THE WINTER SHOW

Otago Daily Times, Issue 23517, 4 June 1938, Page 11

THE WINTER SHOW

ROOTS Judge: Mr W. G. Smith (Alma). Swede turnips, purple tops. Fourteen entries—George Stevenson (East Taieri) 1. W. Kirk (Mosgiel) 2, A. Young (Outram) 3. Swede turnips, green top. Two entries—G. Stevenson 1, W. Kirk 2. Aberdeen green-top yellow turnips. Nine entries—Robert Haugh (Crookston) 1, A. O. Fleming (Woodlands) 2, J. M. Reid (Morven) 3. Aberdeen purple-top turnips. Six entries—A. O. Fleming 1, G. Stevenson 2, E. G. Williamson (Kyeburn) 3. White-fleshed turnips, any variety. Nine entries—G. Stevenson 1, J. M. Reid 2 and 3. Mammoth long red mangels. Six entries—J. M. Reid 1 and 2. A. J. Cameron (Outram) 3. Orange or yellow globe mangels. Fourteen entries—A. C. Hurst (Papakaio) 1, D. Marshall (Oamaru) 2, W. Kirk 3. Golden Tankard mangels. Five entries —J. M. Reid 1,2, and 3. Intermediate red mangels. Sixteen entries—J. M. Reid 1. 2, and 3. Intermediate yellow mangels. Seven entries—J. M. Reid 1 and 2, A. C. Hurst S. Yellow carrots. Six entries—J. M. Reid 1,2, and 3. Red carrots. Twelve entries —G. Troup (Leith Valley) 1 and 2, J. M. Reid 3. White carrots. Nine entries —J. M. Reid 1 and 2, Miss Gwen Jopp (Mount Allan) 3. Collection of varieties of mangels, swedes, turnips, and carrots. Three entries—J. M. Reid 1, D. Martin (Beaumont) 2, T. H. Pugh (Mosgiel) 3. POTATOES Judge: Mr C. Wilson, Lorneville. Potatoes, Up-to-date. Four entries— Robert Adamson (Invercargill) 1, G. Troup (Leith Valley) 2, Eric Bungard (St. Kilda) 3. Potatoes, King Edward. Six entries —Robert Adamson 1, J. L. Findlay (Mosgiel) 2, G. Troup 3. Potatoes, Arran Chief.—Nine entries —Robert Adamson 1, D. Martin (Beaumont) 2 and 3. Potatoes other than those mentioned. Thirteen entries —G. Troup 1, R. Adamson 2 and 3. Collection of four varieties, six of each. Ten entries—G. Troup 1, R. Adamson 2, Eric Bungard 3. Collection of four varieties of seed potatoes, six of each. Twelve entries— R, Adamson 1, G. Troup 2 and 3. GRAIN Judge: Mr H. S. Skinner (Dunedin) OPEN CLASSES Rye corn. One entry Wright, Stephenson and Co., Ltd. (Christchurch) 1. Purple Tuscan wheat. One entry— Wright, Stephenson and Co., Ltd., 1. Red Tuscan wheat. .One entry— Wright, Stephenson and Co., Ltd., 1. Velvet wheat. One entry—Wright, Stephenson and Co., Ltd., 1. Red chaff or Hunter’s wheat One entry—Wright Stephenson and Co., Ltd., 1. Velvet-ear wheat. One entry— Wright, Stephenson and' Co., Ltd., L Chevalier barley. One entry— Wright, Stephenson and Co., Ltd.. 1. Cape barley. One entry—Wright, Stephenson and Co., Ltd., 1. Danish oats. One entry—Wright, Stephenson and Co., Ltd., 1. Dun oats. Two entries—Dalgety and Co., Ltd. (Dunedin) 1, Wright, Stephenson and Co., Ltd., 2. Algerian oats. Two entries—Wright, Stephenson and Co., Ltd., 1, Dalgety and Co.. Ltd.. 2. Sparrowbill oats. One entry— Wright, Stephenson and Co., Ltd., 1. Webb’s Challenge black oats. One entry—Dalgety and Co., Ltd., 1. Garton oats. One entry—Dalgety and Co„ Ltd., 1. Vivian’s white oats (variety to be named). One entry—Dalgety and Co., Ltd., 1. FOR FARMERS ONLY Various, variety to be named. Two entries—Raitt Bros. (Milburn) 1 and 2. White oat chaff. Two entries— Robert Haugh (Crookston) 1 and 2, SEEDS Judge: Mr H. S. Skinner, OPEN CLASSES Perennial ryegrass, 27/281b. One entry—Wright. Stephenson and Co., Ltd. (Christchurch) 1. Perennial ryegrass. 