WAIMATE SHOW

Taranaki Daily News, 19 February 1931, Page 12

WAIMATE SHOW

CHOICE BLOOMS SHOWN ARTISTRY IN NEEDLEWORK INTERESTING EXHIBITS DETAILS OB’ THE AWARDS The 33rd annual show of the Waimate Horticultural Society was held at MaUala yesterday. There was a splendid display of choice blooms the quality of the exhibits being well up to that of previous years. The decorative work, too, was specially meritorious and looked very attractive. The needlework Section contained a splendid display, both numbers and artistry being better than that of any previous show. The cookery section, ns usual, was very creditable and competition was extremely keen. Home industries included some very fine both quality rind numbers being well maintained. The garden section was slightly weaker than usual, this being occasioned by the variable season, and the display of farm produce and roots, a feature of forniei shows, was entirely absent. This whs due to the fact that root-growing has been practically abandoned by the local farmers. Of special interest was an exhibition of beaten bronze,' pen painting and poker work, the work of Mrs. J- C. Robb. This created much favourable comment.. Winners of the cups as pointe prizes in the respective sections were as follow; —

Challenge rose howl (presented by the Returned Soldiers’ Social Club for cut flowers).—Mr. T. Johnson. Challenge Cup (presented by the Returned Soldiers’ Social Club for garden produce).—G. B. Stoddart. Challenge Cqp (presented by Returned Soldiers’ Social Club for bread, cakes, etc.).—-Mrs. W. Duggan. Challenge Rose Bowl (presented by Messrs. Bennett arid Sutton for sweet pea section). —Mrs. H. Calder. . . The complete list of prize-winners is as follows: — POT PLANTS, (Judge, Mr. H. T. Lovell, Hawera.) Points prize.—H. Vinten. Asparagus, fine. —H. Vinten 1. Begonia, flowering.—H. Vin ten 1. Fpm, maidenhair.—H. Viiiten 1, Mrp, E, J. Betts .2. w OPEN CLASSES. Begonias, collection.; —H. Vinten 1. Begonia, flowering.—H. Viiiten 1. Flowering pot plant?; collection.—Mrs.Limbrick 1. CUT FLOWERS. (Judge: Mrs. Lovell.) Points prize, rose bowl.—Mr. T. Johnson 1, Mrs. E. J. Betts 2. Asters, 12.—Mrs. E. J. Betts 1, Mrs. W. Duggan 2. , Asters, 6. —Mrs. E. J. Betts 1, Mrs. W. Duggan 2. i Agters, three.—H. Vinten 1, Mrs. E. J. Betts 2, Miss I- McKay 3. Asters, double. —H. Vinten 1, A. George 2, Mrs. W. Duggan 3. Antirrhinum. —Mrs. A. H. Christie 1 and 2. , T Carnations, six varieties.—Josephine Bailey 1, Mrs. Hobday 2. Carnations, three varieties.—Mercia BUiley 'l. Clankia, collection.—Mis. R.' Sharp 1. Corndowers.—'Mrs. H. Sharp 1, Mrs. A. Phillips 2. Cosmos. —Airs. H. Sharp 1» Daisies.—Mrs. H. Sharp 1. Delphinium.—Margaret Innes 1, Mrs. Heatherley 2. Dahlia, cactus. —T. Johnson 1, MisS A. Betts 2.

Dahlia, decorative.—Mrs. E. J. Betts 1, 'Miss M. Mead 2. Dahlia, single, three varieties. —Mrs. E. J. Bbtts 1, J. A. Hansen 2, Dahlia, collarette, three varieties.— t. Johnson 1, Mrs. J. D. Ba-shfprd 2.' Dahlii, cgbtuS, three varioites.—T« Johnson 1, Miss A. Batts 1, Mrs. E. J. Betts 3.

. Dahlia, decorative, three varieties.— Mrs. ,’E. J. Betts 1, Miss M. Megd 2. Dahlias, collection 12.—T. Johnson 1, Mrs. E. J. Betts. £.'• Champion Dahlia.-—T. Johnson. EschscholtziU. —'Mrs. E. J. Betts 1, Mrs. A. Phillips 2. FuSchias, single.—Miss A. Betts 1, Mrs. A. Phillips 2. ' Fuschias, double.'—Miss A. Betts 1, Mrs. A. H. Christie 2. Gla<|ioli, nine.—T. Johnson 1. Gladioli, six.—R, Gibson 1, Miss A. Betts 2..

