TUATAPERE NEWS

Southland Times, Issue 20616, 15 October 1928, Page 7

TUATAPERE NEWS

SPRING SHOW. (From Our Correspondent.; The Ladies’ Guild of the Tuatapere Presbyterian Church held the second annual spring show on Friday. Owing no doubt to the stormy weather of late the entries in the flower section were less than last year, but the judge, Mr Stapleton, of Invercargill, drew attention to some fine specimen blooms exhibited. The cookery exhibits were judged by Mr McKeown of Orepuki, and Mrs Evans, Scotts Gap, who was also judge of the fancy work. The schools’ section was judged by Mr A. E. Featherstone, Invercargill, who had a busy time with the large number of entries. The prize list is as follows: Cookery. School Girls’ Gass: Scones (girls under 13) —1 Peggy Bradley, 2 Peggy Sim, 3 Vera Brown. Sponge (girls under 13) Maggie Whyte 1, Agnes Muldrew 2, Eunace Lemon 3. Scones: girdle—Ruby Muldrew 1 (only entry). Scones, oven —Ruby Muldrew 1 (only entry). Butter toffee—Mrs Henderson 1 (only entry). Cocoanut ice —Mrs Dodds 1, Mrs Henderson 2. Collection sweets —Mrs Henderson h.c. (only entry). Sponge Sandwich—Mrs Gorton 1, Mrs Muldrew 3. Egg sponge—Mrs Ballantvne 1 (only entry). Butter sponge—Mrs Muldrew 3 (only entry). Fancy sponge— Mrs Tippett 2 (only entry). Sponge roll —Mrs Muldrew 2, Miss M. Marshall 3. White bread—Mrs Jenkins 1 (only entry). Brown bread—Mrs Broomhall 2 (only entry). Nut loaf (white)—Mrs McLeod 1, Mrs Lamb 2, Mrs Rogers 3. Decorated cake —Mrs Tippett 3 (only entry). Seed cake Mrs Lamb 1, Mrs Lion 2. Madiera cake —Mrs Lamb 1, Mrs Lion 2. Gingerbread— Mrs Lamb 1, Miss M. Marshall 2. Girdle scones—Mrs W. Glendinning 1, Mrs H. Garden 2, Mrs H. Garden 3. Oven scones —Mrs W. Glendinning 1, Mrs T. Ballantyne and Mrs H. Garden 2 (equal), Mrs Garden 3. Light fruit cake —Mrs Lamb 1. Dark fruit cake—Mrs Ballantyne 1, Mrs Lamb 3. Oat cakes—Mrs D. A. Campbell 1, Mrs Lamb 2. Fruit pie—Mrs G. McLeod 1 (only entry). Mince pies (fruit) —Mrs McLeod 1 (only entry). Decorated pie (men) Mr Lion 1 (only entry). Marmalade—Miss Collorick 1, Mrs Stoneman 2, Mrs Dodds 3. Pickles—Mrs Lamb 1, Mrs Lamb 3. Chutney—Mrs Lamb 1. Jellies —Mrs G. Hamilton 1. Butter, separator— Mrs E. Broomhall 1. Mrs Swain 2, Mrs Jenkins 3. Butter, dairy—Mrs Lion 1. Mrs Garden 2. Dark nut loaf—Mrs D. Rodgers 1. Mrs Lamb 3. Honey (extracted) Mrs Rillstone 1 and 2. Potato scones— Mrs Garden 1. Mrs Garden 2, Mrs Ferguson 3. Meat or fish paste —Mrs Lion h.c. (only entn r ). Pikelets—Mrs Gordon 1, Mrs Glendinning 2, Mrs Muldrew 3. Shortbread —Mrs Lamb 1 and 2, Mrs Broomhall 3. Puff paste—Mrs Broomhall 2. Sausage rolls —Miss Diack 2 (only entry). Scones, date —Mrs Lamb 1 and 2. Home-made soap— Mrs Lion 1, Mrs McVicar 2, Mrs D. A. Campbell 3. Heaviest hens’ eggs—E. Erskine 1, Mrs Lion 