NORFOLK ANNUAL SHOW

Taranaki Daily News, 11 March 1932, Page 11

NORFOLK ANNUAL SHOW

AN OUTSTANDING SUCCESS RECORD ENTRIES RECEIVED. STRIKING HANDWORK DISPLAY. With entries easily eclipsing all previous records in number and of a high standard of quality, the annual school and ■ district show which was held at Norfolk Road yesterday was an outstanding success. So large were the entries that it was necessary to erect a large marquee in which to house the children’s section, and even then there was not too much room. The schedule was of a very comprehensive nature, catering for every section of the community, and the entries showed that this was appreciated. The school itself was devoted to the district exhibits, and despite the rough weather that has prevailed there was a very colourful display of flowers. The judge, Mr. V. C. Davies, expressed himself as surprised at the wonderful competition in the majority of classes, which was more than he had expected to meet at a country show. The quality, too, was generally good, marigolds and asters being particularly fine, as was also the decorative section. Miss E. Trimble won the Norfolk Rose Bowl for most points in flowers and Mrs. L. D. Brown won the decorative class. The vegetable section was a particularly strong one, there being very large entries in all sections, whilst the quality of the vegetables was eloquent of the fertility ,of the soil in the district and the knowledge of husbandry possessed by the residents. Huge cabbages, pumpkins and marrows, well grown carrots, parsnips, swedes, potatoes, cucumbers and other vegetables were all fit to take prizes in any show. Mr. Burgess won the Hardy Cup points prize. The fancy work section comprised numerous, beautifully designed and daintily executed articles, the judges having a difficult task. In this section there were on exhibition only a number of paintings by a local young lady, Miss Cossey, who shows promise as an artist. Miss R. Clow won the points prize. The home industries section also provided very keen competition, there being a delectable display pf culinary skill. Mrs. E. Fischer won tne Norfolk Cup points .prize and Mrs. J. D. Wright secured, the Maetzig Cup for most points in the show.

FINE DISPLAY BY CHILDREN.

A striking feature of the show was the children’s sieti-jn, which covered a very wide range. Handwork was particularly strong and it must have been an eye-opener to many to view the variety of beautiful and useful things that the children have bean taught to manufacture by their teachers, Mrs. Whitaker and Miss Leech, out of waste material. In fact, when one looks at the ingenuity in design and the skill in ■working various odds and ends one may well say that/fiothiug can be classified as waste.

It was surprising what had been made from sugar bags, old socks, benzine tins, etc., even pine needles forming the prin-' cipal component of a very serviceable basket, whilst old milking machine inflators made pretty vases. Pungas were turned into garden flower pots and old motor tubes were put to a variety of uses, including slippers and wall pockets. Raffia work took a prominent place, whilst there were collections of weeds, ferns and grasses that must have taken some time to prepare, as had the albums of illustrations of topical subjects. Plasticene gave the infants scope to exercise their skill, and they had constructed a wide range of articles. The seniors had some advanced models of Meccano as well as ships and aeroplanes, the whole display being'a credit to the children and their teachers. Afessrs. Duncan and Davies were represented by a display of flowers, including Polyantha roses, shrubs and bulbs, and Egarr’s by a display of flowers and floral work.

In the absence of Airs. W. J. Polson, ALP., who was to have opened the show, Airs. W. J. Bryne and Aliss Porter, whilst mittee, performed the official opening.' He thanked all who had assisted to make the show the success it was, including the exhibitors, the judges and the stewards. i:

Well stocked stalls were conducted by Airs. W. J. Bryne and Aliss Porter, whilst the afternoon tea was controlled by Mesdames A. Reardon and A. Dodunski. Side shows were in charge of Alessrs. Al. Burgess, J. Cuthbert and W. Corney, and the sheep-guessing of Air. A. Porter.

