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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19099, 21 August 1936, Page 8

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" WAIROA W.I. EXHIBITION E. A CREDITABLE DISPLAY (Herald Correspondent.) ~ There were over 300 entries for the exhibition of home industries pro- * rnoted by the Women’s Institute, and there was a large crowd present. Dur- ; evening musical items were;’ ‘‘•"V"" g j ven by jfrs. A. H. Macdonald, Miss ' . -j..ooker, Mrs. Dickensen and Miss L. 11 • Webber. |; HA-MMThe trophies were presented by the • president. Mrs. A. G. Nolan, as fol- 1 —« —--lows;- —Mrs. H. L. Harker’s cup.—Mrs. ‘ ; ,_ T .._A3eb.rge Simpson; Mrs. Burdon, runner-~T~-~~np. Mrs. Nolan’s cup.—Mrs. Ald-——-ridge; Mrs. J. Prebble runner-up. -™JA’Oflije.r trophies.—Class 2: Mrs. R. Cor- 1 feirttr Class 8: Mrs. Milne. Class 9: ! rs. Haskell. Class 13: Mrs. Pent. T3£f(ass.. 20: Mrs. -Yelverton. Class 22: Ma yo. 1 Class 23: Mrs. Bous- - field. Class 25: Mrs. Gibbs. Class 27: Mrs. Burdon. Class 31: Miss Zona Hill. Class 24: Miss D. Hannam. Class 35: Miss M. Forbes: Class 37: Miss Zona Hill. Class 38: Miss Fay Mayo. Class 3D: Master B. Mavo. Class 40: Miss E. Stuart. Class 41: Mrs.* J. Prebble. Class 44: Mrs. Kendrew, 1; Mrs. Dickensen, 2. Class 56: Mrs. Hannam. Class 58: Miss E. -Hannam: Class 59: Mrs. Bvford. Class ’*■ 766;. Atrs. G. Mayo. Class 68: Mrs. Aldridge. Special: Mrs. E. Stuart and Miss Perkins. Other awards were :— 1 Worked Articles. —Three articles for use or ornament (8 entries): Mrs. Cjeo. Bousfield, 3. Useful article from sugar bag 19 entries) : Mrs. Corbett, 1; Mrs. Aldridge, 2; Mrs. Highet, 3. Useful article made from sugar bag (5 entries): Mrs. Aldridge, 1; Mrs. Haynes, 2; Mrs. Corbett, 3. Novel article from sugar bag (4 entries): Mrs. Geo. Simpson, 1 and :'* Mrs. Haskell, 3. Article costing not .. --more than Is 6d (9 entries): Mrs. Gibbs,p 1; Mrs. Lichfield, 2; Mrs. Haskell, 3.

Worked tray cloth (14 entries) ; Mrs. ' Burdon, 1; Mrs. Packwood, 2; Miss P. Stokoe, 3. Worked apron (7 entries) : Mrs. H. Roberts, 1; Miss P. Stokoe, 2; ' Mrs. Lichfield, 3. Prettiest guest towel (7 entries): Mrs. Milne, 1; Miss N. Deacon, 2; Mrs. Yelverton, 5. Most effective throw-over (2 entries): Mrs Haskell. Cotton crochet, fine (5 entries): Mrs.; Berry, 1: Mrs. Haynes, 2 and 3. Cot- j ton crochet, coarse (11 entries) : Mrs. j Berry, 1; Mrs. Packwood, 2; Miss E. Hannam, 3. j ARTS AND CRAFTS j Hand-made bag (1 entry) : Mrs. Burdon, 1. Hand-made toy (11 entries) : Mrs. Peat, 1; Mrs. Gibbs, 2; Mrs. J. Wilson, 3. Hand-made shopping basket (3 entries): Mrs. Forbes, 1; Mrs. G. Simpson, 2; Mrs. Dickensen, 3. Brass and copper ware (2 entries): Mrs. Hood 1; Mrs.-Packwood, 2. Heavy copper or brass (2 entries) : Mrs. Peat, 1 ; Mrs. ( Hood, 2. Stencilling (2 entries): Mrs. 1 Haskell, 1; Mrs. Murray, 2. Art needle- ' work in wool (3 entries) : Mrs. Bryant. 1 1; Mrs. G. Simpson, 2 and 3. Three : distinct varieties of craft work (4 entries) : Mrs. Packwood. 1 -. Mrs. Bousfield, 2 : Mrs. Murray, 3. Papier mache : Mrs. G. Simpson (only entry). Poker work (14 entries) : Mrs. Yelverton, 1 ; Mrs. Bryant, 2; Mrs. F. Hill, 3. Article worked in raffia (4 entries) : Mrs. Gibbs, 1; Mrs. Simpson, 2; Mrs. Burdon, 3. Hand-made gloves (2 entries) : Mrs. G. Mayo, 1; Mrs. Dickensen, 2. Craft work not mentioned (19 entries): Mrs. Bousfield, 1 and 2; Mrs. Packwood, 3. Tapestry (4 entries) ; Mrs. J. Svensen, 1,2 and 3. KNITTING SECTION. Men’s knitted socks (5 entries): Mrs. Gibbs, 1; Mrs. Burdon, 2; Airs. Berry 3. Knitted bed-jacket (5 entries): Mrs. Bryant, 1; Mrs. Milne, 2; j Airs. Crawford, 3. Knitted cardigan ' or jumper (11 entries): Mrs. Burdon.! J and *2; Airs. Crawford, 3. Knitted article (6 entries): Airs. Forbes, 1;! Mrs. Hart, 2; Miss E. M. Baker, 3. j Ci'ocihetcd article in wool (5 entries): Airs. Adam Smith, 1; Airs. Bousfield, 2; Miss E. Baker, 3. Article knitted from two skeins of wool (1 entry); Airs. Corbett, 1. CHILDREN’S SECTION. Knitted tea cosy (2 entries): Aliss

