— All the prizes m fche section, eight m all—Ma* Friedlander. Crossbred—Five ewes or wefhers, under eighteen months, the progeny of merino ewes and long-woolled ram of any pure breed—James Sfcring: fellow, 2, andtJv.c.. Five ewes ojr wet.hers, under eighteen months,:, th'l progeny of long-wooled ewes and any sh&rt wool Down or merino ram—Max Friedlander 1, 2, and h.c, Five .wethers, over eighteen months and under thirty months, the progeny of crossbred ewes by crossbred rams—James Stiingfellow, 1. Five ewes over eighteen months and under thirty, the progeny of crossbred ewes by crossbred rams—James. Stringfellow, 2. —Fat Sheep—Five Down wethers over eighteen months, and. not exceeding thirty months,, not necessarily purebred—Max Friedlander, 1, 2, r and h.c. Five Down wethers under eighteen months, not necessarily pu/r.ibrejL—Max Friedlander, 3. Five ewe or*" wether lambs, unshorn, shortwoolled, for butchers' purposes only —Max Friedlander, h.c, Dutch Freisian—John Grigg, all the prizes • •, . . DRAUGHT HOUSES. • Entire foaled since June 30,1888 —John Small, Lord JCranley, 1. Mare m foal, or with foal at foot John Shearer, 3. Gelding foaled siifce June 30, 1888—Edwin Thomas, 1'; John Shearer, 2. Filly 1 foaled since Jufie. 30, 1889—MeCormidk 1 Bros., 1.. Golt.fbaled since June 30, 1890; —R, Clarke 1, i ; -'fc. Church, 2. Filly foaled since June '30, 1890—John Small, 2, and 3. Pair of .geldings which have been regularly worked, the property of one ow"ner—Johti Grigg, 1; Jno. Small, Wallace and Prince. 3. Pair of mares, which have ■ been regularly worked, the property of one owner—John Small, 1." Messrs Morrowv Bassefct and Co.'s prize of one of Ilansome and Sims' S.H.D. Chilled Digging Ploughs, value £.16, for I team of four horses suitable for working a reaper and binder—John Small Dry mare of any age—John Shearer, 2. BLOOD HOKSES, ETC. [ [ Hackney entire —r Max Friedlander, Blackwood Abdallah, ,1. Hackney entire j horse, foaled since , Juns 30,' "1889-r-I McCormi^k; Bros., by Blackwood Ablial^ lab, 1. Roadster orihack, pare or geldI iiig, up fco 15sfc—J. R. Wright, Bob,f 1; i'J.'C. N..-Grigg, Blenheim, 2 ; J. C. N. Griggv Rata, v he. Lady's hack, mare or gelding, which has 1 been thoroughiy broken mas a lady's hack—Miss Gngg Rimu, I;■; G. Gould, Jason, 2; Earl of Onslow,' Opawa, 3. ".Hunter up to 12 stone—G. Buckley, Jess, 1;B. E. Todi, hunter, Bachelor, 2 j W: Griffiths Smith, |oker, 3^; J. C.^. Grigg, Brush, vhc. If^ire juinpirig! competition—His Excelj|ency tho Governor's cup for the best performeT. 1' m this class- G. Buckley, Jess, 1, and his Excellency's cup ; B. E. Tod- . hunter, Baohejorj 2 ;Mis& Button,-'St"&tj; 3. PIGS. ', ' - j Berkshire Boar, any age—W. Wells, i h.c, -