The children had a good time, races being held in a paddock across the road, those in charge being Messrs. W. Whitaker, AV. Alarsh, A. Reardon and A. Dodunski. Mr. A. M. Allen had charge of the cow judging and a demonstration on a horse was given to a very interested gathering by Air. J. W. HillMotion. The district committee, of which Mr. H. Trimble was president, Air. W. J. Bryne chairman and Alessrs. L. D. Brown and V 7. Stephens honorary secretaries, deserves to be congratulated on the success achieved.

There was a large attendance last night, and at the conclusion of the show a dance was held, music being provided by Mrs. Trass. Air. W. J. Bryne was master of cerepionies. Results of the judging are: COW JUDGING COMPETITION.

The cow judging competition created considerable interest, the judge, Air. D. O’Sullivan, having an unenviable task in sorting out. the winners. Alcmbers of the. fair sex captured all the prizes, the result being: Airs. W. Brown 1, Aliss Maida Corney 2, Airs. A. Matthews 3. The Alaetzig Cup, for annual competition, for most points over all classes of show. A miniature cup from the same donor to be the property of the winner: Airs. J. D. Wright. Air. J. Reeve’s special points prize for junior classes: Miss Patricia Brown. OUT BLOOMS, Judge, Air. V. C. Davies; stewards, Misses Trimble and N. Lawrence,