28/291b. One 1 entry—Wright, Stephenson and Co., Ltd., 1. Perennial ryegrass, 30/311b. One entry—Wright. Stephenson and Co., Ltd., 1. Italian ryegrass. One entry—Wright, Stephenson and Co., Ltd., 1. Western Wolts. One entry—Wright, Stephenson and Co.. Ltd., 1. Cocksfoot. 16/171b. One entry— Wright, Stephenson and Co., Ltd., 1. Cocksfoot, 18/191b. One entry— Wright, Stephenson and Co., Ltd., 1. Timothy. One entry—Wright, Stephenson and Co., Ltd., 1. Crested dogstail. Two entries — Wright, Stephenson, and Co., Ltd., 1, Dalgety and Co. (Dunedin) 2. Chewings fescue. One entry— Wright, Stephenson and Co.. Ltd., 1. South-Island grown certified permanent pasture ryegrass. One entry— Wright, Stephenson and C., Ltd., 1. Brown top. One entry—Wright, Stephenson and Co., Ltd., 1. Rape, broad-leaf Essex. Two entries —Wright, Stephenson and Co., Ltd., 1, Dalgety and Co., Ltd., 2. Cowgrass clover. One entry— Wright, Stephenson and Co., Ltd., 1. White clover. One entry—Wright, Stephenson and Co.. Ltd., 1. Alsyke clover. Two entries—Dalgety and Co., Ltd., 1, Wright, Stephenson and Co., Ltd,, 2. Lucerne. One entry—Wright, Stephenson and Co., Ltd., 1. Partridge peas. Two entries—Wright, Stephenson and Co., Ltd., 1. Blue Prussian peas. Two entries — Wright, Stephenson and Co., Ltd., 1. Swede turnip seed (named). Three entries—Wright, Stephenson and Co., Ltd., 1. Turnip seed (named). One entry— Wright* Stephenson and Co., Ltd., 1. WOOL Judges: Messrs F. S. Leycock and P. T. Robinson. Stud Border Leicester. Two entries —John McDonald (Mosgiel), 94 points, 1; George Ross (Palmerston), 91 points, 2. Stud Romney. One entry—Estate of the late W. Ayson (Waikaka), 96 points, 1. Stud Corriedale. Two entries—Estate of the late W. Ayson, 100 points and 97 points, 1 and 2. Stud Merino. Three entries—Mrs Watson Shennan (Patearoa), 100 points and 98 points, 1 and 2; George Ross, 96 points, 3. FLEECE WOOL OTHER THAN PUREBRED 36/40 One entry—R. H. Gardyne A Waikaka). 98 points. 1. 40/44. Three entries—R. H. Gardyne, 97 points, 95 points, and 93 points, 1, 2. and 3. 44/46. Two entries—R. H. Gardyne, 100 points and 97 points. 1 and 2. 46/48. Five entries—W. S. Thomson (Balclutha), 100 points: 1; R. H. Gardyne, 98 points and 97 points, 2 and 3 ‘4B/50. Four entries—F. W. Butcher (Poolburn), 100 points 1; Estate of the late W. I. Blakeley (Ranfurly), 96 points, 2; W. S. Thomson, 94 points, 3. Hoggets, 44/46. Five entries—Fleming Bros. (Crookston). 100 points, 1; W. Leitze (Waikaka). 99 points, 2; R. H. Gardyne, 97 points, 3. _ Hoggets 46/48 Ten entries—Fleming Bros., 100 points, 99 points, and 98 points, 1,2, and 3. Hoggets, 48/50. Six entries—R. H. Gardyne, 99 points and 97 points, 1 and 2- H. McCall (Wallacetown), 96 points, 3. 50. Five entries —James McArthur (Clyde). 100 points and 99 points, 1 and 2; estate of the late W. Ayson, 98 points, 3. 56. Two entries—James McArthur, 100 points 1; Estate of the late W. . Ayson, 98 points, 2. 56/58. Five entries—James McArthur 100 points and 99 points, 1 and j- w S. Thomson and Dougherty Bros. (Gimmerburn), each 95 points, 3 equal. 58. Two entries—Jaimes McArthur,

