HELENSVILLE A. AND P. ASSOCIATION'S SHOW.

Kaipara and Waitemata Echo, 31 January 1912, Page 3

HELENSVILLE A. AND P. ASSOCIATION'S SHOW.

RECORD ENTRIES AND

ATTENDANCE

- Though a slight shower fell early in the morning, the day, Monday, January, 29, was aii ideal one for the above Association's Thirteenth Show, and from ; about. 10 o'clock crowds wended their way to the grounds. The special trains from both North and South brought.their quota, . some 300 Aucklanders being amongst them, while quite a number came from Rodney' County andWairoa, and the whole district being well represented, the number present reached well above 2500. During the day a ■ number of visitors took the opportunity to run to the Springs in Stewart's Motqr Lorry which was plying from the Show ground, while Mr Smith's busses were kept busy between the station show grounds and Springs. \ hm/ 1 There was a good show of jfc- horses; draught horses, colts, |V and fillies being of exceptional quality. The farm mare or gelding, class brought out a splendid lot, Mr-R. Nichbll's Bess, getting first sSSPard out of 10 entries. The blood."stock, saddle horses ■ and roadsters also made good sections, while the riding com- ' petitions were well contested, from 6to 10 entries feeing received in each class, the jumping events being especially good. The entries in the cattle division were not large, but some good stock was exhibited. The main feature of this section was the bulls exhibited by Messrs Woodward Bros., the champion Duke being much admired. The fat beast entered by H. Hare, of Three Kings, received a lot of attention, his weight being put down at anything up to 20001bs. Amongst the dairy cows were the prize winners of the best cow for dairy purposes judged by milk test, which was won by Jas. McAdam's Strawberry, Jas. McDonald's being second, and H. Aitkehhead's third, out of 20 entries. Dairy heifers were well represented, as were also store cattle. ' ■,"■'■■

In the sheep classes, J. E. Leach's .(of Wayby) Leicesters and Lincolns showed well, this exhibitor taking the firsts and champions in these classes. J. B. Jordan . secured champion and firsts for Downs, while G. T. Bayley did likewise for Romney Marsh. In the. fat sheep Stintbn Bros, and J. A. Wilson divided the red tickets. " r-

The pigs penned, although not numerous, were good.

The tent exhibits were a splendid lot, and showed a great increase, the entries exceeding any previous year by over 400, while the exhibits showed a marked improvement. The scone classes were exceedingly well filled, in one class alone there were 51 entries, the first, award being secured by Mrs;W. ■--Russell, Taupaki, Mrs Rae being second ; in fact the entries in the cake and bread divisions were very heavy throughout. Needlewoi k also showed an improvement. The Vegetables shown were fair samples, as also the fruit. The flower classes were not well filled, but the table decorations were pretty, and there were some good samples of dahlias and sweet peas. The judges of the different sections carried out their duties in a % manner to give satisfaction to all, and the Association are to be congratulated on being able to secure the services of such capable officials. The commit-' tees generally, and the stewards are to be complimented on the preparation of the grounds, and the attention paid to their different departments. Both the Chairman, Mr X.; Hicholls, and the Secretary, Mr .T. 0./JR,jmmer, /with their helpers, left nothing' that tended in any way jjf; towards the success of the. Show. "There are many improvements that can be made as the affair grows" into > greater magnitude , which it-undoubtedly will, and' becomes .the premier show North .of Auckland, and now that the ground has been secured by the « j&ssociation' these improvements Jfwill no.doubtbe made. "'■'-'' The catering was in the capable hands of Mr Sinclair of Auckland, who, with his army of as sistants satisfied the wants of all. Besides the Auckland Pipe Band of 14 members, which rendered a splendid programme, was McMahon's Circus Band which gave selections between their acts during the afternoon. A number of smaller side shows were also on the ground, and taking all in all visitors should have been satisfied with the afternoon's outing. r Amongst the stands on the ground we iiotiped one of J, Simcock's famous automatic wooden windmills pumping water, J. O- Gardner had his patent rushdigger on view, and in the afternoon gave an exhibition on '■' the ground ; J- F- Lambert had on view several vehicles as mm^

