TOWAI SHOW

Northern Advocate, 14 March 1913, Page 6

TOWAI SHOW

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2 Mangle Wurzel.—W. H. Schmidt 1 and 2. Vegetable Marrow.—George Kent 1 and 2. Crown Pumpkin.—J. Boswell 1. Ironbark Pumpkin.—E. Rouse 1, J. Boswell 2, G. Kent h.c. Pumpkin, any other variety.—E. Rouse 1, G. Kent 2. Hubbard Squash.—J. Brock 1. 6 Cobs Corn, any other variety.—J. Brock 1. Sunflower Head, with seed.—W. 11. Schmidt 1 and 2. DAIRY PRODUCE. Judge—Mr E. O. Weaver. Ham, home cured. —Mrs Going 1 and 2. Side of Bacon, home cured.—Mrs Going 2. 21bs. Butter, salted to taste.—Miss E. Going 1, Mrs J. Brock 2. lib. Butter, free of salt.—Miss M. Going 1, Mrs J. Brock 2. Loaf White Bread, by. settler's wife or daughter, from Champion flour. — Mrs P. Wakelin 1, Mrs W. Forsyth 2, Mrs A. Arnold h.c. Loaf White Bread, from Snowdrift fi our .— W. Forsyth J. -Mrs Wallace 2. Loaf White Bread, camp oven.—Mrs Wallace 1. Loaf Brown Bread. —Mrs Young 1, Mrs E. Fame 2 Best Plain Scones, from Champion fl our .—Mrs E. Paine 1, Mrs W. Forsyth 2. Best Plain Scones, from Snowdrift fl our .—Mrs E. Paine 1, Mrs Wallace 2. Rainbow Cake.—Mrs Wallace 1, Mrs McLean 2. Pound Cake. —Mrs E. Paine 1, Mrs McLean 2. Currant Cake.—Mrs Wallace 1, Mrs P. Wakelin 2. Sponge Cake.—Mrs J. Brock 1, Mrs Davis 2. Seed Cake.—Mrs Wallace 1, Mrs McLean 2, Mrs W. Forsyth h.c. Madeira Cake.—Mrs J. Brock 1, Mrs W. Forsyth 2, Mrs Young h.c. Ginger Cake. —Miss F. Neill 1, Mrs Wallace 2. Iced Birthday Cake. —Mrs McLean 1, Mrs W. H. Schmidt 2. Jam Sandwich. —Mrs Wallace 1. Jam Roll.—Mrs W. Forsyth 1, Mrs Wallace 2. Shortbread. —Mrs P. Wakelin 1, Mrs Wallace 2. 1 6 Plain Scones.—Mrs Going 1, Mrs Coffey 2, Mrs Davis h.c. 6 Sweet Scones. —Mrs Paine 1, Mrs Coffey 2. Collection of Small Cakes. —Miss Flannagan 1. Collection of Biscuits.—Mrs McLean 1. Collection of Pastry.—Miss Flannagan 1. 6 Jam Tarts.—Mrs McLean 1. Collection of Sweets.—Mrs Davis 1. PRE SERVES. Judge—Mr H. K. May. Sample of Jelly.—Mrs Coffey 1, Mrs J. Brock 2. Sample of Jam.—Mrs Bolero 1, Mrs Schmidt 2. 3 Kinds of Jam.—Miss E. Going 1, Mrs Davis 2. Sample of Marmalade. —Mrs E. Brock 1. Dried Apples.—Mrs S. Brydon 1. Collection of Dried Fruits. —Mrs S. Brydon 1. Honey, in comb.—J. Boswell 1, Dawson 2. Honey, separated.—Dawson 1. Collection of Pickles. —Mrs J. Brock 1. , Sample of Locally-made Wine.— Alach Bros. 1. 6 Eggs, weight test, —Mrs W. Forsyth 1, Mrs G. Irvine 2. Bottle of Tomato Sauce.—Mrs J. Neill 1, Mrs Tibbutt 2. Bottle of Chutney.—Mrs E. Brock 1, Miss A. Christie 2. Preserved Fruit, more than 3 varieties. —Mrs E. Brock 1, Mrs Schmidt 2. Collection of Summer Drinks.— Miss B. Rawlings 1. LADIES' WORK. Sample of Darning.—Mrs Schmidt 1 and 2. Fancy Singlet.—Mrs Young 1, Mrs Bolero 2. Pair Pillow Shams and Nightdress Sachet.—Mrs C. Maslen 1, Mrs Rawlings 2, Miss Fleet h.c. Pin Cushion.—Miss E. Tadman 1, Mrs Davis 2, Mrs Young h.c. , Collection of Crochet, completed articles. —Mrs J. Brock 1. Wall Brackets.—Mrs A. Harnett 1. Mantel Drape, ribbon work. —Mrs A. Harnett I. Mantel Drape, any other kind.—Miss E. Langridge 1. Got-up White Shirt. —Mrs Bolero 2. ' Baby's Hood.—Mrs Young 1. < Baby's Bootees.—Mrs J. Brock 1, ; Mrs Young 2. Tea Cosy.—Mrs O. Cotterill 1. Brush and Comb Bag.—Mrs Young ' 1, Mrs C. Maslen 2, Mrs Rawlings h.c. . Collection of Wool Work.—Mrs Young 1 and special. ! Fancy Quilt —Mrs P. Wakelin 1. Wool-work Cushion.—Mrs McLean 1 and 2. Cushion, peri lustre work.—Mrs T. Halliday 1, Miss E. Going 2, Mrs Bartlett h.c. < Cushion, any kind.—Mrs P. Wakelin 1, Miss 1. Neill 2, Miss D. Wyatt h.c. Corticelle Work.—Mrs Young 1.