~ Gladioli, three.—T. Johnson 1, Miss ABetts 2. Gladioli, one.—T. Johnson 1. Champion Gladioli. —R. (jibson 1. Briniulihua ' Hybrids.—Manaia, Tennis Club 1, T. Johnson 2. Geranium, double.—Mrs. Limbrick 1, Miss A. Betts 2.

Geranium, collection.' —Miss A. Betts I, Miss H. Sharp 2. Geraniiim, single.—Miss A. Botts 1; Miss L. Hill 2. Gallardih. —Mrs. Limbrick 1, Miss I. McKay. 2. Godetia. —'Mrs. H. Sharp 1, Miss A. Betts 2. Larkspur.—Mercia Bailey 1, Mrs. E. J. Betts 2. Lilium Aurtltum.—Mrs. W. Duggan 1. . Lilium Aiiratum, three.—R. Gibson 1, Mrs. W. Duggan 2. Lilies, collection.—Mrs. A. It. Christie 1.

Mignonette.—Mrs. Limbrick 1, Miss 1. McKay 2. Marigold^.—Mary Guillemot 1, Francis Gamlin 2, Mrs. A. H. Christie 3. Iceland Popples. —Mrs. Heatherley »1, Mrs. A. H. Christie 2. Pansies or Violas.—T. Johnson 1 and 2, Mrs. E. J. Betts 3. Penstemdus, —Mrs. A. H. Christie 1. Petunias, double. —H. Vinten 1. Petunias, single.—H. Vinten 1, Mrs. A. Phillips 2, Miss A. Bette 3. Phlox Drummondi. —A. George 1 and 2, H. Vinten. 3. Phlox Herbaceous.—T. Johnson 1, Mrs. A. H. Christie 2. Roses, 12 varieties. E, J. Betts 1, Mrs. E. A. Mitchell 2. Roses, six varieties.—Mrs. E. J. Bette 1, Mrs. E. A. Mitchell 2. Iteses, three varieties. —Mrs. H. Sharp 1, Mrs. E. A. Mitchell 2. Champion Rose.—Mrs. H. Sharp., Scabious. —Mrs. Heatherley 1, Miss Alice Betts 2. SWEET PEAS. Points pri?e, challenge rose buw'h — Mrs. H. Calder 1, Mrs. T. Johnson 2. White or cream.—Mrs. T. Johnson 1, Mrs. Calder 2. 1 ' Pink or rose.—Mrs. T. Johnson 1, Mrs. Calder 2 apd 3. Crimson or scarlet. —Mrs. Calder 1, Mrs. T. Johnson 2. Orange or salmon. —H. Vinten 1, Mrp. T. Johnson 2. ' Maroon or purple.—Mrs. T. Johnson 1, Mrs. Calder 2. Lavender or blue.—Mrs. Calder 1 and 2, Mrs. T. Johnson 2. Bi-colour or picotce. —Mrs. Calder 1 and 2, Mrs. T. Johnson 3.

Twelve varieties.—Mrs. Calder 1, Mrs. T, Johnson 2, H. Vinten 3. Stocks, 10 weeks.—Mrs. Limbrick 1, Mrs. W. Duggan 2. ■Stock.-—Mrs. W. Duggan 1, Mrs. E. A. Mitchell 2, H. Vinten 3. Sweet Sultans.—H. Vinten 1. Verbenas. —Mrs. A. H. Christie 1. Zinnias. —Mrs. E. J. Betts 1, Mrs. A. H. Christie 2. ' Thallethrum. —Mrs. E. A. Mitchell 1, Mrs. H. Sharp 2. Cut blooms, collection annuals.—Mrs. W. J. Paterson 1, Mrs. A. H. Christie 2. Cut blooms, collection perennials-—• Mrs. Limbrick 1, Mrs. A. H. Christie 2.

