RUATORIA’S THIRTEENTH SHOW

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 19887, 15 March 1939, Page 15

RUATORIA’S THIRTEENTH SHOW

A GREAT SUCCESS GOOD PATRONAGE CLASSES WELL SUPPORTED ATTRACTIVE EXHIBITS • EFFICIENT ORG AN IS ATI ON (Herald Correspondent.) The thirteenth annual Show of the Waiapu Pastoral and Industrial Association was 'held. 1 in the Gaiety Had, Ruatoria, last Saturday. The Show was well patronised, there being present a large number of visitors front all over the Coast. The entries 'in all sections were good and the success of the Show was due to the efficient organising of the secretary, Mr. Owen Johnston, and the work of an energetic committee. The cooking section was of a high standard, the outstanding feature being a decorated cake made by Mrs. Russeli. The local school displays created a great deal of interest, and the native section was very well supported. The decorative stall presented an attractive display. The entries in the photography section were numerous, and the standard of the photographs exhibited high. Morning and afternoon tea were supplied at ithe hall. , Following are the judges: Needlework, Miss KinnoulT, Women’s Institute, Mrs. W. Maclaurin and Mrs. Wood; native work, Mrs. Tamahori; flowers, Mr. Bull; vegetables, Mr. Bull; fruit, Mr. P. Everett; cooking, Mrs. H. McLernon; produce, Mrs. Watkins; decorative, Mrs. N. Bull; photography, Mr. Owen Johnston AWARDS Needlework • Special prizes.—Mrs. K. S. Wil--1 iiams’, trophy lor sock darned by a man:—J. Smyth. Mrs. H. G. Burnetts’ trophy, most points in needlework: —Mrs. D. Akers. Mrs. H. E. Williams’. trophy, most points in knitting:—Mrs. Gilmour. Class Awards. —Pyjamas, lady’s, or nightie (4 entries): Miss F. Maxwell, l; Mrs. D. Akers, 2; Miss S. Brown, 3. Worked apron (2 entries): Miss B. Kent, 1; Mrs. D. Akers 2. Frock, hand-sewn, baby’s (1 entry): Mrs. D. Akers. Child’s smocked frock (5 entries): Miss D. Clark, 1; Miss B. Wilson, 2; Mrs. D. Akers, 3. Cushion cover, worked in wool U> entries): Mrs. Ward, 1; Mrs. W. Brown, 2: Mrs. Smyth, 3. Richelieu work, any article (1 entry): Miss R. Williams, 1. Article in linen (G entries): Miss M. Williams, 1; Mrs. W. Brown, 2: Mrs. D. Akers, 3. Article in hairpin work (3 entries): Mrs. Smyth, 1; Mrs. Smyth, 2; Mrs. Smyth, 3. Article in applique (5 entries): Mrs. W. Brown, 1; Mrs. D. Akers, 2; Mrs. Smyth. 3. Article in tapestry (7 entries): Mrs: D. Akers and Mrs. Openshaw, 1. Miss R. Williams, 2: Miss M. Williams. 3. Prettiest organdie shower (1 entry): Mrs. D. Akers, 1. Organdie novelties (3 entries): Mrs. D.. Akers, 1; Mrs. R. Kemp, 2; Miss D. Clark, 3. Sock darned by man (2 entries): J. Smyth, 1 and 2. Knitted sox, fine (2 entries): Mrs. A. K. Gilmour, 1 and 2. Knitted sox. coarse (4 entries): "Mrs. A. K. Gilmour, 1; Mrs. K. S. Williams, 2: Mrs. Sharland, 3. Plain cardigan or pullover <2 entries): Mrs. D. Hughes. 1: Mrs. D. Hughes, 2. Baby’s booties, (1 entry): Miss E. K.ent, 1. Baby’s garment, wool, knitted fine (3 entries): Mrs. Wasd, 1; Mrs. D Hughes, 2. Baby's garment, wool, crochet, fine (2 entries): Mrs. Smyth. 1; Mrs. W. Brown. 2. Bed-jacket, knitted or crochet (1 entry): Mrs. vVard, 1. Floor rug in wool (1 entry): Miss P. Burnett, 1. Crochet, cotton, fine (1 entry): Mrs. Holmburg, 1. Macrame work (4 entries): J. Hutchins, 1: Mrs. J Hitchir.s. 2 Wcod-pulp llowers (3 entries): Mrs : Russell, 1; Mrs. Russell, 2.

