DOLLS AND TOYS
SPECIAL COMPETITIONS RESULTS AT DUNEDIN, Per Press Association. DUNEDIN, December 8. Afiother section of the special competitions organised in the women’s court at the was judged an Monday evening, and results were made available to-day as follow.: — Dressed Doll in Wool. —Mrs C. ’A. Schmidt (Timaru), 1 5 Mrs Gl Lawson (New: Plymouth), 2; Constance Career, (Linwood, Christchurch), highly pommended. 1 Dolls in Character. —-Mrs S. L. Hirst ■Most Original.—Hl. T. Kinmont (Kos!yn), 1; Mrs A. M, Glynn (Oamaru), 2; Miss Violet Fynmore (Dnnedin), highly commended. Hand-made, fn Cotton, Rag, or. WOOL —Violet Fynmore (Dunedin), 1; Mrs J. T. Middlebrook (Mount Albert. Auckland). 2; Miss E. Downwood (Auckland), highly commended. Stuffed Tovs. —Mrs E. Sleigh (Maori Trill), 1 . Mass ZRoee Jackson (Rons Bay, Wellington), 2. Girls’ Section. —DoJl Dressed in Wool: Janette Ewing (Dunedin): in character, Nina Paterson (Amberley); hand-sewn* Merle Andrew (Amberley House). Mrs E. B. Millar, aged 80 years,- of Eventide Homo, Auckland, won the first prize in the competition for stuffed animals, and Mrs A. W. Hazelwood,' of St. Clair, was awarded a special prize for.a beautifully worked telephone doll.
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New Zealand Times, Volume LII, Issue 12315, 9 December 1925, Page 7
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