Messrs, fi. Lyons and IV, A. Brown

Norfolk rose bowl for annual competition, Mr. D. McAllister Special: Miss E. Trimble. , Mrs. L. D. Brown special dahlia classes: L. D. Brown. Afitere: Aliss Peterson I, Mrs.- Dodun- ' ski 2, Mre. C. Jury h.c. Antirrhinum: Mrs. J. Hunter 1, Mrs. H. Mamby 2, Miss Clara Marshall 3, Miss E. Trimble h.c. Calendula: Mrs. Kay 1, Miss k. Reeve 2, Miss E. Trimble 3, Miss C. Johnstone 11 c Cosmos: Miss E. Trimble 1, Mrs. D. Wright 2. Dahlia, single: Mrs. D. Wright 1, Mre. E. Henderson 2, Mrs. J. Hunter 3, Mrs. C. Jury h.c. Dahlia, cactus: Mrs. E. Henderson 1, Miss L. Brown 2 and h.c., Mr. J. HuntCDahlia, show: Miss E. Trimble 1, Mre. E. Henderson 2. Dahlia, decorative: Mrs. Kay 1, Mrs. L. V. Brown 2 and h.c. Dahlia, pompom: Miss E. Trimble 1 and 2, Mrs. L. D. Brown 3 and h.c. Dahlia, collarrette: Mrs. L. D. Brown 1 and 2. . . Delphinums: Miss E. Trimble 2. Geranium: Mrs. T. Wheeler 1, Miss E. Trimble 2, Miss C. Johnston 3, Miss E. Reeve h.c. Ivy geranium: Mrs. J. Hunter 1, Airs. W. Ward 2, Mrs. Wheeler 3. Gladioli: Miss E. Trimble 1 and h.c., Mrs. D. Wright 2 and 3. Hydrangea: Mrs. J. Burgess 1, Miss ■E. Marshall 2, Mrs. O'Sullivan 3 and h.c. Larkspur: Airs. R. Schrider 1, Mrs. W. Jemison 2, Airs. J. Hunter 3. ■ z Lilliums: Aliss E. Trimble 1, Mr. J. Hunter 2. Marigolds: Aliss Peterson 1 and 2, Miss’ K. Ballantyne 3, Aliss E. Trimble h.c. Nasturtiums: Mrs. D. Brown 1, Miss E. Trimble 2, Airs. E. Henderson 3, Mrs. O’Sullivan h.c. Pelargonium: Airs. J. Hunter 2, Airs. Wheeler h.c. Phlox drummondi: Aire. L. Brown 1, Mrs. E. Henderson 2, Mrs. Kaye 3, Airs. J. Hunter h.c. Poppies: Airs. D. Wright 1. Collection of violas or pansies: Airs. R. Schrider 1, Aliss E. Trimble 2. Rose: Airs. L. Brown 1, Aliss K. Ballantyne 2, Airs. Alathews 3. Stocks: Aliss E. Trimble 1 and 2, Airs. J. Hunter 3, Mrs. Ward h.c. Scabiosa: Airs. L. Brown 1, Aliss E. Trimble 2, Airs. B. Schrider h.c. Sunflower: A. E. Thompson 1, Airs. R. Schrider 2, Airs. L. Brown 3, Aliss C. Johnston h.c. Sweet peas: Miss Peterson 1, Airs. H. Gorney 2, Airs. E. Henderson 3, Airs. T. Wood h.c. Carnations: Mrs. R. Schrider 1. Zinnias: Miss Peterson 1 and 2, Airs. L. Brown 3, Alias K. Ballantyne h.c. Verbena: Airs. T. Wheeler 1, Airs. J. Hunter. 