HONOURS.

Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1275, 2 November 1911, Page 8

HONOURS.

DESIGNS AND ART CRAFTS. SOME OF THE WINNERS. Further awards were made as under:— Study of a plant in colour, with detail drawing of growth and character, accompanied by a design for surface decoration—Miss Clara V. Hay (Dnnedin), 1; only three entries. Piece of original work in stencilling—Cassie Pound (\\ ellington), 1 i Miss G. Bradley (Christchurch), 2; L.

| Thane (\\ cllington), 3. Piece of original work in metal work, jewellery of enamelling—y. Isaac (Wellington), 1; H. Bright (Wellington), 2; only three entries. Piece of original work in wond-raning or cabinet work: (i. Simpson (Wellington), 1; "M. Skill ("Wellington), 2: 0. Aspland (Wellington), 11. Taylor (Wellington), h.c. Piece of original work in leather embossing—W. Brake (Ralmerston North), 1; Miss Clara V. Hay (Dunedin). 2. Manuscript writing and illuminating— .Miss C. \\ liny, I; only entry. Architectural nnd mechanical'drawing— Measured drawing in ink of a machine or part oi machinery—C. S. Ilamerton (Wellington), 1; L. Cripps (Wanganui), 2; W. Cooper • (Wanganui), 3. Original design for a machine—C. S. Ilamerton, 1; R. Goldfinch, 2; W. Aitken (Wanganui), 3. DAY TECHNICAL PUPILS. Embroidery designed and executed by pupils—Eileen France (Wellington), i. Grace Coveney (Wellington), 2. Set of three original designs in colour ior a square, a. circle, and a hexagon—Gertrude Warren (Wellington), 1; Arthur Wilson (Wellington), 2; A. Goodsell (Wellington), 3. Modelled design based on a plant—ll. Blight (Wellington), 1; T. •Smith (Wellington), 2. Two original models in woodwork, accompanied by the working drawings—K. Harnett (Wellington), 1; It. Benge (Wellington), 2. For pupils attending high schools, district schools and colleges—Six geometrical problems, inclnding at least one in solid geometry, worked in ink; Edna Burr (Wellington), 1; Nellie Lankshear (Wellington), 2. Drawing from a group of three objects—N. .Malcolm (Palmerston North); only two entries. Set of drawings in pencil from plants, shells, birds, or other natural objects—Florence Shelton (Wellington), 1; Fay Ray ward (Wellington), 2. HIGH AND DISTRICT SCHOOLS. Set of drawings -in colour from plants or natural objects.—Florence Shelton, 1; Marjory Bryce (Wellington), 2; Luida Koch (Wellington), 3. Set of drawings of native trees or shrubs—Fay Rayward, 1; Marjory Jordan (Wellington), 2. Design for stencilling, not to exceed oft. 3in. -Siva Cattell (Wellington), 1; Mabel Still (Wellington), 2. Design for embroidery, not to exceed sft. by 3ft. —Marjory Brice, 1; Edna Gell, .2. Set of two original designs in colour for a square and a circle — Eileen Wilton (Wellington), 1; Una ICing (Wellington), 2. For pupils attending private school and privats Rita Moss (Wellington), 1; Maisie Clere (Wellington), 2. Plants, birds, or other native objects—Elinor Rutherford (Wellington), 1; Nettie Hurley (Wellington), 2 A set of drawings in colour from plants or other natural objects—Dorothy Evans (Wellington), 1; Nita Clark (Wellington), 2. Design for stencilling Violet Davidson (Wellington), 1; Dorothy Evans (Wellington), 2. Set of two original designs in colour for a square and a circle—Nita Clark (Wellington), 1; Winifred Gale (Wellington), 2. Set of two original designs in colour for a square and a circle—Una Henderson (Hawke's Bay), 2; only entry. PHOTOGRAPHY. Landscape—J. D. Hay, Dunedin, 1; E. Weightman, Wellington, 2; A. Billens, Palmerston, 3. Seascape or Marine—A. N. Breckon, 1; M. L. Lampe, Wanganui, 2; A. W. Breckon, 3. E. Weightman (Wellington) was very highly commended. Portrait or Figure—A. N. Breckon, 1; E. Weightman, 2; M. L. Lampe, 3. Animal Life—A. N. Breckon, 1; J. D. Hay, 2; .T. Lyue, Aorangi, 3. Any Study—J, C. Cull, Palmerston, 1; F. Buff, Wanganui, 2; A. Butcher. 3. Pupils' Photographs—Wcolf and Butcher, 1; Al'Knight and Butler, 2. PIG SECTION. Berkshire boar, 12 months and over— J. H. Sellers (Okaiawa), 1; Monckton and Fetch (Feilding), 2; Wm. .Saunderson (Palmerston), 3. •Boar,. 