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COOKING SECTION. Prizes Ist 2/6 } 2nd 1/-. Most pointy in Section, 10/- cash (donated by Mrs Covvie). Class I). 4U—Home-made Bread, white. Ist 3/-, 2nd 1/6. 4-I—Plain Scones. 42 Girdle Scones 43 I\ut and liaisin Loaf. 44 Pikelets. 45 Gems. 46 Short Bread. 47 Sponge Sandwich with filling, baked in coal oven. Ist prize (donated by Mr It. J. Pedder), 2nd prize 2/-. 18— Sponge Sandwich with filling, baked in electric oven. Ist prize 7/6, 2nd 2/6 (donated by Kanierx Electric Ltd.) 19— Plain Puli' Pastry. 30— Madeira Cake, baked in coal oven. Ist prize bag of coal (donated by Mr R. J. Pedder), 2nd prize 2/-. 51 —Madeira Cake, bakea m electric oven. Ist prize 7/6 3 2nd prize 2/6 (donated by Kameri Electric Ltd) 52.—Madeira Cake, baked in gas oven. Ist prize 7/(6, 2nd prize 2/6 (donated by Gas' Company). 53 Tray of assorted Biscuit s (Mrs Warren’s trophy). 54 Brawn. Ist prize, trophy. 55 — Marmalade. 36—Jam, 2 varieties. 57 jelly, 2 varieties, 58— Pickles, mustard. 59 Pickles, onions. 50—Chutney. 31— Sauee ) tomato. 32 Home-made Soap. AH exhibitors willing to donate ex bibits to show, kindly notify secretary on Show Day. SEWING AND KNITTING SECTION Prizes: Ist 2/6, 2nd 1/-. Class E. 63—Knitted Scarf. 34—Prettiest Cosy. 65 Hand Knitted Sox, men’s. 66 Knitted Bed Jacket. 67 Knitted Bed Sox. 68— Article made from 5 skeins of wool. 69 Prettiest bag made by exhibitor. 70— Most popular article made from material to cost not more than 1/3 (popular vote contest). !\—Article made from 1 sugar bag. ,2—Article made from 1 flour bag. 73 Worked Apron. 74 Worked Supper Cloth. 75 Worked Throw Over. 76 Worked Dinner Waggon Set. 77 Tapestry Article. 78— Wool Rug. SCHOOL CHILDREN. Prizes Ist 2/6, 2nd 1/-. Entry fee 3d. 79 Arts and Crafts. ENTRIES.—Entry fee ) sixpence each up to 5, each entry over 5 free. Three or more entries or no second prize given. Points prize: 3,2, 1. All entries close on WEDNESDAY, September 29th, at 5 p.m. Entries may be left any time prior to date with Mrs J. Carter, Phone No. 63, Park Street, or with M"s Los. Michel, Phone No. 176. JESSIE M ICHEL, Hon. Secretary, Brit-tan Street, Hokitika.

XV! SW! Streamlined for Beauty and Modern Efficiency ! THE BEAUTY OF THE NEW CHAMPION DE LUXE STREAMLINED GAS COOKER IS STARTLING!T IS FLAWLESS IN ITS SMOOTH, ROUNDED FINISH AND UNB ROKEN LINES, ITS WARM IVORY STAIN L ENAMEL wU EITHER GREEN OR ORANGE FAC,NGS_,N ITS CONCEALMENT OF all appliances AfM parts. It brinqs the immaculate perfection ot moder,. laboratory cooking to your kitchen—it eliminates all work in surface cleaning—but read the story ot its Exclusive Features, and realise all it would mean to you to possess it Why Champion is more than ever leader in beauty, in cooking speed, in economy, and in modern efficiency. -olding Table Top (shut)—Last touch jf perfection! A porcelain enamel lid that takes the place of a back plate vhen up and a smoothj immaculate able top when shut. olding Table Top (Open).—Easily liftd up on "rrfectly-balanced hinges. Vhen down it provides table space and ompletes the streamlined beauty. treamlined Taps—This Tap is unique i Gas Cookers— designed for ease in urning and for beauty of appearance, k most distinctive feature. Minute Minder” Clock—Set it and bell rings when the cooking roastig, baking, boiling—is done to perfecon. No guesswork. You can’t over or nder-cook. Saves time, steps, tempers. ■ont Reading Thermostat —Easily en and handled, for perfect control oven heat. Set it and leave it—go lopping or visiting—no watching, no waiting. ’eamwork!—“Minute Minder” and 'hermostat work together—exact temleratures are maintained for definite Jeriods of time—one of the chief secrets if all fine cookery. n i iiui«im'iiiiii«mii«m'i»miiium*mi!»uiii«imi*mn»um;arTmi - Si liii 111 i.l ijnii I !!§ a m & s® SB ME mm m ■m SI-5 ■iff •liii ill | a 111 Bill 14 I! ii !ii i! li;i ipi lii £i If II i;ii mil liii ill |lf |i| £«§ iiii u fill liii M in ijti ill m liii •ninyiw ■!*?! S’m'WMn f" B1 5?r!?a?-T5 0 ‘ ''iiiiiiSmiiittttiiiiniiiiHMuißiiWwßiiß CHAMPION Streamlined de lux GAS COOKER MADE BY RADIATION N.Z., LTD., BRINSLEY WORKS, DUNEDIN. Showroom =W« H. Shannon s Rsvcll st. Works=Hokitlka Gas Coy. Stafford St tNQUIRIK INVITED AND EVERY SERVICE AND INFORMATION GIVEN TO SATISFY CONSUMER*

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Hokitika Guardian, 17 September 1937, Page 8

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Page 8 Advertisements Column 4 Hokitika Guardian, 17 September 1937, Page 8

Page 8 Advertisements Column 4 Hokitika Guardian, 17 September 1937, Page 8

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