THE SHOW.

Hawera Star, Volume XLVIII, 2 July 1924, Page 5

THE SHOW.

TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL SUCCESSES. FANCY WORK AND HOAIE INDUSTRIES. Gn]?. rrom 1 lie home science class, under v the direction of Miss B. Earl, sent in a number of entries in these two sections' and scored a very satisfactory record of successes. In the fancy work section for school "irls two entered for the best blouse. Vena Hodge' scoring first and Jean Bproull second, Both were smart, neatly finished- samples of sewing. In the home industries, school section, they scored no less than ten firsts and three seconds. Joyce Hides was first- for pikelets, Turkish delight, cocoanut ice, and family cake; Vena Hodge first for date creams arid toffee and second for Turkish delight; Ethel Lander first for currant, scones and plain scones; Jean Easton first for best collection of sweets and suet puddiii"; Eva Tayler second for pikelets and plaTn scones.

GAS COOKING. In order to demonstrate the use of the cooking appliances shown on the Gas Company’s stall at the show a nmnbdr of the Technical High School girls cooked various dishes, cakes, scones, etc v , and very considerable interest was evoked in the visitors present. .They watched proceedings with much interest, and expressed great- approval of the work done.

OFFICIAL AFTERNOON TEA. Once more a squad of Technical High School ."iris, under Miss Earl, showed the quality of the instruction given in cooking by. tlve very dainty afternoon tea., which included a wonderful arrav of plain and fancy dishes served for the afternoon tea given for the Minister (Mr. Nosworthy) and his party and the directors and a, few friends/ It- was all excellently cooked and nicely served, and was most heartily appreciated by aU present. Before the departure of the Ministerial party. Mr. J. R, Corrigan, M.P., expressed the very cordial appreciation of the company for the dainty afternoon tea provided bv the girls.

PRIZE LIST. FARM AND GARDEN. Beet, three long.—Rangiatea Home. New Plymouth, 1 and 2. Beet, three round. —Miss D. Swadling, Hawera, 1; Hugh Roberts, Hawern, 2; Rangiatea Home, New Plymouth, a.

Cabbage, two, savoy.—Hugh Roberts, Hawera, 1 • Rangiatea Home, New Plymouth, 2.

Cabbage, two heads, a.0.v., to be named.—Rangiatea Home, New Ply-, mouth, 2. Carrots, four root's, shorthorn.— Rangiatea Home, New Plymouth, 1 and 2; Mrs W. Kelland, Hawera, 3. Carrots, four roots, long red.—Rangiatea Home, New Plymouth, 1; Mrs AY. Kelland, Hawera, 2; J. Garnett, Hawera, 3. Leeks, three roots. —Rangiatea Home, New Plymouth, 1 and 2. Melon, one, pie or preserving, round. —G. V. Tate, Waitara, 1. Onions, best six largest.—G. V. Tate, Waitara, 1.

Onions, six, Brown Spanish.—G. Y. Tate, Waitara, 1 and 3; AY. Holmes, Bell Block-, 2. Onions, six 7 . Brown Globe.—G. A". Tate, Waitara, 1 and 2. Onions, six, any other variety.—G. \ T . Tate, AVaitara, 1 and 2. Onions, pickling, 21b. —G. Y. Tate, Waitara, 1; EL A. Way, New Plymouth. 2 and 3. .

Onions, rope or stick, not less than 141 h, brown variety.—G. V. Tate, Waitara, 1 ; Stoddart Bros., Alanaia, 2. Onions, rope or stick, not less than 14lb, any other variety.—G. A r . Tate, Waitara, ].

Shallots, 2lh, any variety.—G. V. Tate, AYAitava, 1; d. Garnett, Hawera, 2 and 3.

Herbs, collection.—_H. A. AVay, New Plymouth, 1 and 2; Hugh Roberts, Hawera, 3. Parsnips, four roots.—Airs AA T . Kelland, Hawera, 1; Rangiatea Homft, New Plymouth, 2 ;• Hugh Roberts, Hawera, 3.

