HOME INDUSTRIES.

Auckland Star, Volume 55, Issue 136, 10 June 1924, Page 7

HOME INDUSTRIES.

NEEDLEWORK. Moet original fane.v article: Mm. 1.. B. Hoeking-Raingcr (Onchunga), 1. Miss Hclgn fiorre (Devonport) 2, Mis.. M. Ilnlicnina (Ponsonby) 3. Prettiest handbag: Mrs. C. M. Black (Takapuna) 1, Mrs. G. E. Piper (Remjicra) 2 Mrs E. S. Broad (Takapuna) d. Eylcthole embroidered camisole: Miss B Parker (Rcmueru) 1, Miss It. McLean (Havclock North) 2, -Miss K. Rlckards Ifcpsom) 3. Fancy camisole: Miss B. Parker 1. Miss A. Richards 2 and 3. Prettiest underclothes: Miss* B, Parker. Best original article made from sugar bag: Mrs. L. B. llosklnß-Ilainßer 1, Miss Rose W 7, (Bllerelle) 2, Miss D. P.ixton (Grafton Road) 3. Prettiest petticoat: Mies A. n. McLean I, Miss A. Richards 2 an M 3 - Piece of plain sewing: Miss A R McLean 1, Miss Mary Wadham (Wainjrawa School) 2, Miss Ellen McGlllicuddy (Wainpwa School) 3. Set of buttonholes: Mrs. Murray (Onchunga) 1, Miss McLean 2. ".'"I, f . Ch lsholm-(Hlkuran ß l) 3. Best crochet bedspread: Mrs. X. Stewart (Poneonby) 1, Mrs. E. Spaldliijj 2. Mr*. E. L. Einlay (Grafton Road) 3. Best crochet tray or supper cloth : Miss 11. A. Smcrdou (ParneJl) 1, Miss A. Murray (Mt. Eden) 2 Best d-oyley: Mies M. Uohepina (Ponl 0 M,ssß - Henderson (Inverenrsill) 2, Miss B. Parker 3. Knitted silk jumper: Mrs. K_ Harper (Grafton Boud) 1, Mrs* M. A. Davis (Herno Bay) 2, Mrs C. Mile (Tauranga) 3. Crochettcd silk jumper: Mrs. R - I- Whyte (Hamilton) I. Mrs. W. Gale (Takapuna) 2, Mies T. Purcell (Devonport) 3 Embroidered frock: Mise B. Parker (Remuera) 1, Miss K. Richards 2, Mrs. L. W. Dnwsou (Tnkapuna) 3 Pyjamas: Mrs. W. Lick 1, Mrs. A. Fulljamce (Remncra) 2, Miss K. Brown 3. Boudoir cap: Mrs. A. D. Stanley ("Hlnemoa") 1 Miss K. Richards 2. Jllss A. Richards n Infant's knitted jacket: Olivn Trees (Masterton) .1, May Parker (Remuera) 2. Miss AH. Penman (Mt. Albert) 3. Hand knitted socks: May Parker 1, Mrs. 11. A. Xaylor (Northcote) 2, Mrs. Penman 3. COOKERY. mUSI l 0 «& T ? it S, bread (Northern Roller V £> : w™i **<„}?■ , sinton (Henderson), I' Mjg. \\. A. Mills (Grey Lynn) 2, Mrs H. Thomas (Glen Eden) 3. Two loaves of white bread (Snowdrift flour): Mrs. D. Potter (Henderson) 1. Mrs. 11. Thomas (Glen Eden) 2 Mrs. E. J. Brittaln (Cambridge) 3. Loaf of brown bread: Mrs M Franich (Purirl) 1, Mrs. T S. Smith (1 apakura) 2. Mrs. E. J. Brittain (Cambridge) 3. Scones (Northern Roller flour) : fu-t i Lf? , Taka P u, '») 1. Mrs Dllworth (Kingsland) 2. Mrs E. J. Brittain 3 bcones (Snowdrift flour) ; Mrs. L. E - Howard (New Lynn) 1, Mrs. K. L. Matthews (Blrkennead) 2, Mrs. M. Franich 3. Plum pudding: Miss A. Richards (Epsom) 1. Miss A. Howard 2, Mrs. T. Wood (Epeoni) 3. Seed cake: Miss M. Hughes (Mt. Eden) I, Miss M. A. Goodwin (Koh* marama) 2, Miss M. Little (Epsom) 3. Fruit Cake: Mrs. C. F. Stewart (Tc Puke) 1 and 2, Miss L. Geddes (Birkenhcad) 3 fcpongo cake: Mise