pies of work from his factory; while Bennett and Green had a large selection of pot plants on sale. The dance in the Foresters' Hall in the evening was well attended, and kept going till after midnight to music supplied by Misses Little and DonovanWEIGHT GUESSING. The weight of the fat sheep and beast in; the weight guessing competitions were : Three Fat Sheep, 149^1bs ; Fat Beast, 634HBullock—G. Wey, 6851b. 1; A. ' Bradly -633 Jibs, 2, EL C. Nutsford, 3 31bs, 3, L. Kussell 6371b5, A. Heist, 6371b5, D. Bradly 630Jbs. Sheep -Capt. Eoss lolibs, 1, G. H. Nicholls 147£1b8, 2. G, H. Brown, W. Laird, 1521b5, H. Stanaway, E. S. Masters, J. Morris, junr., and Isaac McLeoa, 1471b5, 3. Following is a list of prize winners, with tho \ exception of the Cattle, Sheep, Pigs and. Wood Carving classes which are held over till next week to allow up to get a complete list: Horses, Judge : W. L. Orr, Tuakau. Stewards: Messrs T. Davidson, W. Ellett, B. Evans, and J. Archibald. Draught Stock. Entire, any age, one entry—Evans and Foster's Lord Edward Cecil. Entire, 2 yuars, one entry—J. McDonald's Boxer. Brood Mare, any age, 5 entries — Nicholls'Miss Bloom 1, .Nicholls' Rose 2, Jas. Mackie's Topsy 3. Gelding or Filly, one year, two entries—Nicholls' Floss 1, Nicholls' Fly 2. Gelding or Filly, two years, three entries : J". B. Jordan 1, J. Bradly's Mick 2, R. Earrell's Tom 3. Colt or Filly, 3 years, 6 entries^—W. Johnstone 1. Jas. Hand 2. Foal, two entries—E. Nicholls' 1, J. B. Jordan's 2. Farm Mare or Gelding, ten entries —E. Nichoils' Bess 1, Jas. Mackie's Topsy 2, J. Archibald's J b ss 3. Spring Cait Horse, Mare or Gelding one ton, 6 entries—"W, Prendergast's Diamond 1, C. Eussell's Madaui 2,, J ■Mackie's Topsy 3. Pair Farm Horses, 4 entries —E. Nicholls' Bess and Bonny 1, H. Aitkenhead's Glen ann Robin 2, Jas. "Archibald's Kate and Jess 3. Pair "Waggon or Lorry Horses — Davidson Bros/ Bloss aad Tojjis}' 1, R, Nicholls' Bess and Bonny 2. Harness Horses (Medium). , Spring Cart Horse (Mare or Golding), up to 10 owt., driven in harness, 7 entries —~W. Prendergast's Katie 1, E. INicholls' Bess 2, E, Barnes'Dia> mond 3. • Colt or Filly, one year. 3 entries—J. Bradley's Chum 1." H. Aitkenhead's Bess 2,-J. Jordon, junr. 3. Colt or Filly, two year's, 4 entries— A Bradly's 1, H Aitkenhead's Eohin 2, B. Farrell's Kate 3. Colt or Filly, 3 years 4 entries—A. McAdam's Colin 1, A. J. McLeod's 2, A. Bradley's Nancy 3. Creamery Turnout, 4 entries—H. Sheffield 1. J, Brown 2, R. Nicholls 3. General Purpose horse, twelve en> tries—J. Brown's Duchess 1, C. Williams' Prince 2, J. McDonald's Matty 3. Buggy Horse, (Mare or Gelding) 14 entries—E. P. Paul's Jimmy 1, F. P. Paul's Joe 2, Cant. Hammond's Molly 3. Pony, 14 hands 2 in. and under, 12 entries—J. Newman's Puui 1, E. P. Pawl's Bobbie 2. Blood Stock. Judge : Edwin T. Bent, Waiuku. Stewards: Messrs I. P. Kelly, E. Sandin, Logan McLeod, John Hand, and E. O. McLeod. Foal, two entries —R. Nicholls' Daphne 1, J. Flynn's Mayroon 2. Entire, any age, one entry— Jas. McLeod's Young Billingsgate Brood Mare, any age, 7 entries —R. Farrell's Salvadier 1, R. Nicholls' Bandolier 2, J. Reynards "Federal 3. Colt or filly, one year, two entries—R. Nicholl's Abdallah 1, J. McLeod's bay 2. Colt or Filly, two years, two entries — J. McLeod's hay 1, A. Hunter's Tekamahini 2. Colt or Filly, 3 years, 3 entries —J. McLeod's Filly 1, Jas. Hand's Kaipara 2. Foal by "Young Billingsgate," two entries —R, Niq.h oil's Daphne 1. Saddle Horses and Roadsters. Colt or Filly one year, 4 entries —J. Flynn's Vixen 1, R. Nicholls' Lasca 2.

