WINTER SHOW

Southland Times, Issue 18938, 11 May 1923, Page 7

WINTER SHOW

SUCCESSFUL OTAUTAU FIXTURE. A COMPREHENSIVE DISPLAY. Th* annual Wallace Winter and Poultry Show was opened in the Otautau Town Hall on Wednesday afternoon. There were about a thousand entries, being almost up to last year’s standard, and the quality of the exhibits, in some classes especially showed a marked improvement. Th* Show was fortunate in having tine weather, and there was a very large attendance in the afternoon for the opening function Mr G. Sinclair, president of the Progres■ve League, in introducing Mr J. C. Thomson. M.F., expressed his gratitud** at seeing 90 many preesnt. He stated that this wa? the sixth successive annual Winter Show, and it was a specially good one. He thank ed the exhibitors, the workers, and the public for their interest and efforts, and paid a special tribute to the judges, who had worked hard and given much satisfaction. Mr J. C. Thomson. M.P., expressed thanks for the honour of opening so admirable a Show, and congratulated Otautau on keeping the flag flying in this direction to foster agricultural interest. There were only three of the centres that were now able to keep the Winter Show alive, and Otautau held the premier place in this matter in the Western District. The Progressive League waa to be congratulated on the result. In conversation with the judges he had been glad to learn of the excellence of the exhibits generally. He had been told that the fruit section was particularly good; the grain and roots also were of an exceeding!’, fine nature. Otautau was to be congrat ulated upon its enterprise and growth. Th': foundation of national prosperity was in the soil, and some of the best soil in Southland was around Otautau. There had been a wonderful growth in the town during the last twenty years, and the promoters of the Show were fully justified in their faith in the potentialities of the district. He made reference to such movements as those for the co-operative marketing of dairy products. and suggested that the whole of the dairying interest of the country should b? united in these matters. Dairying was the most important industry of the Dominion, end the figures for 1921 revealed that £16,000,000 had come into the country that year from dairying alone. In declaring the Showopen he commended the workers who laboured so ungrudgingly without monetary reward, and trusted the annual fixture would become an ever increasing centre of interest. The following is the list of awards: — DAIRY PRODUCE. (Judge—Mr A. Milne J Freeh Butter, separator, in two separate lbs., pats excluded. Junior class, open. 2 entries. —Mrs H. McLeod, 1: Mrs P. Beggs 2. Fresh Butter, separator, in two separate lbs., pats excluded. .Junior class for exhibitors who have not won a first prize. 2 entries.—Miss Doris James. 1; Mrs J. K. Carrick, 2. Fresh Butte, non-eeparator, in two separate lbs., pats exchided, open.—Mrs H. McLeod (only entry* 1. Best Display of Fancy Butter, made up for table use.—Mrs H. McLeod (only entry*, honorary certificate. Powdered Butter, separator, in two separate lbs., pats excluded, open. 2 entries.— Mrs H. McLeod, 1; Mrs P. Beggs, 2. Pcwdered Butter, separator, in two separate lbs., pats excluded. Junior class for exhibitors who have not won a first prize. 1 entry.—No award. Balt Butter, 3 lbs., open. 2 entries.—Mrs P. Beggs. I; Mrs H. McLeod, 2. Ham, open class. 2 entries.—Mr A. Pulley, 1 and 2. Ham, farm cured.—Mrs J. R. McDougall (only entry) 1. Roll Bacon, open class. 2 entries.—Mr A. Pulley 1. Roll Bacon, farm cured.—Mrs J. R. Me Dougall. 1. Heaviest doren hen eggs, fresh, singleyolked. First prize. 2/6: second 1/- 3 entries.—Miss D. Flynn. 1; Miss J. Flynn. 2 Honey, granulated, 21bs, first prize. 5/-; «*cond 2/-; third, h.c. 3 entries.— Mise Grieve, 1; Mr Alex Low, 2; Mrs F. J. Best. 3.

