1921 Annual Report - the RNA

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Northern Rivers District, they were unable to come forward, but weunderstand it is their intention to compete at our 1922 Show.The South Coast District, much to our regret, returned the organising'fees they had applied for, and intimated that they could notexhibit. We hope that 1922 will see this District represented at ourShow.The Exhibits were undoubtedly the finest yet seen at our Exhibition,they were of high quality, well arranged, and the display was excellent,we congratulate the Districts upon the success of their efforts.The amended Schedule, under which the competitions were carriedout, was an improvement on the previous Schedule, the complaints werefew indeed, and further suggestions will be considlered at a conferenceto be held in October.The IHonours awarded were:-Points Prize MoneyWest Moreton ............ 1st. 1094 £133 5 2Darling Downs .......... 2nd. 1079h £131 8 8Wide Bay & Burnett ...... 3rd. 906 £110 6 2ILLUSTRATEDI) BOOKLETIn con'rectio with this Seclion, an Illustiated Booklet was issuedfor competition, the West Moreton District obtained first prize, theirBooklet being bright, pithy, and very nicely illustrated; the second prizegoing to thle bDarling Downs District, their Booklet being a very creditableone indeed.This, in our opinion, is a very good way to advertise Districts, andthe effects of the same must be far reaching.Visitors to the various Courts were presented with one, and theirExcellencies, the Governor General Lord Forster, and State GovernorSii' Matthew Nathan, seemed pleased to have the inlformation andstatistics placed before them in such concise form. Fifty copies fromeach D)istriet were hauded over to the Royal National Association, andit is intci!leil to distribute these in other States .ani (Countries.I'IIIMARY I'RODIUCTS ONLY, OR 'B' GRADEThere were four entries in this Section, viz.:.-Kingaroy, Gympie,Northern Darling Downs, and Maranoa.These, also, were very fine exhibits and tieflected the greatest creditupon those connected with each Court.The quality was good, the exhibits well arranged, aml the effect wassplendid.The competition was very keen, there being only 36 points betweenthe first and fourth prize winners.The results were:-Points Prize MoneyNorthern Dlarling Downs .. 1st. 794 £82 4 0Maranoa ................ 2nd. 774 £80 2 7Kingaroy ................ 3rd. 705 £79 3 11Gympie .................. 4th. 758 £78 9 6
~~u!~~~b' ~ ~ flnl~~~ik~-t~i rt prize are to be complimented on theirsplendid exhibit, this being their first appearance at our Show.The prospects for our 1922 Show look decidedly good, all theDistricts intimating their intention of coming forward again.BOOKLETThe Northern Darling Downs was the only District in this Sectionto issue a 3ooklt, andl they are to be comrpliented ulion the issue, whichwas aaded frt prize.ONE FARM SECTIONThere were four entries in this Siectionl, and they were undoubtelyanl attractiol, the keenest inte~est being dlisplayed by thle visitors, theresourcefuless of the exhibitors being comnmented upon generally.The results were:-PointsPrize MoneyMr. Haag, Roadvale .... 1st. 421 £34 1 1Mlr. 1)onges, Drayton . .. . 2nd. 387 £316 2Mr. Alle, Gympie........3rd. 383k £31 0 5Mr. Pllen, Helio...... 4th. 22 £23 12 4The exibits were well dislayed andi refected rat credliit upon theexhibitors.It is n li~v to (lle that the winn r of the fourthi pize s~cure '9points more.( flin;t the wiimr of thec first prize aIt our I!t3 92(1 Sho, whliltthe first plrize wvinner was 138 points hligher thann thre first in 190. Weozmgrliilate all the exhi~itors u~on thle ucccss of their ffort.Weu de~i me toi express our apprciatio nl ani tha miksM to thec twenty-twotheir idecisionsi~ wereI \'ey satisrfactor, ao, talking inlto comiidrat ionthi wpile ai I varlied nluture of the thi i mig to heR jiltI IO we iut comjdimcitheml upon the thoroughnell ss \\vithi whlich theyV carriel Iout thecirdutii .We are also indebltedl to our lio. Szt ewrd,, Mr. (. P. ot toiy, forthanks arec hlerew\\ithxpressdC~.being c':Iiiel oait suI(CCefuly.gEod to know thit we hntve 'Stifieti Ex I:lihit es.HWec ia 211101) cimieli~le tlis Rep.lrt w'it oot ex~lrtSSinl (iii. npIreel.(ialilntimes N \\(In(o ehmelmm.lflly amnl fa~ithfully rendeIIrdl. I sitet ienrt~ haVe stlIn a1 reithle anI l h'ic(imit ohicer~ iii Comnmineeltiumi \? itli tint Assonattioi.We s me (ert inl IPeased withl thle success of this Sct iiin, antilthiat url Sow ul! 1122 will be evenl moreI'L suICCessful.ope
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