V. Has tip. (Mangerc) t Mrs. T. G. Smith (Papakura) 2. Mrs a' L. Adams (Mnnurewa) 3. Madeira cake: Mrs. M. HZ Cross (Henderson) 1, Miss L. A. Larritt (Dcvonport) 2, Mrs. E. Lisk (Takapuna) 3. Seed cake, one tier:.Mrs \V: Bettany (Grey Lynn) 1, Miss Hammond (Grey Lynn) 2. Sponge sandwiches: Mrs. W. Lisk 1. Miss J. Geddes (Birkenhead) 2, Miss L. A. Lnrritt 3. Home-made toffee: Mrs. O. l< , . A. Lpwin (Devonport) J, Mrs. 11. Wilson (Ponsonby) 2, Miss A. Little (Epsom) 3. Best jam roll: MissL. A. Larrltt (DevonpVirt) 1, Miss M. Larritt (Devonport) 2 Miss A. Richards (Epsom) 3. Six sultana scones: Miss' T. G. Smith (Papakura) 1 Mrs. E. Lick (Takapuna) 2. BUl.v loaf • Mrs. E. ,T. Brittain (Cambridge)'l. Miss M. Hughes (Mount Eden) 2, Nut loaf:.Jlrs. J. G. Little (Epsom) 1. Miss L. A. Lnrritt (Devonport) 2. Mrs. A. James (Victoria Street, Onehunga) 3. J Six jam tarts (puff paste) : Miss V. Hastie (Mangere) 1; Mrs T. G. Smith (Papakura) 2. Six sausage rolls (puff paste) : Miss Vera Hustle (Mangere) 1, Miss L. A. Lnrritt (Dovoh-1 port) 2. Six cream puffs (shell only) Mrs. W. E. Gale (Tnknpiina) 1, Mips .T. ■ Geddes (Birfcenhead) 2. Six pikelets: Miss ! Dickson (Wiri) 1. Miss J. Geddes (Itirkcn- I head) 2. Miss O. McFarlane (Avondalc) ::. One plate of home-made fruit toffee : Airs G. K. A. Lewin (Dovonport) 1 and special. Miss H. Wilson (Ponspnkv Road) 2. One plate of any other single variety houie-mndo swrets: Mrs. H. Wilson TPonsonby Road) 1, Mrs. G. F. A. Lcwin (Devonport) 2. Best home-made cinger bread : Miss I. Brown fßemuera) I. Mrs. 11. Browrr (Wiri) 2. Mrs. A. Emptagp (Kin~slnnil) 3. Best suet nudrling: Mrs. 11. Brown (Remncra) 1, Mrs. T. G. Smith (Papekiira) 2. Miss A. Rlckards (Ensom) 3. Plate of gems: Mr,?. A. James (Victoria. Street. Onehunpa) I. Miss lα. Geddes (Birkenhcad) 2. Home-made shortbread:' Mrs. T. ft. Smith (Papakura) 1. Mrs. F. Tha.vter (Panmuro) 2. Mrs. W. Wilson (Ponsonby) .". Mrs. E. .T. Brittain (Cnmbridire) v.li.c. Six meringues : Mrs. R. Usher (Birkdale) 1. Collection of biscuits : Mrs. T. G. Smith (Papakura) 1. PRESERVES AND PICKLES. Three bottles tomato sauce: Miss Lnnce Pascoe. (Onehunga) 1, Mrs. A. H. Hibhert fGrey Lynn) 2. Mrs. C. Adnnms (Waimanku) 3. Plum sauce: Mrs. E. Lisk iTakapnna) I; Mrs. L. Bmnton (Slilforrt) 2. Pickles: Mrs. C. Adnams 1, Mrs. Dllworth (Kingsland) 2. .Olmtney: Mrs. C. Adnnms. IRhuliarh: Mrs: A. Blackwell (Mt Kden Road.) 1. Mrs. A. n. Hibbert (Grey Lyuu) 2. Bottleil fruit: Mrs. A.' H. niubnrt 1. Mrs. A. Blnckwell 2. One bottle tomatoes: Mrs. A. Blnckwell. Home-made wine: A. J. Stratford (Dominion Road) 1 and 2. Commercial wini>: J. Rarialey (Ilpndprson) Assorted jams: Mrs. A. Taylor (Xortheote) 1 nud 3. Miss L. Geddes (Birkenbead) 2 .TeUiee: Miss A. Taylor 1 and 2: Mrs. A H. Hlbburt 3. Marmalade: Miss A Tavlor 1. Mrs. U. Johnston fMt. Eden) 2. marmalade: Mrs. A. Taylor 1, Mrs. X I ■Matthews ißirkenliead) 2. '•-'■• • I