NIGHTCAPS WINTER SHOW.

Western Star, 23 May 1930, Page 3

NIGHTCAPS WINTER SHOW.

The following special prizes were allotted.

Most points in produce, 10/6: Mrs Nisbet. •

Most points in butter. 51- : Mrs Nisbet.

Most points in. Fruit, 10/6: F Klemick. .

Collection of Vegetables: Mrs Lyon 10/6, F Klemick 5/-. Most points in Roots: Mrs Lyon 7/6, F. Klemick,2/6. Most point s in cabbage, cauliflower, marrow, lettuce, carrot s parsnips: A roll of bacon: F. Klemick. c

Most points in potatoes: Mr s Lyon 7/6. ■ S *■

Most points in onions, leeks and eschalots: J. Hamilton 7/6. D. Wilson 2/6. ''..•;

Most points in carrots', parsnips and beet: F. Klejnick 7/6, J Allen and Lyon '(equal) 2nd.

Most point s in grain and seeds, 10/6 Peter Sinclair.

Most points in oils, first 7/6, second 2/6: Mrs Baird 1, Miss E. Sinclair 2. ,

Most points in art: J D Sinclair 7/6, Sutton Purdue 2/6. Most .points in needlework: Mrs D. Sinclair £1 1/-, Mrs Duncan 5/-. Most points in knitting, £1 1/- : Mrs Sinclair.

Most points in miscellaneous section Mrs Duncan 7/6,: Miss Jean Irwin 2/6. Most points in crochet, first 7/6, second 2/6: Mi's Sinclair 1, Me-sdairfes Hamilton, WiH s .i Grant---and Miss Anderson (equal) 2. .; : ; '.v Mos't points in needlework, children 14 years and over: Miss Edna Cosgriff 5/-, Miss E R Lyon 2/6. Girls 11 to 14 years: Miss K. Egan 5/-, Miss Annie Searle 5/-. . - . Best Buttonholes, Miss Annie Searle 5/-. ■■■.■■'.■' . Most points in baking, first second 5/-: Mrs Cosgriff 1, Mrs P. Grant 2. Jams, jellies and bottled fruit, first 7/6, second 5/-:. Mrs Peter Grant 1, Mrs E- Cosgriff 2. Pickles, first 5/-, second 2/6: Mrs E. Cosgriff 1, Mrs T. Duncan 2. Plain Baking, first 5/- second 3/- third 2/-: Mrs •■ Nisbet 1, Mrs Cosgriff 2, Mrs Duncan 3. Plum pudding, 5/-: Mrg Cosgriff. Sponge Sandwich, 5/- Mrs Cosgriff. Girdle Scones, 5/- Mrs Croad. Childrens' baking, 2/6. Miss N. Nisbet. Most points in poultry, trophy: Mr J 0 Wilson. Most points in,,.ducks, half hundred weight meat meal: Mr J Calvert. Best .birds in the following classes,. 10/6 each: Hamburg, any variety, J I Clapp; Brown Leghorn, A. Smeaton; Ancona, John Perry; Wyandotte cock- j erel, J. O. Gardner; Black Orpington, S Bnimiby; Rhode Island Red, J. C Wilson; Utility White Leghorn Pullett, R Heathcote; cockerel, Tracey King- Black Leghorn, M. Mathieson: Light'. Sussex, C Wilson (Christchurch); Old English Game, E. Dodkerty; Black Rosecomhv Bantam, WH. Pickford; Pekin Bantam, S. Brumr by; Game Bantam, C. Clapp; Homer Cook, J. Calvert; hen , J Calvert; Duck or Drake, Mrs J. Rewcastle; -Local Bird, R.' Heathcote; Novice j class, Miss Joan Nutter; Casary J-, Lawton; Pet,, Norman, Allan.; Best bantam in show, J Clapp; Best bird by primary school scholar, S 1 Sinclair. Following were the poultrji championships:• Open Class: . Best Muffed Tumbler Pigeon, no award. Best Homer Hen 276 miles or over, J. Calvert, Best Variety Canary, other than Yorkshire, Norwich, Roller or Mule, no award. Utility Classes: Best Utility Light Sussex, J. 0. Wilson (Christchurch.) . .; . Following are the points tor the £5 5/- challenge cup, awarded to the pupils gaining the highest aggregate points in school work, to be held for one year. Waihopai 38|, Nightcaps Wairio 24£, Seaward Downs 22. Winton .10*, Gladfield 8 and Riverton Convent 2.