Colt Ox Filly, two years, 3 entries —A. Hunter's Tekaumahini 1

Colt or Filly, 3 years, 3 entries —W. Johnston I, Jas. Hand 2.

Pony, not over 14H hands, eleven entries —Jas, Newman's Puni 1, S. W. Swaffield 2, R. Hunter's Colleen 3,

Pony, not over 13 hands, ;fco be ridden by boy or giri under 1(3 years, 7 entries —E. P. Paul's Bobbie 1, J. McLeod's Nuki 2, R. Farrells' Hori Karanahana 3, E. P. Paul's Dolly, he.

Gent's Hack, up to 13 stone, 5 entries —W.. Johnston 1, F. Dye's Starlight 2, E. P. Paul's Jimmy 3.

Gent's Hack, up to eleven stone, twelve entries —Jno. Ambury's Dandsrl, W. Manual's biack>'2, J. Reynard's Federal 3, W. Nixon he.

Cob, not over 14 bands 3in., 9 entries — Captain Hammond's Molly 1, E. P. Paul's Joe 2, A. E. G-rpy's If eke 3. L Foster's I]G.

• Best kept Gig, Sulky or Roadster, in use not less than twelve months, made by J. F. Lambert, three entries —F. Dye 1, Jas. McDonald he. Lady's Hack, to be ridden by lady, 6 entries —W. Manuel's 1, J. Reynard's Federal 2, John Hand's Dinkum 3, W. Johnstone's he. ' "Walking Hack, 9 entries —Jas. Flynn's Miss Rena 1, W. Johnstone's Ngaware 2, L. Phillips' King 3, M. Haffords Dick he. Best-paced Hack, twelve en-* tries—^W. Johnstone's 1, J. Reynard's Federal 2, Jas. Flynn's Miss Rena 3, L. Phillips' King he. Best Hunter, 6 entries —W. Johnstone's Ngaware 1, F. Dye's Starlight 2, J. Reynard's Federal 3. Hunter (local, within radius of 20 miles), 9 entries—F. Dye's Starlight 1, R. Hunter's Colleen 2, J. Reynard's Federal 3. Remount, 8 entries —E. P. -Paul's Jimmy 1, Jno. Ambury's Dandy 2, J. Kelly's Wharepapa 3 Most Stylish Jumper, ten entries —F.. Dye's Starlight 1, Jno. Ambury's Dandy 2, Jno. Hand's Main 3, J. Reynard's Federal he. Riding Competitions. Lady Rider, over hurdles three feet, high—Miss N: McLeod 1, Mrs W. Russell 2, Miss H. Donovan 3. Lady Rider (astride)— Miss O. Foster 1, J. Little 2, H. Donovan 3. Lady Rider (astride), over hurdles three feet high, for ladies residing north of Waitakere, not including Auckland, Devonport or Northcote—N. McLeod 1,. H. Donovan 2, J. Little 3. Lady Rider, member Helensville Hunt Club—N. McLeod 1, O. Foster 2. " Dual Riding for Lady and Gentleman, over hurdles —-Miss N. and Mr C. McLeod 1, Miss H. Donovan and T. Callaglier 2. Ladies' Saddling Competition— 0, Foster 1, G. Nicholls 2, H. Foster 3. High Jump for Horses —J. Ambury's 1, F. Dye's 2. Gentleman Rider, three feet hurdles—T. Callaglier 1^ H. Newman 2 T. Paton 3. Gentleman Rider, member of Helensville Hunt Clvb —-J. Reynard 1, P. Williams 2, J. Marshall 3. Gentlemen Rider, who have never won a first prize—W. Sinton 1, P. Williams 2, J. Marshall 3. Gentleman Rider (Bareback), three feet hurdles —-T. Callaglier 1, J. Newman 2, H. Newman 3. Boy Rider, under 16 years, three feet hurdles—C Kelly 1, H. Swaffield MILITARY COMPETITIONS. Leading Competition for Mounted Rifles and ex-Members.