98 points, 1; P. Y. Wales (Roxburgh), 97 points, 2. Merino. One entry—George Ross, 97 points, 1. HAMS AND BACON Judge: Mr W. H. Hitchon. Two sides bacon, smoked. Four entries—Lindsay and Co., Ltd. (Invercargill 1 and 3, Barton’s Ltd. (Dunedin) Two sides bacon, green. Three entries—Lindsay and Co., Ltd. 1 and 2, Barton’s Ltd. 3. Two hams, smoked. Four entries— Barton’s Ltd. 1 and 2, Lindsay and Co., Ltd. 3. Two hams, green. Four entries— Barton’s Ltd. 1 and 2, Lindsay and Co., Ltd. 3. Two rolls bacon, smoked. Seven entries—T. Quinn and Co. (Invercargill) 1, Lindsay and Co., Ltd. 2 and 3. Two rolls bacon, green. Seven entries—Lind'ay and Co., Ltd. 1, T. Quinn and Co. 2 and 3. ART AND MODELS SOLDIERS’ CLASSES Judge: Mr S. A. Beck. Tooled leather work bags, blotter, purses, etc. Five entries—G. Nelson (Montecillo) 1,2, and 3. Suede leather work. Five entries —G. Nelson 1 and 2, J. A. Greig (Montecillo) 3. Basket work. Four entries—A. Wisbey (Montecillo) 1, E. Johannsen (Montecillo) 2 and 3. Poker work. Three entries —G, Nelson 1, J. A. Greig 2 and 3. Cane trays. Nine entries —J. H. Walkinshaw (Montecillo) 1,2, and 3. Any other article not otherwise specified. Twelve entries—J. A. Grieg 1 and 4, T. A. McClintock (Dunedin) 2, E. Johannsen 3. FINE ART Judge: Mr D. Tovey. Lino cuts or woodblocks. Two entries —K. A. Jeffrey 1, M. E. Falconer 2. Still life in oil or water colours. Four entries —M. Walker 1, P. Eade 2, M. Hall (Christchurch) 3. Landscape in oil or water colour. Six entries —M. Walker 1, J. E. McCurrach 2 and 3. COMMERCIAL ART Advertisement suitable for newspaper in black and white to advertise “Safety First” or preliminary advertisement for the Centennial Exhibition, 12in. deep by 9in wide. Five entries — C. Wheeler 1, C. Middleton 2. Design suitable for wallpaper or printed textile, in six colours. Six entries —J. Haigh 1, C. Middleton 2, C. Wheeler 3. Book jacket design in black and white or colour, Sin by s£in by IJin thick. Title, “ The Machine Age ” or “Victorian Costumes.” Five entries— C. Wheeler 1, H. A. Laing 2, Middleton 3, Illustration in pen and ink or wash depicting "First ship to,enter Otago Harbour ’’ or “ Clouston’s flight to New Zealand.” Five entries —M. Conly 1, C. Wallace 2. PHOTOGRAPHY Judge: Mr J. I, Webst#*. OPEN CLASSES Landscape. Eight entries—C. S. Dickson (Dunedin) 1, H. F. McDonald (Wellington) 2. Seascape or marine. Three entries —J. O’Kane (Dunedin) 1. Portrait or figure study. Four entries —H. F. McDonald 1, N, R. Lemers (Christchurch) 2. Animal life, farm studies. Three entries —H, F. McDonald 1. General. Eight entries —H. F. McDonald 1, C. S. Dickson 2. New Zealand alpine scenes. Thirteen entries—P. Holland (Dunedin) 1, J. Dawson (Dunedin) 2, F. Newmarch (Dunedin) 3. AMATEUR CLASSES Landscape. Seven entries—P. Holland 1, C. T. B. Pearson (Dunedin) 2. Seascape or marine. Four entries—0. Petersen (Auckland) 2. Portrait or figure study. Five entries —Miss Marjorie Valentine (Dunedin) 1. George Stevenson (Bay of Plenty) 2. Animal life or farm scenes. Three entries —G. Stevenson 1 and 2. General. Seven entries—G. Stevenson 2. SCHOOL COMPETITIONS Judge; Mr H. C. Jones (Dunedin). Collection of nine distinct kinds of vegetables. Three entries —Macandrew Road School 1 and 2, Green Island 3. Yellow-fleshsd turnip. Seven entries —Maori Hill School 1, Green Island School 2. White turnip. Five entries —Macandrew Bay School 