Honey in Comb, 21bs.. in two squares, First prize, 5/-; second. 2/-; third, h.c. Miss Grieve (only entry* 1. BAKING, PRESERVES, ETC. (Judge—Mrs Millar.) Collection bottled preserved fruit, not. more than 6 varieties. 3 entries.—Miss Mill?. 1 ;Mrs A. R. Harrington, 2; Mrs F. J. Collie. 3. Collection jams and jellies, not more than 6 varieties. 3 entries. Mrs T. H Walker. 1: Mrs W. Porteous, 2. Beet collection preserves.—Mrs John Fisher. 1. Jar black current jam. 5 entries.—Mrs E. Harrington, 1; Mrs H. Smythe, 2; Mr.F. J. Collie, 3. Jar black currant jelly. 3 entries. Mies T. Scatter, 1; Mrs E. Harrington. 2. Jar gooseberry jam. 2 entries.—Miss Grieve. 1 : Mrs D. C. Sutherland, 2. Jar gooseberry jelly.—Mrs S. James (only entry*. 1. Jar apple jelly, light. 9 entries.—Mrs A. R. Harrington, 1; Miss Rita Lindsay, 2; Mrs Swap, 3. Jar apple jelly, dark. 4 entries.—Mrs Swap. 1; Miss Rita Lindsay, 2; Mrs S. James, 3. Jar plum jam. 6 entries.—Mrs J. Fisher, 1; Miss Rita Lindsay. 2; Mrs J. Fisher, 3. Jar jam, any variety not stated. 2 entries. Mn? T. H. Walker. 1; Miss Mills. 2; Mrs H. 8. Gould, 3. Jar jelly, any variety not stated. 3 entries.—Mrs T. H. Walker, 1; Mrs J. Fisher, 2. Jar marmalade. 2 entries.—Miss O. Har rington. 1: Mrs G. Saxelby, 2.

Collection pickles and condiments, not more than 6 varieties. First prize 10/-, second 5/-, third hr. 3 entries.—Miss Gould. 1; Mrs W. Porteous, 2; Mrs F. Malcolm. 3.

Jar cauliflower pickles. 2 entries.—Mr? T H. Walker. 1; Mrs W. Porteous, 2. Jar red cabbage pickles. 3 entries.—Mrs Swap, 1; Mrs F. J. Collie, 2; Mrs W. Porteoue, 3.

Jar onion or eschallot oickle* 4 entries--Miss Gould. 1 and 2: Mr? W. Porteous 3. Homemade loaf of bread, white. First prize. 4/-. second 2/-. 5 entries.—Mrs A. R Harrington, 1; Mrs F. H. Hill, 2. Home-made loaf of bread, brown. First prize 4/-, second 2/-. 2 entries.—Mrs J. T. Brooker 1.

Four oven scones, former prise taker excluded. 8 entries. —Miss Doris Harrington. 1; Mrs Swap, 2; Mrs F. H. Hill, 3. Four oven scones, open open class. 8 entries.—Miss O. Harrington, 1; Miss Mary H. Low. 2; Mrs D. C. Sutherland 3.

Four girdle scones, former prize takers excluded. 7 entries.—Miss T. Scatter, 1; Miss Rita Lindsay, 2; Miss Jean Fisher. 3. Four girdle scones, open class. 5 entries.—Mrs J. R. McDougall, 1; Miss Mills, 2; Mrs D. C. Sutherland, 3. Four date scones. 5 entries.—Mrs D. C. Sutherland. 1; Mrs M. Coulter, 2; Miss Mary Hi Low, 3.

Six pikelets. 11 entries.- Mis- J. Fisher, 1; Miss Man- H. Low. 2; Mrs M. Coulter, 3. Four oateakes. 2 entries. —Miss T. Scatter. 1: Miss Mary H. Low. 2.

Four potato scones. 4 entries.—Miss O. Harrington. 1: Mr? D. C. Sutherland, 2. One sponge sandwich. 12 entries —Miss B. May, 1; Mis? O. Harrington. 2; Mrs M. Coulter. 3.

One sponge roll. 5 entries. —Mrs M. Coulter, 1; Miss Rita Lindsay, 2; Mrs L. Pulley, 3.

One seed cake. 8 entries. —Mrs M. Coulter, 1; Mrs F. Malcolm, 2; Miss O. Harrington, 3.

One fruit cake, dark. 5 entries.—Mrs R. B. Collett, 1; Miss O. Harrington, 2; Mrs M. Coulter, 3. One fruit cake, light. 6 entries. —Mrs M. Coulter, 1; Miss T. Seatter, 2 ; Miss Ley den, 3.

