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Manawatu Standard, Volume LV, Issue 234, 31 August 1935, Page 6 (Supplement)

A39—Best Pair Hand-knitted Sox, heavy wool. A4o—Best Pair Hand-knitted Sox, fine wool. A4l—Best Tea Cosy. A42—Best Cardigan. A43—Best Pullover, in any fancy stitch. . A44—Best Pullover for Man. A4s—Best Lady’s Knitted Dressing Jacket. A 46 —Best Lady’s Vest. A47—Best Pair Slippers. A 48 —Best Knitted Article—not otherwise enumerated. NEEDLEWORK FOR GIRLS UNDER 18 YEARS, WHETHER ATTENDING SCHOOL OR NOT. To be sent in by 5 p.m., Monday, 4th November. Prizes:—First, 7/-; second, 3/-; in Classes 549 to 555. Entry Pee:—l/-. Class S49—Daintiest and Best Worked Apron. 550 — Best D’Oyley, embroidered. 551 Best Table Centre. 552 Best Piece Tapestry Work in Wool. 553 Best Cushion, gathered or pleated, no ornamental stitching. S's4—Best Piece Fancvwork not already mentioned. S 5 Knitted Article. Home Industries. Throughout this Section where there is no competition, only half prize money will be awarded. No second prize unless three or more exhibitors in the Class. All exhibits must be delivered in the Hall, benched, and ready for judging by 5 p.m. on Wednesday, November 6th, under the direction of the Steward in' charge. Exhibits by rail must be at the Palmerston North Railway Station not later than 12 noon, Wednesday, November 6th, and will be delivered to the Hall free of charge. All exhibits in the following Sections must be accompanied separately with a sealed envelope containing the name of the owner (inside) and the Class number in the Schedule on outside. In the event of non-com-pliance with this rule, exhibits may be refused for competition. All care will be taken, but the Committee will not, under any circumstances,. hold themselves responsible for loss, damage, or misdelivery of stock or goods exhibited at the Show. Positively no exception will be made to the above rules as to the delivery of exhibits, and no excuse for non-delivery at the proper time will be accepted. Exhibits arriving late may, however, be placed on the tables, but will be debarred from competition. Return of Exhibits will be made between 8 and 9 p.m., Saturday, November 9th, Exhibits not removed by 10 p.m. will be handed to charitable institutions. Exhibitors must state on entry form how they wish the exhibit disposed of after the Show. No professional or teacher of cookery allowed to compete. Entries limited to one in each class throughout the Cookery Section. Prizes, except where otherwise stated: First, 10/-; second, 4/-; third, 1/-. Entry Fees: Members, Is.; Non-Members, Is. 6d. ENTRIES CLOSE ON SATURDAY, 19th OCTOBER, 1935. Pert iPratt’g Htfcr. Permanent Waving Service As the leading house in the trade, we are in. a position to give you an unrivalled service. 5 Modern Ladies’ Cubicles Attractive surroundings, Shampoo Stands with latest fittings. 4 Chairs in Gentlemen’s Dept. Special Rooms for CHILDREN and MARCELLING. 5 Expert Lady Attendants and 5 Expert GENTLEMEN Attendants, also a Manicurist, at your service. pert iPratt Htb--31 Broadway, Palmerston North, Phone 8357 EGGS. Class A49—Best Dozen Hen Eggs (by weight, double yolks and preserved excluded). ABO —Best Dozen Duck Eggs (by weight, double yolks and preserved excluded). HOME COOKERY OPEN CLASSES. - A Trophy, valued at £l, will be given to winner of Most Points. Class Asl—Best Loaf Home-made White Bread, baked in tins, 2 lbs. As2—Best Loaf Home-made White Bread, not baked in tins. Must be baked on a flat slide and not broken in any way. As3—Best Loaf Home-made Brown Bread, about 2 lbs., baked in tins. As4—Best Home-made Sultana Loaf, about 2 lbs. Ass—Best Home-made Seed Cake, not exceeding 3 lbs. As6—Best Home-made Fruit Cake, light, not under 3 lbs. or over 4 lbs. A 57 —Best Home-made Fruit Cake, dark, approximately not less .than 3 lbs. or over 4 lbs. Asß—Best Sponge Cake. As9—Best Madeira Cake, not exceeding 3 lbs. A6o— Best Chocolate Cake (not sandwich) made with Bournville Cocoa. Iced with plain chocolate icing and nuts for decoration. Special additional prizes donated by Messrs, Cadbury, Fry and Hudson, Dunedin: First, 3 lbs. Bournville Cocoa; second, 2 lbs. Bournville Cocoa; third, 1 lb. Bournville Cocoa. A6l—Best Rainbow Butter Sponge, jam filling only, to be iced with plain icing, to be baked in round sandwich tins. A62—Sponge Sandwich, no filling. To be baked in round sandwich tins. A63—Coffee Sponge, no filling or icing, to be baked in round sandwich tins. A64—Ginger Bread. Not exceeding 3 lbs. A6s—Jam Roll. Ends not to be cut before judging. A66 —Best B Scones, plain oven. A 67 —Best 5 Brown Scones. A 68 —Best 5 Currant or Sultana Scones. A69—Best 6 Date Scones. A 70 —Best 5 Girdle Scones* A7l—Best 5 Pikelets. A72—Best 5 Jam Tarts, puff pastry. A73—Best 5 Cream Puffs, Shells only. Not baked in tins. A74—Best 5 Sausage Rolls, puff pastry. A7s—Best Plato Ginger Nuts. A76—Best Plate Gems. A77—Best 5 Pieces Shortbread. A7B—Best Apple Pie (short pastry). A79—Best four varieties Afternoon Cakes, no icing—2 each. ABo—Best four varieties Biscuits—2 each. ABl—Best Plum Pudding, suet, not less than 3 lbs. in weight, boiled in cloth. AB2—Best Iced Cake. Icing and decorations only to be judged. Cake not to be cut. AB3—Best Exhibit Home-made Sweets; 4 varieties in glass jar. AB4—Best Home-made Nut Toffee in 1 lb. jar. NOVICE CLASSES. Mr. T. A. Hastings, Palmerston North, donates a Tea Set, valued at £3/3/- to the winner of Most Points in this Section, Classes ABS to A 94. Exhibitors who have won a first prize in any individual class or classes at any Manawatu Show are debarred from entering in that class or classes, but are eligible for entry in other Novice Classes. Girls over sixteen years who have won a prize in Children’s, but not in Open Classes, are eligible to compete in this Section.