WHAREHUIA SHOW

Stratford Evening Post, Issue 73, 22 June 1928, Page 2

WHAREHUIA SHOW

A FIn!E DISPLAY. .THE DISTRICT’S PRODUCE. Tlie fifth annual ishow of the Wbarchuia .Social Club was held yesterday and was a distinct success m :every way. There were good entries in all classes, and the produce shown was eloquent testimony to the fertility of the district. As an instance, the three heaviest mangolds shown weighed nearly 1001 b and tho three heaviest swedes 601 b. Those present included many visitors from other districts, showing the keen interest, | aroused by the Show. 1 In introducing Mr F. Walter M-P., tho president of the Show committee, Mr 0. Murray, expressed thanks to (all the settlers who had ixlubiUu, and also thanked the judges and all others who had contributed to the 1 success of the ShowMr Walter, in declaring tho Show open, congratulated the committee. The exhibits were a credit to them and to the district. Everybody should help the Show as much as possible, because the success of the Show meant a good deal to the district. Mr Walter said he had endeavoured to get the feeling of his constituents on tho matter of Summer Tunc, and it seemed that the big majority wore opposed! to it. He wass no prepared to admit that a 1 16 Lotions to it were sound and h© • could not sec- that the trial as ye had clone any harm, but m () he general feeling of his constituents |ho believed he would have to vote | against the Bill the chief ( r g S o 00% lin the difficulty in gettmg ! array to school in tune m the - j ing «nd pccsnnding «« •bed in tho evening- „ d they were experiencing < I* degression, hot that was none hit -- , t wo WKarehma district at any | and m “ hanging hands ab I rate farms were cnangmg

! reasonable prices- atTende dl in I The Show was largely wero tii f-vcniu" when, the P ■ the president and di tnbuted by th© P h *ood 3 were auctioned by Mr G. Good prices were realised. COOKING SECTION. Judge; Mrs W. Curd (Stratford). Senior Class. Rich Fruit Cake.—Mrs H. Murray ! i and special, Mrs Slater 2, Mrs ‘Whittington 3. ( Sultana Cake.-Mrs Slater 1, Mrs I Trott 2, Mrs Whittington 3. j Seed Cake. —Mrs Slater 1, M!rs Whittington 2. ; Madeira Cake.-Mrs Slater 1, Mrs ; Whittington 2. | cocoanut Cake.-Mrs Slater 1, Mrs Whittington 2. Eggless Cake.—Mrs Slater 1. Sponge Cake. —Mrs Whitltngton • ■ I > '-IW ■l. 1 ''d Gingerbread. —Mrs Slater 1, Mis Whittington 2. Sponge Roll. —Mrs Whittington 1, Mrs Slater 2, Mrs Vivian 3. Sponge Sandwich. —Mrs Slater 1, Mrs Whittington 2, Mrs Vivian 3. Chocolate Sandwich— Mrs Slater 1, Mrs Whittington 2. Kisses.- Mrs Slater 1, Mrs Trott 2.

jam Tarts.—Mrs Slater 1. Shortbread. —Mrs Slater X, 13 Trott 2, Mrs Lash 3. Cream Puffs.—Mrs Slater 1. Mrs Trott 2, Mrs Whittington 3. Sausage Rolls.-Mrs Slater 1. Collection Home-made Biscuits.— Mrs Slater 1. , _ 01l Collection of Home-made Small i Cakes. —Mrs Slater L j Pikelets. —Mrs Sangster X, Mrs i Slater 2. _ i plain Scones.—Mrs Lash 1, M.s Slater 2, Mrs Trott 3. i Date Scones. —Mrs Slater 1. Mrs Whittington 2, Mrs Trott 3. Oat Cakes. —Mrs Sangster L Brown Scones.— Mrs Slater 1. Mrs Whittington 2, Mrs Trott 3. Girdle Scones.— Sangster and special, Mrs F. Newland 2, Mrs Slater 3. Sultana or Currant Scones.—M Lash 1 and special, Mrs Slater 2, Mrs Troit 3. : hsSk