1, Green Island School 2. Mangels, Mammoth Long Red. Six entries —Green Island School 1, Macandrew Bay School 2. Mangels, yellow. Five entries —Macandrew Bay School 1, Green Island School 2. Red carrots, long. Six entries—Green Island School 1 and 2. Red carrots, short. Eight entries— Maori Hill School 1 and 2. Beet, long. Seven entries—Macandrew Bay School 1, Green Island School 2. Beet, round. Seven entries—'Macandrew Bay School 1, Green Island School 2. Parsnips. Eight entries —Maori Hill School 1 and 2. Collection of potatoes, three varieties of each. Six entries —Macandrew Bay School 1 and 2. ■ Potatoes, Up-to-date. Two entries — Macandrew Bay School 1, Green Island School 2. Potatoes, any white variety other than Up-to-date or King Edward. Five entries —Macandrew Bay School 1 and 2. Potatoes, any coloured variety. Seven entries —Macandrew Bay. School 1 and 2. Onions. Six entries—Macandrew Bay School 1 and 2. Collection of seeds—broad beans, peas, beans other then broad. Five entries—Green Island School 1 and 2. Marrow, any variety. Four entries —Green Island School 1 and 2. HOME INDUSTRIES BREAD AND SCONES Judges: Mrs H. P. McPherson and Mrs E. H. Aubrey. OPEN CLASSES One 21b home-made loaf, white; plain. Six entries —Mrs Blackie (Roslyn) 1, Mrs P. Roughan (Lawrence) 2, Mrs J. V. McFie (Waikouaiti) 3. One 21b home-made loaf, wholemeal, brown. Three entries—Mrs E. McFarlane (Ravensbourne) 1, Mrs Blackie 2, Mrs R, C. Lawrence (Taumata) 3. One home-made date and walnut loaf, not less than 21b. Eleven entries —Mrs K. H. White (Warrington) 1, Miss F. Stephen (Musselburgh) 2, Mrs D. Stephen (Musselburgh) 3. Four home-made girdle scones. Eleven entries—Miss H. Brown (Mosgiel) 1, Mrs J. Brown (Mosgiel) 2, Miss M. Brown (Mosgiel) 3. Four homemade oven scones, plain. Twelve entries —Mrs H. Harvey (Duntroon) 1, Miss H. Brown 2, Mrs J. Brown 3. Four date scones. Eleven entries — Mrs J. Brown 1, Miss H. Brown 2, Miss M. Brown 3. Four wheatmeal scones, plain. Seven entries—Mrs W. McDonald (Dunedin) I. Mrs C. J. Strang (Roslyn) 2, Miss H. Brown 3. Four potato scones. Five entries— Miss H. Brown 1, Mrs T. D. Dalziel (Kaikorai) 2, Mrs E. McFarlane 3. Four gems. Three entries —Mrs C. J. Strang 1, Mrs J. A. Jones (Middlemarch) 2, Mrs M. Brown 3. Five jam tarts, puff pastry. Three entries—Mrs A. Adamson (Southland) I, Mrs D. Stephen 2, Mrs C. J. Strang 3. Four pikelets. Eleven entries —Miss M. Brown 1, Miss H. Brown 2, Mrs C. Mowat (Mornington) 3. Tray of two plain oven scones, two plain girdle scones, two date scones, two wheatmeal scones, two pikelets, and two rolled oatmeal cakes. Six entries —Miss H. Brown 1, Mrs J. A. Jones 2. Mrs R. Campbell (Middlemarch) 3. Messrs Harraway and Sons’ special prize of 251 b bag of oatmeal for best plate of oatmeal cakes, rolled and plain, Two entries—Mrs R. Campbell L

