INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION

New Zealand Mail, Issue 1678, 27 April 1904, Page 22

INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION

The industrial exhifevion in aid of the public school cadets’ battalion band was closed oil Saturday, after a . short but successful season. The total ( takings amounted! to £159 4s lOd, anti the funds of the band will benefit by about £IOO. Results of contests concluded on Saturday were as follow: — Piano Solo^—Twelve to fifteen years —E. Waters (35 points), 1; Susie Goodwin (29 points), 2. Eight to twelve years—Clga Wilson (33 points), . 1; Mnriel Bennett (31 points), 2; Winnio Rlatoher (30 points), 3. Under eight years—Cissy Dwyer (35 points), 1. The judges expressed high opinion of the playing in all classes. , Violin Solos. —Boys—-Leslie Winter, 1. Girls—Lily Acock. Cornet Solo —Master Ben Shardlow,

Hat-trimming for Boys—B. Doherty, 1, W. Wilson, 2. Cookery.—Scones —D. E. Wakelin. Sponge cakes —R. McColl. The judges (Miss Ivey and Mr G. Mawson) were very pleased with the work, but Mr Mawson expressed the, opinion that in many instances artificial methods had. g»eeu used to secure effective results. The following are the exhibit awards: —• > Section I. (Industrial). —Model Yacht — Class B: C. McKenzie 1, R. Taylor 2; Class C : T. Aisher 1, J. Cabot 2. Bookbinding—Class A: J. Day 1. Soled Boots —Class A: Schmoll 1. Carving—Class D: W. Keath 1. Fretwork—Class B: C. Jorgenson 1. Repousse Work—Class A: H. Freeman 1. Best TJse of Waste Material —Class C: O. Dryden 1. E. Swindale 2. Working Model (steam engine)—Class C: L W. Smith 1. Induction Coil—Class C: Leslie Smith 1. Leather Embossing— Class A: Miss Evans 1. Modelling m Wood-Class D: C. Pratt 1. Modelling in Cardboard —Class C: C. Jeffries 1.

Section 11. (Collections). — Postage Stamps—Class C: O. Dryden 1, G Mills 2, N. McPherson 3; Class D: J. Kerr 1, W Anderson 2. Curios—Class C: H. Evatt 1, G. Newnham 2. E. Gooder 3; Class D: R. Radcliffe 2. Crests and Monograms—Class C: M. Parsons 2. Feathers Class El: W. Clapcott 1. Coins Class D: W. Johnson 1 Minerals—Class C • M Carter 1, R. Nicholls 2, L. Carmine 3; Class D : V. Turner 1. Post-cards— Class C: D. Grubb I, O: Dryden 2, H. Pve-Smith 3; Class D: M. Tisdall 1, W. Wighton 2, N. Bennett 3. Dried Ferns— Class C: Churchward 2, Wemyss 3; Class D: W. McMahon 1 % John Barry 2. Foreign Shells—Class C: L. Carmine 1, R Robinson 2 r A. Bay 3. New Zealand Shells—Class C: M. Carter 1, L. Carmine '2, E. Anderson 3; Class E—G. Clapcott 1. Birds’ Eggs—Class C: R. Pearson 1, L. Carmine 2; Class D 1: L. Wallis 2. Section HI. (Painting, Writing, Mapping). Sloping Writing Class B: J Mackay 1, 9. Bothamley 2, A. Spillane 3; Class C: E. Smith 1, M. Thomas 2/E. Manifold 3; Class D: H. Thomas J, V. Tliomas 2, A. Clark 3; Class B: D. Mainland 1, E. Rowe 2. F. Duncan 3. Vertical Writing—Class C: L. Johnson I, : C. Fordham 2. Brushwork—Class C: V Lee 1, M. Taylor 2, M. Bergin 3; Class D: M. Tonks 1, E. Haughton 2, D. Halliburton 3. Water-colours Class B: B. Williams 1; Class C: G. Dixon 1. Oils—• Class A: I. Reardon 2. E. Gyles 3; Class B : 0. Reardon 1, M. Charters 2, J. Reardon 3; Class C: M. Clonston 1, 9. Morgan 2, D. Griffin 3. Best Copy-book-Standard VII.: K. Brvhtl; StanclardVl.: N. Walker 1; Siand&iT V.: P. Wilson 1; Standard IV.: Et. Palmer 1; Standard 111/: A. Walker 1;' Standard II.: A. Thompson 1; Standard 1.: J. Parsons I. Best Exercise Book—Standard VII.: H. ■Davenport 1; Standard VI.: N. Edge 1; standard V.: E. Moffitt 1: Standard IV.:

M. Washington 1; Standard III.: A. Wilson 1; Standard II.: N. Findlay 1; Standard I.: A. Dormer 1. Best Drawing Book—Standard VII.: H. Cook 1; Standard VI.: T. Spencer 1; Standard V.: A. Houston 1; Standard FV\: B. Naujoks 1; Standard III.: W. Rayment 1. Map of New Zealand—Class B: Hodge 1, PBurge 2; Class C: M. Stevens 1, R. Cross 2, B. Smith 3; Class D: A. Rowe 1, G. Hutchinson 2, lan Jameson 3. Section IV. (Photography;. —Landscapes —Class C: E. Taylor 1, G. Watson 2, Portraiture —Class C: F. Brockett 1; Class A: W. Taylor 1. Seascapes— Class A: J. Hay, 1; Class C: J. Scott, 1. Interiors —Class C: F. Brockett 1.

