THE ROYAL SHOW
3.45 P.M. EDITION
ADDITIONAL AWARDS. Judging in various sections of the Royal Show was concluded early this afternoon. Additional awards are: art and industrial. ART AND FANCY NEEDLEWORK. (Judge: Mrs A. Crooke.) Coarse cotton crochet. —Mrs J- Lowden (Palmerston North) 1, Miss Jessie McDowell (Palmerston North) 2, Miss Gertrude Rennie 3, Mrs F. Yardley (Alarton) v.h.c.; 10 entries. Woollen jacket, crochet: Mrs J. W. Connell (Now Plymouth) 1, Mrs G. Lynskey (GisL»rne) 2, Miss ,C. Rennie 3; 7 entries. Infant's woollen petticoat, crochet: Miss Nora Ingrouillo 1, Miss R. Lovejoy (Palmerston North) 2, Miss Rose Richardson (Palmerston North) 3; 4 entries. Richelieu embroidery: Miss A. R. McLean 1, Miss E. I. Stephens (Greytown) 2, Miss R. Rennie 3, Mrs Helen McLea (Silverstrcam) v.h.c.; 9 entries. Three d’oyleys: Mrs E. R. Blyth (Shannon) 1, Miss B. Parker 2, Miss Dons Dearie (Palmerston North) 3; 12 entries. Hand-knitted silk or wool jumper: Miss M. McGuire 1, Miss F. Franklin (Palmerston North) 2; 4 entries. Tatting: Miss I. Perry (Auckland) 1, Mrs R. A. Scales (Halcombe) 2, Mrs S. Hawkes .(Palmerston North) 3; 6 entries. Cross-stitch work: Mrs Helen McLea 1; two entries. Set undergarments: Miss B. Parker 1, Mrs Hester Fenwick (Pahiatua),' 2; 10 entries. Handkerchief: Mrs R. E. Blyth 1, Mrs M. S. Lynch 2, Miss B. Parker 3; 11 entries. Plain sewing, in line or cotton: Miss Nora Ingrouille 1, Miss A. R. McLean 2, Mrs Daisy Whyte (Hastings) 3; 5 entries. Embroidered frock, in linen or cotton, for child under 10 years: Miss May Miller (Hastings) 1, Mrs R. E. Blyth 2, Miss A. R. McLean 3: 6 entries. Novelty pincushion: Mrs Hilda Smith 1, Mrs J. W. Connell 2; 5 entries. Set infant’s garments: Mrs A. J. Abbiss (Kairanga) 1, Mrs M. A. Silson (Palmerston North) 2, Mrs M. Coddington (Napier) 3, Mrs W. Cameron (Bulls) v.h.c.; 11 entries. Infant’s woollen jacket: Miss K. H. Clark (Opunake) 1, Mrs Alice I. Smith (Paekakariki) 2. Mrs J. McMinn (Masterton) 3; 12 entries. Infant's woollen petticoat (knitted): Mrs Alice I. Smith. 1, Miss C. H. Kelloher (Masterton) 2. Mrs A. J. Abbiss 3; 12 entries. Knitted frock, for child under five years: Miss B. Shewan (Wanganui) 1, Mrs W. Cameron 2.vMrs H. Greggan (Gisborne) 3: 8 entries. Infant’s woollen bootees: Mrs A. I. Smith 1, Mrs M. Coddington 2, Miss C. H. Kelleher 3; 14 entries. Infant’s woollen bonnet: Mrs A. I. Smith- 1. Mrs H. Greggan 2, Mrs J. McMinn 3, Mrs M. Coddington v.h.c.; 14 entries. Fancy needlework, white, not otherwise enumerated: Mrs P. Sorenson (Palmerston North) 1, Miss A. R. McLean 2, Mrs R. E. Blyth 3, Miss M. Small (Havelock North) v.h.c.; 9 entries' Fancy needlework, coloured: Mrs F. E. Ryder 1, Mrs Hcstor Fenwick 2, Mrs Hilda Srnth 3. Mrs Margaret Fraser v.h.c.: 15 entries. Raffia work: Miss L. L. Lafferty (New Plymouth) 1, Miss E. Birchley (Palmerston North) 2. Miss E. K. Chapman (Masterton) 3. Mrs E. M. Gilmour (Palmerston North) v.h.c.;' 11 entries. GIRLS UNDER 17 YEARS. Silk princess slip.—Miss Gwen Smeath 1, Miss Lois McHardie 2, Miss Alisa Browning 3; 5 entries. Fancy work: Miss Phyllis Davies (Ohau) .1, Miss E. Berry. (Palmerston North) 2, Miss Catherine McLeod (Taonui) 3; 10 ontries. Nightdress: Miss Zoo Howarth (Palmerston North) 1. Miss Rangi Mahuika (Napier) 2, Miss Lois McHardie 3: 6 entries. Plain sewing: Miss Dorothy Tennant 'l, Miss Catherine McLeod 2, Miss Selina Goammcr 3; 5 entries. Set button holes: Miss Catherine McLeod I, Miss Grace Taylor 2; only entries. Darning oil fine woollen sock: Miss Catherino McLeod 1 and 2, Miss M. Brightwell (Marton) 3; 3 entries. Dressed doll: Miss E: 801 l 1. Miss M. Brightwell 2, Miss Margaret Bell 3; 6 entries. PUBLIC SCHOOLS SEWING.