Self Help Co-op., Ltd.’s special prize of 51b box of tea for best four scones made with Self Help baking powder. Nine entries—Miss Brown 1. AMATEUR CLASSES One 21b home-made loaf, white, plain. Six entries —Mrs F. U. Francis (Dunedin) 1. Mrs P. Crowley (Lawrence) 2, Mrs P. Gilfedder (Mornington) 3. One 21b home-made loaf, wheatmeal, made without yeast. Three entries— Mrs K. H. White (Mornington) 1, Mrs R, Blackledge (Waverley) 2. One home-made nut loaf, not less than lib. Three entries—Mrs M. Baker (Dunedin) 1, Mrs F. J. Gray (Lawrence) 2. Four home-made girdle scones. Five entries—B. Brown (Mosgiel) 1, Mrs J. McGregor (Caversham) 2, Mrs M. Baker 3. Four home-made oven scones, plain. Thirteen entries —Mrs S. Barr (Reidston) 1. B. Brown 2, Mrs H. Jackson (Caversham) 3. Four date scones. Five entries— Mrs M. Baker 1, B. Brown 2, Mrs P. Crowley 3. Four wheatmeal scones, plain. Three entries—Mrs M. Baker I. B. Brown 2. Four potato scones. Two entries— Mrs M. Baker 1. Four plain oatmeal cakes, flat. Three entries—Mrs M. Baker 1, Mrs F. J. Gray 2. Four pikelets. Seven entries —Mrs C. Mowat (Mornington) 1, B. Brown 2, Mrs E. J. Mason (Mosgiel) 3, Four gems. Four entries—B, Brown 1, Mrs B. Smith (Ravensbourne) 2. Best five cream puffs, shells only. Six entries—Mrs W. W. Knowles (Gore) 1, Mrs Allan (St. Kilda) 2, Miss M. Brown 3. Tray of two plain oven scones, two girdle scones, two date scones, two wheatmeal scones, two pikelets, and two flat oatmeal cakes. Three entries —B. Brown 1, Mrs M. Baker 2. BAKERS' BREAD Judge: Mr J. T. Norton (Lyttelton) Best commercial double upright 41b tin loaf of white bread. Thirty-six entries —C. J. Callaghan (Westport) 1, A.B.C. Bakery (South Dunedin) 2, Stacey and Hawker, Ltd. (Christchurch) 3. Be.st commercial double upright 41b tin loaf of brown bread. Twenty-two entries—J. R. Brown, Ltd. (Dunedin) 1, A.B.C. Bakery 2, P. S, Georgeson (Dunedin) 3. Dominion Championship.—Best 21b loaf of white bread, with or without crust at both ends. Sixty-one entries —Stacey and Hawker, Ltd., 1, A.B.C. Bakery 2. J. G. Laurenson and Son (Roslyn) 3. P. S. Georgeson 4. Best upright 41b loaf of wholemeal bread. Twenty entries —Stacey and Hawker, Ltd., 1, J. G. Laurenson and Son 2, J. R, Brown, Ltd., 3. CAKES AND BISCUITS Judge; Mrs J. Fleming (Balcaim) OPEN CLASSES One billy sponge. Eight .entries — Miss M. Brown (Mosgiel) 1, Miss H. Brown (Mosgiel) 2, Miss J. Wylie (Mosgiel) 3. One sponge roll. Twelve entries— Miss L. Ronald (Invercargill) 1, O. Kinnaird (Portobello) 2, Mrs H. Harvey (Duntroon) 3. One plain sponge sandwich. Nineteen entries —Mrs H. Beeson (Dunedin) 1, Mrs Hamblin (South Dunedin) 2, Miss L. Ronald 3. One butter sponge sandwich, Iced. Seven entries —Miss H. Brown 1, Mrs Hamblin 2. Mrs H. Harvey 3. One seed cake. Five entries—Mrs W. W, Knowles 1, Mrs A. Emery (Dunedin) 2, Mrs R. McKerrow (Warepa) 3. One Madeira cake. Five entries — —Mrs E. Garland (Abbotsford) 1, Mrs R. McKerrow 2, Mrs W. W. Knowles 3. One gingerbread cake. Eleven entries—Mrs R. Campbell (Middlemarch) 1, Mrs H. Harvey 2, Mrs Hamblin 3. Ginger sponge. Seven entries —Mrs Hamblin 1, Mrs H. Johnson (Mornington) 2, Mrs R. Johnson (Dunedin) 3. One light fruit cake. Sixteen entries —Mrs W. W. Knowles 1, Mrs A. E. Leary (North Taieri) 2. Miss D. Brown 3. One dark fruit cake. Fifteen entries—Mrs W. S. Buick (Wallacetown) 1. Mrs R. McKerrow 2. Miss D. Brown 3. Self Help Co-op, Ltd., special prize of 51b box of tea for best dark fruit cake made with Self Help baking powder. Four entries —Mrs A. Emery 1. Messrs Cadbury Fry Hudson’s special- prizes for best chocolate cake made with Bournville cocoa. Thirty entries—Miss E. Ronald (Invercargill) 1, Miss H. Brown 2, Mrs A. W. Knowles 3. One walnut cake. Eight entries— Mrs E. J. Mason (Mosgiel) 