Z. Hill, 1; Aliss E. Hannam, 2; Knitted scarf: Miss E. Hannam, 1. Knitted article: Aliss AL Forbes, .1: Alastcr If. Hart, 2. Needlework (3 entries): Miss Fay Mayo, 1; Aliss E. Hannam, 2; Aliss ,T. Forbes, 3. Knitter article (4 entries):’Miss Z. Hill, !; Aliss D. Hannam, 2; Aliss Z. Byford, 3. Hand-made articlo (2 entries): Afiss Fay Afayo, 7; Aliss N. ATilne, 2. Hand-made article made by boy (5 entries): Master B. Alayo, 1; Alaster W. Hart, 2 and 3. Hand-made article made by child 1 - 8 years (4 entries): Aliss E. Stewart, 1; AHss .T. Berry, 2; Aliss N. Alavo, 3. PRESERVES AND PICKLES Collection of bottled fruit (4 entries) : Mrs. J. Prebble, 1; Airs. Aldridge, 2; Airs. Milne, 3. Collection of jam (4 entries): Airs. Aldridge, 1; Mrs. Prebble, 2. Collection of jellies (8 entries): Airs. .7. Prebble, 1,2 and 3. Alannalade (12 entries) : Mrs. Kendrew, 1 ; Airs. Dickenson. 2; Mrs. Haynes, 3. Lemon honey (3 -entries): Mrs. Dickensen, 1 ; Mrs. Auldemaur. 2; Mrs. R. deli. Hill. 3. Pickles (2 entries) : Mrs. G. Alavo, 1; Mrs. J. Prebble. 2. Collection of sauces (2 entries): Mrs. Aiifdeinaur, 1; Mrs. Aldridge. 2. Chutney (3 entries): All’s. Milne. 1 : Mrs. 0. Alayo, 2. Heaviest liens’ eggs: Airs. Rainbridge, jun., 1. Lemons (2 entries) : Mrs. I'”. Hill. 1; Mrs. G. Stuart, 2. Oranges (1 entry): Mrs. Hannam, 1. Home-made soap, boiled (7 entries): Mrs. Aldridge, 1 and 2; Mrs. Murray, 3. Home-made soap, unboiled (4 entries) : Mrs. Aldridge, 1 and 2. Home-made butter (4 entries) : All's. F. Hill. 1 ; Mrs. Hodgson, 2 and 3. COOK TNG SECTION Fruit rake (2 entries): Airs. Hannum, 1; Mrs. Packwood, 2. Nut loaf (3 entries): Mrs. G. Simpson, 1; Mrs. j Aldridge, 2; Airs. 11. Roberts, 3. Oven ! scones (8 entries): Aliss E. Hannam, 1; ; Mrs. .1. Prebble, 2; Mrs. Gibbs, 3. Pikelets (6 entries): Airs. Byford, 1; Miss .7. Forbes, 2; Mrs. F.' Hill, 3. Shortbread (1 entry): Airs. It. deß. Hill, 1. Gems (2 entries): Airs. R. deß. Hill; 1; Mi's. Lichfield, 2. Afadeira cake (2 entries): Airs. Aldridge, I; AO's. Roberts, 2. Plain sponge (3 entries): Airs. G. Alavo, 1 and 2; Airs. Gibbs, 3. Chocolate sponge (1 entry): Airs. G. Stuart, 2.

bren'tl (2 entries): Mrs. 0. Mayo, 1; Mrs. Aldridge, 2. Seed cake (1 entry): Mrs. Aldridge, 3. Print cake (4 entries): Mrs. Aldridge, 1; Mrs. Hannnm, 2; Mrs. 0. Mayo, 3. Puff pastry (3 entries): Mrs. .1. Prebble, 1, 2 and 3. Biscuits (3 entries): Mrs. Murray; 1; Mrs. Paekwood, 2. Banana cake (1 entry): Mrs. Packwood, 1.