BREAD.

Press, Volume XLV, Issue 7194, 2 November 1888, Page 6

BREAD.

Judges—Messrs £. McKelvey, R Newbury, and J. Saiisom. Mr T. Chapman, £2 flwt and £1 second prize, best 41b loaf home-baked bread —Mrs R. McAdam 1, Mrs T. L. Osborne 2, Miss H. Carroll v h c. NEW ZEALAND MANUFACTURES AND PRODUCE. Iα this class the following were all highly commended:—A. WUliacroft, car penter's tool chest; Jas. Carmichael, cylinder churn, box churn, oscillating churn, dash revolving churn, barrel churn, batter keg, 8 butter firkins, 1 nest of batter washtubs. 5 cheese vats and 1 pickle tab; Mrs Barrett, lace; J. Miles, 10 gallons beer. IMPIEMENTS. Jadees—Messrs J. Johnston, Wm. Boss, and W. Smith. Mr C. Skevinßton gave £1 for doable steerage horse hoe—Jas. Little, 3-tined horjehoe, 5-tined horse hoe, horse hoe and moulding plough combined, 7-tined grubber. 5-lcaved 24-tined heavy harrows, β-leaved 24-tined extra Ugh harrows, 4-leaved 20-tined meadow harrows, and 1 pair saddle harrows; W. Taylor, patent three-horse and two-horse awlngletreee, expansion barrow wheel, and horse shoe punch; J. Anderson, De Laval's cream separator and Deering twine binder; Morrow. Bassett and Co.. McCormick twine binder and Beaufort hand corn crusher; W. Bues, agent for North Canterbury, Massey reaper and binder; Wood, Shand and Co., W. A. Wood single apron harvester and binder; F. Flavell, horse hoe, dressing board; W. Noble, Whitecbapel cart; T. White, rustic cart and bar framed beehive; Geo. Stewart, j gone knives and stubbers.