Arts and Crafts Leather work (5 entries): Ruatoria School 1,2 and 3. Brass wort (1 entry): Mrs. Johnston. 1. Women's Institute Classes

Most attractive thrift article (C entries): Miss D. Clark, l; Mrs. Smyth, 2; Hinetapora Women’s Institute. 3. Work bag, any style, any material (4 entries): Miss D. Clark, 1; Mrs. Smyth, 2. Collection of 12 articles entered in name of institute (G entries): Matakaoa Women's Institute, 1; Ruatoria, 2; Rongomaitanu. 3. 1 Native Work Special prize.-—Mrs. J. D. Williams’ trophy, for most points in Native section:—Mrs. 11. Ngarimu. Class Awards.—Flax kumara kits, two (3 entries): Porourangi Women’s Institute, 1: Mrs. D. Hughes, 2. Hut. Kiekie (4 entries): Porourangi Women’s Institute. 1; Mrs. Stone, 2; Mrs P. Collier, 3. Floor mat, any size (4 entries): Mrs. 11. Ngarimu. 1, Porourangi Women’s Institute, 2; Mrs. H. Ngarimu, 3. Mat. any size, feathered (2 entries): Mrs. R. Tuhou, 1 Mrs. R. Tuhcu, 2. Belt, Takino (9 entries): Mrs. li. Ngarimu, 1: Mrs. H. Ngarimu, 2; Mrs. H. Ngarimu. 1. Takino work (3 entries): Mrs. H. Ngarimu 1: Mrs. ' 11. Ngarimu, 2. Piu Fiu ’(5 entries): Mrs. R. Tuhou. 1: Mrs. EI. Ngarimu, 2: Mrs. R. Tuhou, 3. Kiekie kit (7 entries): Mrs. B. Walker, 1; Mrs. R. Tuhou. 2: Mrs H. Ngarimu, 3. Hinaki (1 entry)' Mrs. ’H. Ngarimu, 1. Purangi (1 entry): Mrs. H. Ngarimu. 1. Any other article not in schedule <5 entries): Mrs. B. Walker, l; Mrs. B. Walker, 2. Home Industries Special Prizes. —Mrs. J. H. Taplin s trophy, for harness article made from home-cured untanned leather: Terry Fletcher. Class Award.—Harness article. (1 entry,): T. Fletcher, 1. „ Flowers Special Prizes. —Mrs. T. S. Williams' trophy, for most points gained in flowers: Mrs. T. S. Williams and Mrs. A. B. Williams, equal. J. E. Sharlands’ special for champion Bloom: Mrs. N. C. Hughes. Class Awards. —Carnations, collection (1): Mrs. Fraser, 1. Phlox Drummondi, collection (G): Mrs. Brownlie. 1; Mrs. Hughes, 2; Matahaiia Station. 3. Roses, one bloom (2): Mrs. T. S. Williams, 1. Roses, three separate varieties (1): Mrs- T. S. Williams. I Roses, collection (2): Mrs. T. S. Williams, 1; Mrs. Rudland, 2. Roses, polyanthus, collection (3): Mrs. A. B. Williams, 1; Matahaiia Station, 2. Gaillardia, collection (3): Mrs. Dalgairns. 1; Mrs. Morice, 2. Stocks, double, collection (1): Mrs. Cowan, 1. Miniature sunflowers (2): Mrs. Branson, 1; Mrs. Hughes, 2. Bonfire salvias (4): Mrs. T. S. Williams, 1; Mrs. A. B. Williams,