Plum Pudding—Mrs Slater 1. Nut Loaf. —Mrs Slater 1. Home-made Bread.—Mrs Whittington 1. _ i Junior Section. Plain Scones.—Miss B. Lash 1, Miss M. Jans 2, ... Pikelets* —Miss Lash 1. Sponge Sandwich.— Miss Lash • Home-made Biscuits.— Miss Jans 1 Jam Roll. —Miss Lash 1. PICKLES, SAUCES, ETC. Home-made Jam (three varieties) -Mrs Slater 1, Mrs Lash 2, MvsH. Murray 3. ' Marmalade.- —Mrs Slater 1, lb Murray 2. Jelly.—Mrs Slater L Mrs H. M ray 2. Chutney. —Mrs Murray 1. Pickles— Mrs Murray L Sauce. —Mrs Slater 1. Mrs Murray 2. j Bottled Fruit.—Mi’s Slater 1, Mrs

Murray 2. Heaviest Hen Eggs (white). Mr C. Murray 1, Mrs Trott 2, Reg. Wellington 3.

[Heaviest Hen Eggs (brown).— Reg Wellington 1, Mrs H. Murray 2, C

Murray 3. Heaviest Duck Eggs.—R. Reid 1, C. Murray 2.

HOME INDUSTRIES SECTION,

Judge; Dr. Doris Gordon. Crochet Baby’s Coat (wool).— Mrs Sangster 1, Mrs Whitington 2. Knitted Juniper (wool). —Mrs

Sangster 1. Knitted Jumper (silk). —Mrs Whittington 1, Mrs Sangster 2. Knitted Child’s Frock. —Mrs Sangster 1, Mrs Whittington 2. Baby’s Bootees. —Mrs Sangster 1, Mrs Whittington 2. Princess Petticoat. —Mrs Whittington 1. Crochet Top for Underwear.-Miss D. Johnson 1Nightgown (embroidered). Miss D. H. Johnson 1 and 2. D’Oyley (embroidered).— Miss Johnson 1 and 2. D’Oyley (crochet). —Miss Johnson 1 and 2, Mrs Whittington 3. Tray Cloth (embroidered).— Mii’b Clcmow 1, Miss Johnson 2 and 3. Tray Cloth (crochet).— Mrs Sangster 1 and 2, Miss Johnson 3. Collection Crochet wo -k.-Miss Johnson 1 and special, Mrs Sangster 2. Collection Embroidery Work.— Miss Johnson 1 and special. Fancy Handbag. —Mrs Sangster 1, Miss Johnson 2.

Juvenile Section

Darned Sock. —Miss P. Kelly 1Best Dressed Doll. —Ivy Vivian 1, Dorothy Pittams 2. Piece of Fancywork.—Dulcie Kemp 1 and 2, Minnie Cusack 3. Useful Article (made from sugar sack). —Rosie New land 1.

judge: Mr R. G. Ridling, "New

Plymouth

Collection Field Roots.—J. H. Wood 1, R. Wellington 2 and 3. ■ Collection of Vegetables, i. Saugster 1, J- H. Ward 2.

Three Tablei Carrots—Mrs F- ; Newland 1, K. Vivian 2, J. Sangster 3. \

Three Heaviest Tabid Carrots. L. Vivian 1, F. Marsh 2, J. H. Ward

Best 3 Field Carrots. —I‘. Marsh 1 J. H. Ward 2, R. Wellington 3. Three Heaviest Field Ca? rots. R. •Wellington 1, R. Reid 2, EV Marsh 3.

Three Heaviest Swede?.- E. G. Phillips 1, J. Sangster 2, D 11. Johnson 3.

hhree Best Swedes P riz - D. h. Johnson 1 and 2,' J- H Ward 3.

Three Best Soft Turnips—D. H, Johnson 1 and 2, H. Murray 3. . Three Heaviest Soft Turnips. F. Marsh 1, H. Murray 2.