One madeira cake. 10 entries—Mrs R. B. Collett, 1; Mrs M. Coulter, 2; Mrs H. Bmythe, 3.

One gingerbread. 8 entries. Miss Mills, i 1 : Miss Rita Lindsay, 2; Mrs M. Coulter 3. ’ One plum pudding. 5 entries.—Miss T. * S- »t«r. 1: Mrs E. Malcolm, 2. i Four squares shortbread. 11 entries.— Miss E. Smith. 1; Mis- O. Harrington, 2; Miss M. Swap, 3. Four cream puffs. 6 entries.—Mrs D. C. Sutherland. 1; Miss T. Seatter, 2Miss O. Herrington. 3. Collection of pastry, 6 varieties, 2 of each. 5 entries.—Miss T. Seatter, 1 ; Mrs G. B. Saxelby, 2; Mrs F. J. Collie, 3. Collection of tea cakes. 6 varieties, 2 of each.- Mri- Maty H. Low (only entry).l. Collection of biscuits. 4 varieties, 3 of , eseh. 6 entri*® -Mis? P. May. 1 ; Miss Ruby Lindsay. 2; Miss Jean Fisher, 3. Collection of home-made sweets. —Miss Gonley (only entry*, 1. Four oven scones, girls under 17. 2 entries.—Miss Lily May. 1; Miss Mina 10w,2. Four girdle scones, girls under 17. 1 | entry.—Miss Mina Low, second prize. One gingerbread cake, girls under 17. 3 i entries.—Miss Mina Low. 1; Miss O. Stroud, ■2; Miss C. Smith. 3. Four pikelets, girls under 17. 3 en- : tries.— Miss Lily May, 1; Miss Mina Low, j2; Mis? Doris James. 3. I Home-made scan. 6 tn 9 months old. 5 ■ entries.—Mrs R. B. Collett, 1: Mrs P. | Beggs, 2 and 3. ; Home-made soap, made one month. 9 i entries. —Mrs L. Pulley, 1: Mr? P. Beggs, ! 2 and 3. FRUIT. (Judge—Mr L. Iznnie.) Collection cookin’ apple", 3 of each variety, open. 2 entries.—Mrs John Fisher, 1; W. (’. Cochrane and Son 2. Collection dessert apples, open. 2 entries —Mr John Fisher, 1; W. C. Cochrane and Son 2. Collection of cooking apples, grown in Southland by exhibitor. 4 entries.—V . C. Cochrane and Son, 1; John Fisher, 2; H. Knowler, 3. Co’lection des=crt apples, grown in South land by exhibitor. 3 entries. John Fisher, 1; W. C. Cochrane and Son, 2; H. Knowler, 3. Three Yorkshire Greenings. 8 entries. — Miss J. Flynn. 1; Coulter Bros., 2; W. C. Cochrane and Sen, 3. Three Pippins. 3 entries. —W. C. Cochrane and Son. 1; John Fisher. 2 and 3. Three Rhymer®. 4 entries.—W. C. Cochrane and Son, 1; John lister 2: H. Knowler. 3. Three Rheinette du Canada. 4 entries.— Mrs T. W. Kennedy. 1; W. C. Cochrane and Son, 2: H. Knowler, 3. Three Jonathans. 1 entry. —W. C. Cochrane and Son, second prize. Three Ribstones. 2 entries.—W. C. Cochrane and Son, 1; John Fisher, 2. Three Pearmains. 5 entries. —John Fisher. 1 and 2; H. Knowler, 3. Three any other named variety. 10 en- i tries.—John Fisher, 1; H. Knowler, 2 and 3. Four cooking apples, one of each named variety, open. 3 entries.—John Fisher, 1 . W. C. Cochrane and Son, -2; Mrs T. W Kennedy. 3. Four cooking apnles. one of each named variety, grown in Southland by exhibitor. [5 entries. —H. Knowler. 1; John Fisber, 2; W. C. Cochrane and Son, 3.

Four dessert apples, one of each named variety, open. 2 entries.—John Fisher, 1; W. C. Cochrane and Son, 2.

