BURGLAR PROOF.

Pahiatua Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 11857, 23 September 1931, Page 5

BURGLAR PROOF.

II "re is indeed a risk that you really should insure against burglary. A Phoenix Pokey will make von “burglar proof.” The terms are excel tinnn llv liberal and claims .ire promptly paid. The Phoenix Assur■'ur.> Co . Ltd.. 235* Lnmbton Onnv. Wellington. Local agent: G. Godfrey Taylor.

Best collection polyanthus, one of •each: Mrs G. Callender 1, Miss Inglis 2; only entries. Collection of primroses: Mrs A. Nelson Mrs G. Callender 2; three entries. Six pansies, one of each: Mrs G. Haines 1; only entry. Pansy, one specimen bloom: Mrs A. McE. Mason 1; only entry. Violas, three colours, two of each: Mrs Adams 1 ; only entry. Collection of wallflowers: Miss M. C. Suisted 1, Mrs Adams 2, Miss M. A. Gregory 3; only entries. Collection of cut flowers: Mrs Adams 1; only entry. Collection shrub flowers: Mrs Adams 1, Miss M. C. Suisted 2; only entries. Bloom, anv variety, not in schedule: Mrs A. W. White 1, C. Taylor (Mangatainoka) 2, Mrs H. Vile 3. four entries. DECORATIVE (Ladies). Coloured bouquet (posy shape) : Mrs W. T. Wilton 1, Miss Sargent 2, Mrs Wilton 3; six entries. Ladies’ spray: Mrs Wilton 1, Mrs J. G. Green 2, Miss Sargent 3; seven entries. Three buttonholes: Mrs W. T.... Wilton 1, Miss Donald 2, Miss Sargent 3; eleven entries. Vase of narcissi: Miss Sargent 1, Mrs J. G. Green 2, Mrs Wilton 3; five entries. Vase of anemones: Mrs W. T. Boyd 1, Miss Eunice Chatwin 2, Miss Whittaker 3; only entries. Bowl of narcissi: Mrs J. G. Green 1, Mrs Wilton 2, Miss E. Chatwin 3; four entries. Bowl of violets: Miss E. Chatwin 1, Mrs J. G. Green 2; only entries. Bowl of primroses: Mrs Adams 1, Mrs Green 2, Mi ss E. Chatwin 3; seven entries. Bowl of polyanthus: Miss E. Chatwin 1. Mrs Green 2, Mrs Wilton and Mrs Adams 3rd equal ; six entries. Bowl of flowers, any variety: Mrs Wilton 1, Mrs Green 2, Mrs A. Nelson 3; five entries. Basket of flowers: Mrs Green 1, Miss E. Chatwin 2, Miss M. A. Gregory 3; only entries. Decorated vase: Mrs Green 1, Miss Sargent 2, Mrs Wilton 3; only entries. Decorated table (bowl) : Mrs Green 1, Miss Chatwin 2, Miss Sargent 3; six entries. Decorated table (vases) : Miss Chatwin 1; only entry. NEEDLEWORK. Afternoon tea cloth, white, crochet : Mrs G. H. Styles 1 ; only entry. Afternoon tea cloth, white, embroidered in colours: Miss L. Ammundsen 1, Miss N. Fox 2; only entries. Afternoon tea cloth, white, embroidered in white: Miss Dulcie Jones 1, Mrs M. M. Olsen 2: only entries. Atternoon tea cloth, coloured ground: Miss F. Badger 1, Mrs 11. M. Olsen 2; only entries. Table centre, white: Miss M. Ruskell 1. Mrs G. H. Styles 2, Miss M. lluskell 3; only entries. . Table centre, white, embroidered m white; Miss I. Fox 1; only entry. Table centre, white, embroidered m colours: Miss N. Fox 1: only entry. * Table centre. coloured ground: Miss M. Ruskell 1, Miss Ammundsen 2: only entries. Tray cloth. white, embroidered m white- Miss Dulc-ie Jones 1. Miss A. Fox 2. Mrs C. H. Chatwin 3; only entries. liaj cloth. white, embroidered m colours: Miss N. Fox 1, Miss M. lYUskeil 2; only entries. ~ T, VkV cloth, coloured ground: Miss P. Fear 1; only entry 1- u r ? Ch LV t ’ J , , '°- V ' le - V: Miss M. Rus'eTi K¥ ISS Fear 2; only entries. Breakfast set (prettiest): Miss M. Ruskell 1,2 and 3; only entries. J (prettiest): Miss M Ruskell 1, Miss I. Fox 2. Miss N Fox 3; five entries. Cushion mounted. fancy: Miss tvuskell 1 and 2; only entries Embroidery m colours (silk) : Miss JJnieie Jones 1 • only entry. Embroidery in colours (cotton): - vr- V ,> lo f , T ’ Mrs MX T. Boyd - Miss Ruskell 3; four entries ..." oolwork ; Mrs G. H. Sfvles 1. Miss Dulcie Jones 2, Miss Ruskell J: tour entries. Cross stitch: Mrs G. H. Styles 1 and 2, Mrs J. D. Piper 3; five entries. Richelieu work: Miss . Fear 1, Miss Dulcie Jones 2; onlv entries! Apron, prettiest: Miss N. Fox l. luss M. Ruskell 2, Miss Dulcie Jones 3; four entries. Best collection fanev work: Miss N. Fox 1. Most useful article made from sugar bag: Mrs G. H. Styles 1 Mrs H. Wilton 2, Mrs G. H. Styles 3 ; four entries. The points prizes were won as follows: Narcissi. Mrs R. 1\ Adams; other blooms, Mrs Adams; decorative section, Mrs J. G. Green (the Hodd Rose Bowl) ; needlework class, Miss Ruskell (Tylee Cup). The bean-board competition, for a ! rize presented by Mrs Upston, was won by Miss Chatwin. There was also a hoop-la competition, in which several_took part. The Girls’ Club staged a short plat, and also contributed two glees. Their performance was much appreciated. Acceptable vocal items were supplied by Mr S. Matthews, the acI companist being Mr G. H. Ball. Rev. G. V. Gerard presented the various prizes and thanked all exhibitors, workers and performers. The gross takings were over £2O. which considering the hard times and the inclement weather, is regarded as quite satisfactory.