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Hokitika Guardian, 10 December 1940, Page 2

OUT FOR SKIN & end GET IT/ 4 Nyal Baby Powder is tSae only baby powder ; which contains “Alphozone.” Alphozon<s. prevents moisture from chafing baby’s tender, skin and ensures w«kin comfort. Clinics recommend it! Nurses use it! /. Knowing mothers demind it! 1/6 per tin. • WILLIAMS MEDICAL HALL ; CHEMISTS © HOKITIKA Telephone 16 P.0.80x 39 * HOKITIKA '

41—Best Collection of Vegetables,'-six varieties. Ist prize 5/-, 2nd 2/6. SECTION C —DECORATIVEi First Prize 3/-, Second. 1/6. ; - ; 42 — Arranged Bowl Primuiinus. 43 Arranged Bowl Phlox Drummondi. 44 Arranged Bow] Antirrhiniums.o 45 — Bowl Dahlias. 46 Arranged Bowl, any flower, .any foliage. \ 47 Arranged Floating Bowl. j. 48 — Arranged Basket Flowers. 49 Bowl Hydrangeas. ' sU—Decorated Table. Ist prize 7/6; -2nd 5/-. Special entry 1/-. 51— Decorated Hat. 52 — 1 Vase Flowers (large). - 53 Small Vase Flowers. SECTION I .—FANCY .WORK. First Prize 2/6, Second 1/6. No article that has already taken a Prize to be entered. 54 Hand-worked Articles Embroidered - ; . ; ■■, i. • • i in Colours. • .• > j.' 55 — Crochet (.fine). ; 56 Hand-worked Toilet Set. \ j) 57 — Wool Rug. 58— Unclassified Article (hand-made). 59 df iTapestry'| 694^Fancj T f'Apfohii's'fH ; Ki’’i!ilil/^rT-T : : 61 6: 63 - Any ! Article from: Seiigftiss'oirhCane SECTION E.—KNITTING. ■ j / Class. First Prize 2/6Csecond 1/3 64 Man’s Pullover or Cardigan.: 65 — Lady’s Juniper or Cardigan. 66—Any Knitted Article (unclassified) 67 Baby’s Outfit, Dress, Coat, Bonnet, 68— Lady’s Dressing Jacket; '( 69 Knitted Socks. y 70— Knitted Cushion. , • / 71— Knitted Tea Cosy.. 72 Any Article Ciroehet in ,wool ’or silk. " RULES AND REGULATIONS. No worn article and mL article rtfiat has already taken a prize may be entered. ‘ . ‘. ; ; . ■l.>—All flowers in Section A must be grown by exhibitor. ;•>•*.>. . v, 2. All Cups and special prizes -to be V competed for by Westland • exhibitors only. -.T- ... vj'- ■ 3. —Three entries in each class or.no first prize. • T;.. 4. —Each exhibitor must stage his or her'own entries. • ■ All entries 6d; after 2/6 paid entries free. Entries close with the Secretaries on TUESDAY, JANUARY 28, at 8 p.m. Show will be open from 2 p.m. until 10 p.m. Admission 1/-, children 6d. W. SANDERS, (Miss) R.. COYLE, Hon. Joint Secretaries. P.O. Box 96, Hokitika.

ST. MARY’S SUMMER FLOWER SHOW ST. MARY’S CLUB ROOMS, HOKITIKA. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 29, 1941. S ECTION A .—FLOWERS. First Prise 3/-, Second I/O. Rev. Father Finerty’s Cup for most Points in section. 1— 3 Vases Sweet Peas, three spikes each vase’ 3 colours. 2 Gladioli, six colours. Ist prize 7/6, 2nd 2/6. Not Miss New Zealand. 3 3 Gladioli, 3 distinct colours. Ist prize 5/-, 2nd prize 2/-. Not Miss N .Z . 4 One Gladioli, any colour. 5 6 Gladioli j any varieties. 6 One Gladioli, Miss N.Z. , 7_3 Primulinus, 3 varieties. 8— Pompom Dahlias. 9 3 Charm Dahlias, any colour. 10— 6 Dahlias, any varieties. 11— 3 Cactus Dahlias. 12— Decorative Dahlias, 3 colours. l3_Collection Cut Flowers,’; six vases annuals;- (Cup to -be woii twice in succession or three times at iu- : tervals). 4, 14— Antirrhinums, hot less than 3 varieties. 15— —3 Callendulas. 16— (Zinnias, 3 colours. 17— 2 African Marigolds. 18— Vases Stocks, three colours. ‘ 19—3 Roses, not less than 2 varieties. Trophy, Rose Bowl donated by Mr Jack Lynch, to be won three times in succession or four times at intervals. 20 — Collection Cut Flowers, six vases. Biennials and Perennials. (No shrubs or bulbs). First Prize 5/21— Any Flower not classified. 22 —1 Vase Sweet Peas. 23 1 Vase French Mangolds. 24 Vase Iceland Poppies. 25 1 Pot Maidenhair Fern. 26 Pot A&pidistris. 27 Pot Plant. 28— Pot Plant in flower. 29 3 Hydrangeas. Trophy for best Gladioli in Show. SECTION B—VEGETABLES. First Prize 3/-, Second 1/6. Trophy for most points in Section. 30— Four Table Carrots. s 31— Four Beetroot. 32 Four Onions. 33 Four Parsnips. 34 Two Cabbages. 35 Four Potatoes—Long. 36 Four Potatoes—round. 37 Six Escballots. 38— Four Stalks Rhubarb. 39 Six Runner Beans. 40— Two Table Marrows.

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