Four dessert apples, one of each named variety, grown in Southland by exhibitor. 5 entries. —John Fisher, 1 ; W. C. Cochra.ne and Son. 2; Fisher Bros, 3. Collection Pears, open class. 1 John Fisher, 1. Best collection cut flowers. 6 varieties, in 6 separate vases. First prize, 5/-, second 2 '-. 2 entries. Miss W. Arthur, 1. ROOTS AND VEGETABLES. (Judge—Mr L. Lennie). Six potatoes, early white. 4 entries.—H. Knowler 1 and 2: R. G. Cowan 3. Six Potatoes, early, any other colour. 9 entries. —H. Knowler 1 and 2; F. L. Malcolm 3. Six Potatoes, late red, to be named. 6 entries.—H. Knowler 1; F. L. Malcolm 2. Six Potatoes, White Elephant. 2 entries. —H. Knowler 1 and 2. Six Potatoes. Up-to-Date. 5 entries.— E. Gillam 1; H. H. Twemlow 2; R. G. Cow an 3. Six Potatoes. Sutton's Supreme.—E. Knowler, only entry. Ist prize. Six Potatoes, Gamekeeper. 2 entries.— W. Haydon 1; T. Flynn 2. Six Potatoes, any other variety, to be named. 5 entries.—H. Knowler 1; F. L. Malcolm 2. Six Heaviest Potatoes. 2 entries.—E. H. Malcolm, 71bs loz, 1; H. H. Twemlow, 71bs 2Collection of Potatoes. 6 of each variety, not more than 12 named varieties. First prije 10/-. 3 entries.—E. Knowler, 1; F. L. Malcolm 2; H. H. Twemlow 3. Three Swedes. 24 entries. —Geo. S. Edie 1; L. Pulley 2; W. Burnett 3. Three Aberdeen Yellow Turnips, puttie top. 6 entries.—R. G. Cowan 1; W. Burnett 2 ; Alex. Low 3. Three Aberdeen Yellow Turnips, green top. 7 entries.—W. Burnett 1; H. H. Twemlow 2; John Smith 3. Three Yellow-fleshed Hybrid Turnips, purple top. 4 entries.—W. Burnett 1; Alex. Low 2; H. H. Twemlow 3. Three Yellow-fleshed Hybrid Turnips, green top. 5 entries.—R. Norman 1; H. H. Twemlow 2: Alex. Low 3. Three Soft Turnips, purple top. 10 en tries.—Fisher Bros. 1; John Smith 2; H. H. Twemlow 3. Three Soft Turnips, green top. 8 entries. —H. H. Twemlow 1; Alex. Low r 2; W. R. Ayson 3. Three Early White Field Turnips, red, to be named. 6 entries.—H. H. Twemlow 1; Alex. Low 2. Three Turnips, any variety except Swedes, to be named. 4 entries.—H. H. Twemlow 1; Alex. Low 2. Collection of Field Turnips, limited to 12 varieties, not more than three to be Swedes, only one of each variety, all to be named. First prize 10/- 2 entries.— Alex. Low 1; H. H. Twemlow' 2. Three Mangolds, long red. 2 entries.— Otautau School 1 and 2. Three Mangolds, orange glebe. 2 entries. —Otautau School 1 and 2. Three Carrots, long red garden variety. 5 entries—T. H. Walker 1; F. H. Hill 2. Three Carrote, short red garden variety. 5 entries.—Otautau School 1. 2 and 3. Three Beet, long red.—Otautau School, Ist prize, sole entry. Three Beet, turnip red. 3 entries.—Otautau School 1; Mrs J. K. Carrick 2; F. H. Hill 3. Three Onions. 7 entries.—Mrs F. J. Best 1 and 2; W. Haydon 3. Twelve Eschallots, giant. 5 entries.—W. Haydon 1; T. McKenzie 2; W. Haydon 3. Twelve Esch allots, pickling. —Eric James, sole entry, first prize. Six Leeks.—Mrs J. K. Carrick, sole entry. Ist prize. Three Parsnips. 8 entries.—F. H. Hill 1; Miss Grieve 2, T. H. Walker 3. One Heaviest Marrow. -E. L. Malcolm, sole entry, Ist prize. One Vegetable Marrow.—E. L. Malcolm, sole entry, Ist prize. One Broccoli. 2 entries—Murdoch McIvor 1 ; T. H. Walker 2. One Cabbage. Drumhead. 2 entries.— Otautau School 1; F. H. Hill 2. One bunch of Celeiy. Miss Grieve, sole entry, Ist prize. Collection of Garden Produce, fruit excluded, limited to 12 varieties, to,be grown by exhibitor. First prize 10/-; second 5/-. 3 entries —Miss Grieve 1; T. H. Walker 2. Schools’ Collection of Garden Produce, limited to 12 varieties.—Otautau School, sole entry, Ist prize. Best Collection of Roots.—H. H. Twemlow, sole entry, Ist prize. GRAIN AND SEEDS. (Judge—Mr L. Lennie) Wheat, one bushel Tuscan.—Alex. Low, sole entry, Ist prize. Wheat, one bushel Velvet. 2 entries.— Jas Mathieson 1; Alex. Low 2. Oats, one bushel Garton. —F. Dahlenberg, sole entry, Ist prize. Oats, one bushel Sparrow-bills.—F. Dahlenberg, sole entry, 1. Oats, one bushel Duns. 2 entries.—F. Dahlenberg 1; J. Mathieson 2.

