SIXTY-SECOND SHOW

Ashburton Guardian, Volume 59, Issue 20, 3 November 1938, Page 6

SIXTY-SECOND SHOW

ASHBURTON A & P ASSOCIATION WIDE RANGE OF HIGH QUALITY EXHIBITS VERY ATTRACTIVE DISPLAY TO-DAY

With a very full catalogue of no fewer than 2450 entries the Ashburton Agricultural and Pastoral Association s sixty-second annual exhibition of live stock, farm and dairy produce and school and domestic crafts was held on the Ashburton Showgrounds today and it attracted a good deal of attention on the part of residents of both town and country. The wide range of exhibits m all sections of the Sjiow made the fixture one of the most attractive the Association Jias staged and this fact was appreciated by patrons. The Ashburton Show has always been looked on as a place where town and country may meet on a common ground, as the interests of both sections are so closely allied, one being dependent on the other, that it is an essential that they should combine in one big function that has its social side as well as its utility aspect. There is much to interest and educate the man from the country, while the town dweller is also able to widen his view of the industries that are an essential to the well-being of the district. For both sections there is tha,t phase of the Show which draws young and old, the amusement alley. ,

The Association has a proud record in all its activities, and in the last year it has fully lived up ’to the reputation it has built up during the 61 years of its existence. Its catalogues have always been large and it says much for the organisation of the Show that the Association is able to deal easily in one day with 2450 entries where other organisations with fewer entries occupy two days. Quality this, year is again the keynote of the fixture.

The day dawned bright and clear after a very unpromising day yesterday, and though clouds piled up at times to-day the sun had the mastery most of the time and conditions were pleasantly warm. The attendance was large, all roads in the afternoon leading to the Showgrounds, and there w'as a very strong representation of town people among the patrons. There has been a considerable need over the last few years for a programme of improvements on the grounds, and by means of the queen carnival held a year, ago the Association raised a large sum of money to carry out necessary work. Buildings have been altered, renovated and painteel and railings and stock pens have been repaired and extended, while some of the older buildings have been removed, the result being a much brighter showground. New Entrance In Use. The new entrance from the Main South Hoad was used to-day for the first time. Gate 9 costing £6O were placed in position' some time ago arid the new entrance proved to be worthwhile with numerous people who attended the show. The wooden gates, which are about 15 feet wide, are swung from large brick pillars from which tun curved brick barriers flanking off to short stretches of picket fence. The drive has been freshly shingled, and with the line of young trees on either side, presents an attractive appearance from the main road. The whole work was done at a cost of over £IOO. The new entrance was open only to pedestrian traffic, and taxis to-day, as a system of traffic control has not yet been devised. The Sub-Committees. The organisation of the show is not left to the last few weeks. Throughout the year, the Association works on its schedule, deleting here, adding there, altering somewhere else, always modernising the classes and following the trend that will produce the best results. Sub-committees put in a. good deal of work on the schedule, taking note of the lessons that each show teaches, and so the show is kept up-to-date in all its branches. These sub-committees are as follow, the president and the vice-president (Mr J. Lowery) being ex-officio members of each:—

The president was to-day the recipient of many compliments in regard to the show, in the interests of which he has worked so willingly since he took office.

Of the organisation of the fixture, it can be said that nothing, so far as could he seen, had been left undone in the effort to make the day a success, and for this the thanks of patrons, exhibitors and the Association are due to the secretary (Mr W. H. Amos) who had everything running along in the smooth manner which, has become a custom. tChampionship Awards, • The following championships had been awarded up to the time the ‘‘Guardian” went to press: Adams Cup, entire draught A. J. Doak ;D. G. Wright reserve. Harness Horse—T. H. Ivey.

Pony—Miss Janet Grigg, who also took the Montgomery Challenge Cup for best saddle pony. Best Bby .Rider—K. Copland. Merino Ewe—C. Urquhart, and reserve.

English Leicester Rami —J. Reid; reserve, R. J. Low. i

English Leicester Ewe —R. J. Low, and reserve.

Southdown Ram—J. D. Galpin, and reserve. i

Southdown Ewe —J. D. Galpin, and reserve.

Corriedale Ram —F. L. McGregor, and reserve.

Border Leicester Ram—R. J. Low; reserve, J. Stewart. Border Leicester Ewe —R. J. Low. Romney Marsh Ram—H. B. L. Johnstone, axid reserve. Romney Mai’sh Ewe—Estate G. Tait, and reserve. Ryeland Ram—John Brooks reserve. Ryeland Ewe—L. J. and S. W. Galletly; reserve, H. C. B. Withell. Berkshire Boar—A. L. Barnett, and reserve.

Berkshire Sow—A. L. Barnett, and reserve.

Tam worth Boar—J. Simpson, and reserve.

Tamworth Sow—J. Simpson, and reserve.

Large White Boar—Ashburton High School Farm.

THE PRIZE LIST.

Sheep and Ram Fair—Messrs R. D. Cochrane, J. Findlay, H. C. B. Withell, J. AI. Johnston, A. Gregory, J. H. Grigg, J. Bonifant, S. G. Lemon, C. G. C. Harper, G. H. B Lill, F. P. Cookson, D. S. Studholme, and J. Stewart.

The following are the awards available tip to the time the “Guardian” went to press:— Sheep. English Leicester —Judge, Mr J. D. Rudd—Ram, above 28 months (1): R. J. Low 1. 16 to 28 months (4): J. Reid 1, A. Bennett 2, R. J. Low v h c. Above 16 months, natural condition (1): H. C. Barton 1. Under 16 months (1): R. J. Low 1. Same, shorn on or after August 1 (3): H. C. Barton 1, R-. J. Low 2 and v h c. Same, natural condition (1): H. C. Barton 1. Ewe, 16 to 28 months, with lamb (2): R. J. Low 1 and 2. Above 16 months, natural condition (3): R. J. Low 1, H. C. Barton 2, A. Bennett vh c. Under 16 months (1) R. J. Low 1. Same, natural condition (3): R, J. Low 1 and v li c, H. C. Barton 2. Same, shorn on or after August 1 (3): R. J. Low 1 and 2, H. C. Barton v h c. Pair Ewe Hoggets (2) R. J. Low 1, A. Bennett 2.

Cattle and Pigs—Messrs H. C. Barton, F. Frampton, J. Small, J. W. Butterick, J. M. Johnston, G. H. B. Lill, S. H. Lill, J. Blair, J. G. McLachlan, and Hugh Brown.

