BAKERS' EXHIBITION.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 19862, 3 February 1920, Page 5

BAKERS' EXHIBITION.

THE L!3T OF AWARDS, The exhibition on Friday last of various products of tho art of the baker and pastrycook in the Wellington Town Hall attracted much attention. Mr 11. Murdoch, Napier, von tho competition lor the best birthday cake, and also took first prize for tho host decorated gateaux. r ihc first prize in pined commercia] cake went to Mr W. J, Thom, of Wellington. Tho championship for most points in bread was won by Mr 1 • Dunn, ot Cliristchurchj who also carried off the cup presented by the Dominion Compressed Yeast Company, i he awards were:—

I M a fY? eter Dunn (Christchurch) ], 1 „ (-Invercargill) 2. H. Donald and H. M Dormolt (Invercargill) 3, Sandwich Tin Loaf—Peter Dunn (Christ, church) 1. J. a. M'Clennan (Auckland* •> vemS s UaU!ja,!Ui] aml LL I)oUi,!,i ( Iu - Double Turnover Loai-H. Donald (Inver--1 m '■'•’illiams (Eangiom' 2, G. Jackson (ienuika) 3. Darracoutsi Tin Lonf-P, Dunn (Christf: r V 1 1 f’- c^ M II- " n lkcr (Taradale) 2, A. M Donald (Lvtteltcn) 3. ’ , J *> l . r,i " v « r ,. Deaf—H, Donald (Invercargill) J. YiUiams (Uiuigaora) 2, IV. StecJo (i.angiora) 3. I T D.«H-A. M’Donald (Lyttelton) 1, 1 *m 1! (D lr '' vno ‘D 2, A. .'.(’Donald (Invercargill) and Mr?. IdacLean (Woodville) a. Larracouta Loaf-A. .M’Donald (Lvttel-11’/-}V> Lr .vant (Christchurch) 2,« IV Dtfclo (Kangiova) 3. bcone Loaf—P, Dun (Christchurch) ], oVfecbn&) r^ ChWCI,) 2 ' F ' 1L Hawk * ! i;« V | h ‘‘ JR , tu l aal T R ro *d—A. F. Tonka (Welo ‘’ ' • A- Turnbull (Martiuborough) -• Stacey (Christchurch) 3. ■RriMe D-oal—p. Alexander (Xctv ljti o hton) 1 Cook and M’Konzio (Clnistchurchi 2, A. J. Bridges (Mosgicl) 3 Apiwonlices’ Class—J. A. MTlwrsou (Auckland) 1. J. Groaylcy (Lviioltonl 0 A Bavnea ami E. M’Lcan tSydraham)' 3. MM M mt Duns—H. Murdock CXa(Napioi l‘ JeCkS ° n lTcmuka) C - Trillo

Thm. Bnili Bun»-F. AV. D. Sincock laml) 2. John Martin (Auckland) 3. Sm, Loa.—l’ S. Taylor (Wdllnston) 1, H Siv’(U°i’ k "Miiain (Bsnaiorn) a. lm T, Buns—, l. }>, M'Ewan (Lvttoltqnj j, A. L. Lowers (Rangiora) 2, F. AV n SincocK (New Brighton) 3 f v w<ls s ßakctl 011 Hot Murdock (Napier 1. AV. Tbo m (TVelhndot,) 0. B. AVilaou (Napier) 3. Beet Display of Oven Scones—F. AV D g"? i ; k Brighton) 1. B. AVilaon (AV p*ei) , H. Murdock (Xapinrj 3. A,P?cl Cak ;r' 1 l, (Auckland! I. 1) Amslmv (Auckland) 2. H. Murdock (X*