Native grasses, flowers, etc.—Mrs. J. Christie 1.

DECORATIVE.

(Judge: Mrs. Lovell.)

Basket of flowers.—Mrs. Calder 1, Nola Franklin 2. Hand bouquet.—Mrs. Calder 1. Bowl of flowers.—Mrs. C. R. Davis 1, Miss M. Mehd 2, Mrs. J. Christie 3. Tall vase of flowers.—Mrs. C . R. Davies 1, Miss M. Mead 2. Floating bowl of flower?.—Mrs. E. J. Betts 1, Miss M. Mead 2. Buttonhole—Mrs. Heatherley 1. Decorated mantelpiece.—Miss Hastie 1, Miss M. Howell 2. Dijcotated table. —Mrs. C. R. Davies 1, Miss Hastie 2.'

SCHOOL CHILDREN’S EXHIBITS. Decorated table.—Nancy Sproull 1, B. Hobday 2. Hand Bouquet, Stds. V. and VI. — Sheila McDonald 1, Hazel Hobday 2, Jean Meuli 3. Buttonhole, Stds. V. and Vl.—Nola Franklin 1 and 3, Hazel Hobday 2. Floral design, Stds. 111. and IV.— Roydon Christie 1. Hand bouquet (Girl Guides).—B. Hobday 1, Hazel Hobday 2, Jean Meuli 3. Bowl of flowers (Girl Guides)—B. Hobday 1, Jean Meuli 2. Woodwork article (Boy Scouts).— Frank Sattler 1, Louis Sattler 2. GARDEN PRODUCE.

Judges: M eBBVS - F - c - (Haweta) and R. Dunn (New Plymouth). Points prize: Challenge Cup.—Bryce Stoddart 1, Mrs. E. A. Mitchell. Beet,' long, red.—Bryce Stoddart 1, Mrs. E. J. Betts 2. Beat, round.—Mrs. E. J. Betts 1, Bryce Stoddart 2, T. Blackstock 3. Beet, sjlver.—D. Q. Shersoh 1. French beans—Bryce Stoddart 1, Mrs. E. A. Mitchell 2. White runner beans. —Mrs. E. A. Mitchell 1, G- H. Butler 2. Better beans.—D. G. Shersbn 1; Mrs. F. C. Henry 2. Searjet Rqnner beans. —Mrs. E. A. Mitchell 1, Bryce Stoddart 2, Len. Hill 3 - Beans, collection—Sirs. E. A. Sfiteholl 1, ]5. G. Sherron 2. Carrots, Shorthorn. —G. H. Butler 1, jtrs. F. C. Henry 2; Mrs. E. A. Mitchell 3. Carrots, Intermediate.—J. W. Snowdon 1, Mrs. E. J. Betts 2. Carrots, Long Red.A-Bryca Stoddart 1, G. H. Butler 2. Cabbage, table.—Mrs. E. A. Mitchell 1, H. Viiiten 2, Mrs. W. R. Anton 3. Cabbage, heaviest.—Mrs. E. A. Mitchell 1, G. H. Butler 2. Cabbage, Savoy. —Mrs. A. Phillips 1, Bryce Stoddart 2. Cabbage, red.—Mrs. F. L. Henry 1. Eschalots, red or brown, IS-tge.—Mrs. F. L. Henry .1, W. Duggan 2, Joan Hansen 3. Eschalots, rod or brown, small. —D. G. Sltersoii 1, J. W. Snowden 2; Eschalots, golden or white, large.— Miss E. Stejildke 1. Mrs. fr. R. .Henry 2. ' Eschalots, golden or white,; small.— Miss Eva Steiilako I, B. Badland 2. Lettuce.—R. Shaw 1, Mrs. E. A. Mitchell .2 Afarrdws, cream.—B. Badland 1 1 and

Onions, flat.—Bryce Stoddart 1, A. Vinton 2.

