WAIROA SHOW

Gisborne Times, Volume LXV, Issue 10310, 20 January 1927, Page 3

WAIROA SHOW

TWENTY-EIGHTH ANNUAL , ‘FIXTURE. A SUCCESSFUL FUNCTION Fine weather, a large attendance, and most creditable outlies favored.'- the twenty-eighth annual Show held at Wairoa yesterday under the auspices of the Wairoa A. and B. Society. Particularly nouceable was the large attendance of country and outside visitors, many being present from Hawke's Bay and Poverty Bay. Set in a fine level stretch of flat, dotted here and there with trees givinb much-welcomed shelter to stalls nd stock pens, the grounds were indeed ideally suited tor the purpose. Several trade exhibits were staged, motor car importers from Wairoa and Hawke’s Bay being particularly prominent. Entries in practically every event compared favorably with previous years and indeed many of the exhibits would stand competition in the larger centres. Better quality exhibits could have been found in some of the stock pons, but the industrial sections, on the other hand, were most creditable. One of the features of the Show was the large number of entries in the dog section. Practically a new class with the Society, the entries, for quality and quantity, were distinctly gratifying to the officials and compared most favorably wth a similar exhitt to be found anywhere. Several Napier and Gisborne owners had dogs showing in the section. Large entres were received for the horse sections and some fine animals were exhibited, the pony classes especially being worthy of commendation. The animals brought forward for the competitions were also of a high standard and in one or two of these events the trophies were lifted by Gisborne competitors. The industrial sections were well paronised considering the time of the year and keen compettion was evinced in many classes. Though primarily an Agricultural and Pastoral Show the stock exhibits were not a, feature. There were certainly a fair number of entries hut the quality of the .majority of the animals was not as good as could he expected from such a fertile district as Wairoa. Many of the exhibits were merely fair sorts of station lots, •"he daily section especially could have been lfetter patronised. Judged from every angle, however, the fixture from the point of view of a country show was a distinct success and, undoubtedly, no small meed of praise is due to the energetic secretary, Mr Hugh Lyall. The results of the various sections are as follows, the number of entries being given in parentheses:— DOGS Judge: Mr Smith, Opotiki. Ro-vth-haired working collie dog or hitch (16): E. J. Swan’s Dan 1; T. Taaffe’s Jim 2; D. J. Pryde’s Bill 3. Smooth-haired working collio dog or bitch (13): F. Cameron’s May 1, It. E. Jefferson’s Dart 2; F. Broad’s Ned 3. Beardie working collie dog or bitch (6): J. L. Peeble’s Dick 1; J. Rowling’s Rough 2; B. Cameron’s Sam 3. Cocker Spaniel, dog or bitch (4) : T. M. Askew’s Matai Aere 1: Mrs J. Philson’s Pat 2; S. F. Hefferman’s Trixie 3. English setter dog or hitch (7): Mrs G. A. Dunlop’s Anon Count 1; N. Law’s Arran Gay2, G. A. Dunlop’s Braeburn Bridget 3. Irish setter, dog or bitch (11): Miss A. Green’s Count Antrim 1, B. Duley’s Englestone Rura 2, D. J. Murphy’s Killarney 3. Retriever, dog or bitch (4) : G ; . F'. McKenzie’s Nigger 1, D. Tiribis’ Bob 2, Miss D. Hueston’s Marshland Lulu 3. Fox terrier, dog or hitch (11) : Miss Y. Levvey’s Chum 1, E. B. Jardine’s Peter 2, Miss D. "White's Jock 3. Airedale, dog or bitch (3): C. Wilson’s Cerig Royal 1. K. Wilson’s Botj Royal 2, Mrs G. O. K. Sainsbury’s Caesar 3. Pom, dog or bitch (6): Miss E. Smith’s Topsy 1, Mrs C. R. Cullen’s Mick 2, Miss Carroll’s Duo 3. Any other breed not mentioned in schedule (6): J. G. Parker’s Mick I. Mrs T. Brown’s Judy 2, Miss B. Signall's Dingo 3. Children’s class, any breed (16): Eunice Smith’s Topsy 1, Tim Signall’s Digger 2, M. Carroll’s Duo 3. PUPPY CLASSES English setter puppy, dog or bitch (6): Mrs G. A. Dunlop’s Arran Count 1, Norman Law’s Arran Gay 2, Guy Ormond 3. Irish setter puppy, dog or hitch (4): I*. J. Murphy's Bally Hay 1, R. J. Murphy’s Killarney 2. Retriever puppy, dog or bitch (2) : Miss Hueston’s Marshland Lass 1, Marshland Lulu 2.