Draught Horses—Messrs T. J. Bell, 8. Crosson, C. Hale, "W. J. Doak, J. Crawford, R. A. Oakley, Hugh B. Brown, J. Small, D. J. Doak, W. J. Taylor, J. G. McLachlan, D. G. Wright, D. Cairns, A. G. Holmes. Light Horses and Competitions — Messrs H. Morris, J. H. Grigg, J. C. Guinness, H. Brown, J. Findlay, A. N. Grigg, J. Bonifant, A. P. Bruce, and C. G. C. Harper. Farm and Dairy Produce —Messrs A. P. Bruce, J. H. Grigg, J. W. Butterick, J. Small, Hugh B. Brown, S. H. Lill, H. C. Barton, and C. Hale.

Art and Industrial—Messrs A. P. Bruce, J. W. Butterick, 8. H. Lill, H. C. Barton, and Mesdames W. H. Amos, A. Brown, H. Stringfellow, F. Johnson, and F. Curtis. Finance —.Messrs A. Brown, H. Morris, J. Findlay, A. P. Bruce, G. H. B. Lill, D. S. Studholme, R. J. Martin, C. G. 6. Harper, H. Brown, and J. C. Guinness. Grounds —Messrs A. Brown, J. Findlay, F. Frampton, A. Gregory, A. P. Bruce,’H. C. B. Withell, R, D. Cochrane, J. W. Butterick, T. J. Bell, R. J. Martin, J. Blair, S. G. Lemon and D. G. Wright. Sir William Nosworthy is patron of the show and the office of president is filled this yoar v;y Mr S. P. Taylor. Mr A. Brown is treasurer and the- committeo is comprised of the members mentioned jn the list of sub-committees.

Flock Sheep Classes (judge, Air J. Campbell, Mayfield)—'Hallbrod or Corricdale: Three ' ewe hoggets, in the wool (5): P. G. Rickard 1,2 and sp., R. J. Martin 3, J. Gregory v li c. Throe owes, any ago, with lambs (1 ): J. Lowery .1 and sp.

Crossbred, in natural condition— Threo-quartorhred hoggets, in the woo!, for breeding (2): F. P. Cookson i and

Fat Sliee]> (judge, Mr T. Seaton) — Three owes, for butchers (1): J. D. Galpin. Same, under 1.201b5, for freezing (1): J. I). Galpin 1. Sims Cooper and Co.’s special, for pen three wethers for export, average weight up to 1201bs (1): J. D l . Galpin. Fat Lambs (judge, Mr T. Seatbn)Bv any Down ram, up to Soil) (5): J. I). Galpin 1, Hugh 81.B 1 . Brown 2, G. Brown 3. By any Longwool ram, up to 851 bs (2): F. P. Cookson 1, Hugh

B. Brown 2. By Down rams, up to 72lbs (13): J. D. Gal pin J , F. P. Cookson 2, S. H. Lill 3, J. Gregory v h c, G. Brown hc, Hugh B. Brown c. By Lojigwool rams, up to 721 Ijs (3): G. Letham 1, Hugh B. Brown 2. F. P. Cookson 3. By Corriedale rams, up to 721bs (3): W. Buchan 1 and 2. Any breed, up to 651 bs (10): G. Brown 1, F. P. Cookson 2, J. Lowery 3, Hugh B. Brown v h c, S. H. Lill li c, J. Bonifant c. Canterbury Frozen Meat Co.’s special for three Down Cross lambs for export, (16): J. D. Galpiu 1, G. Brown y

Corriedale (judges: Ewes, Mr O. T. Evans; Rams, Mr E. C. Anderson) — Ram, above 28 months (10) : F. L. McGregor 1,2, 3, h c and c, J. Reid v h c.- 16 to 28 months (10): F. L. McGregor 1 and v h o, J. Reid 2, L. J. and S W. Galletly 3, D. Johnston h c. Above 16 months, natural condition (1) J. H. Grigg 1. Under 16 months (10): F.L.McGregor 1 and vhc, J.Roid 2, R. ,T. Martin 3 and h c, D. Johnston e. Same, shorn on or after August 1 (2) D. Johnston 1, J. Roidi 2. Pair ram hoggets (3): D. Johnston 1, J. Reid 2, F. L. McGregor vh c. Ewe, above 28 months, with lamb (7): F. L. McGregor 1,2 and hc,R .J. Martin 3, J. Reid v h c, P. G. Rickard 3. 16 to 28 months, with lamb (5): F. L.,McGregor 1, R. J. Martin 2, ,1. Reid v h c, T. A. Richards h c. * Same, natural condition (6): J. H. Grigg 1,2, vh c and v hc. Ewe, under 16mths (11): D. Johnston I, 3 and h c, F. L. Mcgregor 2 and c, J. Reid V h c. Same, natural condition (8): J. H. Grigg 1, 2/3, vhc and c, D. Johnston h c. Same, shorn on or after August 1 (1): J. Reid 1. Pair ewe hoggets (5): R. Johnston 1,2 and vhc,J. H. Grigg 3. Border ’Leicester (judge, Mr A. Ward) —Ram, above 28 months (2): R. J. Low 1 and sp., S. G. Lemon 2. 16 to 28 months (2): J. Stewart 1, S. G. Lemon 2. Under 16 months (3): S. G. Lemon 1 and 2, R. J. Low v li c. Same, natural condition (3): G. Letham 1, S. G. Lemon 2. Same, shorn on or before August 1 (6): R. J. Low 1 and 2, 8. G. Lemon vh e and hc. Pair ram hoggets (1): S. G. Lemon 1. Ewe. above 28 months, with lamb (3): R. J. Low 1,2 and sp., S. G. Lemon vli c. 16 to 28 months, with lamb (3) : S. G. Lemon 1 and 2, R. J. Low v h c. Above 16 months, natural® condition (3) S. G. Lemon 1 and v h e, R. JLow 2. Under 10 months (3): R. J. Low 1 and sp., S. G, Len Ton 2 and v h e. Same, natural condition (4): G. Letham 1, S. G. Lemon 2, R. J. Low v h e. Same, shorn on or after August 1 (4) :R. J. Low 1 and 2. Pair owe hoggets (2): R. J. Low 1, S. G. Lemon 2.