Sandwicli-B. Wilson (Xapior) 1. 'iucklanc!) r U (Lyllelt01,) A ' Stomont

fnnri l boH-A. Christison (Wellington) I AV. J. Thom (V, cllington) 2, Stormont and Sons {Auckland) 3. Best, Puff IVtry—F. AV. D. Sincock (Now Brighton) 1, A. J. KcnncU (Kaiapoi) 2, G. r.. Grantham (AVellington) C. Beat. Assorted Cakes-H. Murdock (Napier) ,1, G. IC. Grantham (Wellington) 2. Lest Madeira Cakes—A. Stormont (Auckland) 1, Stormont and Sons (Auckland) •> AV. G. Sip cock and F. AV. Sincock (New Brighton), 3. best Plain (finger Cake—A. Stormont (Auckland) I, H, Murdock (Xapicr) 2. Ktormont and Sons (Auckland) 3. Best Decorated Birthday Cake.—H. Murdock (Napier) 1, J. Martin (Auckland) 2, T. Johnston (Napier) 3. Best Decorated Cake—W. J. Thom (AVeilinglon) i. G. Bain (Napier) 2. T. AV. H. Scott (AVcllington) 3. Best Six Breakfast Rolls—Stormont ana Sons (Auckland) 1, D. Armcshaw (Auckland) 2, J, P. M’F.wou (Lyttelton) 3. Best Decorated Gateaux.—H. Murdock (Napier) J, J. Martin (Auckland; 2, G. E. Granlliam (Wellington) 8.

Best Sultana. Block Cake—A, E. Lowers (Rangiora) 1, AV. J. Thom (AVcllington) 2, G. E, Grantham Wellington) 3.

Beat Peel Block Cake—A. E. Lowers (Rangiora) 1, F. AV. D. Sincock (New Brighton) 2, F. Carter (Rangiora) 3.

Best Plain Block Cake—J. P. M’Ewau (Lyttelton) 1, E. B. D'Laccy (Auckland) 2, F. Cnrtor (Rangiora) 3. Best Pieeo of Plain Scotch Shortbread— E. B. D'Laccy (Auckland) T, F. Alexander (New Brighton) 2, J. P. M'Ewim (Lyttelton) 31

Apprentices' Class—-IT. R. Green (Now Brighton) 1. G, Malloch (Sumner) 2. Decorated Cake—J. Martin (Auckland) 1, Stormont and Sons (Auckland) 2 and 3. _ Beat Tin and Cottage Loaves (for_ taose who have never won ft prize)—G. AVilliams (Rangiora) I,AV. Steele (Rangiora) 2, H. Donald (Invercargill) 3. Six Yeast Buns (for those who have never won a prize)—C. Trillo (Napier) T, I). Anneshaw (Auckland) 2, Mrs MacLcan (AVoodville) g. Best Two-fiercd Wedding Cake —H. Murdock (Napier) 1, L. AV. H. Scott (Wellington) 2, E. AVray (Wellington) 3. •Fancy Pastries —AV. G. Sincock (New Brighton) 1. Best Loaf of Bread—J. H. M'Cicllnn (Auckland) 1. P. Dunn (Christchurch) 2, AV. Sncoslon (Christchurch) 3. Best Loaf of Bread (first prize, cheque for £lO, second prize ±'o)—J. 11. M'Clellan {Auckland) 1, J. Hail (Christchurch) 2, Young (Wanganui) 3 Best- Bread J. R. M'Clcllan (Auckland) 1, P. Dunn (Christchurch) 2, G. Williams (Rangiora) 3. Best Decorated Afternoon Tea-table—Miss Coffey (Wellington) I, Miss Mardcll (Wellington) 2. AVinner of solid silver cup for highest number of points in bread classes —P. Dmm (Christchurch). Best Piped Commercial Cake (decorated in (ho hail)—.!. Marlin (Auckland) 1, Scott (Wellington) 2. Championship for the Best Loaf of Bread in the Exhibition—P. Dunn (Christchurch) 1. Silver Cup fo exhibitor securing highest number of points in pastrycook, classes— H. Murdock (Napier).