Fox terrier puppy, dog or bitch (1) : Miss Hueston’s Tangle Royal 1. Pom puppy, dog or bitch (3): Miss M. McKinnon’s Trixie 1, and Jill 2.

Champion Dogs Champion dog of the Show: J'. G. Parker’s Mick. Cocker Spaniel: T. M. Askew’s Matai Aero Fox Terrier: Miss Y. Leevey’s Chum. Working collie: F. Cameron’s May Pom: Miss E. Smith’s Topsy, English setter: Miss G. A. Dunlop’s Arron Count. Irish setter: Miss G. A, Dunlop’s Arron Count. Irish setter: Miss A. Green's Count Antrim. COOKING. (Judges: Mesdames C. Wade and G. F. J amine.) Nut bread (5): Mrs R. Aldnage 1, Mrs P. Eddy 2. Marmalade (4): Mrs A. Sinclair 1, Mrs 11, Aldridge 2. Jam, collection of three jars (5): Mrs P. Eddy 1, Miss M. McKinnon 2, Mrs P. Eddy 3. Jelly, collection of three jars (3) : Mrs 11. Aldridge 1, Mrs P. Eddy 2. Buttle fruit (4): Miss M. MeKiunon 1, Mrs P. Eddy 2 and 3, Aliss I. Bruce v.h.c. Oven scones (10>: Mrs JI. Schwass 1, Mrs J. McNeill 2, Mrs J’. Eddy 3. Girdle scones (3) : Mrs If. Schwass

Home-made bread (3): Mrs Li, Schwass 1, Mrs Readon 2. Shortbread (5): Mrs R- Aldridge 1 and 3, Mrs P. Eddy 2, Mrs El. Schwass v.h.c.

Sponge sandwich with butter S): Miss O. Rowling 1, Mrs J. McNeiii 2, Miss M. Stork 3. Sponge sandwich without butter (7): Miss 0. Rowling 1, Mrs L. V.. Rowling 2, Miss M. Ebbitt 3. Cream puffs (7): Mrs R. Aldridge' 1, Miss 31. Kalpin 2. •Gingerbread (o): Mbs P. Eddy ,1 and v.h.c., Airs J. MpNeill 2, Mrs It. Aldridge 3. Pikelets (9): Mrs R. Mayo 1, 3ESS Hilda Rowling 2. Seed Cake (5): 31iss 0. Rowling 1, Mrs B; Alayo 2, Airs P. Eddv 3. Puff pastry (2): Airs G. S. B; Steele 2. Cheese straws (2): Airs AI. E'jbitt. o. Fruit cake (8) : Airs P. Morph v 1, Miss 0. Rowling 2. Airs E. M. Glendining 3. ■ • Madeira cake (7): Airs R. Ala v o L, Mrs P. Eddy % Airs J. McNeill 3. Eggs, hens, heayiost dozen (2): Airs E. HPGlendjniiig 1. Loaf of brown-.bread (1); 'Miss AI. Ebb'itt 2, . - - “ • ■ Oven sebnes Yl/: Miss AI,. Ebbitt 1“ •: ; —.Piildrcn’s'- Copkihg:—r

Pikelets (13 * Miss W. Tavlo’* I. Collection of luncheon' sandwiches (I): Aliss W, Taylor. . ' • •• ;

SADDLE HORSES. (Judge: Mr G. D. Jleatson, Hastings.) Mare, best calculated to breed saddle horses (5): A. G. Nolan’s Cherry Uicer 1, L. G. "Woodward’s Shiefa 2, S. Oarer 3.