—Tpr. Jno. Hand 1, Tpr. G. McDonald 2, Corp. Williams 3. Best section of Four Mounted Riflemen —Corp McLeod's four 1, St.Sgt. Bradly's 2. A Victoria Cross Competition for members and ex-members of local Mounted Volunteer Corps - Tpr. Williams 1, Tpr. McDonald 2, Tpr. John Hand 3. Dairy Produce. Judge : Mr Downs, Auckland. Stewards : Messrs 0. H. Spinley, Jas. Hand, Jno. Mclntyre. Formers' Butter, not less than 2lbs. without salt, 4 entries—Mrs Fryer I, Mrs M. Arthur 2. Farmeis' Butter, not less than 2lbs, with salt, 6 entries —Mrs Fryer 1, Mrs R. Barnes 2, j Heaviest Dozen Hen eggs, single yolk, 4 entries—M. Yercoe 1, E. A. Bradly 2, Jordan 3. Field and Garden Produce. Up-to Date Potatoes, 8 entries— M. Mcarthur 1 and 2, H, Dyo 3. Jas. McDonald he. Potatoes, any other kind, ten entries—Miss 0, Evans 1, J. McDondd 2, IT, Dye 0, a, Collection of Vegetables, o entries —F. Laiug 1, J. McDonald 'l, H. Pook 8, J. Tait he. 2 Cabbages, 14 entries—M iss G. Evans 1, Miss M. MoNaughton 2, H. Sheffield 3, R. Farrell, he. Twelve onions --0. Ohoy. Twelve Looks—Miss M. Shanks*- Two marrows, 0 entries—J. Tait 1. C. Clwy 2, J.'S, McDonald 8. G Turnips'(Taule\ 7 entries—(J, Ohoy 1, J ; Tait 2. 0 Turnips (Field), three entries —W. Mcyle 5, 0. Cuoy'2. 0 Carrots, 5 entries—J. Tait 1, Miss M. McNaughton 2, C.jChoy 3. 24 Pods French Beans, G entries—J. Tail; 1, M. McArthur 2, J. McDonald 3. 9A Pods Broad Beans, 4 entries—L. Scott 1, Mrs S. Geldard 2. 2{ Pods Green Peas, ti entries—Mrs McArthur 1, Mrs McAdams 2. Mrs A Mack 3. -6 Stalks "Rhubarb, 5 entries—J. Tait 1, J,*S. McDonald 2 and 3, Two Cucumbers, J. Tait. 0 Parsnips, 4 entries, I. Tait 1, Tiliss M. Mpj^auffhtqn 2. FRUIT, 0 Dessert Apples—G-. TL Nicdioll si. W. Goodwin 2 and 3. 0 Culinary Apples- -W. Goodwin 1 and 3, G.Nieholls 2. 4 Varieties of Desoert Apples—"W, Goodwin 1, G. Niclioils 2. * 4 Varieties Culinary Apples—W. -Goodwiu 1, 5 Dessert Peaches, 4' entries—E. Fenton 1. W. Goodwin 2, G. W. Sin^a 3. § Culinary Peaches—p. T-orrzqit ]'. E, teuton 2, G. Sims 3. Q Dessert Pears' Mrs Hjorth. Twelve Dessert Plums, H. Hjorth. Collection Plums---Mrs McA.darns. Twelve Dessert Plums, t entries—Mrs Scott 1, J. S. McDonald 2, Miss M. Stewart 3. Twelve J/apanese Culinary Blums, f> entires—J, S, !