Bag Oaten Chaff. 2 entries. —Alex. Ix>w 1; Jas. Mathieson 2.

Ryegrass, one bushel Perennial. 4 en tries.—F. Dahlenberg 1; Wm. Kennedy 2 S. James 3.

Ryegrass, one bushel Italian. 3 entries. —F. Dahlenberg 1; Wm. Kennedy 2. Ryegrass, one bushel Western Wolths. 2 entries.—F. Dahlenberg 1; Wm. Kennedy 2.

Rapp Seed, one pound.—Alex. Low, sole entry, Ist prize. - Crested Dogstail. one bushel. —F. Dahlenberg, sole entry. Ist prize. SCHOOL WORK. (Judge—Mr W. A. McCaw). Drawing, standard VI., watering can with rose. 13 entries. -Marjorie Lumsden (Otautau* 1; Phyllis Mclvor (Otautau) 2. Drawing, standard V., candle and candlestick. 7 entries. —Elsie Calder (Riverton) 1; Ethel Eason (Otautau) 2. Drawing, standard IV.', milk jug and tumbler. 3 entries. —Maisie Norman (Otautau) 1; Frank James (Otautau) 2. Drawing, standard HL, saucepan without lid. 8 entries. —George McDougall (Otautau) 1; Rugby McDougall (Otautau) Drawing, standard 11.. tomato and banana (shaded with pencil or coloured with crayon only). 9 entries.-Allen Lumsden (Otautau) 1; Mary Ferguson (Otautau) 2. Map', standard VI., British Isles. 6 en-tries—-Nancy Stewart (Otautau) 1; Phyllis Mclvor (.Otautau) 2. Men. standard V., Great Brita’.n. 6 entries.—Ethel Crosble (Otautau) 1; Jack Leslie (Riverton) 2. Mep, standard IV.. Australia. 3 entries. —Donald Forde (Otautau), 1: Wallace Coll'e (Otautau) 2. Map, standard 111.. South Island of New Zealand. 3 entries.—George McDougall (Otautau) 1. Plasticine, standard 11., Border design (strings and Spheres). 6 entries.—Frank Thomson (Otautau) 1 ; Margaret Hardy (Otautau) 2. Plasticine, standard 1.. Apple, pear and cherries. 3 entres—Molly Porteous (Otautau) 1 ; James Thomson and John Mcßride, equal for 2nd prize. NEEDLEWORK. (Judge—Mrs C. Provan).