2, Mrs McLeod 3. Vegetables. Rhubarb—Mrs Garden 1, Mrs King 2. lettuce —Mrs G. Gorton 1. Onions —Mr A. King 1 (only entry). Any vegetable— Mrs Tippett 1 and 2 (cauliflower), Mrs G. Hamilton 3 (cabbage. Pot Plants. Specimen plant—Mrs B. C. Horrell. Ferns —Mrs Lamb 1 and 2. Cactus—Mrs Arthur. Narcissi. Three blooms, trumpet—A. King 1, Miss Dodds 2. Three blooms, cup or crown variety—Mrs G. Gordon 1, Mr R. 11. Whyte 2. Three blooms, double daffodils —Miss 0. Diack 3. Six blooms, any variety—Mr A. King 1, Mrs B. C. Horrell 2. Collection narcissi—Mrs Tippett 1 and 2. Champion bloom in show—Mr A. King 1. Cut Flowers. Anaemones —Mrs Arthur 1, Miss Collorick 2. Bunch of forget-me-not—Miss O. Diack 1. Eva Donaldson 2. Pansy, 4 blooms— Mrs G. Gorton 1 and 2. Primrose—Miss O. Diack 1, Mrs Arthur 2. Polyanthus—Mrs B. C. Horrell 1 and 2. Wallflower—Mrs Gorton 3. Hyacinth—Mrs Lion 3. Camelia—Mrs Gorton 1 and 2. Vase of Primula—Mrs B. C. Horrell 1. Tulips—Mrs B. C. Horrell 1 and 2. Collection Cut Flowers—Mr King. Any Named Hower—Mrs Rillstone 1 and 2 (stalk). Table Decoration—Mrs McCulloch 1. Bowl of Flowers—Miss Collorick 1, Mrs B. C. Horrell 2. Two Buttonholes—Miss Collorick 1. Buttonholes (children) —Agnes Muldrew 1, Rita Muldrew 2, June Horner and Rita Muldrew (equal) 3. Basket of Flowers—Vera Tippett 1. Bowl of Auricula —Mrs Swain I, Miss O. Diack 2. Sewing and Fancy Section—Darning in Wool—Mrs Muldrew 1. Mrs Ferguson 2. Patching—- . Agnes Muldrew 1 (only entry). Sox —Mrs Dodds 1, Mrs Baker 2. Teacloth— Miss Wright 1 (only entry). Handkerchief (hand-made) —Mrs Adamson 1. Miss L. Hamilton and Mrs T. Ballantyne 2 (equal). Crochet (coarse) —Mrs Weir 1 (only entry). Crochet (fine) —Mrs T. Ballantyne 1, Miss M. Frew 2. Set of D’Oyleys—Mrs T. Ballantyne 1, Mrs Tippett 2. Cushion—Miss M. Lemon 1, Mrs Baker 2. Nightdress— Miss M. Frew 1, Mrs Dodds 2. Table Centre (white) —Mrs T. Ballantyne 1, Mrs Weir 2. Table Centre (coloured cotton) —Miss E. Donaldson 1, Miss M. Frew 2, Mrs Donaldson 3. Table Centre (coloured) —Miss M. Frew 1, Mrs Baker 2, Miss M. Lemon 3. Pillow Shams—Miss M. Frew 1 and 2. Supper Cloth—Mrs Dodds 1, Mrs Alexander 2. Laundered Table Cloth—Mrs G. McLeod (only entry). Worked Apron —Mrs McVicar 1, Miss Lemon 2, Miss M. Broomhall 3. Best Collection of Work—Mrs Dodds 1 and special, Miss L. Simms 2. Three Articles Fancy Work—Mrs Dodds 1, Mrs T. Ballantyne 2. Best Embroidered Article— Mrs Dodds 1 (only entry). Montmellic Work—Mrs Jenkins 1 (only entry). Duchess Runner —Miss Rodgers 1 (only entry). Stencil Work—Mrs Baker 1 (only entry). Sugar Bag (most novel or useful article) —Mrs Tippett 1 (only entry). One Shilling’s Worth of Material Made Up—Miss E. Donaldson 1 (only entry). Article Made From Waste Material —Mrs McVicar 1 (only entry). Article From