Pumpkins, two, best quality. —G. AU Tate, Waitara, 1 ; Rangiatea Home, New Plymouth, 2 and 3. Pumpkin or squash, heaviest. —Aliss A. Reynolds, Hawera, 68Alb and 57-2-lh, 1 and 2; 0. J. Quin. Hawera, 5511 b, 3. Vegetable ma crow. one. —AY. Holmes, Bell Block, 2. •

Turnips, three roots, garden white.— Aliss D. Swadling, Hawera, 1. t Potatoes, six tubers, Alaori Chief.— Nelson Hughes, Alaxwolltowu. 1 and 2. Potatoes, six tubers, Gamekeeper.— Nelson Hughes. Araxwelltown, 4 and 3; J. Garnett, Hawera, 2. Potatoes, six tubers. Sutton’s Supreme.—Nelson Hughes, Maxwelltown, 1 and 2; Allan Roberts. Hawera, 3.

Potatoes, six tubers, Robin Adair.— Nelson Hughes, Maxwelltown, 1 and 2; Allan Roberts, Hawera, 3. 7\>tatoes, six tubers, Red Beauty of Hebron.—A. E. Linn, Normanbv. 1 ; Nelson Hughes. Afaxwelltown, 2 and 3. Potatoes, six tubers, anv other variety.—Nelson Hughes, Maxwelltown. 1 and 2; AY. Holmes, Bell Block. 3 .

Potatoes, six tubers of each variety, best collection, named.—Nelson Hmdies. Araxwelltown. 1; A. E. Linn. Normanbv. 2; Allan Roberts, Hawera, 3. Collection of vegetables, not more than three of each varietv.—Allan Roberts, Hawera. ].

FIELD ROOTS. Suede, two roots, Superlative I 1 Hoskin. Alatapu, 1.

Swedes, two roots. ALignum Bonum— E. G. Betts, Okaiawa. ].

Swedes, two roots, anv.other variety —John Harvey. Normanbv 1 • T York Matapu, 2; J. Fryday. Stratford. 3. Alaneolds. two roots. I,ono Red Uvs a g lit, Hawera, 1; Stoddart Bros.. Manaia, 2: G. V. Tate, AVaitara, 3. Mangolds, two roots Prizewinner or Yellow Globe—F. Hoskin. Matann 1 Lysapht, Hawera, 2; Charles \\ iMis, ivmtnpn. v.h.c.

Alangolds, two roots. Sugar—Lvsnrdit Hawera 1; Stoddart IW.'. Manaia" 2*; E. G. Pelts, Okaiawa, 3. .Mangolds, tu o roots Jersey Oneen 0. V. Tate. Waitara. 1 and 9 E G Betts, Okaiawa, 3.

.Mangolds, two, roots, nnv other variety—F. Hoskin, Matapu. 1. Mangolds, two roots, heaviest F G Petrs. Okaiawa ft mb. 1; Rro.lOnrf Bros., ISlnna m . ,01b. 2- E A T a no-lev Kohi, drib, 2; Charles Willis'. Mat'apu’ .;r!l) 1 y.U.c,

Carrots, four roots. Champion—H TT Oiddy. Matann, 1 and 2; F. Hoskin Matapu. 3.

Carrots, four roots Matchless White Stoddart. Bros., Manaia 1- Charles Willis. Matapu. 2; - Lvsa'oht Hrwera, 3. ‘

Cai'rots, four roots, Yellow Fleshed - F. Hoskin, Matapu, 1. and g

Carrots, four roots, anv other varietv 77 H. H. Giddy, Alatapu 1; W. Holmes, Bell Block, 2; Lysaght, Hawera, 3. Best collection of Field Roots, not mare than three of each variety—E. ,X. Betts, Okaiawa, 1: Stoddart Bros. Ma na.a, 2; Lysaght. Hawera, 3. ’ ... Best collection of Farm Roots from Sutton’s seeds, three of each variety— Lysaght, Hawera, I. FIELD ROOTS. Collection of Mangolds and Carrots, grown from Sutton's Seeds, 3 roots each variety.—Stoddart Bros., Nrirmanbv Road, Manaia, 1; Lysaght, Hawera. 2; Chas. Willis, Matapu, 3. SCHOOL FARM SECTION 'MANGOLDS. Group 1, being Hnvveea, Tokaora. Matapu, Ohangai, Fraser Road, Ararata, Tawhiti and Nonnanby Schools.— Thelma Good, Eraser Road, i; George Dyson, Ohangai, 2; Florrie Seed, Matapu, 3. Group 2. being Rawhitiroa, Kaponga, Mangatoki, Einnerty Road, Ngaere, and Eltham schools. Bernard Taylor, Ngaere, 1; Elliott Major, Rawhitiroa, 2; Esther Cocker, Rawhitiroa, 3. Group 3, being Auroa, Pihama, Opunnke, Oeo, Manaia. Otakeho. River Lea, Okaiawa and Kapuni schools.—Jean Millar, Oeo, 1; Thelma Gargen, Rawhitiroa, 2; Ernest Gargen, Rawhitiroa, Group 4, being Toko, Midhirst and Cardiff schools.—. Tack Hine, Toko, 1; Philip Wakelin,. Toko, 2; Edwa.rd | Hughes, Toko, 3. | CARROTS. Group 1, being Hawera. Tokaora. Ohangai, Eraser Road, Ararata, Tawhiti, Alatapu and Normanbv schools. —Jane Keighley, Alatapu, 1; Sarah Keighley, Matapu, 2; Reginald Harding, Ohangai, 3.

