WAIROA SHOW
TO-MORROW'S FIXTURE
LARGE ENTRIES
ALL PROSPECTS GOOD
(Herald Correspondent.)
There is every prospect, as the weather appears at the time of writing, that Wairoa's 1936 carnival, notwithstanding the sad happenings of the past week, will be a success.
All the. carnival fixtures promise to be we!! supported, and the carnival queen supporters are sLill making I lie pace pretty hot. The races and Show are, of course, the major attractions. Both at the racecourse and the showground the weather has contributed not a little to the preparation of the grounds. There is every indication that the showground will'be the scene of much bustle, business and merriment on Wednesday, and "the attendance should prove a record. The entries, though not. yet tabulated, are oidy a little behind 'the 1934 record, but bv tho time the late entries are. added it is quite likely they wiil exceed those. The dancing section alone has produced over 200 entries, so that, if- may be fairly assumed that this section has come to stay as part of the A. and P. Association's programme. The following are early results:— SCHOOLS' DIVISION —Writing-
Half text, Std. I.—Josephine Marshall (Wairoa), 1; Huia Hoetawa (Wairoa), 2; Marjorie Stewart (Frasertown), 3; Mary Henry (Wairoa), v.h.c.; Colin Te Amo (Frasertown), h.c. Writing, Std. 2.—Jane Wong (Wairoa) 1 ; Nancy Hira (Waiioa), 2; Reteria Kotuki (Wairoa), 3; Maureen Jury (Wairoa), v.h.c.-, Noel Balfour (Wairoa) h.c.
Std. 3.—Gweu O'Conner (Wairoa), 1; Zalda, Bedshaw (Wairoa), 2; May Deacon (Wairoa). 3; Eunice Wiekovich (Levin), v.h.c; Janet Goodwin (Levin), h.c.
Std. 4.—lsobel McGregor (Wairoa), 1; Ivy McAndrew (Wairoa), 2; Dorothy Powell (Wairoa). 3; Betty Wright (Wairoa). v.h.c. Form 2.—Una Robinson (Levin), 1. Forms 1 and 2.—Frank Aldridge (Wairoa), 1; Margaret Long (Wairoa), 2: Romaine Galbraith (Wairoa), 3: Nooline Marshall (Wairoa), v.h.c.; Robert Thomson/ (Wairoa). h.c. —Drawing or Pastel Work—
In pastel, Std. I.—Ray Flint (Wairoa) 1; George Keefe (Wairoa), 2; John McAndrew (Wairoa), 3; Honi Winiata (Wairoa), v.h.c.
In pastel, Std. 2.—Jane Wong, 1: Winnie Paul, 2; Nancy Huia, 3; David Wong, v.h.c, all of Wairoa. Pastel drawing, Std. 3.—William Rolston (Levin), 1 ; George Stevens (Levin), 2; Benlah Gerye (Levin), 3. Colors, Std. 4 Betty Davis. 1 : Betty Wright, 2 ; Mary Scra'gg, 3; Isobel McGregor, v.h.c, all of Wairoa. Drawing in color. Std. s.—Betty Byford, 1; Noeleen Marshall, 2; John Browne, 3; all of Wairoa. Drawing, free choice, Std. 6.—Betty McLean (Levin), 1. 2 and 3; Margaret Long (Wairoa), v.h.c. ; Margaret Kennedy (Wairoa), h.c. —Brush or PastelOriginal all over design, Stds. 3 and 4.—lsobel McGregor, 1; Ivy McAndrew, 2; Mary Scragg, 3; all of Wairoa. • Original all over design, Stds. 5 and 6, —June Highet, 1; Margaret Long, 2; Lilian Thomson, 3; all of Wairoa.
—Drawing From Fashioned Object Drawing in pencil, Std. 4.—Oswald Jane, 1; Lena Byford, 2; both of Wairoa.
Drawing in pencil, Std. s.—Valerie Forsyth (Nuhrika), 1.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 18924, 28 January 1936, Page 2
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