Mountmellick Work.—Mrs J. Brock 1, Mrs Bartlett 2. Teneriffe Work.—Miss Fleet 1. Ribbon Work.—Mrs Bartlett 1. Table Centre. —Mrs C. Wilson 1, Mrs 0. Cotterill 2, Mrs McLean h.c. Knitted Socks.—Mrs McKay 1, Mrs McLean 2. Shadow Work.—Mrs J. Brock 1 and 2, Miss E. Going h.c. Wool Petticoat.—Mrs Young 1 and 2. Fancy Handkerchief.—Mrs P. Wakelin 1, Miss D. Wyatt 2. Handkerchief Sachet. —Mrs P. Wakelin 1. Crochet Lace. —Miss D. Wyatt 1. Knitted Lace.—Mrs Cunningham 1, Mrs Bartlett 2. Point Lace.—Mrs H. Anderson 1 and 2, Mrs H. Hawken h.c. MACHINE WORK. Lady's Blouse.—Mrs Bolero 2. Baby's Pinafore.—Mrs Schmidt 1, Mrs J. Brock 2. Nightdress.—Mrs McLean 1 and 2. Child's Fancy White Petticoat.—Mrs Schmidt 1. FLOWERS. Judge—Miss Clark-Walker. Bridal Bouquet.—Miss E. Wyatt 1. Hand Bouquet.—Mrs J. Brock 1, Miss E. Wyatt 2. Wreath or Cross. —Miss D. Wyatt 1. :> Buttonhole Bouquets.—Mrs E. Brock 1, Mrs J. Brock 2. Collection of Cut Flowers.—Miss B. Rawlings 1. Collection of Native Flowers.—G. Rawlings 1 and 2. Collection of Native Ferns.—Mrs Johnson 1 and 2, Miss M. Mitchell h.c. CHILDREN'S WORK. Writing, Standards I and ll.—Myra Going 1, Ivy Hayter 2. Writing, Standards 111 and IV.— Mamie Lardner 1, Albert Rowley 2. Writing, Standards V. VI, and VII.— Fred Rusk 1, Jessie Yates 2, Elsie Going h.c. Freehand Drawing, Standards I and ll.—Myra Going 1. . Freehand, Geometrical, or Model Drawing, Standards 111 and IV. — Irene Brock h.c. Freehand, Geometrical, or Model .Drawing Standards V. VI, or VII. — Harry Tibbutt 1, Eileen Georgan 2, Minnie Tibbutt h.c. Neatest Exercise Book.—Elsie Smith 1. Elsie Going 2. Neatest. Drawing Book.—Jessie Yates 1, Harold Hayter 2. Garment made in School, Standards '111 and IV.—Maggie Allen 1, Ivy Rowley 2. Garment made in School, Standards V, VI, and Vll— Myra Going 1, Elsie Going 2. Fancy Work, any kind, age of child to be considered. —Louisa Wyatt 1, Pretoria Collins h.c. Maggie Allen 2 and h.c. Best Collection of Vegetables, etc., grown by pupils—Cyril Going 1, Willie Georgan 2, H. Tebbitt h.c. NATIVE WORK. Hand-dressed Flax.—Mrs Johnson 2. Native Material Hat. —Mrs Johnson 2. 3 Fancy Kits.—Mrs Johnson 1. Mat, with feathers.—Mrs Johnson MISCELLANEOUS. HANDIWORK. Stockwhip Handle.—J. Broomfield, junr., 1. , -QhipjCarving. —F. J. Wyatt 2 and h."c.-"^'*" r "'"' '~ ■■:■'. ; -..-■----'-.