All work must be done by the exhibitor. Any work that has previously taken a prize at the local Winter Show is excluded. First prize, 4/-; second, 2/-. Child’s Jersey. 4 entries.- Mrs R. Sheddan 1 ; Mrs A. Manson 2; Mrs W. Porteous 3. Child's Jumper. 2 entries.—Mrs R. Sheddan 2. Child's Cape.—Mrs T. Horner, sole entry. 2. . Child's Dress. 5 entries.—Mrs A. Chilton 1; Mrs A. Plank 2; Miss Speden 3. Child’s Cap. 5 entries. —Mrs A. Plank 1; Mrs R. Sheddan 2; Monica Boyle 3. Child’s Sock. 4 entries.—Mrs T. Flynn 1; Mrs A. Chilton 2. Child's Stocking.—Mrs T. Fynn, only entry, L Lady’s Jersey.—Mrs J. Seatter, sole entry, 1. Lady's Jumper.—Mrs G. B. Burns, sole entry, 1. Lady's Dress. 3 entries.—Mrs P. Begg 1; Mrs J. Seatter 2. Man’s Sock. 5 entries.—Mrs T. Flynn 1; Mrs J. Seatter 2; Mrs T. Flynn 3. Baby’s Pilch. 2 entries.—Mrs Stewart 1 ; Mrs R. Sheddan 2. Best Darner! Sock or Stocking (toe and heel darn I, 2 entries.—Miss Dora Flynn 1; Miss J. Flynn 2. Collection of Knitting.—Mrs R. Sheddan, only entry, Ist prize. Child’s Cap.—Miss Batt, only entry, 2. Child’s Coat. 3 entries.—Miss E. M. Manson 1; Mrs Arthur h.c. Child's Hat—Mrs A. Chilton, only entry, h.c. Child's Dress.—Mrs R. Sheddan, sole entry. h.c. Lady's Jersey.—Mrs G. T. Jones, sole entry, 1. Lady’s Jumper.—Mrs McAnergney, sole entry, 1. Lady's Hat—Mrs Jas. Lo% sole entry, 2. Lady’s Cape.—Mrs J. Seatter, sole entry, 1. Collection of Crochet.—Mrs Stewart, sole entry I. SILK WORK. Toady's Knitted Jumper.—Miss E.. Williams, soh? entry, 2. Child's Knitted Dress.—Mrs T. Horner, sole entry, 1. MOUNTMELLICK WORK. Tray Cloth. —Miss D. Harrington, only entry, 2. Supper Cloth.—Mrfc H. McLeod, only entry, 2. Pillow Shams or Scarf. 5 entries.—Mrs Searl? 1; Mrs G. B. Burns 2; Miss Sp.eden 3. Table Centre. 3 entries.—Miss L. McNaughton 1; Miss Reay Campbell’ 2; Mrs D. C. Campbell 3. . DRAWN THREAD WORK. Tray Cloth. 3 entries. — Mrs R. Sheddan 1; Mrs G. Saxelby 2; Miss Speden 3. Supper Cloth.—Mrs R. Sheddan, sole entry, 1. Table Centre.—Mrs R. Sheddan, only entry, 1 and special. RICHUEU WORK. Tray Cloth. 2 entries.—Miss E. Kirk 1; Miss Reay Campbell 3. Supper Cloth.—Miss Harper, only entry, 3. Pillow Shams or Scarf.—Miss J. Walker, only entry. 1. Table Centre.—Miss Jean Fisher, onlyentry, 2. CROCHET WORK—COTTON. Camisole Yoke.—Miss J. Flynn 1; Miss Jane Kennedy, 2. Twelve entries. Tea Cosy (made up).—Miss Speden, 1; Miss A. Kennedy, 2; Mrs J. Sinclair, h.c. Three entries. Tray Cloth.—Miss L. McNaughton, only entry, 1. Supper Cloth.—Miss L. McNaughton, only entry, 1. Pillow Shams or Scarf.—Miss L. McNaughton. only entry, 1. Set of D'Oyleys.—Mrs T. Horner, 1; Inez Crosbie, 2. Two entries. Nightdress Yoke (made up).—Mrs W. Pulley, 1; Miss N. Mackie, 2; Miss Burke, 3. Three entries. Table Centre.—Mrs J. Sinclair, 1; Miss N. Mackie. 2. Two entries. Pin Cushion.—Miss Reny Campbell, 1; Miss A. Coombes, h.c. Ivo entries. Collection of Crochet.—Mrs T. Walker, only entry, 1 and special. EYELET WORK. Slip Bodice.—Mrs R. Sheddan, 1 and 2;. Mrs P. Callender, 3. Eight entries. Tea Cosy (made up).—Mrs R. Sheddan, 1; Mrs G. B. Burns, 2. Two entries. Tray Cloth.—Miss Reay Campbell, 1; Miss E Williams, 2. Two entries. Supper Cloth.—Miss Annie Kennedy, only entry, 1. Pillow Shams or Scarf. —Miss G. Walker, 1. Two entries. Set of D’Oyleys.—Mrs G. Saxelby, only entry, 2. Nightdress.—Mrs R. Sheddan, 1 and 2. Two entries. * Tal?lc Centre.—Mrs W. H. Walker, only entry. 1. Collection of Eyelet Work. - Miss G. Walker, 1 and special. Two entries. MISCELLANEOUS SECTION. Best Article in Bead work.—Mias M. McKeehnie, 1; Mis? W. Arthur, 2; Miss M. Laidlaw, 3. Four entries. Best hand-worked article in Silk Material. —Mrs R. Sheddan, 1. Two entries. Child's Worked Dress. Mrs A. Plank, 1; Mrs R. Sheddan, 2; Mrs W. H. Walker, 3. Six entries. Best article worked by Returned Soldier—S. Stayte, 1 and very special; Thos. Speden, 2 and 3. Six entries. Best article made from a Sugar-bag.— Miss A. Coombes, 1; Mrs W. Porteous, 2 and 3. Eleven entries. Fancy Cushion (made up).—Mrs G. Sinclair, 1; Miss Kiwi Horner, 2 and 3. Six entries. Fancy Cushion (washing, made. up).— Miss Doris Flynn, only entry, 1. Collection of Fancy Work (12 articles of separate work). Mrs R. Sheddan, only enFancy Table Centre. Miss A. Laidlaw, 1 ; Miss Reay Campbell, 2; Miss E. Williams, . Seven entries.