2. Asters, double (G): Mrs. Watkins, 1; Mrs. Gudgeon, 2; Mrs. Fraser, 3. Asters, collection (8): Mrs. Gudgeon. 1; Mrs. Dalgairns, 2; Mrs. Watkins, 3 Zinnia, one (4): Mrs. A. B. Williams, 1; Mrs. T. S. Williams, 2; Mrs. Bush. 3 Zinnias, three (7): Mrs. A. B. Williams. 1: Mrs. T. S. Williams, 2. Zinnias. collection (5): Mrs. T. S. Williams. 1; Mrs. Rudland. 2. Michaelmas daisy, collection (4): Mrs. Cowan, 1: Ruatoria School. 2. Dahlias, decorative. one (9): Mrs. Hughes. 1; Mrs A. B. Williams. 2; Mrs. C. H. Williams. 3. Dahlias, decorative, three (7): Mrs. C. H. Williams. 1: Mrs. T. S Williams. 2; Mrs. Sharland. 3. Dahlias, decorative, six (2): Mrs. Rudland, 1: Mrs. Hobcroft. 2. Dahlias, cactus or hybrid (3): Mrs. Hughes. 1. Dahlias, pompom (G): Mrs., Hughes. 1; Mrs. Rudland. 2; Mrs. A. B. Williams. 3. Dahlias, collection (G): Mrs T. S. Williams, 1; Mrs. W. Metcalfe 2: Mrs. A. B. Williams, 3. Dahlias, charm (7): Mrs. Bush, 1: Mrs. T. S. Williams. 2: Mrs. C. H. Williams and Mrs Rudland. 3. Petunias, collection (2): Mrs. Hughes. 1 Marigolds, French collection (4): Mrs. Branson. 1; Mrs. Bush. 2. Marigolds. African (3): Mi’s. Metcalfe, 1; Mrs. Gudgeon. 2. Hydrangea, 1 head (4): Mrs. Sharland, 1; Mrs. Gudgeon, 2; Mrs. A. B. Williams, 3. Hydrangea, collection (3): Mrs. A. B Williams. 1: Mrs. Sharland, 2. Gladioli, collection (1): Mrs. A. B. Williams. 1; Lilies, valotta (3): Mrs. A B. Williams, 1; Miss D. Clark, 2. Lilies, collection (1): Mrs. T. S. Williams. 1 Cut flowefs, six varieties (7): Mrs. T S. Williams, 1. Any other flower not in schedule (8): Mrs. A. B. Williams. 1; Mrs. Brownlie. 2. Collection of everlasting flowers (4): Mrs. A. B Williams. 1; Mrs. Fraser, 2. Vegetables Special Prizes.—Mrs G. E. Cotterill's (Challenge Cup, most points in vegetable section: Bakina Hand Company. Mrs. H. G. Burnett’s trophy for collection ol' mixed vegetables: Matahaiia station. Potatoes, any variety (17): Mrs. C. Wood, 1; Pakira .Land Company, 2; B. Watkins, 3. French beans (8): B. Fulford, 1; Pakira Land Company, 2. Silver beet (13): Mrs. W. Brown, 1; R. Jackson, 2; Mrs. Wicksteed, 3. Beetroot, long (2): J. Staples I; Mrs. Brownlie, 2. Beetroot, 'turniproofed (9): B. Fulford, 1; Mrs. Branson 2; Mrs. A. B. Williams. 3. Cabbage (5): Mrs. Brownlie, 1; Mrs. Sharland, 2. Collection of -culinary 'herbs' (1): Matahaiia station, 1. Collection of mixed vegetables (7): Matahaiia station, 1; Mrs. Wicksteed, 2; B. Fulford, 3. Collection of marrows, cooking (7): Pakira Land Company, 1: Mrs. R. Kemp, 2; Matahaiia station, 3. Marrow, heaviest (4): R. Hayes, 1; D. Kirkham, 2. Onions, heaviest (2): Mrs. A. B. Williams, 1. Onions, keeping variety (13): R. F. Jackson, 1; Mrs. D. Hughes, 2; Mrs. J. Sharland, 3. Shallot (5): Matahaiia station, 1; Mrs. Brownlie, 2. Parsley (4): Matahaiia station, 1. Parsnips (2): Mrs. A. B. Williams, 1; Matahaiia station, 2. Carrots, short (10): .Mrs. Hughes, 1; B. Fulford, 2; R. Hayes, 3. Carrots, long (7): Mrs. Brownlie, 1; J. Staples, 2; Mrs. Morice, 3. Pumpkin, heaviest (1): Mrs. Cotter ill, 1. Pumpkin, cooking (8): Mrs. R. Kemp, 1: Mrs. W. Brown, 2. Turnips, white (1): Mrs. Morice, 1. Turnips, any variety (1): Mrs. Morice, i. Lettuce (G): B. Fulford, 1; li. F. •Jackson, 2. Maize (G): Mrs. Cottcrill, t; If. Thatcher, 2. Green corn, eating (8): Mrs. G. Fraser, 1: Mrs. Ford, 2: Mrs. Hughes, 3. Runner beans (11): R. F. Jackson, 1: Pakira Land Comoany, 2. Peas (G): Pakira Land Com-

