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Auckland Star, Volume LXIV, Issue 190, 14 August 1933, Page 10

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KNITTERS! FIFTEEN PATTERNS 7d

Jumpers, cardigans, beret ana scarf, collar and. cuff sets, dressing jacket, underwear, child's jumper—ls exclusive designs for knitting and crochet in Patons and Baldwins' "Specialty Knitting Book." Send 7d stamps to-day to Patons and Baldwins, Box 1441 D, Wellington,— (Ad.)

A portrait of Mrs. Henry Crust, by the well-known Christchureh artist, A. Elizabeth Kelly, has been accepted • for tho 1933 exhibition of the Eoyal Cambrian Academy at Conway, the Royal Academy of Wales. This canvas is one of two which, after being shown at Burlington House, were accepted for the Paris Salon of 1932 and received the award of Mention Honorable from the committee.

NOW OPEN! NEEDLEWORK m Competition ■TwA ~ 1 C* f\ in PRIZES Coats & Clark Ltd. The competition covers • all classes of Embroidery and Crochet, and is open to ~~— xlr a nee dleworkers throughout Australia J? \v JKHm G' ij designs will be eligible for entry in the IT? «$l B I Embroidery Sections. All embroidery |fe\ \ 1 I must be worked wit h Clark's 'Anchor" JZP j| \\\(W *$% 1 embroidery threads, and all crochet with BeT- section for Juveniles under 16 years. ■ T<sk 192 PRIZES ' ran S Jn S from £20 down to ENTRY FORMS ' S ivin S conditions, V* FJJ P" zes and full details, are obtainable in | The Competition now Open, and Closes

The Services of an Expert in Needlecraft. The services of an Expert, who comes from a noted Overseas establishment, is in attendance daily between the hours of II and 12.30, and 1.30 to 4 p.m. Friday evenings from 7.15 to 8.30; Saturday mornings from 10 to 12. On every subject pertaining to needlework this expert will explain stitches, or give helpful advice.

The present SPECIAL WINDOW DISPLAY featuring the wide variety of "EasystytcK" Traced Designs and Embroidery Threads, together with many beautiful examples of finished and partly finished articles, will prove interesting to all needleworkers, and give helpful suggestions to those who anticipate entering the competition.

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