Standard 2, sowing bag: Kathleeen Mitchell (College Street) 1, Gladys Hyde (Kairanga) 2, Phyllis White (Terrace End) 3. Ann Anderson (Terrace End) v.h.c, Royco Tucker (Linton h.c., 9 entries. Standard 3, apron, May crowe (Linton) I, Eileen Burinister (Kairanga) 2; only entries. (Standard 4, infant’s first drawers: Ngaure Davies (Linton) 1, Marjory Rix (Linton) 2 Elva Hansen (Terraco End) 3, Molly Colson (Kairanga) v.h.c, Joan Fenton (Terrace End) h.c. : 6 entries. Standards 5 and 6, petticoat: Joyce tv hite (Terrace End) 1, Loma Rix (Linton) 2, Rita Davies (Linton) 3; 11 entries. HOME INDUSTRIES. HOME COOKERY. , (Judge: Mrs Q. Donald, Featherston.) ' Homemade white bread.— Mrs H. W. Bennett (Awahuri) 1, Mrs F. Lassen (Ashhurst) 2, Mrs Ruby Dickson (Mangaweka) 3; 5 entries. White bread, not baked in tins: Mrs S. Wiggins (Ashhurst) 1, Mrs H. W. Bennett 2, Mrs Ruby Dickson 3; 5 entries. Brown bread: Mrs Ruby Dickson 1. Mrs H. W. Bennett 2, Mrs S. Wiggins v.h.c.; 4 entries. Seed cake: Mrs A. B. Wilton (Hiwinui) 1, Mrs F. Lassen 2; 5 entries. Fruit cake, light: Mrs S. Wiggins 1, Aim A. B. Wilton 2, Mrs A. J. Hawke (Tiakitahuna) 3; 7 entries. Fruit cake, dark: Mrs S. Wiggins 1, Mrs A. J. Hawko 2, Mrs A. B. Wilton 3; 7 entries. Sponge cake: Mrs F. Lassen 1, Mrs J. Spall 2, Mrs S. Wiggins' 3; 7 entries. Madeira cake: Mrs A. B. Wilton 1, Mrs F. Lassen 2, Mrs A. J. Hawke 3, Mrs E. J. Evans (Otaki) v.h.c.; 6 entries. Ginger bread cake: Mrs S. Wiggins 1, Mrs A. B. Wilton 2; 3 entries. Sponge sandwich: Mrs F. Lassen 1, Mrs A. B. Wilton 2, Miss M. Smith (Longburn) 3; 7 entries. Jam roll': Mrs S. Wiggins 1, Mrs A. B. Wilton 2; 3 entries. Plain oven scones: Mrs A. B. Wilton 1, Mrs F. Lassen 2, Mrs S. Wiggins 3, Miss Margaret Haines (Danncvirke) v.h.c.; 9 entries. Oven scones without butter, cream or lard: Mrs A. B. Wilton 1, Mrs F. Lassen 2, Mrs S. Wiggins 3; 6 entries. Currant scones: Mrs A. B. Wilton I, Mrs F. Lassen 2, Mrs E. A. Taylor (Palmerston North) 3, Mrs S. Wiggins v.h.c.; 6 entries. Sultana scones: Mrs F. Lassen 1, Mrs E. A. Taylor 2, Mrs S. Wiggins 3; 5 entries. Date scones: Mrs S. Wiggins 1, Mrs F. Lassen 2; 4 entries. Girdle scones: Mrs A. McEwen (Palmerston North) 1, Mrs E. J. Evans 2, Mrs F. Lassen 3, Mrs A. B. Wilton v.h.c.; 7 entries. Pikelets:- Mrs L. L. Milne (Palmerston North) 1, Mrs A. McEwen 2, Mrs "E. Terry (Kairanga) 3, Mrs E. J. Evans v.h.c.; 8 entries. Jam tarts: Mrs A. B. Wilton 1, Mrs E. Terry' 2, Mrs A. E. Humphreys (Feilding) .3,‘Miss K. L. Cutler (Palmerston North) v.h.c.; 7 entries. Cream puffs: Mrs A. B. Wilton 1, Miss K. Hart 2,- Miss F. Ram (Palmerston North)- 3, Mv Barnao (Palmerston North) v.h.c.; 7. entries. Sausage rolls: Miss K. L. Cutler 1, Mrs A. B. Wilton 2, Mrs A. E. Humphreys 3; 8 entries. Ginger nuts; Mrs S. Wiggins 1, Mrs F. Lassen 2, Mrs A. B. Wilton 3; 5 entries. Gems: Miss M. Barnao 1, Mrs A. B. Wilton 2; 4 entrics Shortbread: Mrs S. Wiggins 1, Mrs . U.- A®*? rsen (Palmerston North) 2, Mrs A. B. Wilton 3, Mrs E. A. Taylor vhc • 6 entries. Plum pudding: Mrs A. B. Wiiton 1 Mrs S. Wiggins 2; 4 entries. Apple pie: Mrs A. B. Wilton 1, Mts A. E Humphreys 2; 4 entries Hard sweets: Miss 'V. U. Kanson Bunnythorpe) 1 Alice Afnv Costall (PaLerston North)