McDonald 1, C. Tarrant 2, Mrs Mc~ Adam 3. 6 Lemons R. Fenton 1, Miss Gr Evans 2 and 3. Collection of Fruit—W. Goodwin. Dish of Stawberries—Willie Muru, HORTICULTURAL. Three Buttonholes, 5 entries'—Mrs J, S. Vercoe 1, C. Becroft 2, Three Buttonholes (for girls under 16), 5 entries—P. Becroft 1, D. Beck 2. Three Buttonholes (for girls under ten), M. Simcock 1, L. Carleton 2. Table Bouquet, Mowers—Mrs 0. Sandin 1, Miss 1. Foster 2. Bouquet (for girls under 16), K. Bennett. Collection of Sweet Peas, ten entries—Doris Beck 1, Mrs A. Woodcock, junr. 2. 6 Pansies, 6 entries—A. Hannah 1, Mrs R; Farrell 2. Table Decoration—C. Becroft 1, Mrs J. S. Vercoe 2, Mrs 0. Sandin 3. 6 Dahlias, 8 entries —Miss F. Evans I, Breta Beck 2. Collection Wild Flowers and Grasses—W. Parrel) 1, Emily Muru 2, Harold Pengelly 3. Decollated Basket —Miss C. Becroft, PRESERVES, PICKLES, JAMS. Judge; Mrs (Dr.) Bedford. Stewards : Mrs It. C. Hammond and Mrs J. A. Wilson . Apple Jelly, twelve entries, Mrs W. Ellett 1, T. McDonald 2. Quince Jelly D. Brown. Gooseberry Jaro, 7 entries Mis Sinclair 1, Mrs Kfea 2. Peach Jam, 5 entries—Mrs W; Sandin 1, A. Simcock 2. Pie Melon Jam —Mrs W. Channon. Plum Jam, 7 entries —D. Brown 1, Mrs W. Saridin 2. Rhubarb Jam—Mrs W Sandin 2. ■ Strawberry Jam, 7 entries—Mrs C. Sandin I, Mrs Becroft 2, Mrs Ellett 3. Green Toniato Jamr-Mrs Rea. Marmalade, 7 entries—F. Simccck I, Mrs W. Sandin 2, F. Foster 3. Collection: of Jam, 4 entries—Miss Jordan 1, Mrs "Rea 2, Mrs 0. Sandin 3. Collection Bottled Fruit—Mrs Ellett 1, Mrs Ohannon 2. 2lb Honey- -J. Simcock 1, Mrs Rea 2. 21b Honey, in comb, three entries —M. MeNaughton 1, J. Simcock 2. Bottle Grape Wine, three entries —Mr D. Loo.head. Bottle Onions, 4 entries, Mrs D.- Russell 1, Mrs ■McArthur 2. Bottlo Chutney—F. Foster !, Mrs Donovan 2. Bottle Green Tomato Mrs J, Wilson. Bottle Tomato Sauce Mrs \V. SanJin 1, Mrs W. Channon 2. BREAD AND CAKES. . Sponge Cake, 6 entries : F, Biracock 1, Mrs Goad 2. Rainbow Cake, three entries : Mrs Ellett 1. M, Bradly 2. Lemon Chee3e Cake:' E. Becroft 1. Mrs Goad 2. Madiera Cake, ten entries : Mrs F, Laing ], Mrs Rea 2, Lena Ross 3_ Oriental Cake :A. Simcock 1, Mrs W. Rimmer 2, Mrs Sinclair 3. Seed Cake, 7 entries : Mrs F. Laing I, Mrs Pook 2. Pound Cake, twelve entries : Mrs W, Rimmer 1, Mrs Channon 2, Mrs R. Smith 3. Swis^Roll, 6 entries: E. Becroft I, Mrs Goad i\ Jam Sandwich, 15 entries : Miss Flay 1. A. Simcock 2. Cream Puff, 5 entries; Mrs £ames I, Mrs Goad 2. Puff Pastry. 9 entries :■ E., Becroft 1, Mrs E. McLeod 2. Shortbread, 5 entries: Mrs W. Sandin 1, Mrs T. Ross 2. Gingerbread, twelve entries : Mrs Barnes 1, Miss Doyle 2, M. E. Nicholls 3. Plain Scones, twenty-one entries : Mrs H. Spinley 1, A. Simcock 2, F. Simcock ! 3. Sultana Sccno?, twelve entries : Mrs H. Spinley 1, Mrs Moyle 2, A. Simcock 3. Apple Pie Puff Paste, no decoration, 5 entries: E, Becroft 1. Mrs W. J. Ellett 2. Home-made Bread, twelve enmes : Mrs W. Sandin 1, Mrs F. Lang 2, F, Simcock 3, Plain Scones (without shortening'). 51 entries: Mrs W. Russell 1, Mrs Rea 2, Mrs A. Woodcock, junr. 3. Afternoon Tta Cakes, 7 entries : Mvs Rea I, Mrs J. Mackie 2, ' Mrs H Spinley 3. Cooking for girls under 1G years. Plain scones, 0 entries • Dolly Rea 1, D. Masters 2. Jam Sandwich, 9 [ entries: Olive Bennett 1, Ella Brad- j ley 2, G. Rea ;}.'