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Sun (Christchurch), Volume IV, Issue 1230, 21 January 1918, Page 1

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"DESULTS obtained by MESSRS STACEY AND HAWKER, of Essex Street Bakery, Lin wood, at the Bakers' Exhibition, conciuded Sal., Jan. 1!), 1918, at the ColosCLASS 3.—Turnover Loaf, baked in tin—F. H. Hawker, First Prize, Gold Medal. CLASS 4.—Cottage loaf—F. H. Hawker, First Prize, Gold Medal. CLASS s.—Barracouta Loaf—F. H. Hawker, Second Prize, Certificate. CLASS 10.—Malt Bread.—F. 11. Hawker, First Prize, Gold Medal. SPECIAL CLASS.—GoId Medal awarded by Messrs H. Berry' and Co. for best nia-rhine-made Loaf— F. H. Hawker, First Prize, Gold Medal (Tin Loaf). F. H. Hawker's Cottage Loaf, Class 4, was placed next to two loaves that tied for the Championship of New Zealand. CLASS T>— Barracouta Loaf—John Hall, Baker to Stacey and Hawker, ;ird Prize, Certificate. CLASS 7.—Scone Loaf—John Hall, Baker to Stacey and Hawker, 2nd Prize, Certiacate. SPECIAL CLASS for Bread made with Lily White Fiour. 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