1, Mrs A. Bremner (Dunedin) 2, Mrs W. A. Knowles 3. One orange cake. Ten entries—Mrs H. Johnson 1, Miss H. Brown 2, Miss L. Ronald 3. One coffee cake. Eight entries— Miss L. Ronald 1, Mrs Hamblin 2, Mrs W. W. Knowles 3. Collection afternoon tea cakes. Eight entries—B. Brown 1, Mrs H. Harvey 2, Miss M. Brown 3. One plate meringues. Eleven entries —A. Shacklock (Dunedin) 1, Mrs A. Bremner (Dunedin) 2, Miss L. Ronald 3. One scotch currant bun. Six entries —Mrs J. V. McFie (Waikouaiti) 1, Mrs E. J. Mason 2, Mrs W. Simmons (Waikouaiti) 3. One round shortbread. Eleven entries—Miss I. J. Buick (Wallacetown) I, Miss H. Brown 2, Mrs R. Campbell 3. One plate shortbread, six pieces. Eighteen entries—Mrs Allan (St. Kilda) 1, Mrs R. McKerrow 2, Mrs A. E. Leary 3. Six sausage rolls, puff pastry. Seven entries—Mrs A. E. Leary 1, Mrs Best (Tainui) 2, Miss I. Adamson (Invercargill) 3. Collection of puff pastry, four varieties. Four entries —Mrs J. Hutton (Beileknowes) 1, Miss L. Ronald 2, Mrs D. Stephen (Musselburgh) 3. Plate of .six malt biscuits. Twelve entries—Miss L. Ronald 1, Mrs A. Bremner 2, Miss M. Brown 3. Plate of six Belgian biscuits. Eighteen entries—Miss J. Wylie 1, Miss A. Wylie 2. Mrs C. Mowat 3. Messrs Fleming and Co.’s special prize of one 251 b bag oatmeal and three 21b bags milk oaties for six cakes or biscuits made from Creamoata, Milk Oaties, Thistle Oatmeal, or Rolled Oats. Eight entries—Miss L. Ronald 1. Messrs Harraway and Sons’ special prize of 251 b bag of rolled oats for plate of b'.':t rolled oat biscuits. Three entries—Miss M. Brown 1. Messrs Harraway and Sons’ special prize of two 3Jlb bags of Cereo for plate of best Cereo biscuit'. One entry—Mrs J. A. Jones (Middlemarch) 1. Collection of biscuits, six varieties. Nine entries —Mrs H. Harvey 1, Mrs C. Mowat 2, Miss L. Ronald 3. One apple pie. Five entries—Mrs Hamlin i, L. C. Wilson (Kcw) 2, Miss L. Ronald 3. One plum pudding. Four entries — Miss J. Cameron 1. Mrs T. D. Dalziel 2, Mrs W. W. Knowles 3. SWEETS Collection home-made ices, creams, etc. Three entries—Mrs C. Boyles (Dunedin) 1. Miss D. Smith (Ravensbourne) 2. Miss A. Glen (Kaikorai) 3. Collection home-made loffee, three varieties. Three entries—Mrs J. Adamson (Maori Hill) 1, Miss M. E. Adamson (Maori Hill) 2. Mrs C. Boyles 3. AMATEUR CLASSES One sponge roll. Three entries—Miss E. Ronald 1, Miss J. F. Harrison (Hindon) 2, Mrs B. Smith 3. One light fruit cake. Seven entries —Mrs D. McDonald (Mataura Island) 1. Mrs B. Smith 2, Mrs R. Blackledge (Waverley) 3. One dark fruit cake. Three entries —Mrs R. L. Cox (Lawrence) 1, Mrs R. Todd (Caversham) 2, Mrs D. B. Craighead (Middlemarch) 3. One round shortbread. Five entries —Miss Gourlay (North-East Valley) 1, Mrs E. Garland (Abbotsford) 2, Miss E. Baird (Momona) 3. One plate shortbread, six pieces. Fifteen entries—Mrs E. J. Mason (Mosgiel) 1, Mrs D. B. Craighead 2, Mrs E. Garland (Abbotsford) 3. Collection puff pastry, four varieties. Three entries —Miss E. Ronald 1, Mrs P. Crowley 2. Chocolate cake. Seven entries —Miss E. Ronald 1, Miss O. Adamson (Invercargill) 2, Mrs W. Johnson 3. Orange cake. Four entries—Mrs A. G. Russell (Mornington) 1, Miss E. Ronald 2, Mrs I. Porteous (Dunedin) 3, Plato of biscuits, four varieties. Five entries—Mrs C. Mowat 1, Miss E. Ronald 2, Mrs F. J. Gray S.