Ryeland—Ram, above 28 months (5): Joseph Brooks 1 and h c, H. C. B. Withell 2 and vh e. 16-28 months (8): John Brooks 1 and v h c, H. C. B. Withell 2 and c, L. J. and 0. W. Galletly 3 and h c. Under 1.6 months, natural condition (4): L. J. and S. W. Galletly 1 and 2, H. C. B. Withell v h c. Under 16 months (6): H. C. B. Withell 1, Joseph Brooks 2 and v h c. Same, shorn on or after August 1 (6): L. J. and S. W. Galletlv 1, John Brooks 2 and vhc,H. C. 1 ). Withell hc. Ewe, above 28 months, with lamb (6): L. J. and S. W. Galletly 1, v he and he, H. C. B. Withell 2. Ewe, 16-18 months, with lamb (6) : L. J. and S. W. Galletly 1,2 and hc,H.C. B. Withell vh c. Under 16 months (S): L. J. and S. W. Galletly 1,2 and vh c, John Brooks 3, H. C. R. Withejl h c. Same, natural condition (5): L. J. and S. WV Galletly I, 2 and v lx c, H. C. B. Withell h c. Same, shorn on or after August 1 (6): H. C. B. Withell 1 and h c, L. J. and S. W. Galletly 2, v h c. and c.

Romney Marsh (judge, Mr D. G. Wright)—Ram, above 28 months (1): Estate G. Tait 1. 16 to 28 months (2): H. B. L. Johnstone 1, Estate G. Tait 2. Under 16 months (2): H. B. L. Johnstone 1 and v h c. Same, natural condition (1): H. B. L. Johnstone 1. Same, shorn on or after August 1 (3): Estate G. Tait 1 and 2, H. B. L. Johnstone v hc. Ewe, above 28 months, with lamb (2): Estate G. Tait 1. 16 to 28 months, with lamb (3): Estate G. Tait 1, H. B. L. Johnstone 2. Above 16 months, natural condition (1): Estate G. Tait 1. Under 16 months (2) : H. B. L. Johnstone 1, Estate G. Tait 2. Same, natural condition (3): Estate G. Tait 1 and 2. Same, shorn on or after August 1 (1): Estate G. Tait I.

Merino —Ram, under 16 months (2): C. Urqulm-rt 1 and 2. Same, natural condition (2): €. Urquhart 1 and 2. Ewe, 16 to 28 months (2>: CL Urquhart 1 and 2. Ewe, above 16 months, 1 witlii lamb (2): C. Urquhart 1 and 2. Ewe, under 16 months (2): CL Urquhart 1 and 2. Same, natural condition (2): C. Urquhart 1 and 2. Southdown —Rum, above 28 months (2) r J. I>. Galpin 1. Ram, 16 to 28 months (3): J. D. Galpin 1, J. H. Grigg 2, J. Stewart 3. Above 16 months, natural condition (1): J. rl. Grigg 1. Undef 16 months, natural condition (4): R. J. Low 1 and 3, J. D. Galpin 2. Undqr 16 months (3): R. J. Low 1,2 and sp. Same, shorn on or after August 1 (5): J. D l . Galpin 1, R. J. Low 2. Ewe, above 28 months, with lamb (3): J. D. Galpin 1, R. J. Low 2 tvnd 3. Sixteen to 28 months, with lamb (2): J. D. Galpin 1, R. J. Low 2. -■ Above 16 months, with lamb, natural condition (5): J. Lowery I, R. J. Low 2, J. D. Galpin v h c. Ewe, under 16 months (3): J. D. Galpin 1, R. J. Low 2 and v hi c. Ekve, under 16 months, shorn on or after August. 1 (3): R.. J. Low 1 and v h c, J. D. Galpin 2. Ewe, under 16 months, natural condition (4): J. D. Galpin 1 and, 2, R. J. Low v h e. Wool Section (judge, Mr F. Gifkins) —Halfbred or Corriedale: Ewe, in grease (5): P. G. Rickard 1, R. J. Martin 2, J. D. Galpin v li c, D. Johnston h o. Hogget, in grease (3): I>. Johnston I,*P. G. Rickard 2, R. J. Martin v h c. Crossbred: Ewe, in grease (4): R. Oakley 1 and 2, H. C. Barton v li c. Hogget, in grease (2): J. I). Galpin 1, F. P. Cookson 2. Cattle. Milking Shorthorn (Judge, Mr J. Gillnndors)—Cow, any age, in milk or in call' 16): G. H. B. r.ill 1, J. M.‘Johnston 2 and lie, John Small v li o and c. Heifer, calved since July 1, 1935 (2): John Small 1 and 2. Same, calved July I, 1936 (4): G. 11. B. hill 1, J. M. Johnston 2, John Small . 3. .Same, calved since July 1, 1937 (3) : John Small 1 and 3, G. H. B. Lill 2. Cow, any age, with two progeny (2): G. H. B. Lill 1, John Small 2. Throe cows or heifers (3): G. H. B. hill 1, J. M. Johnston 2, John Small 3. Bull, calved prior tp July 1, 1935 (2): G. H. B. Lill 1, J. M. Johnston 2. Same,

calved since July 1, 1036 (1): John Small 1. Same, calved since July 1, 1937 (2): G. H. B. Lill 1, J. M. Johnston 2. Bull, any age, with two progeny (2): G. H. B. Lill 1, J. M. Johnston 2. Mr Jqhn Small’s special; for Milking Shornhoim Bull, whose dam has been tested under semi-official or any recognised herd-testing association and given not less than 4001 b of butter-fat (1): G. H. B. Lill 1. A member’s special for Milking Shorthorn cow or heifer which has been tested by semiofficial or by any recognised herd-test-ing association (1): G. H. B. Lill 1. * Jersey Cattle —Cow, any age, in milk or in calf (1): J. C. Guinness 1. Heifer, calved since July 1, 1935, in profit (2): J. L. Tucker 1 and 2. Same, July 1, 1936 (1): F. J. W. Ell 1. Same, July 1, 1936, in calf (1): J. L. Tucker 1. Same, July 1, 1937 (2): J. L. Tucker 1, J. C. Guinness 2.’ Three cows or heifqrs (1): J. L. Tucker 1. Bull, any age, with two progeny (1): J. L, Tucker 1 and res. Bull, calved since Julv 1, 1935 (1): J. I,'. Tucker 1. Same, July 1, 1936 (1): F. J. W. Ell 1. Same, July 1, 1937 (1): O. Moriavty 1. The vice-prcsiflont’s special for Jersey ■bull, same conditions as Mr Small’s special in Milking Shorthorn (1): F. .1. Eil. John Orr and Co., Ltd.’s special for Jersey cow or heifer (2): F. J. W. Ell 1, J." O. Guinness 2. Friesian Mr J. McAnulty) — Heifer, calved siixce July 1, 1935, in profit (2): C. .1. Neville 1. Same, July J, 1936 (1): C. J. Neville 1. Same, July 1, 1937 (2): Mrs S. M. Hume 1, C. J. Neville 2. Three cows or heifers (1): C. j. Neville 1. Bull, calved prior to July 1, 1935 (2): Mrs S. M. Hume 1, C. j. Neville 2. Bull, any age, with two pi'ogeny (2): C. J. Neville 1, Mrs S. M. Hume 2. Bull, calved since July 1. 1936 (1): Mrs S. M. Hume 1. Same, July 1, 1937 (1): C. J. Neville 1. Dairy. Cattle—Best dairy cow on ground, in profit, calved prior to July I, 1935 (2): G. H. B. Lill 1, John Small 2. Best heifer on ground, in profit, calved since July 1, 1935 (4): J. I/. Tucker 1, John Small 2, C. J. Neville 3. Best dairy cow, in profit, anv breed, unregistered (3): F. Butterick 1 and 2, E. J. Hyde 3, Cottager’s cow, in milk (1): E. J. Hyde 1. Ashburton Dairy Co., Ltd.’s special for best heiffer calf, born after July 1, by a purebred‘'sire, led by boy or girl (5): Miss Nellie Greenaway 1 and 2, Colin Davison 3.