Benzine Tin —Miss M. Marshall 1 (only entry). Photography (scenic) —Mr Morris Gorton 1, Miss M. Frew 2. Photography (nature study)—Mr Lion 1. Painting on Velvet —Mrs Baker 1 (only entry). Painting—Miss N. Sim 1. Paper Flowers —Mrs Tippett 1. Portraiture —Mrs Alexander 1 (only entry). School Work—Essay: P. Rowley (Clifden) 1, J. O’Brien (Clifden) 2, Faith Carr (Pukemaori) 3. Writing (boys under 10) —F. Durie (Clifden) 1, E. Austen (Tuatapere) 2. Martin Todd 3. Writing (boys under 14) —W. Baldwin (Tuatapere) 1, W. Baldwin (Tuatapere) 2, V. Dowling (Tuatapere) 3. Writing (girls under 10) —Peggy Sim (Pukemaorii 1, Agnes Cavanagh (Pukemaori) 2, Nessie Roderique (Papatotara) 3. Writing (girls under 14) —Stella Bennet (Papatotara) 1, Faith Carr (Pukemaori) 2, E. Templeton (Papatotara) 3. Drawing Hower Pot—Jean Kerr (Clifden) 1, D. Costello (Orawia) 2, (Clifden) 3. Drawing Tennis Racquet—G. Black (Orawia) 1, R. Whyte (Clifden) 2. Pair Boots —Kelly Beaton (Tuatapere) 1, B. Miller (Clifden) 2, D. Higgins (Tuatapere) 3. Original Drawing—M. Gardiner (Clifden) 1, E. Templeton (Papatotara) 2, M. Whyte (Pukemaori) 3. Pastel Drawing—R. Whyte (Clifden) 1, Peggy Sim (Pukemaori) 2, Lex Milne (Clifden) 3. Pastel Drawing —Jessie Campbell (Tuatapere) 1, Agnes Wilson (Orawia) 2, M. Gardiner (Clifden) 3. Crayon Freize—Mary Diack (Clifden) 1, Peggy Sim (Pukemaori) 2, Nellie Whyte (Pukemaori) 3. Plasticine Model Bird’s Nest —Avon Whyte (Orawia) 1, J. Baker (Tuatapere) 2, N. Broomfield (Orawia) 3. Plasticine (any design)—Kelly Beaton (Tuatapere) 1, L. McClelland (Orawia) 2, W. Chamberlain (Orawia) 3. Painting— Faith Carr (Pukemaori) 1, V. McKerchar (Tuatapere) 2, Maggie Whyte (Pukemaori) 3. Article From Waste Material —Eva Donaldson (Tuatapere) 1, Agnes Muldred (Tuatapere) 2. Stocking Doll—Jean Baker (Tuatapere) 1. Handkerchiefs—N. Broomfield (Orawia) 1. Pillow Case —B. Raynor (Orawia) 1. Child’s Frock—Agnes Muldrew (Tuatapere) 1. Best Dressed Doll— Jean Baker (Tuatapere) 1, May Winter (Tuatapere) 2. Benzine Box Article—Jim

Marshall (Pukemaori) 1. Article From Benzine Tin—Robert Sim (Pukemaori) 1. Article in Wool—l. Buchanan (Papatotara) and C. Burns (Pukemaori) 1 (equal). Aprons—M. Whyte (Pukemaori) 1, D. Higgins (Tuatapere) 2, G. Chamberlain (Tuatapere) 3. Darning—M. Wilson (Orawia) 1, V. Tippett (Clifden) 2, B. Raynor (Orawia) 3. Cushion—Lenore Simms (Pukemaori) 1, E. Donaldson (Tuatapere) 2. Wool Work (infants) —M. McKerchar (Tuatapere) 1, Kitty Baldwin (Tuatapere) 2, Edgar Baker (Tuatapere) 3. In the evening the following competitions were decided:—Boys’ Recitation — Allan Lion. Girls Recitation—June Horner. Girls (14 to 18) —Miss E. Wells. Cake— Mrs Dodds and A. Glendining (correct weight 71bs. sozs). Weight of Sheep—Mr T. Ballantyne 1521bs (correct weight 15231b5).