2, Aire. C. Surrey 3, Aliss E. Trimble h.c. Specimen bloom: Airs. Alamby 1, Airs. E. Henderson 2,’ Airs. J. Hunter 3, Mrs. Wheeler h.c. ■ ... . Junior Classes. ’ Best bloom: Miss Pat Brown I. Collection of flowers: Aliss Pat Brown I. DECORATIVE SECTION. Judges:\ Airs. D. AlcAllister and Air. A.. E. .Sutherland; stewards, Aire. L. D. Brown and. Misss N. Walker. Bridal bouquet: Miss K. Ballantyne 1, Aliss D. Egarr 2, Aire. R. Davis 3. Bridesmaid’s basket: Airs. D. Wright 1, Airs. Adnains 2, Aliss K. Ballantyne 3. Early Victorian posy: Airs. L. D. Brown* I, Mre. Alathews 2, Mrs. Adnams 3. Bowl dahlia: Airs. Egarr 1, Mre. L. Brown 2 and 3. Floating bowl: Airs. D. Wright 1, Mrs. W. Brown 2, Mrs. L. Brown 3. ■, ■ Vase of. flowers: Aliss K. Ballantyne 1 (Mrs. W. and L. Brown, tie) 2,. Airs. D. Wright h.c. Three vases of flowers: Airs. D. Wright 1, Mrs. W. Brown 2, Aliss K. Ballantyne 3. Decorative bowl: Mrs. L. Brown 1, Aire. D. Wright 2, Aliss Gorney 3. Decorated jam jar: Mrs. Adnains 1, Mrs. Egarr 2, Miss Gorney 3. JUNIOR CLASSES. Vase of flowers: Miss Pat Brown 2. FARM, AND GARDEN. Judge, Mr. J. Al. Smith; stewards, Reardon, Porter, Wright) Marehall and Fischer. Hardy Cup, and Air. H. Trimble’s pointe prize: Al. Burgess. Beane, runner: Mrs. W. Ward 1, Airs. C. Jury 2, Airs. E. Hendereon 3. Beetroot, long: J. F. Brown, 1, Airs. J. Reeve 2, Mrs. R. Schrider 3. Beetroot, round: Al. Burgess 1 and 2, Mre. E. Fischer 3. Cabbage: Airs. T. Wheeler 1, Airs. R. Schrider 2, W. J. Byrne 3. Cabbage, red:' J. Brown (New Plymouth) 1, J. Cuthbert 2, W. J. Byrne 3. Cauliflower: R. Haine 1, J. Cuthbert 2. Cucumber: M. Burgess 1, W.. J. Byrne 2, ■ Al. Burgess 3. Carrote, long: Mrs. D. Wright 1, Mrs. R. Davis 2 and 3. Carrots, short: R. Herbert 1, Al. Burgess 2, Airs. D. Wright 3. Eschallots: Aliss M, Gorney 1,2 and 3. Lettuce: R. Haine 1, Mies C. Johnston 2. Alarrow: Al. Burgess 1, R. Hucker 2, J. Brown (New Plymouth) 3. Onions: Mrs. W. Kaye 1, Aire. A. Reardon 2, M. Burgess 3. Onions, largest: J. Reeve 1, Aliss C. Johnston 2, Mre. A. Reardon 3. Pumpkin, heaviest: Al. Burgess 1, F. J. Butler 2, J. Reeve 3. Pumpkin, table: Al. Burgess. 1, R. Hucker 2, Al. Burgess 3. Pumpkin, squash: Al. Burgess 1. Potatoes: Aire. R. Davis 1, J. F. Brown 2, Airs. D. Wright 3. Potatoes, collection: Mrs. R. Schrider 1, Airs. D. Wright 2, W. J. Byrne 3. Rhubarb: Aliss E. Trimble 1, Al. Burgess 2. Silver beet: Aliss C. Johnston 1, Al. Burgess 2, Airs. J. W. Fabish 3. Garden turnips: Al. Burgees 1, Aliss C. Johnston 2. Parnips: Alias C. Johnston, 1, Airs. W. Kaye 2, R. Hucker 3. Collection of vegetables: R. Haine 1, Airs. R. Davis 2, Aliss C. Johnston 3. Apples, eating: Airs. C. Jury 1, Airs. A. Al. Allen 2, Alies E. Trimble 3. Apples, cooking: A. E. Matthews 1, Alise E. Trimble 2. Airs. C. Jury 3.. Chou mdllier: Mrs. R, Schrider 1. ■ Duck eggs; Alias C. Johnston 1 and 2