12 months nnd under—Porirua Mental Hospital, 1 and 2. Boar, under B months—W. Saunderson, 1. • , ' ' Breeding sow in. pi^—Porirua Mental Hospital, 1 and champion; J. H. Sellars, 2, Sow and litter of not less than 6—Wm. Saunderson, 1. Sow, 12 months and under—Porirua Mental Hospital, 1 and 2; J. H. Sellers, 3 and v.h.c. ' Sow, G months and under—J. H. Sel- - lcrs, 1. Middlo and small Yorkshires, boar 12 months and under—l'. J. Small (Kairanga), 1; B. Gray (Taikorea), 2. Boar,, under G months—Win. H. Mor- 1 ris (Kawhatu), 1. _ Sow and litter of not less than G—W. 1 ■Saunderson, 1 and champion; B. Gray, i 2; I'. J. Small, 3. ' Sow, 12 months and under—P. J. Small, 1; B. Gray, 2. i Sow, under G months—W. H. Morris 1 (Kawhatu), 1 and 3; B. Gray, 2. ! Largo Yorkshires—P. J. Small, 1 and champion. Largo black boar, under 12 months—E. Weekes (Awapuni), 1 and 2. Boar, G months and under 12— E. Weekes, 1. Boar, under G months—E. Weekes, 1. i Sew, 12 months and over—E. Weekes, 1. i Sow, B months and under 12— E. 1 Weekes, 1. 1 Other breeds—W. D. Hastie (Whakaronga), curly-coated Lincoln. COMPETITIONS. Driving competition, singlo horse or pony—H. Roberts (Feilding), 1; D. A. Bennett (Awahuri), 2; Mrs. P. L. Sim (Palmerston), 3. Shoeing competition—D. Donogliue (Wellington), 1; J. Griffiths (Palmerston). 2; R. M'Dowell (Palmerston), 3. Lady's pony turn-out—Mrs. J. Goring Johnston, 1; Mrs. Ernest Short, 2; C. Avery (Pahiatua), 3. Maiden hunters' competition—E. Short's Dinizulu, 1; C. E. Levett's Reckless, 2; A. Mitchell's Harpoon, 3. R. F. Sanson (Sandon), Mrs. V. M. Hollod (Tiakitahuna), and W. Wollerman (Palmerston), survive for to-day's events 1 in the harness horse competition, and 1 will compete in the final on Friday. ' Best Gentleman Rider—Alex Mitchell ' (Mauaia) and 11. Hassall (Hastings), dead heat, 1; D. A. Bennett, Awahuri, 2. Best Bareback Eider—D. A. Bennett c (Awahuri), 1; 'I'. R. Taylor (Iviwitea), 2; ' James Kendrick, Lena, 3. HOME INDUSTRIES. Farmers Fresh Separator Butter.—Mrs. Thompson, Feilding, 1; Mrs. Edwards, Longburn, 2; Mrs. I'attor, Mangaonoho, ' very highly commended. 1 Fanners' Fresh Non-separator Butter.— , Mrs. Holder, WoodviUe, 1; Mrs. Care, Cambridge, 2; Mrs. Best, Longburn, v.h.c. Best Dozen Hen Eggs.—Mrs. Balsillie, Kairanga, 1; Alex. Farmer, Longburn, 2. Best Dozen Duck Eggs.—Mrs. Hastings, Aokautere, 1. . Bottled Fruit.—Mrs. Anstice, Levin, 1; Mrs. Care, Cambridge, 2; Mrs. Best, 1 Longburn, 3. Jams and Jellies.—Miss R. Ross, 1; Mrs. Anstice, 2. Marmalade.—Mrs. Taylor, Longburn, 1; Mrs. Care, 2; Miss Daggar. 3. Tomato Sauce.—Mrs.-Care, ,1; Miss Jickeli, 2; Miss Ross, 3. Other Sauce.—Miss Ross, 1; Mrs. Dane 2. Pickles—Mrs. Anstice, 1. Home-made Wine.—Mrs. Best, 1; Mrs. A. Franklin. 2; G. Woodroft'e, 3. Sandwiches.—Miss May Ho drier, 1. Toffee.—Miss Gould, Feilding, 1; Miss Jickell, 2. White Bread.—Miss Holland, Burmvthorpe, 1; Mrs. Bntler, 2; Miss Neilson, 3. Brown Bread.—Miss Neilson, 1. Scones—Miss Ritchie, 1; Miss Braddock, 2;. Miss Brewster, 3. Sconcs, with butter, cream, or lard.— Miss Braddock, 1; Miss Ritchie, 2. Pound Cake.—Mrs. Anstice, 1: Miss Ross, 2. Madeira Cake.—Miss Ross, 1: Mi=« Palmes, Levin, v.h.c. Sponge Cake—Miss Evans, 1; Mrs.Hastings, 2. Spongo Sandwich— Miss Ritchie, 1: Mrs Cox, 2; Mrs. Evans, 3. Seed C'ake.—Mrs. Hastie. Christmas Cake— Miss Ross, 1; Mi«q Brewster, 2; Miss Jickell, 3. Fancy Cakes.—Miss Maunder, 1; Miss Ritchie, 2. Ginger Bread.—Mrs. Law, 1. Shortbread.—Miss Braddock. Sausage Rolls.-Mias M. Hodder, 1; Mi's Daggar, 2.' Potted Meat— Mrs. rcrmain, 1. Biscuits.—Airs. Foreman. Hawera 1 Brawn—Mrs. Foreman, 1. PROGRAMME TO-DAY. The events for to-day are:— • Judging of hones. Exhibition of machinery, implements, permanent stalls, vehiclas,

pigs, and Exhibition Hall. Sheep and cattle judging. Munawatu Kennel Club. Judging dog*. Carriage and trotting stallions. . Ladies' hacks. • Boy and girl riders' classes. Hunters' competition (lady riders). AValking horse and ring rosetto • competition. Leaping competition (steeplechase slyle). BREEDERS' ASSOCIATION. IBy Telesranh.—Press Association.) Palmerston, November 1 A general meeting of the New Zealand Breeders' Association was held to-night, it was dccided to transfer the headquarters from Masterton to Feilding, and also that all meetings bo held at Palmerston. Mr. Wackrill, of Feilding, was appointed secretary in place of Mr. G. R. Sykes, of Masterton, resigned.