Oniony, globe.—Bryce Stoddart 1. dnibiiS, heaviest.—Mr. H. Betts 1, Bryce Stoddart 2. Parsnips^—Billy Vincent 1, Frahk Vincent 2, G. H. Butler 3. Pegs.—Mrs. F. L. Henry 1, Mrs. Anton 2, Mrs. E. A- Mitchell 3. llhubaft, largest—H. Betts 1, J. H. Clague 2. Rliiiba.r'b, quality.—B. Badland 1 and 2, Mrs. S. W. Bailby 3. T.Urriips, garderi.—Bryce Stbddart 1, Mrs., F. L. Henry 2. Collection of vegetables.—Mrs. E. A. liitchell 1, D. G. Shorson 2. SCHOOL CHILDREN’S EXHIBITS. Scarlet runner beans. —Cecil Budd 1, 'Francis Ganilin 2. ~ Carrbts, Intermediate.— Billy Vidcent Cabbage; table.—H. Gamlin 1, Harold Butler 2. BeptrooL—Douglas Oldgue 1, F. Ganilin 2. Potatoes.—-Harold Butlfer 1, Alan Clague 2. . ’ ' ' Collection of vegetables.—Harold Butler I, Francis Gamlin 2, H. Gahiliii 3. POTATOES. judges: Messrs. Gillqindefs arid Dunrt. Point? prize: Messrs. Ivan Hansen and D. G. Shersoh equal. Kidney.—lvan Hansen 1, J. W. Snowden 2, G. B, St&Jdart 3. . Sutton’s Sqpreine.—Rev. R. Miller 1, J‘. F. Clagilo 2 »iid 3. Gilniekeeper.—G. B. Stoddiirt 1, Ivan Hansen 2. Robin Adqir.—G. B. Stoddart 1, Ivan Haiiseji 2. \ Maori Chief. —J. F. Clague 1 and 2, Ivipi Hansen 3. Best six ttipefs. any variety.—Stephen Holder I, Miss Eva. Stenlako 2, Ivan Harisen 3. . Early potatoes.—D. G. Shergop 1, G. B. Stoddart 2, J. W. Snowdon 3. Heaviest potatoes, three.—W. Duggan 1 and 2, David Bertie 3. Collection Of potatoes.—D. G. Shersoh 1, Mrs. E. A. Mitchell 2, G. B. Stoddart Late potatoes.—D. G. Shersoh 1 and 2, Ivan Hansen 3. ,' FARM PRODUCE. JiMges: Messrs, Gillqnders and Dunn. Points prize: Mr. A. Snowdon 1, Mr. N. D. Jones 2. Lucerne.—N. D. Jones 1, Andrew Snowden 2. Turnips, Purple Top Mammoth.—Andrew Snowden 1. FRUIT. Judge: Mr. H. Betts, senr., Points prize: Rev. R. Miller L Apples, dessert.—Mrs. Hehtherley 1, Andrew Snowden 2. Apples, kitchen.—Mrs. Hcatherley 1, Andrew Snowdon 2. Apples, collection, cooking.—Andrew Snowdon 2. , Apples, desert, non-prizewinners.— Rev. R. Miller 2. Apples, kitchen, non-prizewinners.— Jean Wilgon 1, Mrp. F. L. Henry 2. Apples, collection, dessert. —Andrew Snowdon 2. Apples, collection.—Andrew Snowdon 1. Capo gooseberries.—Rev. R. Miller 1. Leipons.—Mrs. E. J. Bettp 1, Andrew Snowdon 2., Lemons, Wonder. —.Mrs. E. A. Mitchell 1, Mrs. E. J. Betts 2. Nectarines. —Andrew Snowdon I. Pears, dessert. —Rev. R. Miller 1 and

Pears, cooking.—Rev. R. Miller 1 and

Peaches, collection. —B. Badland 2Peaches, dessert. —B. Badlartd 1 and

Plums, dessert. —Rev. R. Miller 1 and

Plums, Japanese, non-prizewinners.— Rev. R. Miller 1 and 2.

PRESERVES, PICKLES, ETC.

