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Waikato Times, Volume 113, Issue 18929, 26 April 1933, Page 18 (Supplement)

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r-% =3J Home Industries Division si (CONTINUED) Class 292—Six Sultana Scones. Class 298—Six Pikelets. Class 308—Fruit Cake. Class 313—Madeira Cake. Class 315—Ginger Cake. Class 320—Jam Sandwich, without butter. Class 327—Shortbread. Class 338—Three varieties, preserved fruit, in bottles. Class 348—One jar Nectarines. Class 350—Jam, three varieties, to be named; one jar each. Class 353—One jar Marmalade. Class 400—lib. Butter, not salted. Class 401—lib. Butter, salted. BREAD (Home-made). Class 271—Two Loaves, each about 21b. weight. Class 272—Two Loaves, each 2lb. weight, made by Exhibitor, who has not taken a first prize for bread at any previous Waikato Winter Show. Class.. 27 Loaves, each 21b. weight, made by settler’s wife or daughter. Class 274—One Currant Loaf, 21b. weight. Bakers not eligible. Class 275—Milk Bread Loaf, 2lb. weight. Bakers not eligible. Class 276—Brown Loaf, 2lb. weight. Bakers not eligible. Class 277—Nut Bread Loaf. Bakers not eligible. Class 278—Billy Bread, 1 loaf. BISLEY’S WHOLEMEAL COMPETITION. BAKERS' BREAD. Class 279—A Challenge Cup presented by Messrs A. M. Bisley and Co. for two 21b loaves Wholemeal Bread made with Bisley s Wholemeal Flour. Open only to regular users of Blsley’s Wholemeal Flour. Any exhibit of bread must have been baked and delivered to the Waikato Winter Show Buildings not later than Monday, May 29th. Exhibitors outside Hamilton may rail or post their exhibits on May 29th, ■ provided they arc able to prove delivery that day. Class 280—Two Loaves Bread (white, 1 brown), each 21b. weight Class 281—Two Loaves Bread (white), 21b. weight. Class 282—One Fruit Loaf. Class 283—One Milk Loaf. ' Entry Fee, 1/-. SPECIAL PRIZES DONATED BY THE DOMINION COMPRESSED YEAST CO., LTD. BAKERS’ PRIZES, Exhibits In this Class to be marked thus;—< Dominion Compressed Yeast Class Mo. 284. Class. 284—The Dominion Compressed Yeast Co., Ltd. of Christchurch and Auckland, otfer a Solid Silver Challenge Shield (at present held by Frank Findlay, Esq., Hamilton), and a Gold Medal for competition amongst bakers, whose place of business is in the North Island, on the following terms and conditions. The competition is limited to bakers whose place of business is in the North Island. Every entrant must be a bona fide user of D.Y.C. Compressed Yeast, and use it regularly and exclusively in the whole of his fermentations. Every entry is accepted, and every exhibit judged, subject to the foregoing condition, and the decision of the Company as to whether any entrant is or is not a bona fide user of Compressed Yeast, shall bo final. The Shield will bo awarded to the best Upright Tin Loaf of White Bread made from a dough in which the fermentation was conducted by Compressed Yeast alone. A double Uprignt Tin Loaf must bo submitted, and the same will be broken by the judges only, so ns to show the break. There arc no restrictions as to the addition of milk, sugar, fat, or other improvers, hut the loaf must comply with the “Regulations under the Sale of Food and Drugs Act.” Only one entry may he made by any competitor, and the same must be in the name of a Master Baker only. The Bread must be baked not later than Tuesday, May 23rd, 1933, and every