Family cake, made to set recipe. Twenty-two entries—Mrs W. W. Knowles 1, Mrs W. Johnson 2, Miss K. Hutton 3. Iced chocolate butter sandwich, icing filling. Six entries—Mrs F. J. Gray 1, Miss E. Ronald 2. Mrs F. V. Francis 3. CHILDREN’S CLASSES Three current scones. Five entries —Miss Esme Emery (Dunedin) 1, Miss J. Smith (Ravensbourne) 2, John Pryde (Caversham) 3. Best six oven scones, three white, three brown. Four entries —Miss J. Smith 1, J. Pryde 2, Miss Vivien Wallace (Mornington) 3. Six pikelets. Eight entries —Miss Daphne Mowat (Mornington) 1, Miss Ruth Tomlinson (Ravensbourne) 2, Miss Mary Pryde (Caversham) 3. Shortbread. Eight entries —Miss Esme Emery 1, Miss Marjorie Paine (Sawyers’ Bay) 2, Miss Mary Pryde 3. NEEDLEWORK (Judges, Misses A. E. McNaughton and E. More) Pair hand-knitted socks, fine wool. Twenty-three entries.—Mrs R. L. Cox (Lawrence) 1, E. MacDonald (Palmerston North) 2, Mrs J. Campbell (Christchurch) 3. Pair hand-knitted socks, wheeling. Eight entries.—Miss C. H. Kellaher (.Masterton) 1, E. MacDonald (Palmerston North) 2 and 3. Woman’s woollen cardigan, knitted. Twelve entries. —Miss J. Juden (Wanganui) 1, Mrs W. McCammon (Lauder) 2. Miss J. Miller (Green Island) 3. Women’s woollen jumper, knitted. Twelve entries.—Miss D. Pannett (Hillend) 1, Miss M. Gill (Gisborne) 2, Mrs E. Riach (Dalmore) 3. Best sleevelss pullover for men. Six entries—D. Brown (Mosgiel) 1, Mrs W. McCammon (Lauder) 2, Mrs R. Lymburn (St. Kilda) 3. Bed jacket, crocheted or knitted, wool. Fourteen entries.—Miss D. Pannett (Christchurch) 1, Mrs G. A. Kenny 2, Mrs J. R. White (Middlemarch) 3. Knitted scarf, wool. Two entries. —Mrs J. Campbell (Christchurch) 1, Miss M. A. Baker 2. Baby’s knitted coat and bonnet. Seventeen entries.—Miss J. Juden (Wanganui) 1, Miss J. Johnston 3, Miss D. Pannett (Christchurch) 3. Baby’s knitted shawl—Mrs V. A. Potts (Lawrence) 1. Best pair infant’s woollen booties, knitted. Twelve entries.—Miss J. Juden 1, Miss J. Johnston 2 and 3. Best knitted frock for child under five years. Ten entries. —Miss J. Juden I, Miss D. Pannett 2. Mrs A. Pidduck 3, Best beret or woollen hat. Two entries—Miss M. Gill (Gisborne) 1, Mrs J. Campbell (Christchurch) 2. Article made from New Zealand wool. Eight entries —Mrs P. Duff 1, Mrs Allan (St. Kilda) 2, Miss J. Johnston 3. . Woollen slippers. Five entries—M’ss R. Hancock 1 and 2, Mrs J. Park 3. Fancy apron, hand worked. Eight entries—Mrs R. L. Cox (Lawrence) 1, Mrs M. Watson (Marlborough) 2, Mrs R. L. Cox 3. Luncheon set—l. McClintock 1. Supper cloth, other than Richelieu, white. Five entries —Miss W. A. Carmichael (Milburn) 1, Mrs E. J. McFarlane (Dunedin) 2, Mrs W. Crightono (Invercargill) 3. Supper cloth, other than Richelieu, coloured. Twenty-two entries—Miss P. L. Woods (Hampden) 1, Miss A. Wylie (Mosgiel) 2. Mrs J. A. McGregor (Milton) 3. Exhibit of crochet, any article. Twenty-five entries—Miss A. Michell (Masterton) 1. Mrs W. I. Paterson (Waianakarua) 2, Mrs W. Halm (Ranfurly) 3. Any embroidered article, not otherwise specified. Thirteen entries —Mrs J, A. Wallace (Mornington) 1, Miss G. Seblin 2, Miss V. Wood (Ravensbourne) 3, . , Tea shower, worked. Three entries —Mrs J. C. Hill (Herbert) 1, Miss C. Grant (Winton) 2, Miss B. Young 3. Embroidered