Hen eggs: Airs. E. Fischer 1, R. Haine . 2 and 3. Alangolds: Air. A. E. Matthews 1, Miss E. Trimble 2 and 3., Field carrots: Airs. Kaye 1, W. J. Byrne 2. I Swedes: A. E. Thompson 1, J. Douglas 2 and 3. Turnips: F. Butler 1, L. Huzziff 2, G. Gichard 3. JUNIOR CLASSES. Oarrote: B. Dodunski I, N. Ward’ 2, R. Brown 3. Cabbage: Brian Fabish 1, Bob Brown 2, N. Ward 3. ’ Parsnips: B. Dodunski 1, N. Ward 2. Collection of vegetables: N. Ward 1, Brian Fabish 2. HOME INDUSTRIES. Judges, cooking, Mr. and Mre. W. Somerton; jams, pickles, etc., Mrs. J. Gibbs and Airs. Somerton; stewards, Meedames W. Brown and J. D. Wright, W. Porter and C. Corney. Norfolk Cup, for annual competition.and Mrs. A. E. Sutherland’s special points prize: Aire. E. Fischer. Bread, white: Aire. H. Egarr 1, Mrs. Beal 2, Airs. D. Wright 3. Bread, brown: Mrs. R. Davis 1, Mrs. D. Wright 2. Yeast buns: Airs. A. Grofeki 1, Aire. D. Wright 2, Aire. W. Jemison 3. Nut bread: Airs. A. Grofeki 1, Airs. J. Burgees 2, Airs. J. Reeve 3. Plain scones: Airs. E. Fischer 1, Mrs. J. Burgess 2, Aliss Lucy Brown 3. Sultana scones: Aire. W. Goble 1, Mrs. E. Fischer 2, Airs. J. Hunter 3. Brown scones: Miss Lucy Brown 1, Aire. R. Hucker 2, Airs. J. Burgess 3. Pikelets: Miss C. Johnstone 1, Miss J. Johnstone 2, Aliss Peterson 3. Rich fruit cake: Aire. E. Fischer 1, Airs. R. Davis 2. Cake without eggs: Airs. Porter I, Airs. Davis 2. . Seed cake: Aire. J. Burgees 1, Mrs. J, Reeve 2, Mrs. Ballantyne 3. . • Aladeira cake: Airs. J. Burgess 1, Mre. Ballantyne 2, Airs. H. Mamby 3. Ginger cake: Aire. W. Ward 1, Mrs. D. IVright 2, Airs. J. Reeve 3. Sponge sandwich: Aire. H. Alamby 1 and 2, Aire. J. Reeve 3. Spoirge roll: Mre. J. Bashford 1, Aire. H. Mamby 2, Aire. Ballantyne 3. Jam tarts: Mrs. R. Hucker 1, Miss L. Brown 2, Alr.s. J. Burgess 3. Sausage rolls: Airs. E. Fischer 1, Mre. D. Wright 2, Airs. J. D. Baehford 3. Cream puffs: Mrs. E. Fischer 1, Mrs. J. Reeve 2, Airs. Bashford 3. Shortbread: Aire. J. Burgess 1, Mrs. E. Ffecher 2, Airs. Ballantyne 3. Biscuits: Aliss C. Johnston 1, Mrs. D. Wright 2, Mrs. W. Jemison 3. Plum pudding: Airs. H. Alamby 1, Mre. E. Fischer 2, Mies Lucy Brown 3. Brawn: Mre. E. Fischer 1, - Aliss J. Johnston 2. Jelly, light colour: Airs. E. Fischer 1, Mrs. D. Wright 2, Miss Al. Corney 3. Jelly, dark colour: Aire. J. Burgees and Airs. D. Brown, tie, 1, Mrs. R. Hucker 3. Jams: Aire. Ballantyne 1, Miss C. Johnston 2, Mrs. J. Burgess 3. ’ Alarmalade: Mrs. D. Brown 2, Airs. E. Fischer 3; Pickled onions: Mre. D. Wright 1, Aire. L. Brown 2, Aliss Trimble 3. Alustard pickle: Airs. E. Fischer 