Butter Fat Test (judge: Mr E. Iveig) —Cow, any breed, giving the best but-ter-fat results under the Babcock Test, bona fide property of exhibitor (4).: F. Rutterick 1, Mrs H. D. Butterick 2 and 3.

Sheep Dogs

Judge, Mr D. Mclntosh.)

Collie, smooth-coated dog (7): G. Coe 1, Miss Edgar Jones 2, Miss N. Clark 3, C. Chant 4. Same, slut (4): C. Goodfellow 1, H. M. Copland 2, R. McCann 3, A. Bennison 4. Rough-coated dog (9): T. Drennan 1, D. M. Mackay 2, J. J. Smith 3,‘ C. L. Prichard 4, L. L. Buttevick v h c. Same, slut (2): C. Goodfellow 1, G. Coe 2. Bearded Dog (3): E. J. McGuigan 1, R.-D. Cameron 2. Same, slut (3): E. J. McGuigan 1 and hc,R. D. Cameron 3. Old English Sheep Dog (1): Miss M. Madden. Hors©s. Blood-stock (judge, Ca.pt. Rattray)— Mare, any age (2): Miss E. E. R. Richards 1, H. White 2. Trotting Horses (judge, Mr J. J. Lewis) Two-year-old Trotter or Pacer (2): G. H. Nicoll Land 2.- Yearling, either sex (2): A. J. Nicoll 1 and 2. Harness Horses (judge, Mr D. W. Westenra) —Harness horse that has never won first prize in harness (3) : T. 11. Ivey 1, J. C. Guinness 2, R, D. Hefford 3. Harness horse, mare or gelding (3): T. H. Ivey 1, J, C. Guinness 2, R. D. Hefford 3. Best journey horse (2) : J. C. Guinness 1. T. H. Ivey 2. Best turn-out, in harness (2): T. H. Ivey 1, J. C. Guinness 2.

Saddle Horses (Judges: Troop horses and remount class, Col. J. Findlay; all other classes, Capt. Rattray)—Bestmannered hack (12): Miss P. Orbell 1 and sp, Mrs J. H. Gi;igg 2, A. GiTTanders 3, Miss M. Orbell v li c. Roadster or hack that has never won first prize in saddle (4) : Miss P. Guinness 1 and sp, Miss Edgar Jones 2, J. C. Guinness 3. Roadster or hack up to 15st (8): T. H. Ivey 1 and sp, Jarman and Rudd 2, R. Allan 3, Mrs A. Graham v h c. Same, up to 18st (7): Mrs J. H. Grigg 1 and sp, A. Gillanders 2, Miss P. Orheil 3, Miss J. H. Aluirhoad v h c. Same, to carry not less than list (6): L. J. Feclmey 1 and sp, Lady Stewart 2, Miss M. Orbell 3, Airs A. Graham v h c. Lady’s hack, ridden by lady (12): L. J. FeChnoy 1 and sp, A. Gilia nclers 2, M iss P. Orheljj 3, Lady Stewart v h c, Miss AI. Orbell h c. Ala re for breeding remounts (6): Aliss J. H. Alnirhead 1, Aliss J. AI. Bruce 2, H. AY bite 3. Troop horse, to carry not less than 15st (6): Aliss L. AI. Lemon 1, Aliss P. Guinness 2, Aliss J. H. Muirliead 3. Same, open to members of mounted rifle unit (2): R. D. Hefford 1 and 2. Pigs. (Judge: Mr E. C. Gillett.) Berkshire—Boar, over 14mths (1): A. L. Barnett 1. Under 14mths (1): A. L. Barnett 1. Sow, over 14mths (1): A. L. Barnett 1. Under 'l4mths (2): A. L. Barnett 1. Tamworth—Boar, over 14mths (1) : J. Simpson 1. Under 14mths (1): J. Simpson. Sow, over 14mths (1): J. Simpson 1. Under 14mths (1): J. Simpson. Sow with litter of not less' than eight (1): J. Simpson 1. Large White Breed—Boar, any age (1): Ashburton High. School Farm, Porkers and Baconers—Three porkers, up to I.lolb (1) :J. Simpson 1. Two baconers up to 2001 b (1): J. Simpson. Preserves and Pickles. Bottled fruits, three varieties (3): Airs A. W. Kolmaii l and 2, Airs L. Alaginnoss v li c. Pickles, three varieties (3): Airs 11. C’L Pago 1 and v b c. Airs A. AY. Kelman 2. Sauces, three varieties (3): Airs A. W. Kidman 1, Airs H. C. Page 2 and v li c. Jams, thyce varieties (5): Airs A'. W. Kclman 1 and 2, Airs H. CL Page v h c and c. Fruit jellies, three varieties (5): Airs IT. 0. Page 1 ami 2, Airs A. AY. Kelman v h c and li c. Alarmalade, homo-madl? (8): Al.'s A. AA 7 . Keiman 1, Airs H. O. Page 2 and 3, Airs J. j?.. Lattimore v h c. Wine, homemade (5): Airs H. CL Page 1 and 2, E. Harrison v h c and h c. Home-

made floor polish 1(3): Mrs H. C. Page 1, Mrs R. J. Martin 2, Miss N. Bennison v h c.