• Collection of Sweets: Mrs Roa 1, Mrs H. Spinley 3. Needlework. Judge : Miss Cottrill. Stewards: Mrs Lambert junr, and Miss M. Bradly. Ironed White Shirt —Mrs J. Morris 1. Any Article, Point Lace, Coarse—Mrs W. Civil 1, Mrs R. Farrell 2; Darned Old Wool Sock—Mrs W.Civil 1; Mrs E. R. Dunningham 2. Knitted.Baby's Booties— Mrs W.Channou 1; Mrs Johnson 2. Ribbon Work Cushion. —Miss M. Stewart 1 ; Mrs R, Farrell 2. Convas Work Cushion —Mvs J. Aitken 1; Mrs Kirgan2. Dra\yn Thread Pillow Shams—Mrs W. Civil 1 ; Missß. Ambury 2, Mrs Barber, Otahuhu 3. Fancy Cushion, washable--Mrs J. Lambert junr, 1. B. Ambury 2, Mrs Smiths, Mountmellick Pi)lo\y Shams, linen -Mrs I Civil!, M, Stewart 2, Mrs H: Garry he. Fancy Pillow- Sju\m.:v—li, Ambury 1. Fancy Tea Oosoy- Mrs A. j. Beck !l,"Mrs .1 no. Wilson 2. Fancy Tea Co.sey, washable Mrs Lambert junr. 1, Mrs Bar- j her, Otahuhu, 2. Any Article Mountinellick Embroidery, 9 entries—Mrs Foster 1, Mrs A. J. Beck 2-, M. Stewart 3, M. E. Nicholls he. -Linen Tray Clo^h! ; Drawn Thread —B. Cragg L Mv-s A. J. Beck 2. Fajicy Tabjp' Centre, washable, 4 entries—M. Stewart 1, B. Cragg 2, Mrs Garry, Paparoa he. Fancy Table Centre, Ribbon Work—Mrs Barber, Otahuhu, .1,1 Mrs -Fen-all 2. Afternoon Tea Cloth" yard square, 8 entries—Mrs Qreen 1, Mrs A. J. Beck 2, E. Niches % 8,. Cra.gg he, | Fancy Table Centre., Canyas, 'l^aiitJ-w-ork |i —Mrs Kirgan I', %,s Ta^Qr. L.men \ Tr.ay r C[ai : h, Qolqurecj Embroidery—M, Stewart 1.. ' Any 4rticlo point Lace, Fine, 6 fttries—:Mr's. W, Civil 1, Mrs A J Beck 3.,. 8, Sin\o,oak---3, J. Little he, Rothery 0. Any Article Crochet, White, unlaundercd, 6 entries —B. Wilson 1, B. Cragg 2 Mrs Lambert junr. 3, Mrs Foster he. D'Oyley, Crochet, unlaundered— I Mrs Hawkins, Kaukapakapa, 1, K. Arn\- I strong 2, Mrs Foster he. Cooking- .Apron. ■': White, unlaundercd—Mrs tfq.svc.x J'* M-v.s ■; O. Sandin 2. L'a.dy's BlaiA >; Shirt I^lousq, I' 7 entries- : .Ma.s 2,G.' Sander-son 3. Qhikls Crdchet PetticoatMrs Rea 1, Doyle 2 Needlework (for Girls under 16 years of age) .Pinafore made by, SchoolVl- Boiuh s?ckl, PL Becroft 2 ; H^-siitchect liandkerohicj;, .j eiitries—^r-e.ta Beck 1, Alnm 2, % T p& Reek 3. Baby's ftijafor-e,, h? t ud^riadey V 4 entries—BreJ.a

Beck 1, P. L. Becroft 2, Shanks he. Huckaback Cushion, 5 entries—Doris Beck 1, M. Vercoe 2, Dolly Rea 3. Coloured Table Centre—Laura Farrell 1. Best 1 yard Crochet Lace, unlaundered—• M. Shanks 1, M. Vercoe 2, M. Shanks 3. School Wokk. Judge : Mr GL Murray, Eemuera. Best book of Freehand Shaded Drawings, std. vi : R. Pengelly 1. Best book of Freehand Outline , Drawings, std yi.: Doris Simcock ; Std. v , 4 entries, Veda Hansen 1, Elsie Sim 2 ; Std. iii. iv., 7 entries : Phyllis Becroft 1, Eodney Laßoche 2. Best page of Foolscap, writing, Sfcds. v.. vi.: Fred Scott 1, George Card 2 ; Stds. iii.-, iv. : Olive Bennett, 1, Trixie "Wharton 2. Plain Sewing, Ptds. iii,, iv.: S. E. Niciiolls ; Std. ri. and under M. A. Nicholls. Best Essay : John Pengelly 1, Claia Farrell 2. Best Map, North Island of N.Z. : George. Card. Collection of Grasses :W. C. Shanks 1 and 2,