NOVICE CLASSES. Plain oven scones. —Mrs B. Morley (T>i , 1 Miss G. Vautier 2, .Mr- .; Miss H. Cheetham (Newbury) 1, Mi-, Alills 2, Miss G. VautierS, Mrs H ‘ ’he Miss G. IVhitelook (Lak:firm a I h’c - 10 entries. Shortbread: .Mr- I. Whitelock 1, Miss G. Vautier 2 Mr J Morlev 3;5 entries. Seed cake. Mr, H. .1 TVask'l Mrs J. Spall 2; 3 entrice. Mad. :. Jake: Mrs J- Spall 1 Miss. I*. Davies 2. rtf’" ti T Trask 3: 5 entries. Jam re... Mrs H.' J. Trask 1. Mrs G. Whitdock \ a entries Owen scones: Mrs R Jlorlry Mrs J. Spall 2, Mrs C. Whitelock 3. entries. Pikelets: Mrs B. Morley 1, M -- D. Bannister (Kairanga) 2, Miss F. Ram 3: 6 entries.FOR GIRLS UNDER 16 YEARS. Oven scones, two white and two browr. -Miss Grace Taylor 1, Miss Hazel R., ~ land 2, Miss M. Vautier-3 Miss Mm,. Shailer (Palmerston North) '•h.c. Mt--Jean Linton (Palmerston North he.. , entries. Jam tart, puff pastry: Ms, Gra.-e Taylor 1, Miss Jean Linton 2, Ali,s Ha,, I Rowland 3, Miss M. Vautier v.h.c.; o entries. Jam tarts, ordinary paltry: M,.. Noclene Gore (Feilding) 1. -Miss <-.rar, Taylor 2, Miss Jean Lmtion 3, Mi,s -Munr-l Shailer v.h.c.; 5 entries. Sausage roll-. Miss Noelo Goro 1, Miss M. \ aut.cr 2. Miss Hazel Rowland 3, Miss Jean Linmn v h.c.• Miss Thora Johnson h.c.; 6 entries. Sponge sandwich: Miss M. Vautier’ 1, Mi-? Hazel Rowland 2, M,ss E. Bamao (Palmerston North) 3, Miss Noelene Gore v.h.c.. Mits B. Muir h.c.. Miss Grace Taylor r.: 14 entries. Fruit cake: Miss Hazel Rowland 1 Miss Grace Taylor 2, Miss Jean Linton 3] Miss Noelene Gore v.h.c.; 5 entries. Toffee: Miss Elsa Gretton (Linton) 1, Miss Noelene Gore 2. Miss AI. Bell ' Vautier v.h.c.; 5 entries. Hard sweets: Miss Elsa Gretton 1, Miss Jean McMickel (Pal. merston North) 2,* Miss Hazel Rowland 3, Miss M. Bell v.h.c.; 7 entries. art and technical schools. DRAWING AND PAINTING. (Judge: Air 'L. J. Watkin, Wellington.) Still life, in colour.—Elizabeth Berry (Palmerston North) 1; only, entry. Head from cast, in black and white: Noelmn Piercey (Palmerston North) 1, Elizabctn Berry 2; only entries. Head from life, in black and white: Doreen Thwaites (Palmerston North) 1, England Evington (Palmerston North) 2, Jack Allan (Palmerston North) 3; 3 entries. Figure from life, m black and white: Doreen Thwaites 1, Edward Tapp (Palmerston North) 2; only entries. Two. drawings of head from life, in ink:-Jack Allan 1; 2 entries. AIODELLING. Model from mouth, nose, ear or eye. Noeline Piercey 1, Ernest Alien (Palmerston North) 2; only entries. DESIGNS AND ARTCRAFTS. Stencilling.—E. E. J. Birchley (Palmerston North) 1, Elizabeth Berry 2, May Horsfall (Palmerston North) 3. Leather embossing: Nora Waters (Wanganui) 1. May Horsfall 2, Leita Cook (Wanganui) 3; 4 entries. .Raffia work: Frances . C’urrin (Palmerston North) .1, Phyllis Davies (Palmerston North) 2, Alav Harris (Palmerston North) 3; 6 entries. Marquetry: Frances Currin 1; only entry. - SHOWCARD W 7 RITING. (Judge: Air A. Clark-.. Palmerston North.) Plain showcard • writing.-—Edward Tapp (Palmerston North) 1; Alervyn- Byers (Palmerston North) 2, Williani Alcßrido (Palmerston North) 3;' 3 entries. NEEDLEWORK. (Judge: Airs C. Crooke, Alarton.) Original needlework.