Section V. —Pot Plants and Flowers Cut Flowers —Class B: N. Poole, 1; Class C: R. Carmine 1, J. Mead 2. Hand Bouquet—Class B: G. Wilkinsou, 1; Class C: L. Ray 1, R. Taylor 2; Class D: J. Donkin 1, W. Maginnity 2; Class E: M. Poole 1. Buttonholes—Class B: N. Poole 1; Class C: M. Duncan 1, A. Arthur 2, M. Kearney 3; Class D: E. Burr 1. Chrysanthemums —Class C: I. Judd 1; Class E: H. Howden 1. Ferns in Pots—CJass B: N. Poole 1. Palms —Class B: N. Poole 1. Decorated Perambulator—Class C: D. Bary 1. Decorated Go-cart—Class A: Miss Platts 1; F. Low 2; Class D: F. Cross 1.

Section Vl.—Needlework—Montmellick Work—Class C: B. Pigott 2. Ivory Work —Class D: M. Feeney 1, M. Wall 2, F. Anyon 3. Drawn-thread work —Class D : N. Hickey 1, C. Geddis 3; Class C: D. Halse 1, K. Hickey 2, D. McGrath 3. Crochet Work-Class C: A. Webb 1, K. Clay 2. Fancy Knitting —Class C: C. Cook 1, M. Thompson 2; Class D: I. Prouse 1. Plain Knitting—Class C: R. Lawson 1, V. Buck 2; Class D: E. Nelson 1. Darning—N. Mallows 1, D. Smith 2, M. Storey 3. Child’s Dress—Class C: D. Hueston 1, V. Crengel 2, C. Chatwin 3.. Patch on Boy’s Trousers —Class C: Jack Eyrie 1. Patch on Girl’s Dress—Class C: L. Bezant 1. Buttonholes—Class C: 11. Nunn 1; M. Pullman 2, C. Webb 3; Class D: M. Barber 1, L. Read 2. Samples in Plain Sewing —Class C: I. Smith 1, M. 'Churchill 2, N. Proebstel 3; Class D: L. Findlay 1, M. Milward 2; Class B: M. Tarr i. Best Handmade Underclothing —Class C: M. Thompson 1. G.. Robinson 2, K. Smith 3. Best Hand-made Handkerchief —Class C: W. Fenton 1. Girl’s Blouse—Class C: M Duncan 1, L. Roberts 2. Teneriffe Lace —Class D: L. Truman 1, E. Jukes 2. Shadow Work—L. Teaze 1, A. Segrief 2, Cosy—A. Lang 1. M. Moran 2. Hand-made Lace Collar—Class B; E. Miller 1, J. Roseingrave 2; Class C: A. Lang 1, I. Bull 2, N. Maher S.

Section VII. (Cookeryj.— Best Exhibit (Stewart Dawson’s prize)—Sponge Sandwich : R McGoll. Best (Miss Ivey’s prize)—White Scenes: D. Wakelin. White Scones—Class B: E. Eitzmauriee 1, M. Smith 2; Class C: D. Wakelin 1, E. Jukes 2; Class D: E. Hanley 1, Q. Parnell 2. Drop Scones—Class D: M. Park 1. Oat Cakes—Class C: A. Mouat 1; Class D: A. Dtmbar 1. Swiss Poll—Clasts D: W. Maginnity 1. Sponge Sandwich— Class C: R. Me Coll 1, E. Bognucla 2; Class D: Q. Belcher 1, E. Simmons 2. Lemon Sponge—Class C: F. * v ebb 1. Gingerbread—Class B: Br‘Savage 1; Glass C: G. Malcolm 1, F. McDonald 2; Class D: I. Blair 1. Fancy Cakes—Class C: R. McCall 1, M. McDonald 2; Class D: M. Doig 1. Plum Pudding—Class D: V. Richardson 1. Shortbread—Class C: C. Cabot 1; Class D: A. Dunbar 1. Homemade Sweets—Class C: E. Aickin 1, I. Webb 2; Class D: H. Bellingham 1. P. Stanley 2; Class E: R. Fenton 1, V. Canty 2. Home-made Toffee—Class B: C. Fitzmaurice 1; Class C: F. Webb and E. Anyon 1. C. Stokes and E. Miller 2; Class D: J. Anderson 1, P. Elder 2. Best Collection of Cookery—Class A: Miss Jenness 1.

Section VIII. (Dolls). —Modern Costume Class C: M. Wighton 1, M. Taylor O. Benge 3; Class D: C. Brown 1, D. Green 2. Fancy Dress—Class D: G. Look 1. G. Dixon 2, V. Earle 3. Best Dressed Doll— Class C: F. Austin 1; Class D: L. Walters 1. Dolls’ Clothing—Class C: K. Clay 1, F. Sheet 2, H. J obson 3; Class D: V. Ev.erett 1. B. Martin 2, D. Johnston 3. Dolls’ Millinery—Glass C: L. Walters 1, il. Jensen 2; Class D: D. Creasy 1, M. Sievwright 2; G. Lark 3. Doll’s Bed— Class D: E. Baldwin 1.

Section IX. (Pincushions). —Most useful Pincushion Class C: M. Hogg 1.; Class D: E. Brady 1; Class E: W. Fenton 1. Most Artistic Pincushion—Class B: G. Nannestead 1; Class C:-S. Thirkell 1, V. Arthur 2, M. Taylor 3; Class D: O. Nannestead 1, M. Wyatt 2, D. Martin 3. Smallest Pincushion—Class C: I. Foster 1, F. Gower 2, E. Burton 3. Most Original—Class C: G. Hamilton 2. Best exhibit: G. Hamilton 1, M. Thompson 2, B. Holmes 3.

Section X. (Kindergarten).—Best School Exhibit—Mat plaiting: V. Anderson 1; card sewing: L. Gray 1; cane-weaving: W. McPhail 1, T. Paton 2.

Those who Launched and conducted the project are to be congratulated on their efforts, ancl the hearty support given by the- public is a proof of its appreciation of the object.