Judge: Mrs. A. J. Hopcroft, Normanby. Points prize: Mrs. F. L. Henry. Collection jams, jellies, preserved fruits, etc.—Mrs. F. L. Henry 1, Mrs. E. A. Mitchell 2, Mrs. A. Phillips 3. Chutney.—Mrs. E. A. Mitchell 1, Mrs. F. L. Henry 2, Mrs. A. Phillips 3. Jams, home-made.. —Miss M. Franklin 1, Mrs. E. A. Mitchell 2, Mrs. A. Phillips 3. Jellies, ho;ne-made. —Mrp. F, L. Henry 1, Mr®. A. Phillips 2, Mrs. E. A. Mitchell 3. Lemon cheese.—Mrs. F. L. Henry 1, Mrs. J. D. Bashford 2, Mrs. A. Phillips 3. Marmalade- —Miss M. Franklin 1, MrS. F. L- Henry 2, Mrs. A. Phillips 3. Mince meat.—Mrs. A. Phillips 1, Mrs. F. L. Henry 2, Mr®. E. A. Mitchell 3. Preserved fruit, collection.—Mrs. A. Phillips 1, Mrs. F. L. Henry 2. Piekies, four bottles assorted.—Mrs. F. L. Henry 1, Mrs. A. Phillips 2. Pickles, one bottle, onions.—Mrs. F. L. Henry 1, Dlrs. A. Phillips 2. Sauce. —Miss M. Franklin 1, Mrs. G. H. Butler 2, Mrs. J. D. Bashford 3. Tomato sauce. —Mrs. F. L, Henry 1, Mrs. E. A. Mitchell 2, Mrs. A. Phillips 3. Worcester sauce. —Mrs, A. Phillips 1, Mrs. F. L. Henry 2, Miss M. Franklin 3. Vinegar, home-made.—Mrs. F. L. Henry 1, Mrg. A. Symes 2, Mrs. A. Phillips 3. Wine, home-made.—Airs. A. Phillips I, Mi’s. E. J. Betts 2, Mrs. C. Campbell 3.

DAIRY PRODUCE, ETC. Judge: Afrii. Hopcroft. Points prize: Mrs. W. Duggan 1. Butter, 2)bs, dairy.—Mrs. W- Duggan 1, Mrs. R. J. Payiie 2, Mrs. Calder 3. Butter, 21bs, dairy separator.—Mrs. Calder 1 arid 2.

Butter, fancy.—Mrs. Calder 1. : , Eggs, duck, heaviest dozen.-—Mrs. W. Duggan 1, Mrs. C. Campbell 2. Eggs, hen, heaviest dozen. —-Mrs. W. Duggan 1, Mrs. J. Christie 2, Mrs. S. W; Batley 3. Lard.—Mrs. W. Duggan 1 and 2. Soap, home-made.—Mrs. R. J. Payne. bread, Oakes, etc. Judge: Mrs- W. M. Douglas, Hawepa. Points prize, challenge cqp. —Mre. W. Duggan 1. Bread, home-made.—Mrs. W T . Duggan 1 gild 2, Mrp. C. Campbell 3. - . Billy bread.—Mrs. Bashford 1, Mrs. Duggan 2. Broken bread.—Mrs.' W. Duggan 1, Mr?. C. 'Campbell 2. Sult art a bread.~Mr.s- W. Duggan 1. Biscuits, (Collection.—Mrs. C. R. DaViep L Seed cake.—Aites B. Putt 1. Mrs. W. Duggan 2. Plum fruit cake.—Mrs. W. Duggan 1.

Iced cake.—Miss Florence Silby ISponge . cake.—Misfe B. Putt 1, Mrs. W. Duggan 2. Sultana cake.—Mrs. A. J. Andrews 1, Miss B. Pgtt 2. Cheese bakes.—-Mrs. J. D. Bashford 1. Egoless cake.—Mrs. W. Diiggten 1. Rainbow cake.—Mrs. J. D. Bashford 1, Mrs. W.. Duggan- 2. Coconut cake. —Mrs. W. Duggan 1. Chocolate cake.—Mrs. J. D. Bashford I, Mrs. C. Abbott 2. Oat cake.—'Mrs. J. D. Bashford 1, Mrs. W. Duggan 2. Doifiid cake.—Mrs. A. Vina 1, Mrs. J. D. Bashford 2.