—Leita Cook 1, Esme Anderson (W 7 anganui) 2; 3 entries. DRAWING AND WOODWORK. (Judge: Air E. V. West, Palmerston North J Drawing in ink, with architect’s tracing and blue print, of building or any architectural feature. —L. Borreson (Palmerston North) 1; 2 entries. Two models in woodwork : Eric Kempson (Palmerston North) 1; 5 entries. Two models in cabinet work: Cyril Dredge (Palmerston North) 1, John Coley (Palmerston- North) 2; 3 entries. DAY OR TECHNICAL SCHOOLS OF ART. (Judge: Air G. H. Elliott,- Palmerston North.)
Drawing from group of four objects.— Elizabeth Berry 1,- Alary Quirke (Palmerston North) 2; 3 entries. Set of drawings in pencil or pen, or both, from plants, shells, birds, or other natural objects: Alurgaret Rodomski (Palmerston North) I, Mary Quirke 2; 4 entries. Set of drawings in colour, from plants or other natural objects : Irene Oliver (Palmerston Nbrth) 1; 2 entries. Set of three original designs in colour, for a square, a circle and hexagon: Elizabeth Berry 1, Rosamund Rolleston Woodford House School) 2, Judy Ruthledge (W’oodford House School) 3, Joyce Rainforth 'Palmei-ston North) v.h.c'.; 9 entries ’
SECONDARY,OR HIGH SCHOOLS. Drawing from a group of.three objects. —rHugh Simpson (Palmerston North) 1, Allan Collier (Palmerston North) 2, Betty Amos (Palmerston ' North) '3; Mildred Cumming (Palmerston North) v.h.c.; 9 entries. Set of drawings in pencil, from plants, shells, birds or other natural objects: Joan Williams (Woodford House School) 1, Isla Blair ‘ (Woodford House) 2, Ngaire Lovelock (Palmerston North) 3; 4: entries. Set of three original designs in colour, for a circle, square and hexagon, based on plant form: Joan -Williams (Woodford House) 1,~ Sallie Cottrel (Woodford House) .2, Betty .Fannin (Palmerston North) 3, Ruth Billens (Palmerston North) v.h.c.; 7 entries v Original model in woodwork, accompanied by' working drawing: Eric Von Hartitsch (Palmerston North) 1. Claude Simms (Palmerston North) ..2, C. Ax (Palmerston North) v.h.c.; 5 entries. \ * ... 2 JUMPING COMPETITIONS' Conditions were decidedly unpleasant for tho two jumping, events held in the Oval this afternoon. Results were:— Maiden Jumpers’ Competition (£2O, the “Ashlea” Cup, silver cup valued 25gnsi, donated by Mr J. Liggins (Tokomaru). To •be won three times. First £lO, second £6, third £3, fourth. £1: W. T. Bailey’s (Palmerston'North) The Artist T; D. G. Riddiford’s (Marton) Bonus 2; Miss Esther Cameron’s (Hinakura) Porongahau 3; H. M. Bluhden’s (Kakariki) Waitangi 4. There were fifteen competitors. The win- ■ ner fenced cleanly and S.. R. Hammond’s (Marton) Cleland was the only horse which failed to negotiate the Brush obstacle, in spite of the greasy ground. Best Wire Jumper (open): Firet £B, second £4, third trophy £2 2s. —Miss A Rutherford’s (Alfredton) Chief Officer 1C. G. Wyborn’s (Te Aroha) Moascar 2W. H. Oliver’s (Ashhurst) Gay Willie 3. The winner was the first to take the jumps and cleared them beautifully.
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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLVIII, Issue 285, 30 October 1928, Page 2
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