Hand-worked Dressing Jacket.—Mrs R. Sheddan, 1; Mrs W. Watson, 2; Miss E. Williams 3. Three entries.

Novel Pin Cushion.—lnez Crosbie, only entry, 1. ,

Fancy Boudoir Cap.—Mrs R. Sheddan, only entry, 1.

Lady's Crepe Nightdress (hand-worked). —Miss A. Thomson, 1; Miss Jean Fisher, 2; Miss M. McKecbnie, 3. Four entries. Lady’s Wincey or Winceyette Nightdress (hand-worked).—Miss N. Renowden, 1. Two entries.

Child's Nightdress (hand-worked).—Mrs W. Porteous, only entry, 1. Best Worked Article (not specified).—Mrs F. Callender, 1; Mrs W. Pulley, 2; Mrs C. W. Mills, 3. Twelve entries. SCHOOL GIRLS’ SECTION. (Under 15 years). Knitted Jersey.—Martha Chilton, 1; Monica Boyle, 2; Dora Boyle, 3. Three entries. Knitted Scarf.—J. Niven, 1; Dora Boyle, 2; Monica Boyle, 3. Three entries. Hand-sown Garment (plain).—Nellie Renowden, 1; Ethel Crosbie, 2; Annie Hay, 3. Three entries. Sampler.—Lydia Poultney, 1. Two entries. Three Best Buttonholes.—Jessie Collie, only entry, 2. \ Collection of Dolls’ Clothes (hand-work-ed, six articles). —Miss Phyllis Mclvor, only entry, 1. Hand-worked Camisole.—Jessie Collie, 1; Nessie Crosbie, 2. Three entries. Best Darn on flannel (sampler).—J. Niven, 1; Ethel Crosbie, 2. Three entries. Crochet Edged Hankerchief.—lnez Crosbie, 1; Nessie Crosbie, 2; Phyllis Mclvor, 3. Three entries. (Under 12 years). Hand-sewn Garment (plain).—Nessie Crosbie, 1; Martha Chilton, 2 Three entries. Sampler,—Martha Chilton, only entry, 1. Three Best Buttonholes.—Martha Chilton, 1; Mona Thomas, 2. Two entries. Hand-sewn Hankerchief.—Maggie Campbell, 1; Winifred Porteous,. 2; Violet Bird, 3. Four entries. Collection of Dolls’ Clothes (hand-work-ed, 6 articles). —Phyllis Mclvor, 1. Two entries. Best Infants’ Pet (doll, teddy bear or golliwog).—Ray McFadgen, 1; W. Horner, 2; Nancy Plank, 3. Six entries. ART SECTION. (Judge—Mrs C. Provan). Oil Painting (land or seascape).—Mrs W. Grieve, 1; Mrs G. Sinclair, 2. Twelve entries. Oil Painting (fruit). —Miss Speden, only entry, 1 and special merit. Oil Painting (flowers). —Miss J. Y\ Beck, 1; Mrs P. Beggs, 2; Miss Hui Horner, 3. Five entries. Oil Painting (animals). —Mrs P. Beggs, 1 and 2. Three entries. Pokerwork.—Miss J. Y. Beck, 1; Mrs W. Porteous, 2; both special mention. Three entries; Coloured Pokerwork.—Miss J. Y. Beck, 1 and 2. Four entries. Black and White Sketch. —Miss Speden, 1; L. Moore, 2. Three entries. Pen-work Sketch.—Helen Hay, 1; T. R; Beck, 2 ; Miss Hardy, 3. Nine entries. .Pen Painting.