Maiden hack (17) : Mrs A. G. NoH'n’s Cherry Cheer 1, Miss Bcilerby's Blue Bird 2, R. J. Golds tone’s Star o. Hack, .15 stone (8): IV. Ormond’s Stray Bird 1, R. J. Goldstone’s Aussie 2, It. Bruce’s Monarch .3. Hack, I3st (8): G. H. Coop’s Locarno 1, R. Gillman 2, Mrs A. W. Spence's Togo 3, Mrs A. G. Nolan’s Cherry Cheer v.h.c. Hack list (13): L. G. Woodward s Sliiela 1, Miss Bellefby’s Blue Bird 2, H. H. Dod’s Royal Alf 3. Lady’s hack (11): L. G. Woodward 1, Mrs A. G. Nolan’s Cherry Cheer 2. Miss Bellerby’s Blue Bird 3, G. H. Coop’s Locarno v.h.c. Remount horse. 15.2 hands or under (10) : W. Torbett’s Southerly Buster 1, Mrs. A. W. Spence’s Togo 2, It. Bruce’s Monarch 3. Maori remount horse (3): W. Ormond’s Stray Bird 1 and Sergeant Murphy 2, S. Lambert’s .Ponto 3. Best Maori hack (3) : W. Ormond’s Stray Bird 1, S. Lambert’s Ponto 2, W. Ormond 3. Best paced hack (7): W. Ormond’s Stray Bird 1, G. 11. Coop’s Locarno 2, Pittar and Storell’s Sylvia King 3. Champion hack: W. Ormond’s Stray Bird.

DRAUGHT HORSES. (Judge: Mr W. B. Campbell, Hastings.) Yearling filly or colt (3): R. E. Jefferson's Alton Rose 1, Awamate Estate’s Awamate Success 2, E. H. Glendining's Madge 3. Two-year-old filly or gelding (■»): A. Sinclair 1, R. E. Jefferson’s Alton Flower 2, D. D. Pryde 3. __ Dry mare, 4yrs and over (5) : E. 11. Glendiiining’s Spot 1, It. E. Jefferson’s Bella 2 and Laird 3. Dry mare, three years and over (5) R. E. Jefferson’s Sunbeam 1, E. J. Swan’s Blossom 2, E. H. Glendining’s Dot 3. Gelafng, 3yrs or over (4): Mcßae Estate 1, A. Lewis 2, Ellisbh Bros 3. Pair of farm horses (5): It. E. Jefferson 1 and 2, Mcßae Estate 3. Three-horse team (3): R. E. Jefferson 1 and 3, Ellison Bros 2. Mare or gelding in regular work (9); AV. It- Cooksley 1 and 2. Champion mare: R. E. Jefferson’s Middle Peg. Champion stallion : E. H. Glendenning’s Alton Rose. Reserve champion stallion: Awamate Estate’s Awamate Success. COBS AND PONIES. (Judge: Mr 0. Hansen, Gisborne.) Pony, mare or gelding, not exceeding 12. hands (4): Miss Nancy Nolan’s Pinkie 1, Miss Kent’s Tom Thumb 2, Misses- Mira and Tbea Mackay 3. Pony mare or gelding, 12 to 15 hands (10): J. Nicol’s Toby 1. L. Bayliss’s Billy 2, J. Poyzer 3, Miss Vnl EfeLautour’s Maggie v.h.c. Best girl or boy rider, under 10 (3): Phil DeLautour 1, Annie Lane 2, Jane Lape 3. Best girl rider over 10 and under 14 (6): Val DeLautour 1, Shirley Cimerod 2, K. Spence 3, Ray Wright v.h.c-., Ettie Glendinning h.c. ■Best boy rider over 10 and under 14 (7) : J. Craver 1. Cob, 14.2 and under (10) : It. Sturm’s Pretty Mickey 1, Miss Val DeLautour’s Maggie 2, Rov Goldstone’s Tommy 3. Champion Pony: It . Sturm’s