Cream puffs.—Mrs. J. D. Ba&flford 1 and 2. Coconut- ice.—Mrs. V. H. Hobday 1, ■Mrs.' 0. R. Davies 2. Gingerbread.—Mrs. J. T. Clague 1, Mrs. Anton 2. . Jam tarts. —Mrs. J. D, Bashford 1 arid 2. , Apple pie.—Mrs. J. D. Bashford 1. Pastry, collection. —Mrs. J. D. Bashford 1. Pikelet^.—Mrs. Auton 1, Francis Gamlin Mips-.B.'Putt h.c. 'Sausage J. D. BOghford 1 rind Mrs. N. Davis h.c. ■Sponge roll.—Mrs. J. D. Bashford 1, Mrs. 6. Abbott 2, Mrs. W. Duggan h.c.

Sponge roll, girls under 16.—Miss B. Hobday L . ri'■ Sweets, collection, home-made.— Mrp. C. ti. Dayies 1.

Shortbread— Mr?. H. J. Andre wk 1; Mrs. W. Duggan 2. Shortbread, girls under 16.—Miss B. Hobday 1, Miss F. Silby 2. Scones, collection.—Mrs. W. Duggan 1 arid 2, Miss B. Putt li.c. Scones, plate.—Mrs. VV. Duggan 1 and 2.

Scones, made with cream. —Mrs. W. Duggan 1 and 2. •Scones, made with butter.—Mrs. W. Duggan 1 and 2. Scones, plate, girls under 16. —Miss B. Hobday I. Girdle scones.—Mrs. J. D. Bashford 1, Mrs. W. Duggan 2. Sponge sandwich square.—Miss B. Putt 1, Mrs. J. D. Bashford 2. •Sponge sandwich, round—Mrs. C. Abbott 1, Mrs. W. Duggan 2 and h.c. Toffee.—Miss F. Silby 1, Miss L. Hill 2. SCHOOL CHILDREN’S COOKERY. Pikelets.—Frances Gamlin 1. Plain Scones.—Sheila McDonald 1. Girdle econes. —Frances Gamlin 1. Toffee and coconut ice.—Hazel Hobday 1. Sponge cake.—Jessica Bailey 1. Rock cukes.—Jessica Bailey 1. Scones, oven.—i Sheila McDonald 1. Apples, baked.—Frances Gamlin 1. - MISCELLANEOUS. Judge: Mrs. IJ. C. Robb, Hdwera. Points prize.—Miss M. Hair 1. Baby jacket, wool. —Mrs. D. McGregor Baby petticoat. —'Miss Florence Silby 1. Article, from material costing not more than 2s—Miss J. Mitchell 1, Mrs. Margaret Hopcroft '2. < Article, from sugar sack. —Mrs. M. Hopcroft 1. Article, from benzine tin. —H. Payne 1. Work.bag.—Airs. Symes 1. Cushion- —Miss Sole 1, Miss R. Henry 2, Miss F. Silby 3. Crochet—Miss R. Henry 1, Mrs. Symes 2. . ... . ■ Crochet, cotton, property of exhipitor. —Miss R. Henry 1. Drawn thread work.—Miss S. W. Bailey 1, Miss M. Mead 2. Duchess set, work of D. Johnson 1, Miss L. Putt 2, Misfs M. Hhir 3. Ducliess set. —Miss L. Putt 2.

D'Oyleys, work of exhibitor. —Miss L. Putt 1, Mias M. Hair 2, Mies F. Silby 3DDyleys, property of exhibitor. —Mise M. Hair 1, Mrs. J. Christie 2. Dolly Vardon apron. —Miss P. Christie 1.

Eyelet hole, work of exhibitor.—Miss M. Hair 1, Miss E. Wills 2. Fancywork, wool, wonk of exhibitor. —Miss L. Pdtt 1, Mtes M. Hoperoft 2. Fancywork, wool.—Mrs. L. Putt 2. . Kit, 'from dressed flax.—Mrs. George Morgan I. Knitting, fancywork, work of exhibiaward,

Ladder work, embroidery—Miss Mead 1, Miss D.'Johnston 1. Macrame bag.—Miss F. L. Henry 1 and 2, Miss M.' Mead 3. Minibture . garden.—Bruce Qhristie 1. Needlework, fancy, linen or cloth. — Miss E. Wills 1, Mrs. J. W. Snowdon 2. Needlework, white, work of exhibitor. —Miss W. Silby 2. Needlework, coloured, wprk of exhibitor—Miss M. Hair 1, Miss Jean Campbell 2.