pany, 1 and 2. Rhubarb (7): B. Fulford, 1; Pakira Land Company, 2. Cucumber, long (2): B. Full'ord, _1; Mrs. Brownlie, 2. Cucumber, apple (7): Matahaiia station, 1; B. Walker, 2; B. Watkins, 3. Tomatoes, red (17): Pakira Land- Company, 1; B. Watkinf. 2; Mrs. R. Hayes, 3. Tomatoes, heaviest (6): Mrs. C. Wood, 1; Mrs. Branson 2. Fruit Special Prize. —Mrs. T. S. Williams’ trophy, for most points gained in fruit section: Rualoria School. Class Awards.—-Apples, dessert (21 entries): Mrs. A. B. Williams, 1; Ruatoria School, 2; B. Watkins, 3. Apples, cooking (12): Ruatoria School, 1 and' 2; Mrs. T. S. Williams, 3. Pears, dessert (4): B. Watkins, 1; Miss I). Clark, 2; Mrs. G. Fraser, 3. Pears, cooking (5): D. Kirkham, 1; Mokoiwi station, 2. Quinces (8): Mokoiwi station, 1; D. Kirkham, 2: Matahaiia station, 3. Peaches, dessert (10): Ruatoria School, ! and 3; P. Barrett, 2. Peaches, cooking (14): Mrs. Branson, 1; Ruatoria School, 2. Nectarines (2): Mrs. Thatcher, 1. Collection of fruit (1): Matahaiia station, 1. Apples, collection (G): Mrs. J. Sharland, 1; B. Watkins, 2; Pakira Land Company, 3. Strawberries (2): Pakira Land Company, l. Grapes (3): Mrs. Rudland, 1; Matahaiia station, 2. Cape gooseberries (1): Matahaiia ,station, 1. Oranges, marmalade (1): Mrs. A. B. Williams, 1. Grapefruit (1): Mrs. J. Sharland, 1. Lemons, fresh (5): Mrs. CotterilJ, 1; Mrs. Burnett, 2. Passion fruit (3): Miss D. Clark, 1; Mrs. G. Fraser. 2. Chinese gooseberries (1): Mrs. R. Kemp, 1. Cooking Special Prizes.—Mrs. K. S. Williams’ trophy, most points gained for bread: Mrs. N. C. Hughes. Mrs. If. G. Burnett’s trophy, most points in cooking, girls: Miss N. Maclaurin. Mrs. N. C. Hughes’ trophy, novelty iced cake: Mrs. J. G. Russell. Class Awards.—Loaf made by Maori (4): Mrs. H. Heperi, 1; Mrs. IVI. Hewing, 2; Pakira Land Company, 3. Camp oven loaf (3): Mrs. 'N. C. Hughes, 1; Mrs. Hobcroft, 2; Mrs. R. Hayes, 3. White loaf (T 3): Mrs. J. Hitchens, 1; Mrs. Metcalfe, 2. Brown loaf (9): Mrs. Morice, 1; Mrs. Rudland, 2; Mrs. Hobcroft, 3. Scones, oven, plain (9): Mrs. R. Hayes, 1; Mrs. Rudland, 2; Mrs. Hobcroft, 3. Scones, oven, sweet (8): Mrs. Smyth, 1; Mrs. Smyth, 2; Mrs. Gudgeon, 3. Scones, girdled (7): Mrs. Smyth, 1 and 2; Mrs. Hughes, 3. Scones, wholemeal (6): Mrs. Barrett, 1; Mrs. Johnston, 2; Mrs. Hobcroft, 3. Yeast buns (7): Mrs. J. Hitchins, 1; Mrs. Thornton, 2; Mrs. Metcalfe, 3. Currant loaf (8): Pakira Land Company, 1; ‘Women’s Institute, Taumaunu, 2; Mrs. Rudland, 3. Fancy bread (4): Mrs. Hughes, 1; Mrs. Hobcroft, 2; Mrs. Rudland, 3. Small cakes, plain (1): Mrs. Hughes, 1. Small cakes, fancy (1): Mrs. Hughes. 