Group 2, being Rawhitiroa, Kaponga, Mangatoki, Finnerty Road, Ngaere and Elthani Schools.—Freda AlcNeil, Rawhitiroa, 1; Lester Gernhoefer. Rawhitiroa, 2; Dick Silver, Rawhitiroa, 3. i

Group 3, being Auroa, Pihama, O'punake, Oeo, Alahaia, Otakeho, Riverlea, Okaiawa and Kapuni schools.—Elliott Oldfield, Okaiawa, 1; Beatrice Oldfield, Okaiawa, 2; C. Saddler, Riverlea, 3. Group 4, being Toko, Midhirst and Cardiff schools—Alma Cornish 1, Cyril Clandge « Roland Clairidge (all Toko),

HOME INDUSTRIES DIVISION. HOMErMADE BREAD. Two Loaves of Bread, about 21bs.— Mrs S. Wolfe, Hawera, 1; AL'*vJl. Christieson, Wanganui, 2. Two Milk Loaves, about lib each.— Mrs W. Kelland, Hawera, l: Mrs G Q.uin, Hawera, 2. Two Loaves of White Bread, for competitors who have not previously taken a prize.—Airs S. Wolfe, Hawera, 1; Mrs \Y. Kelland, Hawera, 2. Loaf .Brown Bread—Airs G.’ Quin, Mokoia, 1 and 2. Currant Loaf—Mrs G. Quin, Mokoia, I and 2. Milk Bread, about 2lbs.—Mrs G. Quin 1, Airs W. Kelland 2. Nut Bread Loaf.—Airs E. J. Beaurepame, Hawera, 1; Airs G. Quin, 2. SCONES. Girdle Scones—Mrs Tarrant, Hawera, II Mrs E. M. Svm€j Haw-era 9 Collection Scones.—Airs E. ’ Comber, Hawera, 1. Hall-dozen Oven Scones.—Airs A. S Slater, Te Popo (Stratford). 1 ; Alls C U Connor. Nolantown, 2. Half-dozen Brown Scones.—Airs A. S Slater, Stratford, 1. Half-dozen Currant Scones (homemade). Airs R. E. Antrobus, Normanhv, 1.

Hall-dozen Currant Buns, made with yeast. Airs AY. Kelland, Hawera, 1: Mrs L. Christieson, Wanganui, 2. . Plate Scones, cooked in gas oven. — Airs Cummane, Hawera, 1 pastry and biscuits. I late Short Bread.—Airs Cummane, Hawera, 1; Airs R. E. Antrobus, Nor! manby, 2. Half-dozen Pikelets.—Airs Tarrant Hawera, T; Mrs AY. O’Brien, Hawera,

Half-dozen Pikelets.—Muriel Reid, Hawera, 1; Airs AV. O’Brien, Hawera,

Half-dozen Jam Tarts.—Airs A S Slater, Te Popo (Stratford), 1; Airs L. Christieson, AYanganui 2. , Half-d ozen Sausage Rolls.—Airs A 3. Slater, Stratford, 1. Half-dozen Cheese'Cakes.—Airs A. S. Slater, Stratford, 1. Blum Pudding, marfiSwith butter and steamed.—Airs R. E. Antrobus, Normanbv, 1. CAKES. Family Cake.—Airs E. A. Warren, Enuera, 1- Airs R. E-. Antrobus, Norman by, 2, Sponge Cake—Airs AV. Kelland, Hawera, 1. Seed Cake.—Airs AV. O’Brien, Hawera, 1 ; Mrs i{. El Antrobus. Norninnby, 2. Fruit Cake. rich.—Mrs .T. G.ie.v, Hawera, I ; Mrs R. E. Antrobus. Normanbv, 2. Sponge Roll.—Airs R. E. Antrobus, Nonnanby. 1; Airs L. Christieson, AYanganui, 2.

