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Waikato Times, Volume 113, Issue 18929, 26 April 1933, Page 17 (Supplement)

Class 223—Pillow Shams, one pair. Class 224—Toilet Set (3 pieces), coloured. Class 225—Carver’s Cloth. Class 226—Any Article, White Embroidery, “Semco” design. Class 227—Any Article, Coloured Embroidery, “Semco” design. Class 228—Eyelet l?inbroidery. Class 229—Richelieu Embroidery. Class 230—Satin Stitch Embroidery. Class 231—Prettiest Worked Table Centre, white. _ '« Class 232—Prettiest Worked Table Centre, coloured. First prize, value £l/1/-, donated by House & Faking- Ltd. Class 233—Crochet Lace, fine, Table Centre, small. Class 234 —Cross Stitch, any article. Class 235—Guest’s Towel. Class 236—Crochet D’Oyley, one only. , Class 237—Tatting, one article. Class 238—Any Article Stencil Work.. Class 239—Fancy Handkerchief. Class 240 —Baby’s Bonnet, prettiest. Class 241—Boudoir Cap. Class 242—Prettiest Frock, child’s. Class 243—Princess Petticoat. Class 244—Best Silk Nightdress. Class 245—Best Cotton Nightdress. Class 246 —Kimona. Class 247 —Lady’s Fancy Pyjamas. Class 248—Morning Apron. Class 249 —Afternoon Apron, fancy. Class 250—Apron, made from Sugar-bag. Class 251 —Home-made Gloves. Girls under 20. Class 252 —Home-made Gloves. Open. Class 253 —Best Exhibit in Stocking Bag. Class 254—Daintiest Pair of Bedroom Slippers. Class 255—Cushion, most artistic, filled. Class 256—Prettiest Hand Bag. , i Class 257—Prettiest Tea Cosy. 1 Class 258—Tapestry. Class 259 —Hand-painted Article. Class 260—Most Original Pin Cushion. Class 261 —Raffia Basket. Class 262—Any Article; Raffia Work, except Baskets. Class 263 —Best Three Novelties in any fabric. Class 264—Best collection .three home-made toys. Class 265—Any Article of Fancy Work, by gentleman, hand-made. Class 266—Any Article in Wool, made by lady not under 70. First prize, value 10/6, given by Messrs Burleys Ltd. Class 267—Any Article in Cotton, made by lady not under 70. First prize, value 10/6, given by Messrs. Burleys Ltd. Class 268—Any Article made from sugar bag. Class 269—Useful Article made from waste material. Class 270—Any Article of Fancy Work not otherwise specified. Class 270a—Any Article of Suede Work. Class 184a—Any Article of Thrift, made by a member of Women’s Institute. All Fancy Work will be handed to the Exhibitors on Monday, June sth, at 10.30 a.m. No work will be given out before this date. Exhibitors should remember that the|r correct address Is very essential for the Secretary, and If you reside in town, give the street and number. Do not enter articles that have previously won a first prize at this Association’s Shows.

S«C r% Home Industries Division • r PBS Mrs. A. J. Davison, Messrs A. J. Davison and Win. Kothwell, Superintendents. Entries close Saturday, May 6th, 1933. IMPORTANT. —All Exhibits must be delivered at the Waikato Winter Show Buildings before 9 p.m. on Monday, May 29th 1933. All Jams and Preserves must have been made since June, 193-. Prizes. —First, 10s; second, ss. In classes where there are Se or more exhibitors a third prize of 2s Gd will be awarded. Entry fee, Is, unless otherwise mentioned. The Committee reserves right to substitute value prizes in any of these classes. No second prize unless there are three or more exhibitors. POINTS PRlZE.—Messrs Brown, Barrett & Co., Auckland, offer Gibs, of tea to the winner of most points in Classes 271-30 G. SPECIAL CLASSES. FOR EXHIBITORS WHO HAVE NEVER WON A PRIZE AT ANY PREVIOUS WAIKATO WINTER SHOW. Class 272—Two Loaves, each 21b. weight. Class 28G—Six Scones, home-made; open to farmers’ wives and daughters. Class 288—Six Scones, brown.