1. Sponge, butter (4): Mrs. Rudland, 1; Mrs. D. Akers, 2; Mrs. Morice, 3. Sponge sandwich (9): Pakira Land Company, 1; Mrs. Branson, 2; Mrs. Thornton, 3. Sponge sandwich, decorated (4): Mrs. Branson, 1; Matahaiia station, 2; Mrs. D. Akers, 3. Sponge roll (5): Mrs. Smyth, 1; -Mrs. Rudland, 2; Mrs. Smyth, 3. Fruit cake (4): Mrs. Barrett, 1; Mrs. Johnston, 2; Mrs. Thornton, 3. Seed cake (4): Mrs. D. Akers and Mrs. Hughes, tie, 1; Mrs. Johnston, 3. Walnut cake (4): Mrs. Hughes, 1; Mrs. Taumaunu, 2. Madeira cake (5): Mrs. Hughes, 1; Miss K. Beale, 2; Mrs. Barrett, 3. Shortbread (5) Mrs. R. Hayes, 1; Mrs. Johnston, 2; Mrs. Thornton, 3. Gingerbread (3): Mrs. Hughes, 1; Miss K. Beale, 2. Biscuits, bran (G): Mrs. Johnston, 1; Mrs. D. Akers and Mrs. Hughes, tie, 2. Biscuits, wholemeal (3): Mrs. Barrett, 1; Mrs. Hughes, 2. Biscuits, plain (2): Mrs. Hughes and. Mrs. Barrett, tie, 1. Puff pastry (4): Mrs: N. Henry, 1: Mrs. Barrett, 2. Short pastry (1): Mrs. Hughes, 1. Decorated cake (1): Mrs. Rudland, 1. Novelty iced cake (6) Mrs. Russell, 1; Miss D. Clark, 2; Mrs. Rudland, 3. Pikelets (6): Mrs. Johnston, 1; Mrs. Branson, 2; Mrs. Smyth, 3. Sweets and Preserve? Sweets (3): Mrs. Hughes, 1; Mrs. Hobcroft, 2. Coconut ice (4): Mrs. Hobcroft, 1; Mrs. Hughes, 2; Mrs. Kemp, 3. Plain toffee (3): Mrs. Hobcroft, 1. Nut tofl’ee (4): Mrs. Kemp, 1. Turkish delight (4): Mrs. Kemp, 1. Candied fruits (1): Mrs. 'Hughes, 1. Bottled fruit, one kind (15): Mrs. Hughes, 1; Mrs. Kemp, 2; Mrs. Hughes, 3. Collection bottled fruits (G): Mrs. Rudland, 1; Mrs. Kemp, 2; Mrs. Todd, 3. Jam (19): Mrs. Gudgeon, 1; Mrs. Taylor, 2; Mrs. Dalgairns, 3. Jelly (14): Mrs. Johnston, 1; Mrs. Wood, 2; Mrs.

Rudland, 3. Collection of jam (5) Mrs. Kemp, ]; Mrs. Hughes, 2; Mrs Gudgeon, 3. Collection of jellies (3): Mrs. Hughes, 1; Mrs. Kemp, 2; Mrs Hobcroft, 3. Marmalade (7):’ Mrs A. B. Williams, 1; Mrs. Smyth, 2; Mrs, Taylor, 3. Pickles (G): Mrs. Kemp, 1 Mrs. Gudgeon, 2; Mrs. Hughes, 3, Pickles (G): Mrs. Kemp, 1 and 2; Mrs, Hughes, 3. Chutney (6): Mrs. Kemp, 1 and 2; Mrs. Burton, 3. Tomato sauce (G): Mrs. Kemp, 1; Mrs. Branson, 2; Mrs. Gudgeon, 3. Any other sauce (10): Mrs. Kemp, 1; Mrs. A. B. Williams, 2; Mrs. L. E. Williams, 3. Lemon cheese (G): Mrs. Sharland, 1: Mrs. Rudland, 2; Mrs. A. B. Williams, 3. Scones, girls (3): Miss N. Maclaurin, 1; Miss J. Watkins, 2; Miss Betty Burton, 3. Sponge sandwich, girls (4): Miss N. Maclaurin, 1: Miss J. Watkins, 2; Miss Betty Burton. 3. Small cakes (3): Miss N. Maclaurin, 1; Miss Watkins, 2; Miss Ford, 3. Tofl’ee (3i: Miss Betty Burton, 1; Miss Watkins, 2; Miss N. Maclaurin, 3. Produce Special Prize. —Mrs. 11. E. Williams’ trophy, for most points in produce section: Miss D. Clark and Mrs. Hobcroft, tie. Class Awards.