JUDGING WELL ADVANCED

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19025, 27 May 1936, Page 6

JUDGING WELL ADVANCED

WINTER SHOW EXHIBITS GOOD MODEL PLANES A DDITI ON A L RESULTS Judging in the numerous sections, in the fourteenth annual show of the. Poverty Bay Winter Show Association was well advanced at noon to-day, and the judges hoped to complete all the sections in quick time this afternoon. The show is being held in Messrs. Common, Shelton and Company’s wool store, in 1 eel street-. Commenting on the model aeroplane section, the judge, Squadron-Leader 1. W. White said he was pleased with the entries, some of which were exceptionally well made. In the open class, replica model of any aeroplane, the first, placed entry was true to scale, and a good woiking 'model. The open class with (he 2Q?n. wing span maximum was a good one and the workmanship in the prizewinning models was outstanding. he biplanes were very good, and it, was evident, in this class especially, that most of Lho entrants wore using similar models. On Lho whole the judge said that, the section was greatly improved on List year’s display.

Competition hi the egg section was poor, but I he. judge, Mr. \V. T. lrane, said that Ihe entries were up to a higlt standard. The white, duck eggs Were excellent, and he had tho utmost difltcullv in separating tho prize-winners. Tho’ wet season hail mado the fowls backward this year and moulting was another reason for tho poor entry, i-IN 11 -P <) NG TO CBN AM KN T

A number oi additional entries haw. been, received for the ping-pong championship to Lie conducted at. the Wintei Show, making eight sections, and tins bus necessitated slight alterations in lho draw. Sections 1,2,. and 3 are- to he played this; evening, sections 4,5, and t> on Thursday, and sections 7 and 8 oil Friday. Any sectional games uncompleted on the allotted nights will be played on any later nights when llie players me. present. On Priday it, is hoped to play off the quarter-finals, leaving the semi-finals and lho iituil to Saturday.

The sections now are: — Section 1.--R. C. Aires. K. Muir, .1. Algie. K. Woodrow. 0. Ft Allen, It. Cederwall. and L. S’. Thndey. Section 2. —F. Gavin. C. Dawson, (5. M. Nicholls. It. Bignell. J. W. Bee,l, W. Uopkinson, W. IT. Lvsnai and J. O. Thodey. Section 3.—,T. Harrison, D. Richardson. A. Stichbury. L. Bignell. (’. Stubbs, A. E. L. Redmond and 0. \\ ilson. Section 4. —-A. McMahon, ,T. Malcohnson. L. Anderson. 1!,. J. Quinn. W. Kennedv. B. Stichburv and L J. Quigley. Section 5.—T. Muir, A. Hampton. \\ . Ivolin. O'. M. Neale. A. 11.I 1 . Innes. 11. Kennedy, and L. Balfour.

Section 6.-—-W. M. Wildish, T). Armstrong. I. Crafts, A. Morrison, E. Chambers, B. B. Baldrey and A. L. Petersem Section 7.—L. Lyiiskov, S. \ in cent ,L. ■ L. Margolioulh, SL 8,. Massam, W. Wallace. P. W. Wright and O. Selves. Section B.—G. TV. Langhorne, Al. Boon. P. B. Lockett. P. Lowe. B. C. Jeffreys, M. J. White, O. Hoighway and T. Jordan. Play commences this evening as soon •is the opening ceremony ot the show is over, and thereafter at 7.15 o'clock each evening. AWARDS SEWING, KNITTING & CRAFTS Tea cosy (7 entries) : Mrs. S. Allen, 1; Mrs. J. F. A uld. 2; Aliys. Tosland, 5Coloured embroidery, open to residents of Poverty Bay only who have never won a prize at any show (10 entries) : .Miss Lois Davys, 1: Miss Marie Williams, 2; Miss 0. Stevens, 3; Mrs. F. Cave, v.h.c. ; S. B. Richardson, h.e. Piece of wool tapestry (5 entries) : Mrs. Batson. 1; Miss L. Robertson, 2; Miss Jill Smith, 3. 1 Crochet, afternoon tea cloth (3 entries) : .Miss I. 0. McCutchan, 1 ; Mrs. J. F. Auld, 2; Airs. Gainbarazzi, 3. Piece of tatting (2 entries): .Mrs. T. Dwyer, 1; K. R. Carr, 2.

