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COOKING SECTION, Prizes Ist 2/6, 2nd 1/-. Most point s in Section, Id/- cash (donated by Mrs Cowic). Class I). 40— Home-made Bread, white. Ist 3/-, 2nd 1/6. 41— Plain Scones. 42 Girdle Scones 43 Nut' and Raisin Loaf. 44 Pikelets. 45 — Gems. 46 Short Bread. 47 Sponge Sandwich with filling, halted in coal oven. Ist prize (donated by Mr It. J. Peddcr) j 2nd prize 2/-. 18— Sponge Sandwich with filling, baked in electric oven. Ist prize 7/6, i 2nd 2/6 (donated by Kanieri Electric Ltd.) 19— Plain Puff Pastry. 50— Madeira Cake, baked in coal oven. Ist prize bag of coal (donated by Mr R. J. Pedder), 2nd prize 2/-. 51— Madeira Cake, baked in electric oven. Ist prize 7/6, 2nd prize 2/6 (donated by Kanieri Electric Ltd) 52.—Madeira Cake, halted in g as oven. Ist prize 7/6, 2nd prize 2/6 (donated by Gas Company). 53 Tray of assorted Biscuits (Mrs Warren's trophy). 54 Brawn. Ist prize, trophy. 55 Marmalade. 56 Jam, 2 varieties. 57 Jelly, 2 varieties, 58— Pickles, mustard. 59 Pickles, onions. 50—Chutney. 61—Sauce, tomato. 52 Home-made Soap. All exhibitors willing to donate ex bibits to show, kindly notify secretary m Show Day. SEWING AND KNITTING SECTION Prizes: Ist 2/6, 2nd 1/-. Class E. 53 Knitted Scarf. 54 Prettiest Cosy. Jo—Hand Knitted Sox, men’s. 66 Knitted Bed Jacket. 67 Knitted Bed Sox. 68 — Article made from 5 skeins of wool. 59—Prettiest hag made by exhibitor. 70—Most popular article made from material to cost not more than 1/3 (popular vote contest). ,T—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 Grafts. ENTRIES.—Entry fee, sixpence each up to 5, each entry over 5 free. Three or more entrie s or no second prize given. , Points prize; 3,2, 1. All entrie s close on WEDNESDAY, September 29th, at 5 p.m. Entries may bo left any time prior to date with Mrs J. Carter, Phone No. 63, Park Street, or with Mrs Los. Michel, Rhone No. 176. JESSIE MICHEL, Hon. Secretary, Brittan Street, Hokitika.

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Hokitika Guardian, 21 September 1937, Page 8

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