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I'm afraid I don't know who is meant by "Sirius", but maybe someone of you does?

The Gentlewoman, 17.06.1916, pages 642-644
"In exceptionally fine weather the above show was held in the Ranelagh Club grounds, Barnes, and was in every respect an unqualified success. The entry totalled 2,678, as compared with 3,257 last year, a falling-off of about six hundred, but twenty classes less were scheduled, and making due allowance for war time, it was a grand collection of dogs to be benched, quality being of a very high standard all round. All the lady judges kept their engagements, ...
In the afternonn Her Majesty Queen Alexandra accompanied by the Grand Duchess George of Russia, with Princess Nina and the Princess Victoria, visited the show, with the Hon. Charlotte Knollys, General the Right Hon. Sir Dighton Probyn, and Colonel Sir Arthur Davidson in attendance, and witnessed a parade of prize-winners. The Royal party was received by Lady by Lady Evelyn Ewart, Lady Kathleen Pilkington, the Secretary of the Club, and Miss G. A. Desborough, Secretary of the Association. ...
Taking the various breeds seriatim from the catalogue, the principal winners owned by lady exhibitors were: -
... SHETLAND SHEEPDOGS: Miss E. P. Humphries's Norland Perfection ...
THE ILLUSTRATIONS
are of the following prize winners and exhibits: -
... Mrs. B. Huband's Shetland sheepdog FULLA, by Ashbank Olla ex Frea, second Puppy and Novices, third Limit, second Open Bitch class.
Miss E. P. Humphries' Shetland sheepdog WALLACE, by Butcher Boy ex Jean, third Open Dogs class.

The Gentlewoman, 23.12.1916, Page 686:
"The exigencies of the stirring times in which we live necessitated the removal of the PetDog Show from the Royal Horticultural Hall, Westminser, S.W., to the Lambeth Baths, Kennington Road, S.E., but the change of venue had no ill effect upon this popular fixture, the entry totalling 920, made up of ... Shetland Sheepdogs, 25; ... The judging was in the capable hands of ... Miss B. Thynne, Shetland Sheepdogs; ... 251 classes were scheduled with specials galore, which included valuable silver cups, bowls and trophies, the Show being supported by all the principal specialist clubs and societies.
Practically all the Championship awards fell to exhibits owned by ladies, .. Miss M. Read's O'Kara, and Miss E. P. Humphiers's Duchess of Mountfort, in Shetland Sheepdogs; ...
In the unavoidable absence of Captain E. T. Cox, on military duty, Miss L. Jackson was in charge of the office, which guaranteed every detail working smoothly."

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