1, Mre. L. Brown 2, Aire. Ballantyne 3. Chutney: Mrs. W. Stephens 1, Mre. R. Davis 2, Aire. E. Fischer 3. Sauce: Airs. E. Fischer I, Mre. J. Burgese 2, Afitre C. Johnston 3. Bottled fruit: Airs. R. Smith 1, Aliss M. Corney 2 and 3. Collection of sauce, pickles, etc.: Aire. J. Wright 1, Mrs. Burgess 2, Aire. Fischer 3. JUNIOR CLASS. Sponge: Ashley Wrjght 1. Collection of small cakes f Ashley Wright 1. FANCY WORK. Judge, Airs. J. R. G. Sutherland; stewards, Alesdames W. Ward, C. Surrey, R. Syme, Alisees 0. Lawrence and M, Corney. . Special pointe prize, donated by A. T. and H. Somerton: Mies R. Clow. Applique work: Miss R. Clow 1, Airs. L. White 2. Embroidery, coloured: Aliee A. Al. Payne 1, Mies R. Clow 2, Mies Leach 3. Embroidery, white: Aiks Connie Alarshall 1, Aliss R. Clow 2, Mies C. Greening 3. Embroidered apron, Airs. J. R. G. Sutherland’s special: Mies C. Greening 1 and 2, Aliss R. Clow 3. Embroidered throw-over: Aliee L. Brown 1. Embroidered night drees: Mrs. L. White 1, Mrs. R. Hucker 2, Aliss C. Greening 3. Embroidered tray cloth, white: Aire. L. White 1. Embroidered tray cloth, coloured: Aliss A. Al. Payne 1, Miss Ethel Brown 2, Aliss C. Johnston h.c. Embroidered d’oylye, three: Alifis R. Clow 1, Aliss C. Greening 2. Embroidered cushion: Miss C. Greening 1. Afost effective piece and wool embroidery: Aliss A. Al. Payne 1, Knitted eockis: Airs. J. Burgess 1. Knitted dress for baby: Airs. J. Burgees 1, Airs. Wheeler 2, Airs. S. Alamby 3, Airs. J. E. Fabish h.c. Knitted bed jacket: Aire. Aleyer 1, Mre. Wolvereton 2, Airs. Wheeler 3. Crochet: Aire. R. Davis 1 and h.c., Miss C. Fulton 2. Crochet tray doth: Aire. T. Clow 1, Miss C. Fulton 2, Aire. R. E. Davidson , 3, Aire. L. White h.c. Crochet d’oyleys, two: Alice C. Greening 1, Aliss R. Clow 2, Aliss C. Fulton 3. Woollen beret and scarf: Mrs. J. Burgess I. Table centre and scarf: Aliss Aladdock 1, Aire. Wheeler 2 Most useful cushion: Airs. Beale 1. Alost useful article from waste material: Mrs. H. Egarr I, Mre. Grofski 2, Aire. Beale 3 and h.c. Afost artistic novelty from scraps: Aire. A. Dodunski 1, Aire. J. Burgess 2and 3. Little boy’s trousers from old garment: Aire. Davis I. JUNIOR CLASSES. Hand-bag made from sugar bag: Aliss Pat Brown 1. Best article from flour bag: Aliss Win- j ter 1, Miss Pat Brown 2. Best piece of wool embroidery: Aliss i Pat Brown 2, Piece of cotton embroidery: Aliss Al. , Winter 1, Aliss T. Brown 2, Miss P. t Brown 3. Best raffia exhibit: Alias Pat Brown 1. SCHOOL CHILDREN'S SECTION. Judges. Messrs. H. W. Insull and Duncan ‘McKay, writing, drawing; etc.; Mee- '