—Miss N. Mackie, 1;-. Miss Thomson, 2. Three entries. Stencilling.—Miss Hui Horner, 1. Two entries. Marqueterie Work.-*-Miss Janet Beck, 1; Miss J. Y. Beck, 2 and 3. This class specially mentioned. Six entries. Velvet Painting.—Mrs G. Sinclair, 1; Mrs Pullev, 2. PET CLASS. (Judge—Mr C' Cunningham). Best Dog Pet.—Gladys Moore, 1; Don Brass, 2. Two entries. Best Cat Pet. —Winifred Goully, 1; Allen Liddell, 2. Two entries. Best Rabbit Pet.—Gladys Moore, only enBest Bird Pet.—Jessie Carrick, 1; T. Burns, 2; Mona Thomas, 3. Five entries. UTILITY- POULTRY. (Judge—Mr C: Cunningham). PLYMOUTH ROCK. Barred Cockerel. —J. W. Hill, 1 and 2. Two entries. Barred Pullet.—Miss T. Seatter, 1; J. W. Hill, .2 and 3. Three entries. White Cockerel—E. Taylor, 1 and 2; R. E. Huffadinc. 3. Three entries. White Pullet.—R. L. Proctor, 1 and. 2. Three entries. WYANDOTTE. Silver-laced Cock.—C. Gardiner, only entry, 1. Silver-laced Hen.—C. Gardiner, only entry, 1. Silver-laced Pullet.—C. ‘ Gardiner, only entry, 1. ORPINGTONS. Black Cock.—C. Gardiner, 1; Miss B May, 2. Two. entries. Black .Cockerel.—E. Dockerty, 1; C. Gardiner, 2; Mrs D. E. Grieve, 3. Six enBlack Hen—C. Gardiner, 1; Miss B. May, 2 ; Miss Grieve,. 3. Four entries. Black Pullet. —C. Gardiner, 1; Miss B. May, 2; J. E. Wilson, 3. Five entries. RHODE ISLAND RED. Cock.—J. C. Wilson, only entry, 1. Cockerel.—N. G. Saunders, 1; J. C. Wilson, 2; J. W. Hill, 3. Three entries. Hen.—Stanley Cowan, 1; J. C. Wilson, 2 and 3. Four entries. Pullet.—N. G. Saunders, 1,2 and 3. Seven entries. LEGHORN. White Cock.—Wilfred Malcolm, 1. Four entries. White Cockerel. —Miss Grieve, 1; Miss T. Seatter, 2; B. Taylor, 3. Ten entries. White Hen. — J. C. Wilson, 1; A. T. Norman, 2; -Miss Dora Flynn, 3. Nine entries. White Pullet.—N. G. Saunders, 1; J. Nelson, 2 and 3. Twenty entries. Brown Hen.—Miss Dora Flynn, only entry. 1. Brown Pullet. —Miss Dora Flynn, 1. Two entries. MINORCA. Cockerel —J. C. Wilson, 1 and 2. Only entries. Hen.—J. C. Wilson, only entry, 1. DUCKS. Indian Runnbr Drake. —R. Walker, 1; Miss T.; Seatter, 2; J. C. Wilson, 3. Six entries. Indian Runner Duck.—J. C. Wilson, 1; Miss T. Seatter, 2. Five entries. Any other breed Drake.—Master A.- Chisholm, 1; R- Walker, 2. Six entries. Any other breed Duck.—Master A. Chisholm, 1; Jas. Mathieson, 2. Six entries. GEESE. Gander. —Miss M. Matthews, 1; A. T. Norman, 2. Two entries. Goose. —Miss M. Matthews, 1; A. T Norman, 2. Two entries.