Madeira Cake, about 21bs. —Aliss E, Gaunt, Hawera, 1 ; Airs W. Kelland. Hawera, 2. Half-dozen Cocoanut Cakes.—Airs C, O’Connor, Nolantown, l; Airs R. E. Antrobus. Normanbv, 9.

Half-dozen Rock Cakes. —Airs C. O’Connor. Nolantown, 1; Mrs R. E. Antrobus, Normanbv, 2. Sponge Sandwich.—Mrs Mullins, Hawera, 1; Mrs A. S. Slater, Stratford,

Plate Sponge Gingerbread.—Airs R E. Antrobus, Normanbv, 1.

Plate Ordinary Gingerbread.—Mrs W . I she r wood, Hawera, 1; Mrs Iv. Comber. 2. SWEETS. Plate Cocoamit ice.—Joyce Hicks, Hawera Technical School, '] ; Mrs w! Jshtvwood. Hawera. 2. Plate ioffee.—\ena Hodge, Hawera Technical School, 1; Muriel Reid. Tn-* whiti, 2. Plate Cream Dates.—Vena Hodge, 1 ; Muriel Reid, 2. Plate Turkish Delight.— Jovee Hicks, Hawera Technical School, ’] ; Vena Hedge, Hawera Technical School. 2. _ Halt-dozen White Eggs. Nancy Kcnt, Hawera, 1; Ken Smith, Hawera. 2. JAMS AND JELLIES. Home - made Jellies. Mrs C. Chadwick. Hawera, 1; Mrs M. Ford. Hawera, 2. Home-made Jam. —Mrs C. Chadwick, Hawera. 1 and 3; Mrs W. Ishecwood, Hawera, 2. Alarmalnde.—Mrs C. Chadwick. Hawera, 1; Mrs Jf. F. Honker, Hawera, 2 ; Mrs M. Ford. Hawera, 3. Mould of Brawn.—Mrs C. Chadwick. 1 ; Mrs W. Kelland (Hawera) 2. PTCKLES AND SAUCES.

Home-made Tomato Sauce. Airs Steele, Geo, 1; Mrs C. Chadwick, Hawera, 2. Home-made Pickles. —Mrs C. Chadwick, Hawera. 1.

Onions. —Mrs C. Chadwick, 1; Airs Steele. Oeo, 2.

Cauliflower, one jar.—Airs C. Chadwick, 1.

Any other Variety, one jar.—Afrs C. Chadwick. 1 ?nd 2. Red Cabbage, one iar.—Airs C. Chadwick, 1.

Collection of Chutnev.—Airs C Chadwick, 1. Bottle Home-made Vinegar.—Airs 0. Chadwick, 1. HOME-MADE AVINES. Best bottle home-made wine.—Airs. O. Chadwick, Hawera, 1 and 2. BOTTLED PRUT l U Best collection bottled fruit —Mrs Steele, Oeo, 1. Rest bottled fruit.—Mrs. AYY Roberts, Hawera, 1; Mrs. Steele, Oeo, 2. Best bottle of tomatoes.—Mrs C Chadwick, Hawera 1. ' BUTTER, Best 31 bs butter, non-separator.—Mrs * ■ „ A * Warren, Hawera, 1 ; Airs. AY. Kelland, Hawera, 2. Best 3!bs butter, separator.—Mrs. AY. ive 11 and, Ha we ra, 1. SECTION FOR. CHILDREN. (Sixteen years and under.) Best plate of scones.—Ethel Lander. Hawera Technical High School, 1; Eva Taylor, Hawera Technical High School, Best plate currant scones. —Ethel Lander, Hawera Technical High School, Best jam sandwich.—Ala vis Reid Hawera, 1; Jean O’Brien, H aWera, 2. Best plate of six queen cakes.—Mary Kelland, Hawera, 1; Katherine Quin. Hawera Technical High: School. 2. Best plate of six jam tarts;—Ethel Lander, Hawera Technical High School, Best plate of pikelets.—Joyce Hicks Hawera Technical High School. 1; Eva JLayler, Hawera Technical High School, GS U 1 family cake.—Joyce Hicks, HaTee} U lical High School, 1; Jean O' Brien, Hawera, 2. Best suet pudding.—Jean Easton, Hawera Technical High School, 1 ; Alary Kelland, Hawera, 2. Best collection of sweets. —Jean Easton, Hawera Technical High School, 1.