dames J. Burgess and E. Hendereon, sewing, flowers, etc.; Air, J. Somerton, cooking; stewards, Mre. W. Whitaker and Miss M. Leech and the senior children. , WRITING. Primer I.: Noni Walker 1, Ray Wording 2, Gordon Meyer 3. Primer IL: Betty Jury 1, Shirley O’Sullivan 2. Primer III.: Linda Lawrence 1, Reginald Walker 2, Mabeth Manley 3. Standard I.: Joyce Wooding 1, Norma Ward. 2, Norma Lawrence 3. Standard IL: Ray Dodunski I, Pat Ryan 2, Margaret Ritchie 3. Standard in.: Gladys Ackland 1. Standard IV.: Reggie Walker 1, Eddie Cossey, 2, Margaret Neustroski ■3. Standard V.: Doris Aubrey 1, Pat Brown 2, Stanley Dombroski 3. Standard VI.: Thelma Brown 1, Ada Lawrence 2, Leonard Beale 3. ' PASTEL WORK. Primer III.: Linda Lawrence 1, Howard Wright 2, Mabeth Mantey 3. Standard I.: Eileen Beale 1, Norma Ward 2, Joyce Wooding 3. Standard II.: Hugh Brown 1, Ray Dodunski 2, Ronald Reardon 3. Standard HI.: Muriel Meyer 1, Berni Dodunski 2, Gladys Ackland 3. Standard IV.: Margaret Newstroski 1, Polly Surrey 2, Joan Fisher 3. Standard V..- Daisy Egarr I, Sadie Byrne 2, Eileen Dodunski 3. Standard VI.: Flossie Voitrekovsky 1, Jean Ritchie .2, Daphne Roycroft 3. FREEHAND DRAWING. Standard HI.: Aluriel Meyer 1, Gladys Aekland 2, Valerie Voitrekovsky 3. Standard IV.: Newstroski 1, June Lawrence 2, Polly Surrey 3. Standard V.: Stanley Dombroski 1, Doris Aubrey 2, Sadie Byrne 3. Standard- VI.: Flossie Voitrekovsky 1; Shirley Reardon 2, Leo Davis 3. Black and white sketch: Flossie'Voitrekovsky 1, Nancy Brown 2, Shirley Reardon 3. DESIGNS. Standard III.: Bob Brown I, Bernie Dodunski 2, Valerie Voitrekovsky 3. Standard IV.: Margaret Newstroski 1, Reggie Walker 2, Gladys Huzziff 3. Standard V.: Stanley Dombroski 1, Patricia Brown 2, Sadie Byrne 3. Standard VI.: Nancy Brown 1, Shirley Reardon 2, Ada Lawrence 3. DESIGNS FOR TRAYS. Standard IV.: Polly Surrey 1, Alargia,ret Newstroski 2, Reggie Walker 3. Standard V. boys: Ray l, Roy Huzziff 2, Stanley Dombroski 3; girls, Sadie Byrne 1, Patricia Brown 2, Daisy Egarr and Ruby Cossey 3. Standard VI.: Nancy Brown and Shirley Reardon equal 1, Flossie Voitrekovsky 2, Ted Whitaker 3. PLAjSTICENE. Primer I.: Bertie Aekland 1, Norrie Walker 2, Ray Wooding 3. Primer II.: Shirley O’Sullivan 1, Betty Jury 2. Primer I’ll.: Linda Lawrence 1, Afabeth Mantey 2, Barney Butler 3. Standard I.: Norma Ward. 1, Marjory Richter 2, Joyce Wooding 3. Standard IL: Hugh Brown 1, Ray Dodunski 2, Ronald Reardon 3. Standard III.: Jeff Huzziff 1, Bernie Dodunski 2, Bob Brown 3. Standard IV.: Margaret Newstroski 1, Polly Surrey 2, Eddie Cossey 3. Standard V.: Patricia Brown I, Eileen Dodunski 2, Doris Aubrey 3. Standard VI.: Nancy Brown ], Shirley Reardon 2, Ada Lawrence 3. PAPER CUTTING. Standard I.: .Norma Lawrence 1, Joyce Wooding 2, Harold Reeve 3. Standard H.: Hugh Brown 1, Margaret Ritchie 2, Ray Dodunski 3. RAFFIA. Primer III.: Mabeth Mantey 1, Linda ■ Lawrence 2, Howard Wright and Jack Brown 3.