Piece of coloured embroidery, on white or cream linen (6 entries): Mrs. S. Allen, 1; Miss M. Eade, 2; Mrs. li, K. Crosswell, 3; ]\lis9 C. Fleming, v.h.c. ; Miss {l. Alazengarb, h.c.; Mrs. J. llibbert, c.

Child’s frock, smocked (7 entries: Mrs. C. E. Robinson, I; Mrs. S. Allen, 2; Mrs. James Fivers, 3; Miss Cotterill, v.h.c.

Petticoat, hand sewn (6 entries) : Miss Cotterill, 1; Miss N. Morrison, 2; Miss Joan Upton, 3.

White or cream linen afternoon tea cloth, worked in colours (12 entries): Miss M. Eade, 1; Miss D. Greaves, 2; Miss A. Mnrland, 3; Mrs. N'. Sherwood, v.h.c.; Miss M. Stephenson, h.c.; Mrs J. R. Faukls, c.

Piece of Ricldieu (3 entries): Mrs. (1 11. Mills, 1 and 2; Mrs. S. Allen. 3.

Piece of needlework not otherwise enumerated (15 entries): Miss M. K. Sprague, 1; Mrs. Jns. Fivers, 2; Airs. F. A. Havers and Mrs. A. J. Sinclair. (‘quill, 3: Mrs. ,!. S. Faukls, v.h.c.; Mrs. Oraill, h.c. ; Miss A. Wilson, c.

Worked apron (11 entries) : Mrs. P> S. Clanville, 1; Miss G. Alazengarb, 2 Miss H. Hall, 3 and v.h.c.; Miss 0 bullock, h.c.; Mrs. M. E. Dunshea, c Child’s frock, hand sewn (2 entries) : Miss E. M. Sprague, 1. Lady’s apron, machine sewn (2 en tries): Mrs. 11. M. Ritchie, 1. KNOTT ML!

Woollen jumper or cardigan (10 entries) : Miss Margaret Coleman, 1 : A. Mclndoo, 2; Miss tlrace Jones, 3; Miss V. Bignell, h.c. Woollen jumper for lady. In fancy pattern (3 entries) : Mrs. L. M. Murray, 1; Mrs. M. E. Dunshea, 2. Child’s frock, knitted (Sentries): Miss Rcta Bassett, 1 ; Mrs. A. K. Paulson, 2,

Knitted set of baby’s clothing (9 entries) : Miss Ret.ii Bassett, 1; Mrs. W A. Cordon. 2 and 3: Miss C. II Trowel I, c.

Knitted set- of baby’s clothing. To be knitted on No. 12 needles, using 2ply wool (5 entries): Mrs,, A. If!. Paulson, 1 ; Mrs. W. A. Cordon, 2; Mrs. -I. Damage, 3; Mrs. Cusack, v.h.c, ; Miss D- Walsh, h.c.

Men’s knitted sox (7 entries) : Mis. A. Cl. Sinclair. 1; Mrs. das. Fivers,. 2; Miss M. Hunt, 3; Mrs. M. II Dunshea, h.c.; Mrs. M. A. Taylor, e. Any article knitted, for those who have never won a. first prize (5 entries) : Miss C. R. Tvowell, 1; Miss M. Hunt, 2: Mrs. If. Ivvans, 3: Mrs. E. TVowell. h.c.

Knitted bootees |8 entries): Mrs. 0. Rape. 1: Miss Beta Bassett. 2; Mrs. S. Allen, 3: Mrs. Saggers, v.h.c.

ART Still life |6 entries) : 1.. Richardson, 1; Miss 0. [ilaekhurii. 2: A. 11. Bolierl son, 3. Animal study in black and while (3 entries) : Miss M. Caldwell, 1. Animal studv (7 entries) : Miss Whittv, 1: L. Richardson, 2; E. floodwin, 3.