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Colonist, Volume LVII, Issue 13757, 21 April 1915, Page 4 (Supplement)

Chatney: Miss B. Humphries 1, .Mis? Ancell 2 and li.j. , | Potatoes, hoiled in skins: Mrs j. Big^ac 1 DOMESTIC 'children under 15). r {Judges:-Airs E. Gardner and Mr H. J. Harris.) Sccvies: Nellie Allport 1, N. East 2, K. Rutherford h.c. , P , , , Cojoanut cakes: Iv. Rutherford 1 aij-J h.c, M. East 2. Totlee: Nellie Allport 1, K. J!'.:lwtford 2 '„■,■,,,, School lunch: Rawai Reynolds 1, M .Blac1*.2, K. Rutherford h.c Sponge sandwich: K. Rutherford I.; Nellie Allport 2, V. Kenning h.c. INDUSTRIAL, ] (J idgts: Mrs and Miss Mars-'e'i ) I Point lace: Miss R. Saxt-on I, Mrs] J. Kurtzhals 2. „,.'■, Crochet lace: Miss Evelyn Chin:; 1 Drawn-thread work: Miss M. Ward 1 Mis.*D. Blincoe 2. Mountmellick work: Mrs Kurtznals 1, Miss D. Blincoe 2. . Pillow sham, MountmeHick : Miss D. ! Blincoe 2. Pillow sham, other than Mountmelltck: Mrs Ktirtzhals 2. > "• Cushion, worked: Miss V. Kenning Tea cosy, worhed': Miss Evelyn Chin,? ! 'Table centre: Miss B. Humphries \ r Miss I). Blincoe 2. ' White shirt: Mrs Kenning 1. Dcible collars: Mrs Kenning 1. Fancy handler-chief: Mrs KurUrnls 1, Miss M. Ward 2. I Collection of fancy work; Mrs W<.mJ !l Most useful nvticle made from sn<;ar !bog: Miss B. Humphries 1. Most useful n-ticle made frrn lierojeene iin: J/.Biu?ai- 1 and 2. INDUSTRIAL (Children). -' 1 Judge: Mr G. A. Harkness.) Be&t dressed -doll: X Rutherford 1 Davvied socks (urider 13): Kitty Rutherford 1. . , Hem-stitched handkerchief (under 12): Amy Slnrthl'. 1. 7 .t. _ T Brush-drawmj; (iiuder 14): Ve-.-.nn Giblin 1 and h.c Eric Blincoe^. • 'Buttonholes: Wiame bhirthtt 1, Lnc Blincoe h.c. .. Freehand drawing from nature: V-r nou Oibiin 1, Gilbert Paynter 2, Mar garet Black h.c. . Freehand drawing from natura (nmlor 12): Vlarjorie Ailport 1, Allan Gibun :■! Mavis Lusty h.c. n . . . Wi-.tmg (under 11)- Marjone Allpoit 1 Dircy Ching 1, Mona Gilbert n.c. 'Writing (uncl.T 8): Connie Kerr : Fiteen Allport 2, Maunro Prost i-.c Jack Mitchell c. , , Wr.tinp (under 15)-Elva eig •• Nina Frost 2, S.-bil Allport h.c.-, W n*%%?s& Gre f W.r»)^^ paret Black 1, Bert L all 2, Wi-iiio ShirtHfl !i,c, W Reynuos c. llpril 19, The " Stoke Horticultural Society's show was continued on Saturday atteinoon and evening, when there was < again ft >large attendance ot P* o'^ door takings amounting to td». *™ Stoke Training FarraßSnd pre sent in the- afternoon, and played selections which were miifh appreciated. In the evening an auction sale ;vas conducted 1)v Mr Alfred Gould the »roceeds going towards tho Belgian "Relief Tmnd. A Mack slieep, in-rchased with £1 given by Mr J, F. HaU, ww sold and resold realising 117 lbs while a white sheep, given by .Mr l. Englebrecht, brought £2 Us. A quantity of "fruit and ve«etahles was also disposed of. as much as 31s being paid for one bunch of grapes. Kitty Rutherford'; dos also collected £1 12s. The total proceeds of the sale realised ±,2J 5s 3d. The sheep were ultimately sold to Mr Ross Oaukrodgei% who will otter them for sale nf Richmond on Wednesday next for the benefit of tho same fund. .„ , Mrs Ktirtzhals- made a magnificent display of point lace, and Mrs T. Heath showed a doll's dross bought in France after the- Franco-Prussian War in 1870.

The competitions resulted as follows: Apj/Je packing (men): Amateur, .T. Scott; expert, H. Chisnallj ladies, Mrs H; Pickup Caso-making (blindfolded): P. Kenning. Special prizes were gained as follows: Seciion 1.,, pot plants, most points: A. Wiikie.

Section 11., cv!" flowers, most points: A.. Wiikie. Section lit., floral decorations, most points. Mrs Andrew.

Sections IT. and Hi"., most points: A. Vhlki.e. . Section IV., floral decorations by children, most, points. Kitty Rutherford. ~ - ( Section V.,. fruit,, most points: A V. Allport i, A. P Allport 2. ._Sections V. and VI., most points: A. V. Allport.. '

r Section VT. vegetables; most points: j. Biggar 1., H. Chin^ 2." Section VII., domestic, most ooints: Mrs Biggar 1, Mr& V. Dee &. * Section VIII., domestic, children, most points: Kitty Rutherford bee won IX. industrial, most points: Mrs Tvurtzhais.

Section X., industrial, children, most points: Ivitty Rutherford. sDr. Andrew's challeu^o cup- A Wilkie.

"K." special, section VII., domestic: -Mrs A. \ . Allport. Mrs Marsden's specials :—Nos. 285-6 ' sta.rci.ing and ironing): Mrs W. Kenring ■ Nos 289 and 291 (articles made from-tins, etc.). J. Biggar. 'Miss Marsden's- special, most entries m snow:'A. V. Allport, 95 entries. lhe not proceeds of the show which !,\/^ expected will total close upon £ 100 will be devoted to the Belgian Relief Fend.