Nightdress, hand embroidered, colour* ed.-rMisS M. Hair 1, Miss D. Johnson 2. Nightdress, hand embroidered, white. —Miss Sole 2.

Plain sewing, girls 16 and under — Miss F. Silby 1, Marion Barlow 2. Paintjng, oil.—Miss F. Lewin I. . Painting, water, work of exhibitor. — Mrs. G. Burnet 1 and 2.

Photos, collection, by amateurs.— Miss M. McLeod 1, Mrs. A. H. Yarrow 2. , Photo, land or seascape.—Mrs. A. H. Yarrow-2. Photo, flgure study. —Mrs. A. H. Yarrow 1. Pillow sham, work of exhibitor. —Miss D. Johnson 1, Miss M. Mead 2, arid 3. Pillow sham, property of exhibitor.— Miss M. Hair 1, Miss D. Johnson 2. Princess petticoat. —Miss W. Silby 1.

Raffia tray.—No award. Raffia cake basket.—Miss M. Row 1, Miss B. Hobday 2- -i... Supper cloth, work of exhibitor—Miss M. Hair 1, Miss J. Campbell 2,'Mis? R. Henry 3. Slipper cloth, property of,, exhibitor. — Miss B. Hunger 1, Miss M. Hair 2. Table centre, work of exhibitor—Miss B. Hunger 1, Miss M. Hair 2. Table centre,' Work 'of exhibitor .-rSlite £>. Johnson 1, Mite R. Henry 2, Miss M; Hair 3. Table ceiitre, property of exhibitor.— Miss M. Hair 1, Miss R. Henry 2.. Traycloth, - work of exhibitor.—Miss L. Putt 1 and 3, Miss M. Mead 2, Muss D. Johnson h.c. Travcloth, property of exhibitor.— Miss E. Wills 1, Miss M. Hair 2, Mrs. J. Christie 3. Wait work. —Miss M. Howell 1, Miss B. Hobday 2. Wax work, collection. —Miss M. Howell 1. SCHOOL SECTION. Best dressed doll, standards-3 and 4. —Jessie Clague 1, Jean Wells 2. D’Oyley.—Otakelio School 1, Frances Gamlin 2, Nola Cowan 3. Freehand drawing, standards 3 and ■1. —Joyce Putt 1, Phyllte Wallace 2, Ndrgy. 3.

Freehand driwing, standards a and 6. —A. Andrews 1, Gordon Innes 2, Dave. Wells 3, Pauline Putt h.c. Hemmed handkerchiefs, standards 3 arid 6.—Margaret Silby 1. ■ Knitting.—Margaret Silby 1. Map of Tqrariaki, standards 3 and 4. —Jean Wells 1, Nalley Sproull 2. Map of North Island, standards 5 and 6.—Jean Mitchell 1, Gordon Innes 2, Dave Wells 3. • Plain sewing; standards 1 rind 2. Mavis Chjsnall 2. Writing, standards 3 and 4.—Nancy Sproull 1, Jean Wells 2, Betty Sutter 3. Writing, standards 5 and 6.—Jean Mitchell 1, Jean Meuli 2, Marion Barlow 3. Carton model, standards 3 and 4.— Jean Wells 1. Carton work, standards o artd o.— Bill Laursen 1, Charlie Washer 2, Bill Laursen 3. Plasticine model, standards 1 and —Otakeho 1 and 2, Doriglas Clague 3. Plasticine model, standards 3 and 4. —-lan Borrie 1, James Silby 2, S. Lloyd 3. Plasticine, collection. 14 years and under.—Tom Blackstock 1, Dave Wells Essay, “Local Industry.”—Jessica Bailey 1. . CHIUPREN’S SPORTS PROGRAMME IN THE DOMAINDETAILED RESULTS OF RACES. In the afternoon an attractive programme of children’s pports wag pyeeente4 on the Domain. The results are:— 5 to. 7'. years. 100 yard* flat race.—Bpys: J. Dritpop 1, Watepn Kitt 2. Peter Christie 3. Girls: Daphne Budd I, Helen Davies 2, Jean Baldwin 3. Sack race.-rBoyM: Jim Shea 1, * Christie 2, W. Vincent 3. Girls; Daphne Budd 1, Freda. Barkla 2, Betty Reee 3. . . Monkey race.—Boys: Adrian Reardon 1, Hugh McCracken 2, Desmon4 Reardon 3. Glrte: Daphne Rujd 1, Betty Rees 2, Fanny Lord 3. Tricycle race.-r- Boys: Noel Yarrow 1, R Browning 2 f Ross Jones 3. Girls: Freda Burkla I, Mary Thompson 2. Tyre raee.-r-Boys: J. Darnpn I, Peter Christie 2, DeS. Reardon 3. Girls: .leap Baldwin 1, Daphne Budd 2, Fanny Lord 3.

