ADDITIONAL AWARDS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLVIII, Issue 14688, 24 May 1911, Page 5

ADDITIONAL AWARDS.

CREAMERY AND. FARMERS'

BUTTER.

Two more classes in the dairy produce competitions have been judged. The following were the awards :—

Oreamery-madc butter, 31b, in rolls, suitable for local retail trade: Te Aiolia. District. Co-opera-tive Dairy Company, To Arolia (F. .1. Marrow manager)," 1; waikato Co-operative Dairy Company, Hamilton (11. A. 11. Valder manager), 2; Cambridge Co-operative Dairy Company, Cambridge (A. licanjo maker), 3. Farmers' butter, 21b, in rolls: Mrs. Alan Wilson, North cote, 1; J. W. Johns, Pukekolie, 2; Mrs. James Alaekav, Lake Takapuna, 3. Kxhibit of fancy butter, any design, to be judged on quality and design : Mrs. W. T. Bishop, Titirangi, 1. The lack of competition for the " settler's table," displaying a variety of farm products, was disappointing. Only two comjxititors showed their handiwork in this class. The results were:

Settler's fable, giving l the best display of cereals, roots, fruit, vegetables, and other products raised by the exhibitor 011 his own farm, space tllowed 15ft, by 4ft, with wall at back: Joseph Hanks, Leigh, 1: Wm. Runciman, New. stead, 2.

The two remaining awards in the school classes were announced yesterday as follows: Collection of vegetables grown in school gardens : Flat Bush (Bast Tamaki), 1; Papatoetoo (over 12), 2; Papatoetoe (under 12), 3. Collection of pot plants, grown in school gardens; Papatoetoe. (under 12), 1; Flat Bush (East Tamaki), 2; Papatoetoe (over 12), 3.