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Waikato Times, Volume 119, Issue 9817, 22 February 1936, Page 26 (Supplement)

SEWING, for Girls under 16 years of age. First prize, 7/6; second, 6/-. Entry fee 6d. Class 82 — Tea Shower or Throw-over. 83 — Baby’s Jacket, knitted. 84— Hand-knitted Juniper. 85— Hand-knitted Scarf. 86 — Tweed or Cloth Skirt. 87— Plain Blouse. 88 — Princess Petticoat. 89— Nightdress, daintiest. 90— Pyjamas, daintiest. 91— Dressing Gown. 92 Dressing Jacket. 93 Supper Cloth, coloured embroidery. 94 Supper Cloth, white, with white embroidery. 95 — Tray Cloth, coloured embroidery. 96 Tea Cosy. 97 Washing or Linen Stitched Hat. 98— Samples of Fancy Stitches used in Needlework or Dressmaking. 99 Handkerchief Sachet. 100— Dress, need not be hand done entirely. 101— Guest Towel, prettiest. 102— 'Laundry Bag, on Coat Hanger. Entries close Saturday, May 2nd. - * TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOLS. OPEN CLASSES. EXHIBITS BY INDIVIDUAL PUPILS. First prize, 7/6; second, 5/-. Class 103— Illustrated Note Book (work to be done subsequent to June, 1935), Chemistry or Physics. Open to secondary scholars— First year. 104— Illustrated Note Book (work to be done subsequent to June, 1935), Chemistry or Physics. Open to secondary scholars —Second or Third Year. 105— Illustrated Note Book (work to be done subsequent to June, 1935), Dairy Science. Open to Secondary or District High School pupils, under 17 years of age at 3rd June, 1936. 106— Agricultural or Botany Note Book (work to be done subsequent to June, 1935). Open to Secondary or District High School pupils under 17 years of age at 3rd June, 1936. 107— Cookery Note Book. Open to Girls attending Secondary or District High School. 108— Dressmaking Note Book. Open to Girls attending Secondary or District High School. 109— Engineering Note Book. Open to boys attending Technical School Classes. 110— Best Piece Wood Work. Open to boys attending Day Technical School. 111— -Best Piece of Metal Work. Open. 112— Best Simple Farm Appliance—2nd year Rural. 113— Trade Drawing: Engineering, showing working drawing of machine detail. 114— Trade Drawing: Building, showing any advance building element or a small structure in wood or wood and concrete. TICKET WRITING. 116—One prize, cash, half a guinea, to the boy or girl under 16 years of age, attending a Technical School, for the Best Design, suitable for Drapery Display. KNOT TYING. 116— Specimens to be mounted on cardboard; 5-inch rope must be used. First prize, 5/; second, 2/6. SPLICING COMPETITION. Class. 117— Specimens to be mounted on cardboard. First prize, 5/; second, 2/6. Entries close Saturday, May 2nd, 1936.

THE SMALL SHOP that has made A BIG NAME For Itself BY ITS EXCELLENT SERVICE IN DRAPERY GOODS, AND THE MODERATE PRICES WHICH ARE ALWAYS OFFERED. SINCLAIR’S (LATE : THOS. WHITE LTD.) Hundreds of the most careful shoppers in the Waikato have made this popular store their centre for Big Values With new seasonal goods arriving regularly their stocks are always up-to-date and fresh. This, combined with an excellent service from a courteous staff makes one feel that it is a pleasure to do their shopping at SINCLAIR’S. For those who have not visited our establishment, we would point out that the standard of goods offered is unvarying, and the prices are always favourably compared with any in town. 251 Victoria Street :: :: HAMILTON Opposite Public Trust Telephone 1259

Repair Bills Are Inevitable. There’s not a car made that does not FOR LOWER RUNNING require the attention of mechanics at some COSTS, ENGAGE EXPERT time or other after it has run a few miles. MECHANICS. Drive around to ZILLWOOD & PARSONS ALEXANDRA STREET, HAMILTON. ’Phone 3316 (Night, 1390) Who will show you the way to trouble-free motoring and lower upkeep. All Classes of Repair Work executed in shortest time at lowest possible charges. See our range of absolutely dependable USED CARS.