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Mr Ted Williams, Waipaoa, took the most awards in this year's Poverty Bay A. & P. Association Export Lamb Competition. Mr Williams gained most points in the Three Lambs Bred For Market, and the Three Lambs Bred For The English Market, as well as the Hook Judging Trophy.
Messrs Mike Ferguson (Producer Meats picker), Ted Williams, Lawson Field, O.B.E. (A. & P. patron and guest speaker) and Derek Barker (A. & P. president).
Messrs Ian and Colin Kirkpatrick, two members of the Aorangi Partnership, pictured with their champion lamb on the hooks.
The hooks judge, Mr W. G. Morley, speaking about the finer points of the entries.
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