Agricultural Produce

(Judge, Mr F. W. Seldom)

Wheat, Solid straw Tuscan (2): T. A. D. Wilson 1 and 2. Wheat, any other variety (5): F. J. Blee 1, 11.I 1 . A. D. Wilson 2 and vh c. Oats, Algerian (1): J. Oakley 1. Gartons (2): R. Brown 1, F. Hyde 2. Any other variety (1): E. J. McGuigan 1. Ryegrass, perennial (6): W. Gimson, 2 entries (equal) 1, T. A. D. Wilson, 2 entries (equal) 2. Ryegrass Italian or Western Wolths (3): W. Smith 1, A. Bennison 2, 11.I 1 . A. 1). Wilson v hc. Cocksfoot (1): T. A. D. Wilson 1. Red clover or eowgrass (2): T. A. D. Wilson 1 and 2. Partridge peas (3): K. Campbell 1. Blue lupins (1): A. Heseltine 1. Dairy Produce, Etc. Judges—Cookery (open) —Mrs E. Anderson (Christchurch), Miss Anderson i(Methven); Cookery (Technical) — Mr S. Madden ; Preserves —Miss F. E. Vesty; Butter and Cheese —Mr E. Kcig; Honey, Eggs, and Ham —Mr F. P. Cookson.

Butter (farmers’ only)—Separator, without salt. —Miss R. Simpson 1, Mrs F. Butterick 2. Same, open to persons wbo have never won first prize at any show (4): Mrs W. Butterick 1, E. J. McGuigan 2 Mrs L. Moore v h e. Same salted (6): Mas H. C. Page 1, Miss R. Simpson 2, Mrs J. KtcKimmie h c, Mrs C. Sewell c.

Honej'—Extracted liquid, tlivio 2lib jars: C. D. Pilbrow 1, G. H. Sayille 2 and vhc. Granulated, two 21b jars: C. D. Pilbi'ow 1, G. H. Savillje 2 and, v c. Comb, one fixlldepth standard frame: E. B. F. Higlit 1, Beeswax, not less than 51bs: O. D. Pilbrow 1, E. B. F. Hi,ght 2. Eggs—Hen, white, single, heaviest (7): Miss S. Driscoll 1, Mrs H. C. Page 2, Miss &. IS. Harris 3, Mjrs J. R. Lattimore li c. Hen, tinted, single, heaviest (5): Mrs R. J. Martin 1. Mrs H. C. Page 2. (Duck, single, heaviest (2): Miss M. Davison 1, Mrs A. S. Hayman 2.

Hams —Unsmoked (2): S. E. Stanbury 1, A. Bennison 2.

Bread, Scones amt Cakes

Loaf home-made bread (5): Mjrs L. Maginness 1,2 and v h c. Canterbury Flour Mills special, loaf home-made bread, made with “Supreme” flour (2): Mrs L. Maginness 1. Fruit and nut loaf (S): Mrs H. C. Page 1 and 2, Miss N. Kelman v h c. \V heat-meal scones (7): Mrs H. Cl Page 1 and 2, Miss N. Kelman 3, Mrs L. Maginness li c, Miss M. Davison c. Plain scones (10): Mrs H, C. Page 1 and 2, Mrs L. Maginness 3 and; v h c, Miss C. McCosker h c, Mrs El H. Mcllroy c. Canterbury Flouir Alillsi special, Ihomemade scones, made with “Supreme” flour (4): Mrs H. C. Page 1. Buchanan’s Ltd. special, home-made scones made with “Crown” flour (5): Mrs H. C. Page 1. Ashburton. Electric Power Board, special, plain scones, baked m an electric oven, open persons under 20 (1): Miss J. Davison 1. Fancy scones (6): Miss O. McCosker 1, Mrs H. Cl Page 2 and y h c, Mrs L. Maginness h c, Mrs C. Sewell c. Gifrdle scones (3): Mrs HI C. Page 1 and 2, Miss N. Kelman v h c. Proteena scones (4): Mrs H. O. Page 1 and 2, Mrs L-.' Maginness v h c. Fruit cake, iced for decoration (4): Mrs A. S. Hayman 1,2 and v li c. Fruit cake (dark) (8): Mrs G. B. Murdoch 1, Miss Nl Kelman 2, Mrs H. C. Page 3, Mrs J. R. Lattimore v h c, Mrs R. J. Martin li c, Aljrs E. H. Mcllroy c. Fruit cake, light (9): Miss N. Kelman 1, Mrs H. C. Page 2, Miss R. Simpson 3, Airs R.. J. Martin v h c, Miss M. Brown h c, Mrs D. G. Croft c. Ashburton Gas Company special, fruit cake, halved in a gas oven (3): Mrs NL L. Milner 1. Ashburton Electric Power Board special, fruit cake (dark), baked in an electric oven i(3): Mrs E. H. Mcl’p-oy 1. Seed cake (9): Mrs H. C. Page 1, Mrs G. B. Alurdodk 2, Miss J. Mitchell 3, Miss Al. Brown v h c, Miss R,. Simpson hi c, Miss N. Kelman c. Chocolate sponge (4): Mrs H. C. Page 1 and 2, Miss N. Kelman v h c. Marble cake (3): Miss M. Brown 1, Mrs H. C. Page 2, All's D. G. Croft v h c. Madeira, cake (6): Aliss Al. Brown 1, Mrs H. C. Page 2, Aliss J. Mitchell v- h c, Airs L. Maginniess c. Gingerbread cake (8): Airs G. B. Murdoch 1. Mrs B. Culloty 2, Aliss J. Mitchell v h c. Mrs R.. J. Martin h c, Mrs D. G. Croft c. Coffee icake (3): Aliss N. Kelman 1, Airs H. C. Page 2, Mrs D. G. Croft v h c. Sponge cake (5): Aliss N. Kelman 1, Mrs L. Alaginness 2, Airs G. B. Alurdoch v h c, Mrs H. C. Page h e and c. Sponge sandwich (10): Airs D. G. Croft 1. Airs HI C. Page 3, Aliss N. Kelman v h c, Aliss . S. Driscoll h e, Aliss P. Nutjbroww c. Sponge Sandwich, filliing other than jam (7): Airs N. L. Milner 1, Aliss N. Kelman 2, Airs H. 0. Pago 2 and h c, Aliss P. Nuthrown 3, Aliss S. Driscoll v h c. Sponge roll (4): Airs H. C. Page 1 and 2, Airs N. L. Alilner v h c. Small cakes and pastry (2): Mrs N. L. Alilner 1. Shortbread (11): Miss N. Kelman 1, Airs H. C. Page 2, All’s H. Harvey 3, Airs D. G. 'Croft v h c, Airs K. Taylor c. Oatcakes (5): Aliss N. Kelman 1, Airs L. Alaginness 2 and v h c ' Airs H. C. Page c. Pikelets (9): Airs H. C. Page l.and,2, Aliss N. Kelman, 3 and v h c, Airs K. Bonnington h c, Airs D. M. Ford, c. Jam tarts (o): Aliss N. Kelman 1 and 2, All’s N. L. Alilner v h c, Airs L. Maginness h c. Biscuits (6): Airs N. L. Milner 1, Airs H. C. Page 2 and li c. 'Supper savouries 1(5): Airs H. C. Page- 1, Airs K. Taylor 2 and h c, Airs R. J. Martin v h c. Sausage rolls (6): Aliss N. Kelniau I, Mrs L. Alaginness 2 and v h c, Mrs H. C. Page h c, Aliss C. AlcCosker c. Plum pudding (4): Mrs H. C. Page 1 and 2, Mrs L. Maginness v h e. Art, Needlework and Fancywork. (Judges—Airs . FI. Stringfollow and Aliss E. A. Stone). Fine Tatting (3): Airs A. S. Hayman 1 and 2, Airs F. .Johnson v h c. Coarse Tatting (3): Miss Simpson 1, Airs F. Johnson 2, Airs A. S. Hayman v h e. Crochet (2): Aliss I. 0. AlcCutclian 1. D’Oyley (5): Airs J. C. Cassels.l, Aliss AI. Ar. Wilson 2, Miss H. Johnston v li e. Tapestry (3): Airs P. J. Andrew I, Aliss C. J. Rule 2, Aliss I. J. Thomas v li e. Evening Bag (8): Aliss R. Gimson 1, Aliss 1. J. Thomas 2, Aliss J. Taylor 3, Airs P. .T. Andrew v li c, Airs A. C. Shaw e. Shopping Bag (3): Aliss 1. J. Thomas 1, Airs A. G. Shaw 2. Sachet (3): Airs C. AV. Thomas 1, Airs A. Cl Shaw 2, Airs G. Newton v h e. Linen Handkerchief (2): Airs E. J. Perry 1. Worked Handkerchiefs (2): Airs AI. C. Archer 1, Airs G. Newton 2. Throwover (4): Airs C. AV. Thomas 1