Two Cauliflowers. —J. H. Ward 1. Heaviest Cabbage.—J. H. Ward 1, R. Reid and, H. Murray equal 2. Two Table Cabbages.—D. H. Johnson 1, J. Sangster 2. Three Stalks Choir Moellier. P. Marsh 1, H. Murray 2, L. Vivian 3. Two Vegetable Marrows. —E, G. Phillips 1.

Heaviest Vegetables Harrow. —G W. Downs 1.

Two Best Pumpkins.—J. Sangster 1, J. H. Ward 2.

Heaviest Pumpkin.—G. W. Downs 1, H. Murray 2, Mrs W. Lindsay 3. Six White Potatoes. —J. Sanster 1, D. H. Johnson 2, J. H. Ward 3. Six Red Potatoes.—J. Sangster 1, J. H. Ward 3.

Six Red Potatoes. —J. Sangster 1> J. H. Ward 2.

Twelve Potatoes, three varieties. — J. Sangster 1, J. H. Ward 2.

Three beat Beetroot. —J. H. Ward

1, J. Saugster 2,

Three Parsnips.—Mrs F. Newland l t J. Sangster 2, R. Reid 3.

Three Heaviest Mangolds.—R ; . Wellington 1 and 2, E. G. Phillips 3. Long Red Mangolds.—F. Mhrsh 1, R. Wellington 2 and 3. Jersey Queen Mangolds.-R. Wellington 1 and 2, F. Marsh 3. Yellow Globe Mangolds.—R. Wellington 1 and 2, P. Marsh 3. Any Other Variety of Mangolds R. Wellington 1 and 2, J. PI. Ward

Leeks. —L. Vivian 1, J- H Ward

2, J. Sangster 3. Onions.—Miss O. Slater 1, G. W. Downs 2, J. Sangster 3. Artichokes.—L. Vivian 1, W. Wheller 2, H. Murray 3. Side Bacon. —J. jH. Ward 1, W. Wheller 2. Roll Bacon. —J. PI. Ward 1. Ham.—J. H. Ward 1, W. Wheller 2. Lard.—J. H. Ward 1, Mrs Troti 2. Half Truss Oaten Hay.—F. Marsh 1, J. Sangster 2. Half Truss Meadow Hay— R. Wellington 1 and 2, J. Sangster 3. Half Truss Ensilage.—L. Vivian 1, W. Wheller 2. WRITING. Standard 1 (girls),— F. 'Girard 1,

Annie Cusack 2. Standard 2 and 3 (girls).—Pearl Kelly 1, Dorothy Pittams 2. Standard 3 and 4 (boys). Ken Webb 1, Charlie Bottin 2. Standard 5 and 6 (girls).—Minnie Cusack 1, Bertha Widmer 2. Standard 5 and 6 (boys) [—Archie Mclver 1, Claude Kelly 2. DRAWING. Standard 3 (boy or girl), crayon.—Bell Lepper 1, Keith Wellington 2. Standard 3 and 4 (girl or boy), pencil or crayon.—Lloyd Honking 1 and 2. Standard 5 and G (girl or boy), pencil.—Annie Bottin 1, lan Foibes 2. BRUSIHWORKL Child under 14 years.—Martha Widmer 1, Rosie Newland 2. Standard 3 and 4 (pen and ink sketch). —Ken Webb 1, Lloyd Hosking 2. Standard 5 or G (pen and 111 t sketch). —Bertha Widmer 1, Dulcie Kemp 2. MODELLING. Collection Natural Objects, standard 3. — Moya Chard 1, Bell Lepper 2. Needlework, under 10 years.—F. Chard 1, Annie Cusack 2. Pressed Leaves.— Bertha Widmer 1, Annie Bottin 2. PHOTOGRAPHIC SECTION. Judge: Mr J. R. Wall (Stratford). Landscape or Seascape—C. Murray 1. Portrait— C. Murray 1 and 2. i Landscape, or Seascape. C. Murray 1, C. Bell 2. Portrait or Jigure.-C. Murray 1,

c. Bell 2. . Humorous Study.—C. Murray 1. collection of Photographs.—Miss Jag 0 1, Miss Merrifleld 2, C. Bell VEGETABLES AND PRODUCE. j 3.