—Fresh hen eggs (7 entries): Mrs. Rudland, 1; Mrs. J. Hitchins, 2; Mrs. Hughes, 3. Butter (10): Mrs. Brownlie, 1; Miss D. Clark. 2; Mrs. R. Hayes, 3. Fancy butter (7)' Miss D. Clark, 1 and 2; Mrs. R. Hayes, 3. Honey in comb (2): B. C. Watkins, 1. Honey, extracted (2): Mrs. Hobcroft, 1; Mrs. Hughes, 2. Home-made soap (4): Mrs. R. Hayes, 1; Mrs. Branson, 2; Mrs. Hobcroft, 3. Home-made sandsoap (1): Mrs. Hobcroft, 1. Homemade Clever Mary (4): Mrs. Branson, 1; Mrs. Sharland, 2; Mrs. D. Akers. 3. Decorative, Floral Special Prizes. —Mr. A. J. Kirkham’s trophy, for most points in decorative section: Mrs. Sharland. Mrs. J. T. T. Bush's special: Miss Bush. Class Awards.—Decorative basket (2 entries): Mrs. Russell and Mrs. Hughes, tie, 1. Bowl of flowers (14): Miss B. Reed, 1; Mrs. Dalgairns, 2; Mrs. G. Fraser, 3. Bowl of dahlias (3): Mrs. Branson, 1; Mrs. Sharland. 2; Miss K. Beale, 3. Bowl of zinnias (3): Miss K. Beale, 1; Mrs. Bush, 2. Mrs. Rudland, 3. Vase of flowers child under 12 (3): Miss N. Burton, | 1. Vase of flowers, open (4): Mrs ; Sharland, 1; Miss B. Reed, 2; Mrs. Bush, 3. Posy (9): Mrs. Dalgairns, J; Miss K. Beale, 2; Mrs. Cowan, 3. Lady’s spray (7): Mrs. Sharland, 1: Miss B. Reed, 2; Mrs. Bush, 3. Gentleman’s buttonhole (7): Mrs. Russell, 1: , Mrs .Sharland, 2; Mrs. Bush, 3. Gentle- i man’s buttonhole, child under 12 (9): Miss N. Burton, 1; Lorna Russell, 2; J B. Kemp, 3. Decorative basket of j fruit (1): Mrs. Hughes, 1. Soup plate j garden (G): Miss D. Clark, 1; Miss M. Williams, 2; Miss K. Beale, 3. Soup i plate garden, under 12 (4): Miss Ford, < 1; Miss J. Watkins, 2; Miss N. Maclaurin, 3. Posy bowl (9): Mrs. Branson, 1; Mrs. R. Kemp, 2; Miss B. Reed, 3. Lady’s spray, under 1G (1): Lorna Russell, 1. Original floral decoration (8): Mrs. Bush, 1: Mrs. Hobcroft, 2; Mrs. Dalgairns, 3. Photography Special Prize.—Mr. J. H. Hayden’s trophy, for most points in photography section: L. Gettings. Class Awards.—Child study (14 entries): G. Forbes, 1 and 3; D. Kirkham, 2. Animal study <8): G. Forbes* 1: D. McCosh, 2; D. Kirkham, 3. Sccnie view (24): L. Gettings, 1; Miss K. Beale, 2; L. Gettings, 3. Reflectilin (15): D. Kirkham, 1; Mrs. li. Kemp, 2; L. Gettings, 3. Portrait (10): L. Gettings, 1; G Forbes, 2; L. Getting., 3. Maori study (9): L. Gettings, 1 and 2; Mrs. R. Kemp. 3. Group (8): L. 'Gettings, 1; D. Kirkham, 2; Mrs. R. Kemp, 3 Seascape (16): L. Gettings, 1; Miss K. Beale, 2; G. Forbes, 3. Local views (14): Mrs. R. Kemp, 1; I* Gettings, 2; G. Forbes, 3. Any other subject (17): G. Forbes, 1 and 2; Miss K. Beale, 3. Boys’ Section Special Prize.-—Mr. G. E. Cotterell’s trophy, for most points: Master Fraser. Class Awards.—Collection of vegetables (2 entries): Fraser, 1: Hobcroft, 2.