cushion, unmounted, wool. Two entries —Mrs G. A. Kenny 1, Mrs J. C. Hill 2. Best worked cushion, unmounted, silk or cotton. Six entries—Mrs W, McCammon (Lauder) 1, Mrs G. A. Kenny 2, Mrs A. Thompson 3. Shopping bag, worked. Four entries —Miss C. Grant (Winton) 1, Mrs I. Williamson 2, Mrs G. A. Kenny 3. Tapestry, on stamped canvas. Sixteen entries —Miss R. Ritchie (Bannockburn) 1, Runa Dobbie 2, Mr H. A. Salmon 3. Tapestry, on unstamped canvas. Five entries—Miss I. D. Grant (Ravensbourne) 1, Mrs J. Dorick 2,. Miss M. Simpson 3. Cross-stitch, other than tapestry. Four entries —Miss N. Olsen 1 and 2, Mrs J. C. Hill ((Herbert) 3. Best needlework picture, in wool. Seven entries —Mrs W. E. Aubrey (Oamaru) 1, Miss C. Grant (Winton) 2, Mrs W. E. Aubrey 3. Best needlework picture, in silk. Sixteen entries —Mrs W. E. Aubrey 1, Mrs J. Tonkin 2, F. P. Swift 3. Best tapestry purse—Miss M. A. BcikGi* * 1 Home-made Ipyg, Eleven entries — Miss McDonald 1, K. McLaren (Palmerston) 2. Mrs C. Mitchem 3. Handmade wool rug. Seven entries —L. Gale (Mosgiel) LMr H - A - Sal ' mon 2, Mrs E. Button 3. Handmade rag rug. Four entries — Mrs W. Carr 1, Mrs W. H. Fraer 2 and 3. Any article made in wool by lady 70 years or over. Eight entries—Mrs J. Campbell ((Christchurch) 1, Mrs Woods 2. Mrs E. Jones (Musselburgh) 3! Any hand-made article not otherwise specified. Seventeen entries —Mr H. Johnson 1, Mrs W. E. Aubrey (Oamaru) 2, Miss J. Johnson 3. AMATEUR CLASSES (Open to girls 10 years and under.) Fancy apron (coloured embroidery) —Hilary Wallace 1. Knitted scarf. Two entries—M. Briggs 1, H. Wallace 2. (Open to girls 13 years and under.) Table centre or tray cloth (coloured embroidery). Six entries —Miss D. Orr (M?heno) 1, Miss D. Rodgers 2, J. McCone (Oamaru) 3. Knitted singlet (boy’s or girl’s). Three entries—E. Wallace 1, M. Briggs 2. (Open to girls 16 years and under) Any. article fancy work. Fourteen entries—Miss J. Dray 1 and 2, Miss M. Swan (Oamaru) 3. Any garment (hand sewn). Four entries —M. Ferens 1, E. Wallace 2, J. E. McCurrach 3. Any knitted garment. Eight entries —M. L. Holderness 1. J. McMillan 2, G. Craighead (Middlemarch) 3. (Girl Guides and Brownies) Any article made from sugar or flour bags. Two entries —G. Mills 1, G. Mowat 2. MODEL COMPETITIONS OPEN Judges: Messrs J. Welch and H. Ninnis. Yachts. Two entries —G. Pistor I. C. lies (Mornington) 2. AVIATION Fuselage, scale model, non-flying, land or seaplane. Four entries —M. McCrorie 1, R. Park (Hillend) 2. Fuselage, flying model. Five entries —M. McCrorie 1 and 2. Otago Sports Depot prizes for flying scale model constructed from any kitset not exceeding 3s in value—M. R. Johnson 1, A. Scott 2. L. Jones (Mosgiel) 3. Other Sports Depot awards to P. J. Malcolm and A. Scott.

A BIGGER ATTENDANCE FIRST DAY’S TAKINGS Expectations of an increased public interest in this year’s Winter Show were on the way to being realised by the time yesterday’s receipts were added up. They totalled £173 7s 6d, compared with £157 15s for the first day last year. Yesterday’s attendance was swelled by a big representation of primary school children. They had a school holiday because of the annual meeting of the Teachers’ Institute, and they thronged the various corridors of the show throughout the day.