Breeze. CATTLE. (Judge: Mr J. M. James, Masterton) HEREFORDS. Bull, calved prior to July 1, 1925, (3): It. E. Jefferson’s Master Realm 1 and Albania 2. Bull, calved since July 1, 1025 (2): ft. E. Jefferson’s Sir Galahad 1 and Sir Lancelot 2. Bull, calved since July 1, 1926 (4): It. E. Jefferson’s Gentle Joe 1, Great Realm 2 and Cavalier 3. Cow and calf, calved prior to July 1, 1023 (8): R. E. Jefferson’s Park Almond 12th 1, Tamato Leonora 2 and Alton Hilton 3. Heifer, calved since July, 1923 (3): Awamate Estate’s Uncle Sam 1,1 C E. Jefferson’s Park Regal 11th 2 and Alton Almond 19th 3. Heifer calved since July 1, 1924 (6) : R. E. Jefferson’s 1 and 2, Awamate Estate 3 and v.h.c. Heifer, calved since July, 1925: R. E. Jefferson T, 2 and 3. Heifer, calved since July, 1926 (s)': R( E. Jefferson 1 and 3, Awamate Estate 2. Champion bull: It. E. Jefferson’s Master Realm. Champion cow: R. E. Jefferson’s Park Almond 12th. JERSEY CATTLE. (Judge: H. H. Phillips, Dannevirke.), Bull, calved since July, 1925 (4): K. Winiata 1, H. Edwards 2. Bull calved since July, 1924 (1): R. Aldridge 1, Mrs C. Hagen 2. Bull, calved prior to July, 1924 (3): T. Watson 1, J. Helean 2, Kingi Winiata 3. Heifer, calved since July, 1925 (3): Shaw Bros 1 and 2, T. F. Walker 3. Heifer calved since July, 1924 (4):, J. Helean 1, T. F. Walker 2 hud 3 Cow in nrofvfc (5) : Sh*vw Bros 1 rnd. 2, T. F. Walker 3 and v.h.c. Champion bull: T. vVatson. Champion cow: Shaw Bros.’ Belvedere Hermia.' DAIRY CLASSES. (Judge: Mr H. H. Phillips, Dannevirke.) Grade heifer, one year (11): Shaw Bios 1, Kingi Winiata 2, J. Helean Grade heifer, two years (9): J. Helean 1, Shaw Bros 2, Kingi Winiata 3. . Grade cow in profit (10) : Kingi Winiata 1, J. Helean 2, R. Gram 3, \V. Coker v.h.c. Two-year or yearling grade heifers (5): A. T. Carroll 1, J. Helean 2, Kingi Winiata 3. Group of four, any breed .(o); Show Bros., 1, H. Rose 2, Kingi Winiata 3. . r . Best dairy cow, crossbred (/): lvingi Winiata 1, Rl. Cram 2. Peu of 3 calves (4): Shaw Bros. 1, J. Helean 2, Kingi Winiata 3. Butter-fat competition: Shaw Bros Nancy 17.50-5, A. T. Carroll’s May 17.473 Shaw Bros.’ Monte 16.39, IC Oram’s Beauty 14.35, R- Omni s Lucy 14.01, A. T. Carroll’s Sarah 1 q 01 ' ‘ FAT CATTLE /’-Judge- Mr C. E. Twist, Hastings) ' Two heifers (5): Ri. A. Thompson 1 and 3, Awamate Estate 2. * Cow (7): R. A. Thompson 1 and I, R. E. Jefferson 2. FREEST ANS (Judge: Mr Neil Carter, Whakatane) Bull, 2 years and over (3) : D. D. ■do, 1, '2, and 3. . Cow, 3 years or over, m profit (2) : J. M. Taylor 1, D. D. ftyde 2. _ Heifer, two vears, in profit (2) : J,. M. Taylor 1, D. D. Pfyde 2. Heifer, one year (1): J. M. Taylor