and 2, Aliss B. Parker v h c. Alats for Tea Waggon (5): Airs F. Johnson 1, Airs C. AV. Thomas 2 and c, Miss AI. AI. Wilson v li c\. Tray Cloth (3): Mrs G. Newton 1, Airs J. C. Cassells 2, Aliss AI. AI. AVilson vli c. Supper Cloth (7): Airs Cl AV. Thomas 1, Aliss AI. AI. AVilson 2, Aliss G. Strickland 3, Aliss M. Taylor v li c, Airs G. Newton c. Embroidered Centre (4): Aliss AI. AI. Wilson 1, Airs C. AV. Thomas 2. Table Centre or Runner (7): Airs G. Newton 1, Mrs C. AV. Thomas 2 and v h c, Aliss AI. AI. AVilson c. Embroidered Apron (8): Airs CL Newton 1, Aliss G. Strickland 2, Mrs C. AAI Thomas 3 and v h c, Airs R. L. Cox h c, 'Aliss B. Parker c. Richelieu Embroidery (2): Aliss H. Johnson 1. Nightdress or Pyjamas (10): Airs G. Newton 1, Airs AI. C. Archer 2, Airs T. Doak 3, Mrs 1. Johnstone v h c, Aliss J. Gilmour h c, Airs A. C. Shaw c. Trousseau Set (2): Aliss B. Parker 1, Miss H. Johnson 2. Child’s Garment (8): Airs G. Johnston 1, Airs F. Holland 2 and h c, Aliss L. Laraman 3. Aliss Ar. Edgar v h c, Mrs L. Moore c. Silk Frock (3): Airs AI. C. Archer 1, AI iss E. Hardwick "2. Pram or Cot Cover (1): Aliss P. Nutbrown 1. Duchess Set (5): Airs J. C. Cassells 1, Airs C. AV. Thomas 2 and h c, Aliss AI. Taylor v li c. Silk Cosy (2): Airs Cl AV. Thomas 1, Mrs P. J. Andrew 2. Felt Cosy (2): Mrs A. C. Shaw 1, Airs P. J. Andrew 2. Cushion (11): Airs' P. J. Andrew 1, Aliss Cl J. Rule 2, Airs J. C. Cassells 3, Ariss AI. Taylor v h c and hc, Airs AVi. Loehhead c. Quilted Cushion (6): Aliss AI. Taylor 1 and 2, Aliss AI. Robertson v li c. Needlework Picture (7): Airs G. Newton 1, Aliss I. J. Thomas 2, Aliss AI. M. AVilson 3, Aliss C.. E. Hewsoh v h c, Airs P. J. Andrew h c. Collection Fancywork (5): Mrs C. AAL Thomas 1 and sp., Airs I. Johnstone 2, Mrs P. J. Andrew v h c, Airs G. Newton h c. JFancyworlt or Needlework (6): Aliss B. Parker 1, Aliss C. E. Hewson 2, Airs G. E. Bowers v h c. Basket or Tray (3): Airs P. J. Andrew 1, Aliss E. Hayman 2. Artistic Article, sugar bag (dyed) (3): Airs P. J. Andrew 1, Aliss E. D. Killner 2, Aliss E. AI. Glenny v h c. Artistic Article from sugar bag (undyed) (3): Aliss E. AI. Glenny 1 and 2. Artistic Article from 501!> flour bag (8): Aliss G. Gates 1, Airs C. AAI Thomas 2, Airs P. J. Andrew 3, Aliss. E. AI. Glenny c. Article from felt hat (3): Airs C. J. Calder 1, Airs P._J. Andrew 2, Airs R. L. Cox v h c. Thrift Alat (2): Mrs P. J. Andrew 1, Airs J. R. Lattimore 2. Useful Article, boy under 16 (1) A. Lattimore 1. Knitted Jumper (3): Miss AI. Pearson 1, Aliss J. E. Wilson 2, Aliss P. Lattimore v h c. AVool Embroidery (6) - Airs AAL AI. Bruce 1, Aliss H. Johnson 2, Airs A. CL Shaw vlt c. Bed Sox (5): Airs G. Barton 1, Airs AI. C. Archer 2, Airs P. J. Andrew v h c. Fancy Sox (1) Airs P. J. Andrew. Knitted Sox (13): Mrs J. Barr 1,2 and two sps., Airs E. J. Perry 3, Airs E. AlacDonald v h c. Knitted Sox (non-fingering wool) (5): Mrs AI. C. Archer 1, Airs E. J. Perry 2, Miss AI. Brown v h c. Knitted or Crochet Slippers (2): Airs L. Aloore 1, Mrs P. J. Andrew 2. Knitted Woollen Gloves (1): Airs P. J. Andrew 1. Knitted Infant’s Jacket, Bonnet and Bootees (13) : Aliss D. Dollman 1 and sp., Airs G.” F. Brown 2, Airs C. Hale 3, Miss N. Johns v h c, Airs F. Scott h c, Airs AI. E. Fittoclc c. Child’s Knitted Frock (9): Alias D. Pannett 1, Airs R. L. Cox 2, Alrs-P. J. Andrew 3, Aliss D. Dollman v h c, Airs C. Hale v h c, Mrs G. F. Brown h c. Infant’s knitted vest (7): Aliss D. Pannett 1, Aliss D. Dollman 2, Airs L. Aloore 3, Airs AI. C. Archer v h c, Aliss N. Johns h c. Pram or ’cot cover (1): Mrs G. Barton 1. Knitted shawl (4): Airs B. Culloty 1, Aliss P. AlcGuigan 2. Child’s knitted cardigan or jumper (6): Aliss D. Pannett 1, Aliss N. Bennison 2, Airs AI. C. Archer v h c, and h c. Knitted bed jacket (12): Alias I. Shellock 1, Aliss CL J. Rule 2, Miss H. Johnson 3, Aliss AI. Fear.son vh c, Airs L. Aloore hc, Aliss T. Swaine c. Knitted Jumper or cardigan (1.0): Alias D. Pannett 1) Airs L. Aloore 2, Airs F. Taylor 3, Mrs W. Butttrick v h c, Airs P. J. Andrew h e. Knitted cardigan or pullover, gent’s (5): Aliss N. Bennison 1, Airs L. Aloore 2, Aliss AI. Brown vh c. Knitted scarf (2) : Airs L. Aloore I, Aliss D. Englefield 2. Knitted -wool cosy (5): Airs P. J. Andrew 1, Airs L. Aloore 2, Aliss A. Stringfellow v h c, Aliss J. Davison h c. Crochet wool cosy (8): Aliss AI. Taylor 1 and hc, Airs G. E. Bowers 2, Aliss F. AlcSherry 3, Aliss A. Stringfellow vh c, Aliss AI. Taylor highly commended. Crochet woollen cushion (4): Miss AI. Taylor 1, Mrs J. R,. Lattimore 2, Aliss |J. Taylor v hc. Home-scoured wool (3): Airs R. J. Martin 1 ,Alrs CL Sewell 2, Mrs P. J. Andrew v h c.