Standard II.: Ray Dodunski 1, Hugh Brown 2, Ronald Reardon 3. Standard IV.: Margaret Newstroski 1, Polly Surrey 2, Reggie Walker 3. .Standard V. boys: Stanley Dombroski 1, Roy Huzziff 2, Ray O’Sullivan 3. Standard V. girls: Daisy Egarr 1, Ruby Cossey 2, Sadie Byrne 3. Standard VI.: Thelma Brown 1, Nancy Brown 2, Ada Lawrence 3. Rush and Raffia work: Nancy Brown 1, Ted Whitaker 2, Leonard Beale 3. SEWING. Standard I.: Joyce Wooding 1, Eileen Beale 2. Standard II.: Norma Ward 1, Margaret Ritchie 2. Standard III.: Gladys Aekland 1, Aluriel Aleyer 2, Valerie Voitrekovsky 3. Standard IV.: Polly Surrey 1, June Lawrence 2.

Standard V,: Ruby Cossie 1, Sadie Byrne 2, Eileen Dodunski 3. Standard AT.: Shirley Reardon and Flossie Voitrekovsky equal J, Ona Lawrence 2, Ada Lawrence 3.

SUGAR BAG WORK. Primer HI boys: Bobby Whitaker I, George Ackland 2; girls, Afabeth Mantey 1, Shirley O'Sullivan '2, Linda Lawrence 3. Standard I.: Norma Lawrence 1, Harold Reeve 2, Bobby Egarr 3. Standard IL: Pat Ryan 1, Ray Dodunski 2, Ronald Reardon 3, Standard III.: Bernie Dodunski 1, Bob Brown 2, Jeff Huzziff 3. . Standard IV.: Reggie Walker 1, Jack Dombroski 2, Eddie Cossey 2. Standard V,: Jeff Huzziff I, Roy Huzziff 2, Stanley Dombroski 3. Standard VI.: Leonard Beale 1, Leo Davis 2. Most original article: Dawn Reeve (floor mat) 1, Eileen Dodunski (kit) 2, Margaret Newstroski (kit) 3. GENERAL. Picture-book geography: Ted Whitaker 1, Nancy Brown 2, Ray O’Sullivan 3. Picture book, history: Shirley Reardon and Sadie Byrne equal 1, Doris Aubrey 2, June Lawrence 3. j Books illustrating up-to-date topics: Bill Brown (ships) I, Ted Whitaker (aeroplanes) 2. Collection-pressed leaves native trees: Flossie Voitrekovsky 1, Shirley Reardon 2, Doris Aubrey 3. Collection grasses: Thelma Brown 1, Nancy Brown 2. Collection weeds: Patricia Brown 1, Sadie Byrne 2, Bob Brown 3. Collection New Zealand ferns: Thelma Brown 1, Nancy Brown 2, Jean Ritchie 3, Scrap books: Norma Ward 1, Pat Ryan 2, Bob Whitaker 3. Rubber work, junior:' Reggie Walker 1. Bernie Dodunski 2, Jeff Huzziff 3. Rubber work, senior: Barney Wicksteed (pair slippers) 1, Ray O’Sullivan (wall pocket) 2, Leo Davis (boot polish pocket) 3. Used tin work, Std. IV.: Reggie Walker 1, Eddie Cossey 2, Jack Dombroski 3. Used tin work, open: Leonard Beale . (coal scuttle) 1,- Hugh Brown (ink pot) 2. Articles out of waste: Ted Whitaker (table mate out of lino scraps) 1, Barney Wicksteed (specimen vase from milking machine inflater) 2, Ted Whitaker (parsley board) 3. Aeroplanes made at home: Leonard Beale 1, Eddie Cossey 2, Ray Dodunski 3. ... Meccano models, senior:. Leonard Beale 1, Ted Whitaker 2; junior, Ray O’Sullivan 1, Barney Wicksteed 2. \ Boats: Leo Davis 1 and 2, Jack Brown 3. . ' Hbt-water bottle cover from scraps: Eileen Dodunski 1, Daisy Egarr 2, Dawn Reeve 3. ■ Most original article out of scraps: Nancy Brown (bed spread). 1, Daphne Roycroft (tea cosy) 2, Thelma Brown (dumpy) 3. Article waste material: Nancy Brown 1, Sadie Byrne 2, Gladys Aekland 3. Best-made kit waste material: Daphne Roycroft 1, Nancy Brown 2, Shirley Reardon 3.

Original idea from sample pieces: Ada Lawrence (sponge bag) 1, June Lawrence (brush and comb bag) 2, Patricia Brown 3. Original design from old woollen article: Bob Brown (floor mop) and Nancy Brown (boot polisher) equal 1, Thelma Brown (romper) 2, Shirley Reardon (cap) 3. Original design old woollen article, junior: Valerie Voitrekovsky J, Joan Fisher 2, Eileen Beale 3. ■' Article from flour bag: Daisy Egarr 1, Nancy Brown and Shirley Reardon equal 2, Thelma Browii 3. Prettiest article from scraps: Doris Aubrey 1 and 2, Gladys Ackland 3. Toys at home: Alargaret Newstroski (a farm) 1, Norma Ward (house and garden) 2. Hugh Brown (bedroom) 3.

Toys at home: Hugh Brown 1, Ray Dodunski 2, Pat Ryan 3. Punga vases, junior: Roy, Huzziff 1, Edie Cossey 2, Barney Wicksteed 3; senior, Leo Davis I, Bill Brown 2, Stanley Dombroski 3. FLOWERS. Button holes: Jean Ritchie 1, Margaret Ritchie 2, O’Sullivan 3. Bouquets:. Jean Ritchie 1, Norma Ward 2, Ada .Lawrence 3. Vase of flowers: Nancy Brown I, Daisy Egarr 2, Ada Lawrence 3. HOME GARDEN SECTION. Flowers: Norma Ward 1, Betty Egarr 2, Thelma Brown 3. Vegetables, collection: Jean Ritchie 1, Leonard Beale 2, Eddie Cossey 3. Champion vegetable grown in home garden: Leonard Beale. Note book for home gardens; Nancy Brown 1, Jean Ritchie 2. COOKING. Plain scones: Shirley Reardon 1, Joan Fisher 2. Rock cakes: 1, Shirley Reardon 2, Norma Ward 3. ?. Sultana cake: Norma Ward 1, Jeai< Ritchie 2, ’ Collection sweets:. Joan-Fisher I, Shir ley Reardon .2.