SHEEP IJOMNEY (Judge: J. M. Jaines.) 2-shear ram (9) : R. E'. Jefferson 1, and 3; Gb. Todd, v.h.c. Shearling ram (11): Carn andMefferson 1 and 3. R. E. Jefferson 2. Ram lamb (7): Carn and Jefferson 1- 2 and 3, Gr. D. Todd c-.h.v. v; ■ Ewe and lamb. 3-shear and over (?)■:■ Carn; land Jefferson 1 and .2,- E. fl. Gflendming 3. '• '-...•. ' ‘ l Ewe aiid lamb, 2-shear • (6): • G>. Todd 1 and 3, E. H. Glendining 2. Ewe shearling 1(1): Cam and Jefferson 1 nd 2, W. Mb Stokes 3. o.

Ewe lamb (7): Carn and Jefferson 1,2, and 3, W. M. Stokes v.h.c. _ Champion ram: R. E. Jefferson. Champion Romney ewe: Carn and Jefferson. SOUTHDOWNS (Judge: Mr J. M. James) Ram (5): J. T. Tolme 1 and 2. Two ewe lambs 3): R. B. Jefferson 1. Two ram lambs 2). R. Ei. Jeffersen 1 and 2. BORDER LEICESTER (Judge: Mr J. M. James) R'am, 2-shear and over (4): J. Tolme 1 and 3, Awamate Estate 2. LINCOLNS (Judge: Mr J. M. James.) Ramb lamb (1): S. Crarer. Ewe lamb, 3-shear or over (1): S. Crarer. Eive with lamb (1): S. Crarer. Ewe shearling (1): S. Crarer. Ewe lamb (1): S. Crarer. Champion Lincoln ewe: S. Crarer. Champion Lincoln ram: S. Crarer. FAT SHEEP (Ju<Jge : Mr O. E. Twist, Hastings.) Five crossbred wethers (2): ltuakituri Station 1. Five crossbred wethers, Lincoln predominating (2): W. Goldstone 1, Ruakituri Station 2. Five crossbred wethers, Romney predominating (2): W. Goldstone 1, ikituri Station 2, Five 2-tooth wethers (2): Rowling and McNeil 1, Ruakituri Station 2. Five crossbred ewes, Lincoln predominating (4): J. Tolme 1, Ruakituri Station 2, Rowling and McNeill 3. Five crossbred ewes, Romney predominating (5): Ruakituri Station 1 J. Jholme 2. • Five Down-cross lambs (5): S. Crarer E, J. Tholme 2, W. Goldstone 3. Five crossbred long-wool lambs (3): J. Tholme 1, W. Goldstone 2, Rowling and McNeill 3, E. Lane v.h.c Five fat lambs, suitable for English market (5): J. Tholme 1, S. Crarer 2, R. E. Jefferson 3. Six 2-tooth crossbred ewes (6) : M. Mackay 1, Rowling and M'cNill 2, Ruakituri Station 3. Four 2-th ewes (2): Rowling and McNeill 1, Ruakituri Station 2. Pet lambs (7): Miss Juliet Winter 1. One fat ewe (5): E. H. Glendining One fat wether (1) : E. H. Glendening 1. COMBI/! IT LONS Judge: Mr G. D. Beatson, Hastings Maiden leaping competition (24): W. J. Simpson’s Lonely 1, R. S. Mackay’s To to 2, G:uy Ormond’s Spit Fire 3. Walking horse (5): A. J. Devery’s Tairawhiti 1, W. Torbett’s Moon 2, Roy Bruce 3. Hunters’ competition, to carry not less than 12 stone (23): W. Torbett’s Moon 1, J. Simpson’s Lonely 2, J. Johson’s Peter 3. Pony leaping competition (14): R.. S. Mackay’s Toto 1, Miss M. Graham’s Fiirt 2, J. Kobe’s Blue Star 3. Jumping competition, open to boys and girls under 14 years of age (4): Miss Ray Wright 1. Miss F'ay Brownie 2, W. Brownlee 3, J. Nicol 4. Maori leaping competition (8) : S. Stone’s Powder Queen 1, W. Ormond’s Stray Bird 2, and Sergeant ’Murphy 3. Ladies’ hunters’ competition (13): Miss Ramsey Mackay’s Happy Moments 1, J. Simpson’s Lonely 2, R. Gilman’s Neck or Nothing 3. Best lady rider (4): Miss R. Mackay 1, Miss N. Graham 2, Miss Kirk 3. Leaping competition (open): Miss Ramsey Mackay’s Happy Moments I, J. Simpson’s Lonely 2, W. Torhett's Moon 3. . Turning competition (7): R. Gilman’s Sonny 1, A. Dever’s Radio 2, Miss N. Graham’s Flirt 3. INDUSTRIAL SECTION FRUIT , (All Locally Grown)' (Judge: Mr J. H. Apedaile, Wairoa) Apples (2) : T. Lambert 1 1 A. J. Lewis 2. P’eaches (3): J. Lewis 1 and 2, T. Lambert 3 Nectarines (1): A JI. Lewis 1. Oranges (1): Mrs W. Rayson 1. Lemons ..(4) : Airs A.Sinclair 1, A. J. Lewis 2. Blums (3): A. J. Lewis 1, T. Lambert 2. VEGETABLES Potatoes, one variety (13): Mrs A. Hedley 1, W. R. Cooksley 2, G. Kent i, Mrs A. Sinclair h.c. Collection potatoes (5): R>. Tapper jnr., 1, T. Lambert 2, G. Kent 3. _ Onions, Brown Spanish (6): Mrs X. Sinclair 1, W. R. Cooksley 2, Mrs Kendrew 3. Onions, heaviest (3) Miss A. Black 1 Cabbage, best table (5): Airs AlcAfillan 1, A. J. Lewis 2. Cabliage, heaviest (5): Airs J. N. Mackay 1, Mrs Af. Mayo 2 and 3. Carrots, short (3): Airs Kendrew L, T. Lambert 2. Parsnips (2): W. R. Cooksley 1. ’Marrow, vegetable (6): Mrs Kendrew, 1, Mrs W. Rayson 2 and 3. Rhubarb, red (5): G. Kent 1, and , G. Buchanan 2. Rhubarb, green (5): J. Buchanan A. J. Lewis 2.