Dressmaking and Millinery.

(Judge, Airs R. Clark)

Dressmaking, light materials (15) : E. Oakley (Technical) -1, D. Oakley (Technical) 2, P. Nutbrown and L. Laraman (equal) (Technical) 3, Al. Edgar (Technical h c, M. Mason (Technical) h c.

Heavy Alaterials (6):: D. Oakley (Technical) 1, E. Oakley and E. Shannon (equal) (Technical) 2, Al. Bishop (Technical) v h c, Y. Welch (Technical) h e.

Child’s Fancy Frock (15): M. Alason (Technical) 1, AI. Pearson (Technical) 2, J. Thompson (Technical) 3, I. Shierlaw (Technical) y li c, J, Jeffs (High School) h c, W. Allen (Technical) c, AL Kermode (Technical) c. Embroidery, white or cream (6): E. Shannon and L. Laraman (equal) (Technical) 1, AI. Edgar (Technical) 3, Ml Bishop' (Technical) v h c, P. Wilson v li c, AI. Pearson (Technical) h c.

Same, coloured (18): Ar. Edgar and L. Laraman (equal) (Technical) 1, D. Oakley and E. Oakley (equal) (Technical) 3, A!. Edgar (Technical) h c, AI. Pearson (Technical) c. Fancy work (13): P. Nutbrown (Technical) 1, A'. Welch (Technical) 2, D. Clarke and N. Honney (equal) (Technical) 3, J. Thompson (Technical) v h c and h c, B. Jordon (Technical) c. Alillinery (first year) (7): C. Hopkins (Technical) 1, G. Nyo (Technical) 2, T. Nutbrown (Technical 3, D. Collins (Technical) v li c, N. Gibson (Technical) h c, R. Webster (Technical) c. Same, second year) (7): T. Swaine (Technical) 1, H. Hillver (Technical) 2, R. Corbett (Technical) t h c, AI. Alason (Technical) h c. Same, senior (4): Al. Edgar (Technical) 1, AT. Fowke (Technical) 2, V. AVelcli (Technical) v h c, AI. Fowke (Technical) he. Cane or raffia work (9): J. Thompson

(Technical) 1, J. Jeffs (High School) 2 And- c, AI. Marsden (Technical) 3 and h c, P. Wilson vkc. Set Garments (4): F. Miller and J. Forster (equal) (Technical) 1, M. Bishop (Technical) v h c, R. Brown (Technical) h c. Overcoat (2): AI. Fowke (Technical) 1, 0. Breeze (Technical) 2. Tapestry Work (17): D. Oakley (Technical) 1, E. Oakley and AI. Alason (equal) (Technical) 2, AI. Fowke (Tivhnical) v h c, N. Wakelin v li c, M. Alavson c. .

Flowers.

Judge—Air H. B. Millichamp

Flowers for table, open to Women’s Organisations. Flowers mfU'st be grown by miembers of the Branch competing: Chertsey Women’s Institute 1, Willow-by-Eiffelton Women’s Institute 2. Out (2): Aliss M. Taylor 1. Cut, farmers only (3): Aliss 1L Butterick 1, Aliss AI. Taylor 2, Airs D l . AI. Ford 3. Decorative table (2): Aliss AI. Taylor 1 and 2. Box of flowers (3): Aliss All Taylor 1,2, and 3. Bowl flowers (4): Airs A. C. Shaw 1 and 2, Airs ID 1 . G. Crofts 3. Pot plant in bloom (2):, Aliss AI. Taylor 1, Airs A. S. Hayman 2. Pansies (6): Aliss All Taylor 1, Airs A, C. Shaw 2, Airs AV. Loehhead v h c, Aliss Al. Perry h c.- Posy bowl (6): Aliss B. Murdoch 1, Aliss Al. Perry 2, Miss Al. Taylor v h c, Airs J. R. Lattimore h e. Victorian, posy (4): Airs J. R-. Lattimoiie 1, Aliss All Perry 2, Aliss C. Miles vh c. Witch bowl (3): Aliss Al. Perry 1, Miss AI. Taylor 2 and v h c. Anemones (5): Mrs A. C. Shaw 1 and 2, Airs J. R. Lattimore v li C, Aliss Al. Perry h c. Iceland poppies (5): Aljra A. Cl Shaun 1, Airs W. Butterick 2, Miss Al. Taylor v h c, Miss Al. Perry hc. Ranunculus (4): Airs A. C. Shaw 1, Aliss Al, Taylor 2, Airs J. It. Lattimore v hc. Lady’s spray (6): Aliss B. Murdoch 1, Miss M Perry 2, Aliss Al. Taylor v h c and h c, Mrs D. G. Croft c. Gent’s buttonhole (5): Aliss M. Taylor 1 and 2, Miss AI. Perry v Si o, Mrs J. R. Lattimore h c.

