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DAIRY PRODUCE

BUTTER (Judged by officers of Dairy Division. Department of Agriculture.). Butter, saited. for table use. in, 51b pats (1): Murchison Co-op. Dairy; Factory Co.. Ltd.. 1. Butter, for export. 1 box of 561 b; (li: Murchison Co-op. Dairy Factory : Co., Ltd., 1. CHEESE (Judged by officers of Dairy Divi-, sion, Department of Agriculture.); Full cream cheese, white, fit for' export, over 801 b (6i: Waitohi Dairy 1. O'Kains Bay Dairy Co. 2. Pigeon Bay Dairy Co. 3. Full cream cheese, white, fit or export, over 801 b. first assistants only (5): Waitohi Dairy 1, Barrys i Bay Dairy Factory Co., Ltd.. 2.' O'Kains Bay Dairy Co. 3. Full cream cheese, medium size, white, for local trade <6>: Barrys Bay Dairy Factory Co.. Ltd . 1. Wai- i U»hi Dairy 2. O'Kains Bay Dairy

Full cream cheese, loaf size, white (6): O’Kains Bav Dairy Co. 1. Waitohi Dairy 2. Koromiko Dairy Co.. Ltd.. 3. Full cream cheese, matured, white or coloured, minimum size 101 b (5): Koromiko Dairy Co.. Ltd., 1. Pigeon Bay Dairy Co. 2. O'Kains Bav Dairx* Co. 3.

COOKERY Bread. Scones. Cakes, Preserves (Judges: Mr R. W. Hawker, Christchuich (bread and scones); Miss M. McCrostie. Christchurch Technical College (cakes): Mrs R. S. Gunn. Darfield (preserves). Loaf, home-made, white bread, over 21b. open to exhibitors uho have not won a first prize at the show (4): Mrs D. G. Broorr.hall 1. Mrs I. L. Whiting 2, Mrs R. W. Townley 3. Loaf, home-made, white bread, over 21b (3): Mrs A. S. Abbott 1. Mrs D. G. Broomhall 2. Loaf, home-made, brown or wholemeal bread, over 21b (3): Mrs K. H. Broughton 1 and 2, Mrs R. W. Townlev 3. Six oven scones (10): Mrs V. JobIm 1 and 2. Mrs I. M. Cherry 3, Mrs I. E. Harwood v.h.c.. Mrs N Kerr h e., Mrs I. Campbell c. Six wholemeal scones (6): Miss F. McLaughlin 1. Mrs I. E. Harwood 2 and v.h.c.. Mrs N. Kerr 3. Six yeast buns (2): Mrs K. H Broughton 1. M ss M. H. Broughton Six girdle scones (3): Miss F McLaughlin 1 and 2. Mrs I. M. Cherry 3 Six oat cakes (3): Miss F McLaughlin 1 and 3. Mrs M. E. Lister 2. Six pikelets, open only to juveniles under 17 (2): Miss B. Cherry 1. Miss A. Ferguson 2. Home-made sponge cake, over lib (1): Mrs I. H. Thompson 2. Home-made sponge sandwich, over lib (5): Mrs I. Campbell 1, Mrs I. H. Thompson 2, Miss S. Bedford 3. Home-made sponge roll (3): Mrs Ew art 1. Mrs I. H. Thompson 2. Home-made rich fruit cake, over 2 lb (6): Mrs B. J. Wall 1. Mrs I. L. Whiting 2, Mrs R. Harvey 3. Home-made plain fruit cake, over 21b (1): Mrs B. J. Wall 1. Home-made sultana cake, over 21b <4): Mrs B. J. Wall 1, Mrs I. H. Thompson 2. Home-made madeira cake (1): Mrs B. J. Wall 1. Best decorated cake (2): Mrs R. Harvey 1 and 2. Plate of home-made biscuits, under four varieties (4): Mrs F. J. Skilton 1 and 2. Plate of home-made shortbread (5): Mrs I. H. Thompson 1, Mrs I. Campbell 2, Mrs D. G. Groomhall 3. Six pikelets (4): Mrs I. M. Cherry 1. Mrs V. Joblin 2 and 3. Six sausage rolls (2): Mrs I. L. Whiting. Afternoon tea tray for two (2): Mrs E. Thomson 1, Mrs I. L». Whiting 2. School lunch (2): Mrs E. Thomson 1. Mrs A. Ferguson 2. Six decorated small cakes (6): Mrs F. McLaughlin 1. Home-made plum pudding, over 4 lb (1): Mrs I. L. Whiting 1. Collection, three varieties of jam, 11b each (4): Mrs G. W. Cullen 1, Mrs J. P. Ewart 2 and 3. Collection, three varieties, homepreserved fruits (4): Mrs J. P. Ewart 1 and 2, Mrs G. W. Cullen 3. Collection, three varieties, homepreserved berries (3): H. T. Tregurtha 1, Mrs G. W. Cullen 2 and 3. Collection, three varieties, homemade pickles (3): Mrs G. W. Cullen 1 and 2. Collection, three varieties, homemade sauce (3): Mrs G. W. Cullen 1. 2, and 3. Collection, three varieties, preserved vegetables (3): Mrs G. W. Cullen Black currant jam, 11b (4): Mrs J. P. Ewart 1, Mrs E. Thompson 2, Mrs G. W. Cullen 3. Raspberry jam. 11b (6): Mrs G. W. Cullen 1 and 2. Miss G. McLaughlin 3. Apple and blackberry jam, lib (2): Miss F. McLaughlin 1. Mrs G. W. Cullen 2. Apricot jam, lib (5): Mrs G. W. Cullen 1, Mrs J. P. Ewart 2. Mrs M. E. Lister 3. Plum jam. lib (5): Mrs J. P. Ewart 1 and 2. Mrs G. W. Cullen 3. Peach jam. lib (3): Mrs J. P. Ewart 1 and 2, Mrs G. W. Cullen 3. Marmalade, lib (7): Mrs C. S. Devenie 1 and 2, Mrs G. W. Cullen 3. Mrs J. P. Ewart v h c. Apple jelly. 11b (4i: Mrs M. E. Lister 1. Mrs G. W. Cullen 2 and 3. Collection, three varieties, jellies. Ilh each (3): Mrs C. S. Devenie 1. Mrs J. P. Ewart 2. Mrs G. W. Cullen 3. PHOTOGRAPHY (Judge: Mr F. L. Casbolt, Christchurch ) Landscape (6): F. R. Lamb 1. W. ■ M. Melhopt 2 and 3. Portrait or figure study (4): Mrs ■ C. G. Robinson 1. Miss A. Denton 2. W. M. Melhopt 3. ; Farm scene (6>; F. R. Lamb 1. ;W. M. Melhopt 2 and 3. Mrs C. G. ■ Robinson v h c. Miss A. Denton h c. Aninin’ study (5): F. R. Lamb 1. Miss A Denton " W. M Melhopt 3. [ Marine nr shipping (2): W. M.

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Press, Volume XCVII, Issue 28742, 13 November 1958, Page 21

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DAIRY PRODUCE Press, Volume XCVII, Issue 28742, 13 November 1958, Page 21

DAIRY PRODUCE Press, Volume XCVII, Issue 28742, 13 November 1958, Page 21