8 to 10 years. 100 vards flat race.—Boys: B.rkla*'!, Douglas Clague' 2. . pirlk: Jean Dudley 1, Eva Barkla 2; Margaret Anton 3.. Sack race.—Boys: Geo. Wells 1, Bill Davies 2 C. Hawe and Bob Crompton 3. Girls:’Eva Barkla 1, Josephine Sutler 2, Colleen flickey 3..; ... Moilkey race.—Boys: Reg. Silby 1, N. McKay 2, Pat Scannell 3. Girls: Colleen piekey 1, Josephine Sutler 2, Phyl; lie Spooner 3. . . - •. • Tyre race.—Boys: C. Hawe 1, Bill Davies 2, Eric Harrison. - Girls: Jessie Clague 1, Madge MpKenzie 2, Phyllis Spooner 3. -- • Wheel-bUrrow race.—Boys: Bill Davies and W. Chisnail 1, Andrew. Barkla and R. Silby 2, C. Hawe and Mae Millet* 3. \ : Obstacle race. —Boys: A. Barkla,!, R. Silby 2, D. Clague 3. Girls: Eva Barkla 1 Phyllis Spbbner 2, Josephine Sitler 3.

11 to 13. years. 100 yardra ilat race.—Boys: G. Innes 1, J. Duncan 2, Gi Crompton 3. Girls: Eriha Toroa 1, Margaret Rees 2, Sheila McDonald 3. Sack race.—Boys: Cecil Budd 1, «J. Kirk 2, J- Silby 3. Girls: Sheila McDonald 1, Esther Katene 2, Dorothy Katene 3. Tyre face.—Boys: Kcjth Davie# 1. JSmith 2, G. Kirk 3. Girls: Esther Katene 1, Kathleen Bulmau 2, Hazel H»b3. . . Mdiikcv r^ce. —Girls: Josephifle MeCraqken ’l, Kath- Buluian 2; Hazel Hobday 3. ■ • Wheelbarrow race. —BoyS: K. Davies and C. Budd 1, N. Chfemill and J: Silby 2, B. Christie and P. Herman 3. Obstacle race.—Boys: C. Budd 1, A. George 2, N, Chisnall 3, Girls • Rather Katene 1, Erina Tdrda 2, H&th Bblmfcn 3, . ' - .

14 te Id years. . ; 100 yards race.—Boys; Btuee Christie' L Douguis Chifmall 2, Jini Billman 3. Girls: Gladys Ad'am 1, Peggy McCracken 2. Joyce Havill 3. Sack r^iee.— Bpyp: Ivan SteWArt 1, Cecil Hobday 2. Bruce Christie 3. Obstacle race.—Boys-. I, StcWart 1, B. Clirwdic 2, C. Hobday'3. ' , 400 varjs. srirls. .all ; —Frsi rices Gamlin 1, Erina Torba 2. Madge McKenzie 3. . * GOO wards, boys, all ages*—G> Hobday I, J. Chong 2, Don Dunean 3, •