Photography.

(Judge—Mr J. E. Daniel). Landscape (open) (2): T. E. West 1 and 2. Figure Study (County only) (2): Airs W. Loehhead, 1 and 2. Animal study (County only) (5): T. E. West 1 and v!h c, Mrs W. Loehhead 2, . Aliss AI. Davison 2.

i School Children’s Classes. Collection of six sorts of flowers, grown in School Gardens in Ashburton County by scholars under supervision of teachers; attractiveness of display taken into consideration (1): Eiffelton School 1. ’ ' '.

Handwriting.

(Judge, Air AI. P. Cooke)

Secondary Schools (70): Al. Alarshall (High) 1, J. Alarshall (High) 2, J. Stewart (High) 3, L. Vincent (High) v h c, G. Tilson (High) h c, C. Hopkins (Technical) c. Primary Schools

Standard V. and Standard VI. (94): B. Hosken (East) 1, E.. Butler (East) 2, J. Kerr (East) 3,/J. Woodside (East) v h c, C. Mclnnes (Tinwald) h c, I. Chapman (Fast) c. Standard 111. and IV. (42): S. Oliver (Bor.) 1, L. Holloway (Bor.) 2, J. Belcher (Eiffelton) 3, T. Miller (East) v h c, P. Beatty (East) h c, El Timms (Bor.) c.

Drawing. (Judge, Aliss I. Chamberlain).

Primary Schools, standards V. and Vl.*, (8S): J.. AlcCormick (Elast) 1, Al. Norrish (Bor.) 2, Al. Barrie (East) 3, E. Hampton (Tinwald) v h c, C. Yeatman (Bor.) h c. Standards 111. and IV. (10) : Al. Wylie (East) 1, R. Foster (East) P. Beatty (E.) 3, R. Brennan (East) v h c. Standards I. and 11. (11) : CL Luseombo (East) 1, J. Schieb (East) % I. Sherratt (East) 3.

School County only. Judg/j, Air S. Aladdcn.

Scones (Technical School) (11): E. Oakley 1, Nl Gibson 2, R. Corßitt 3, C. Hopkins; v h c. Light fruit cake (Technical) (10) : R. Corbitt 1, El Oakley 2, F. Hickman 3. Butter sponge (Technical) (9): R. Corbitt 1, C. Hopkins 2, P. Bennison 3, P. Nutbrown v h c. Nut or fruit loaf (Technical) (7): P. Bennison 1, F. Hickman 2.

Shortbread Schools, Std. VI.) (22): N. Kelly (Ash. E.) I, N. Parsons (Ash. E.) 2, D. Ferrier (Allenton) 3, B. AVhiting (Ash. E.) y h c, G. Turner (Ash. Ei) h c, B. Alcilroy (Alayfield)

Sponge Sandwich (Primary Schools, Std. Vll)' (18): N. Kelly (Ash. E.) 1, M. Parsons (Ash. E.) 2, P. 4 Elliott (Borough) 3, R. Hanley (Ash. E.) v h c, J. Horsburgh (Allenton) c. Scones, plain (Primary Schools, Std. VI.) (27): J. Marsh flayfield) 1, I. Horsburgh (Allenton) «, G. Turner (Ash. E.) 3, E. Harrison (Ash. E.) v h c, D. Ferrier (Allenton) h c, N. Parsons (Ash. E.) c. Sausage rolls (Primary Schools, Std. VI.) (12): J. Alarsh (Alayfield) 1, L. Aleacleam (Borough) 2, R. Hanley (Ash. E.) 3. J. Gourdie (Borough) v h c, E. Harrison (Ash. E.) c. Scones, plain (Primary Schools, Std. V.) (40): Al. Alitchell (Allenton) 1, M. Branch (Alontalto) 2, Al. AVhearty (Convent) 3, D. Donnelly (Borough) v h c, CL Sullivan (Convent) hc, N. Long (Allenton) c. Shortbread (Primary Schools, Std. V.) (23): D. Donnelly (Borough) 1, B. Taylor (Borough) 2, A. Chilton (Ash E.) 3, L. Smith (Ash. E.) v h c, M. Whearty (Convent) li c. Sponge Sandwich (Primarv Schools, Std. V.) (16): M. Branch (Alontalto) 1, B. Sedcole (Borough) 2, N. Long (Allenton) 3, N. Ward (Fairton) v h c, M. Wliearty (Convent) h c, B. Taylor (Borough) c. Note Books —Cookery: Technical (7): I>. Collins 1, AI. Hurley 2,'N. Gibson 3, P. Bishop v ill c. Cookery:. Standard VI., Primarv (26): R. Hanlev (Ash. E.) 1, V. Tilley (Ash. E.) 1, AIL Dickenson (Allenton) 3, J. Gourdie (Bor.) v h, e, K. Beatty (Asli. E.) c. Cookery: Standard V., Primary (19): N. Wimsett (Ash. E.) 1, P. Addis (Ash. E.) 2, R. Hosken (Ash. E.) 3, N. Hutton (Bor.) v h e, Af. Watson (Bor.) c. Dressmaking: Technical, (8): M. Pearson 1, B. Clarke 2, L. Laraman 3, Ar. Bishop v h c, P. Nutbrown hr. Science, High or Technical (8): H. Conway (High School) 1, L. Lnngdon (High School) 2,. N. Pye (High School) 3, N. Cromie (High School) v h c, R . Denlev (High School) b c, B. Vincent (High School) c. Hygiene, High or Technical (8): J. Jeffs (High School) 1, M. Broom (High School) 2, AT. Hurley (Technical School) 3, P. Nutbrown (Technical School) v hc. AL Fowke (Technical School) h c, Af. Pearson e. Homo management, Technical School (9): J. Campbell 1, F. Hickman 2, N. Gibson 3.