Tomatoes (3): Mrs Kendrew 1. Beans, French (5): Miss B. Mayo 1, Miss J. Swan 2, Aliss Joyce Rowing 3.

Bfeans, runner (3): Mrs B. Mayo 1 Beans, broad (2): W. T. Bruce 1. Peas (6): Airs J. Swan 1,. Aliss Joyce Rowling 2. Turnips (5): Miss Joyce Rowling Mrs B. Mayo 2. Red beet (5) : Airs 'Kendrew 1, Mrs J. Swan 2.

Bbst collection vegetables, not less than six varieties (6) : Mrs J. Swan 1, Mrs Kendrew 2, W. K. Cooksey 3.

SEWING Judges: Mesdames D. Baird and

J. N. Smith. Prettiest cushion (2): Miss T

Eyelet hole embroidery, fine materials (3): Miss A. R. McLean 1, Miss Bertha Barker. 2.

Eyelet hole embroidery, coarse materials (3): Miss A.. R. McLean 1. Prettiest boudoir cap (3) : Miss L. Mayo 1, Aliss 1. Rowling 2. Best worked tray cloth (6): Miss -V. R. McLean 1, Aliss Bertha Barker 2, Mrs L. V. Tasker 3. Crochet work (2): iMiss Bertha Barker 1, Airs Savill 2. lea cosy (3): Aliss Bertha Parker 1, Airs G. S. Bi. Steele 2, Mrs A. E. Bremmer 3.

Prince’s petticoat (3): Mrs A R. McLean 1, Aliss Ester 2, Airs R. Alridge 3. Baby’s set (2): Miss Aster 1.

SCHOOL SECTION

WRITING

(Judge: Mrs W. A. Whyte and G. U. K. Sainsbury.) Cursive writing, Std I (13): . Joe Kaporoa 1, James Paul Z, May Thompson 3. Cursive writing, .Std. ' 11. (12): Cuisv King 1, Mavis Gardner 2, Isabel Kent 3.

Cursive writing, Std. 111. (14): Peter Keefe 1, Margaret Macrae Cyril Ay re 3.

Cursive-writing, Std. IP. (21): (Margaret Hinciresman 1, Joan Konuke 2, Grace Whaariga 3, Cursive writing,, Std. V. (6).: Margaret Kellehcr 1, Grape. Kent. 2. Cursive writing, Std. . VI.. |(o): ■ Leah Kent 1, George Aeves 2. DRAWING AND FASTKIV WORK. (Judges : Mesdnmcs P. T: Bairu and 0. S- West.) Std. I. (9): Edward Dickon 1, Larry Lewis 2, Joe Whaanga 3.

Std. 11. (20): I>anclie B'esant 1 and 3, Nellie Webber 2. Std. 111. (19): Olive Tui 1, Jean Walker 2, Joan Jardine 3. Std. XV. (17): Albert Bray-Gum I,' John Dicken 2, Nelson Payne 3. Std. V. (7): Andrew Nugent 1, Eric Powdrell 2, (Live Hall 3. Std. VI. (7): Ellen Smith 1, Archie Cram 2, Anthony Hodgson 3. SEWING. (Judges: Mesdames D. Bail'd'and J. N. Smith.) Child’s apron, Stcls. !. and 11. (11): Thelma Bates 1, Daisy King 2, Alice Bodley 3. Child’s garment, Stds. 111. and IV. (4): Margaret Hinekesman 2, Molly Bodley 3. Child’s garment, Stds. V. and VI. (6): Leah Kent 1, Audrey Anderson. 2, Tilley Harvey 8. - ESSAYS. Stds. IV. (8): Margaret Forsyth 1, Patrick Kelliher 2, Cecil Forsyth 3. Std. V. (5): Olive Hall 1, Ngaio Williams 2. Stds. VI. (7): Ihlian Telford 1, May Davies 2, Ellen Smith 3.